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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1954

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Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Sturman in McLeansboro

Mrs Minnie Sturman died at 309 East Main in McLeansboro. Funeral services are set for Sunday at the First Baptist Church with Rev C E Langston, burial in IOOF cemetery. She was born December 17, 1871 in Boliver Missouri to John L and Nancy Jane Mead. Survivors include a daughter, three brothers, three sisters, and one grandchild. Donelson Funeral Home in charge.

Mcleansboro Minnie Sturman E. Main First Baptist Church C. E. Langston Sturman Boliver John L Nancy Jane Mead Charles Sturman Emery Maulding Fred Harry Mead William Mead Redlands Calif Ella Sloan Maude Howell Ida Daily Peoria Donelson

Mrs Catherine Garrison Dies In Olney Hospital

Mrs Catherine Garrison 77 of West Salem Illinois died in Olney hospital Thursday morning after a brief illness. Born February 13 1876 in Jefferson County she was the widow of William Garrison. Survived by two sons Dr Henry G Garrison of West Salem and Charles Garrison of Toledo Oregon a daughter Mrs Myrtle Somers Paducah Ky five grandchildren and two great grandchildren four brothers and a sister. Funeral at Opdyke Baptist church Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Bird Green with burial in Opdyke.

Catherine Garrison West Salem Jefferson County Olney Hospital Garrison Haston Amanda Richardson William Garrison Opdyke Baptist Church Bird Green Opdyke H. G. Garrison Charles Garrison Toledo Oregon Myrtle Somers Paducah Ross Richardson Wayne City Delbert Richardson Belle Rive Orley John Richardson Bluford Bob Bundy

Annie Calhoun Dies At 76 Rites In Dix

Mrs Annie E Calhoun died at 10 40 p m Thursday at her home in Hopewell. She was 76 years one month 12 days old born in Indiana daughter of William and Nancy Hess She married Elmer E Calhoun and survived by five sons William E Centralia Wesley E Alden Oris W Lee Owen W Elgin Cletis J Huntley NL One brother Oris Hess Benton a sister Cora Lanuis McLeansboro 14 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Sunday at 11 a m at Dix Methodist Church Burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery Osborn Funeral Home Dix. The body will lie in state after 2 p m Saturday.

Annie. E. Calhoun Hopewell Indiana William and Nancy (Rhodes) Hess Effingham County Elmer E. Calhoun Dix Pleasant Hill Cemetery Osborn Funeral Home Calhoun William E Centralia Wesley E Alden, Ill Oris W Lee, Ill Owen W Elgin Cletis J Huntley, NL Oris W. Hess Benton Cora Launius McLeansboro

Fred Craig, 80, Former Resident, Dies in Kinmundy

Fred Craig 80 a former resident of Mr Vernon was found dead in bed yesterday at his home in Kinmundy. A retired railroader he lived alone. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Inton Funeral Home in Kinmundy with burial in Evergreen cemetery there. The body will remain at the Panera home where friends may call.

Fred Craig Vernon Kinmundy Craig Inton Funeral Evergreen Cemetery Panera

Father of Mrs Conard Croy Dies

Alvah L. Kunkel died at 5 pm Thursday in Oregon Missouri. His daughter Mrs Conard M Croy, a Mt Vernon township high school teacher, was notified. The body was taken to Pettijohn Funeral Home in Oregon. Funeral services and burial will be held in Oregon Sunday. Mr Kunkel had visited Mt Vernon many times and had many friends there. Mr and Mrs Croy have gone to Oregon to attend the funeral.

Conard M. Croy Mt. Vernon Township High School Alvah L. Kunkel Oregon Pettijohn Funeral Home Kunkel Mt. Vernon

Innocent Plea Entered In Greenlease Ransom Case

Former St. Louis police lieutenant Louis Shoulders, involved in the Greenlease kidnapping, pleads innocent in U.S. District Court to perjury related to his account of the $600,000 ransom. The confessed kidnapper Hall and Bonnie Heady were executed in December. about $592,000 of the ransom remains unaccounted for. Shoulders appeared with attorney Henry G. Morris for arraignment before Judge Albert A. Ridge.

Kansas City Louis Shoulders St. Louis Greenlease U. S. District Court Carl Austin Hall Bonnie Brown Heady Shoulders Bobby Greenlease Robert C. Greenlease Hall Elmer Dolan Henry G. Morris U. S Albert A. Ridge

100 Acres Burned Over On Route 6 Fire

Rural firemen fought five alarms yesterday and this morning as a blaze north of the city burned over 100 acres on the Latta property. No buildings were damaged. Other calls included a 30 acre field and woods fire on Centralia Road and a grass fire near Salem Road. An emergency brake on a Jefferson Asphalt truck also ignited. Explorer Scouts Troop 106 aided at one scene.

