Deaths and Funerals Aaron Harmon 59 in Sesser
Aaron Hart Harmon 59 died at home in Sesser Sunday morning. Funeral services 2:00 p.m. Tuesday Brayfield Funeral Home Sesser with Rev. Chester Evitts officiating. Burial Maple Hill cemetery. Born May 3 1904 in Sesser to Nelson and Sarah Harmon. Survived by wife Ruth and children Eugene Muriel Dorothy, a son and three daughters, plus step mother, brother, sister, six grandchildren. Member of American Legion and Masonic Lodge.
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Aaron Hart Harmon
Sesser
Brayfield
Chester Evitts
Maple Hill Cemetery
Mr. Harmon
Nelson
Sarah (Brown) Harmon
Ruth Mezo
Pearl Harmon
Eugene Harmon
Rochelle
Ill
Muriel Chastain
Dorothy Harbison
Ziegler
Leslie Harmon
Chicago
Vesta Snider
du Quoin
Harmon
Lesser American Legion Post
Lesser
Masonic Lodge
Maxine Street Dies Suddenly At Home Here
Mrs. Maxine Street of 604 South 16th Street died suddenly at 1 00 a m at her home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body was taken to the Pulley Gutzler Funeral Home. She was born in Mounds Illinois daughter of N J and Anna O Dair. She was married to B T Street who survives. Also surviving are two daughters Dorothy May Miller Murphysboro and Mary Lou Rainey Flora. three sisters Bernice Lenihan Fort Wayne Helen Hall Dayton and Dessie Evert San Francisco. four grandchildren.
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Maxine Street
South 16Th Street
Pulley-Gutzler Funeral Home
Street
Mounds, Ill
N. J
Anna_ (Jacobs) O’Dair
B. T. Street
Dorothy May Miller
Murphysboro
Mary Lou Rainey
Flora
Bernice Lenihan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Helen Hall
Dayton
Ohio
Dessie Evert
San Francisco
Calif
W J Thompson Dies At 81 Funeral Tuesday
William Johnson Thompson died at his home at 731 Perkins at 8 15 p m Saturday age 81 years three months and three days He worked 38 years in the wood erection department of Mt Vernon Car Company Funeral is 1 00 p m Tuesday at Myers Chapel with Rev Ross Partridge and Rev Glenn Johnson officiating Burial will be in Memorial Gardens Body remains at Myers Chapel after 4 p m today He was born Oct 8 1882 in White County son of Douglas and Laura Belle Thompson His survivors include wife Rosa Richards two married daughters Myree and Vivian Thompson and Regina Porst plus a son Harold Thompson and four sisters and six grandchildren including great grandchildren.
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William Johnson Thompson
Perkins
Thompson
Wood Erection
Mt. Vernon Car Company
Myers Chapel
Ross Partridge
Glenn Johnson
Memorial Gardens
White County
Douglas
Laura Belle (Rowe) Thompson
Myrtle Mobley
Houston County
Rosa Richards
Harold Thompson
Christopher
Myree
Vivian Thompson
California
Regina Porst
Florida
Edna Pittman
Tillien Thompson
Lucy Randolph
Alma
Lillian Pittman
Park Avenue Church
Ex-Resident Dies While Shoveling Snow Yesterday
Elihu Eugene Marsh, 49, died at 10 30 am Sunday while shoveling snow at his home in St. Louis. Former resident of Mt. Vernon and Opdyke. Funeral at St Thomas church St. Louis Thursday 9 am. Burial in Resurrection cemetery St. Louis. Body lies in state Gobkins Funeral Home Gravois St. Louis after 2 pm Tuesday. Survived by mother Mary C Marlow of St. Louis daughter Mary Christine at home sister Bernice Dodd and Patricia Beck of St. Louis etc.