Marvin Latta RFD Centralia Road Troop 106 Charles Edlich Salem Road Jefferson

Local Birth Announcements From Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial Hospitals

Mr and Mrs Arthur Puckett announce the birth of an unnamed daughter at 8 38 a m in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harold Rector announce a son born at 8 55 a m in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ross Henry announce a son born yesterday at 1 05 p m in Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighing ten pounds eight and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Ted E Spindle announce the birth of a daughter at 1601 Perkins Avenue.

Arthur Puckett RFD Vernon Good Samaritan Hospital Harold Rector Keenes Ross Henry Jefferson Memorial Hospital Ted E. Spindlee Perkins Avenue Daugh

Tex M White Files Law Sheriff Candidacy for Jefferson County

Tex M White announced his candidacy for Jefferson County sheriff in the Republican primary on April 13, 1934. A 46 year old born in Johnston City Alabama, he moved to Jefferson County young and has long resided there. White served as Illinois State Patrolman 1940 to 1945, is a graduate of the Illinois State Police School, and now works as an artists representative in Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. He is married to Wanda with a six year old daughter Marsha and lives at 420 South 17th Street.

Tex M. White Jefferson County Mr. White Johnston City Robert E. White Cliffe (Bond) White Sparta du Quoin Ill Illinois Ilinois Consumers Ice Co Mt. Vernon White Iowa Missouri Young Republican Club The Loyal Order of Moose Wanda Marsha South 17Th Street

C of C Group Meets Tonight

The membership conservation committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7:00 tonight in the conference room at the C of C office 1112 Main Street. Herb Downey chairs the group with members A Schroeder Glenn Collins Jack Benton Bob Ward Harry Walter Harold Myers Roy Smith Ben Bullock and Albert Parker. A special presentation on C of C operations will be given at the meeting.

Chamber of Commerce C. of C Main Street Herb Downey A Schroeder Glenn Collens Jack Benton Bob Ward Harry Walter Harold Myers Roy Smith Ben Bullock Albert Parker

Two Million Dollar Check Reversed By Tamms Trustees

Tamms school trustees returned a two million dollar check after an insurance company agent explained a misprint in a claim payout. The error related to part of a 1000000 loss from a Tamms high school fire, with the obligation then about 20000. Tamms lies in Alexander county in southern Illinois.

Tamms Ill Reid Abercrombe Westchester Fire Insurance Co Freeport Alexander County Illinois

Moonshine Still Found Across Street From Courthouse

Federal agents reported locating a 50 gallon moonshine still in a shed behind the East St. Louis home of Leroy Berry across from the U S courthouse. Berry was held without charge as officials confirmed the find near the federal building.

Associated Press East ST. Louis Federal Alcohol Tax Unit U. S Leroy Berry Berry

Birth Notice From Jefferson Memorial Hospital

A baby girl was born at 11 35 p m Thursday in Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds nine and a half ounces.

Ter Jefferson Memorial Hospital

New Records Album Track List Highlights Classic Pop

A reader list showcases songs and artists across early pop and hits. Ray Anthony, Tony Bennett, Dean Martin, Patti Page, Frankie Laine, Jill Corey, Bing Crosby, Mills Brothers, Louis Armstrong, Ike Carpenter, Ralph Flanagan, The Three Suns, Don Cornell and others appear with titles like That’s Amore, Stranger in Paradise, Rags to Riches, What It Was Was Football, You’re on Trial, The Creep, and The Typewriter, among others.

Dean Martin Tony Bennett Patti Page Charlie Applewhite Johnny Desmond Frankie Laine Jill Corey Mariners Bing Gary Crosby Mills Brothers Lu Ann Simms Louis Armstrong Sadie Thompson Ike Carpenter Ralph Flanagan The Three Suns Deacon Andy Griffith Slim Whitman Jerry Murad Don Cornell

Evangelist Walter MacDonald Preaches Mt Vernon Mission Drive

Evangelist Walter Happy MacDonald of Detroit will preach tonight at First Methodist as part of a week long campaign to tell Mt Vernon residents about the Mt Vernon Rescue Mission. He is also scheduled for Saturday at First Baptist and Sunday at the Rescue Mission on South Tenth Street and Taylor Heights Baptist Church. All services start at 7 30 PM except Sunday at 2 30 PM for an anniversary rally marking the mission’s second year. Superintendent Leo Harlow says the mission has expanded to provide sleeping quarters for men and women, with women housed next to the mission. Transients receive food and lodging in exchange for work at the wood pile. Stores at the mission burn wood.

Walter “Happy” MacDonald Detroit Mich First Methodist Church Mt. Vernon Leo Harlow Rescue Mission Evangelist MacDonald

Suits On Delinquent Personal Tax Totals Listed

A continued notice lists numerous individuals and amounts for unpaid taxes. Names include S. G. Lemay, Wesley Lemay, Josephine Lewis, Robert Lewis, John T. Long, Leroy Loss, Charles Lyle, Robert Lyle, Nadine Martin, Stowell Massey, D. Mayberry, and Robert Mayberry with 1949 to 1951 tax totals ranging from 5.64 to 50.57 dollars. Addresses span Mt. Vernon and surrounding areas with several RFD listings.

S. G. Lemay Jones Wesley Lemay Dwight Josephine Lewis RFD Mt. Vernon Robert Lewis John T. Long Robinson Leroy Loss Charles Lyle South Fourth Robert Lyle South 25Th Nadine Martin South 10Th Stowell Massey Bradley D. Mayberry Waukegan Ill Robert Mayberry Opdyke

Hospital Notes list admissions and discharges at two clinics

Jefferson Memorial admits Mae Jordan Edward Dare Reva Spindlee and who else? Discharges include Susann Campbell Emma Jane Smith Dale Huff infant daughter Francis Thomas Wanda Johnson Daisy Poderis and others. Good Samaritan lists admissions Beatrice Marian Ellis Emma Miller Leslie LeRoy Reynolds Della Adams and discharges Mildred Kelly Wanda Peeper and young James Owen Dennis LeRoy Leahy Samuel Mateer Lou Ann Dorothy.

Jefferson Memorial Mae Jordan Edward Dare Reva Spindlee Susann Campbell Salem Emma Jane Smith RFD Dale Huff Cisne Francis Thomas Iuka Wanda Johnson Centralia Daisy Poderis Benton Arthur Denham Clover Park Good Samaritan Beatrice Marian Ellis O. Emma Miller Leslie LeRoy Reynolds Della M. Adams Mildred Juanita Kelly Wanda Lee Peeper Masters James Owen Dennis LeRoy Leahy Samuel Marshall Mateer Lou Ann Dorothy

Eastern Star Chapter 233 Meeting Notice

Members urged to attend a stated meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m with social hour and refreshments after. Gulu Miller is W M Alva Mathews Secy. Woodlawn Rebekah Lodge meets Monday at 7 p m at I C C F Hall Woodlawn. installation open to public. Jefferson Post 141 Legion calls a special meeting Monday at 8 pm two officers to be elected. refreshments after. John Elliott commander Joe Herbst adjutant.

Mt. Vernon Order of Eastern Star Gulu Miller W. M. Alva Mathews Sec'v Woodlawn Rebekah Lodge 1.C.C.F Woodlawn Jefferson Post 141 American Legion John Elliott Joe Herbst

Truman Denies Saying Red Herring at News Conference

In Columbus Stac reports Truman denied using the phrase red herring during a White House news conference. Veteran reporters note the question was spontaneous, with routine queries asked earlier and no Capitol Hill investigations discussed. The exchange, tied to the Communists in government issue, drew headlines as the last question elicited a notable reply.

Columbus Stac White House Capitol Hill Truman

Bank Statement Sworn In Jefferson County 1954

The document presents financial figures including assets pledged and liabilities totaling $1,501,000. The swearer, Charles C. Croup, President, attests the statement as true to the best knowledge and belief. Sworn before a notary in Illinois on January 7, 1954.

Charles C. Croup

Loyalty program dismissals cited in state of the union

A man stated that 490 were dismissed on loyalty grounds and about 6,400 were separated or rested or denied employment as security risks. President Eisenhower said 2,200 persons have been discharged under the security program. An interview on On Air Tonight with Tru airs tonight at 7:45 p.m. EST on WABD New York and repeats Sunday at 11 p.m. EST on the DuMont network.

Eisenhower DuMont WABD New York

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Annie Calhoun Conard Croy Curtis-Florist Men Johnson Insurance Agency P. O 10Th St U.S. Courthouse NEW Records Ray Anthony Stranger IN Paradise Hollywood LeRoy Gray Ken Kennedy Sonny Kriss Trumy Young Lawrence Welk Beer Barrel Pennsylvania Otheers Morton Gould Holiday Laura Clovers Fool Goldman U.S. Field Artillery Army Army Air Corps Ai Tata Mt. V. Rescue Mission Walter MacDonald Pearson Morton North 10Th ST Tre Mendous Reductions McLaughlin’s Cafe Reserve District First National Bank OF Mount Vernon Rallantian United States Federal Reserve Bank Eecerre Ee Wood Marlin Rich State OF C. Wayne Highsmith Notary Public Paul Fellinger Vn Pet Morton’s
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