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Elihu Eugene Marsh
St. Louis
Mt. Vernon
Opdyke
St. Thomas Church
Resurrection Cemetery
Gobkins
Gravois
Ann Marsh
Mary C. Marlow
Mary Christine
Walter Marlow
Greenville
S. C
Bernice Dodd
Patricia Beck
Gladys Robertson
Pauline Marlow
Zelda Hayes Dies at 88 in Mt. Vernon
Zelda Hayes 88 of 1201 South 12th Street died at 12:01 a m today at Good Samaritan Hospital. Born November 15 1875 in Jefferson County she was daughter of James and Hulda Quinn. Survived by husband Luke Hayes three stepsons Paul Allan Ralph Hayes one brother Herbert Quinn and two sisters Mary Martin and Terrill Wells. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Zelda Hayes
South 12Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Inc
Pulley-Gutzler Funeral Home
Hayes
Jefferson County
James and
Hulda Quinn
Luke Hayes
Paul Hayes
Mt. Vernon
Allan Hayes
Gary
Ind
Ralph Hayes
Mason, Wis
Herbert Quinn
Mary Martin
Chicago
Terrill Wells
William B. Rine Dies at 77 in Jefferson Hospital
William Benjamin Rine 77 of 308 North Seventh Street died at 4:00 a.m. today at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. He was an engineer at Moss Tie Company and Creosote Forest Products before retirement. Born September 29, 1886 in Jefferson County, he married Beulah Alexander on May 7, 1938. He was a World War I veteran and a member of Hopefell Methodist Church. Funeral arrangements are at Myers Chapel.
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William Benjamin Rine
North Seventh Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Moss Tie Company
Creosote Forest Products
Myers Chapel
Mr. Rine
Jefferson County
Wilbert
Mary Tennie (Mitchell) Rine
Beulah Alexander
Hopefell
Elvira M. Reece of Whittington Dies at 69
Elvira May Reece, 69, of near Whittington, died at 3:15 am today in Franklin County Hospital Benton. The body was sent to Johnston Funeral Home in Whittington. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Elvira May Reece
Whittington
Franklin County
Benton
Johnston Funeral Home
Alva Jones of Bluford Dies at 79
Alva Jones 79 of Bluford died at 7 00 p m Sunday at his home He was a retired farmer Burial will be Wednesday at 200 p m at Zion church north of Bluford Reverend Guy Williams officiating Burial in Mifflin cemetery He was the son of the late John and Mallissia Gregory Jones He was married to Mona Voyles who died June 6 1950 He is survived by two sons Robert of Bluford and Virgil of Waterman Ill one brother Fred Jones of Mt Vernon one sister Mrs Bessie Johnston of Anna IL eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
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Alva Jones
Bluford
Zion Church
Guy Williams
Mifflin Cemetery
Jones
John and
Mallissia
Gregory) Jones
Mona Voyles
Mr. Jones
Robert
Virgil
Waterman, Ill
Fred Jones
Mt. Vernon
Bessie Johnston
Anna, IL
Retired farmer Callie Copple dies near Dix at 81
Callie D Copple a lifelong county resident and retired farmer died Saturday at 12 40 p m at his Dix home He was 81 Funeral services were at 2 pm in Boyd Christian church with Rev Hawkins and Rev Garren officiating Burial followed in Boyd cemetery He was born November 16 1882 in Walnut Hill son of Harve and Mary Copple Married Myrtle E Chapman February 27 1910 Survived by wife six sons four daughters fourteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren
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Callie D. Copple
Dix
Boyd Christian Church
Copple
Glen Hawkins
Vernell Garren
Boyd Cemetery
Mr. Cople
Walnut Hill
Leona Atchison Dies in Decatur Former Resident
Leona Atchison 83 of Decatur died at 2 15 p m Sunday in a Decatur hospital. A former Mt. Vernon resident, she was born in Jefferson County to Thomas and Jane Clifton and married to Steve Atchison who preceded her in death. Survived by two daughters Bessie Brookman of Decatur and Ershel Joseph of California, a brother George Clifton and a sister Anna Faas of Opdyke. Funeral services in Decatur are incomplete. Moran Funeral Home.
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Leona Atchison
Decatur
Mt. Vernon
Moran Funeral Home
Atchison
Jefferson County
Thomas
Jane Clifton
Steve Atchison
Bessie Brookman
Ershel Joseph
Californias
George Clifton
Anna Faas
Opdyke
Jeffersonian Democrat Club Meeting and Cards Night
The Jeffersonian Democrat Club plans two gatherings at the club rooms on 1th Street and Waltonville Road. A cards and checkers party occurs Thursday January 16 at 8 00 p m with refreshments, followed by the regular meeting Saturday January 18 at 8 00 p m with entertainment and further refreshments.
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Jeffersonian Democrat Club
1Th Street
Waltonville Road
Mt Vernon East ern Star to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Mt. Vernon Chapter of the Eastern Star will hold a stated meeting Tuesday evening January 14 at 7 30 o clock in the Masonic Temple. Myra Murray W M Naomi Bogan Sec Fox Has a Deer Spot Louisville AP Paul Fox hunted in Meade County on the second day of both the 1962 and 1963 seasons, killing an eight point buck then an eleven point buck at the same location.
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C. E
Mt. Vernon
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Myra Murray
W. M
Naomi Bogan
Fox
Louisville, Ky
Paul Fox
Louisville
Meade County
Market Report Shows Higher Hog Prices Today
Local live stock market prices rose 50 cents with hog top at 15.25 for 190 to 220 pounds. Sows gained 23 cents to 12.25 for 300 weight down, sows 300 weight and over at 12.00, down. Boars listed at 7.00 and 800.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon market listing shows prices from this afternoon with wheat at 2.11, soybeans at 2.65, and corn at 1.18. The report notes these figures as current cash prices in the Mt Vernon area for farmers and traders.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Grain Market Prices Report
Chicago AP summary of grain and poultry prices shows no wheat or soybean sales. Corn prices for No 2 yellow 1.26, No 3 yellow 1.21 to 1.22, No 4 yellow 1.18 to 1.20. oats No 1 extra heavy white and No 2 extra heavy white listed. soybean oil 8b to 4a. Live poultry wholesale prices steady to up 1 percent with roasters at 23 to 24 and special red white rock fryers at 19 to 20.
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Chicago
USDA
Egg and poultry price report from St. Louis market
St Louis market report lists egg grades from consumer A large 40 41 A medium 40? 4 A small 29 30 and wholesale grades 3 Tit unclassified 28 30 with checks 23 Hens heavy 13 14 light over 5 8 9 under 5 pounds 5 6, broilers and fryers 15 17.
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St, Louis
Livestock Priced at National Stockyards Report
National Stockyards AP USDA prices show hogs 5,000 head mixed 1 to 3 190 to 240 pounds at 15.50 to 16.35 per hundredweight, sows 273 to 600 pounds 11.50 to 13.75, cattle 2,400 with calves not established, sheep 250 with ewes not established, lambs good to prime at 19.00 to 21.00.
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National Stockyards
USDA
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in Wholesale Market
Chicago wholesale market reports butter steady to 4% lower with various grades listed, including 93 score AA 574, 92 A 5744, 90 B 5644, 89 C 5544, and cars 90 B 57% 89 C 56%. Eggs steady to firm with wholesale prices unchanged to 4 higher, listing grade A whites 40, mixed 39, mediums 3742, standards 36, dirties 324, checks 3144.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Cigarette stocks trim losses as others gain in mixed market
Wall Street mixed late in the afternoon as cigarette issues recover from early losses after a Public Health Service report on smoking and health. Lorillard and General Cigar rose, while Liggett & Myers stayed down. radio and airline shares led gains with IBM, Polaroid, Xerox, and Tektronix rising. Dow Jones noon averages show declines across key indices.
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New York
U.S. Public Health Service
Liggett & Myers
U.S. Tobacco
Reynolds Tobacco
American Tobacco
Philip Morris
Lorillard
General Cigar
D.W.G. Cigar
Consolidated Cigar
Radio Corp
Pan American World Airways
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
American Staff Back In Embassy Amid Panama Violence
U S and Panamanian officials discuss a possible meeting as violence rises in Colon and Panama City after a flag raising dispute. A Panamanian guardsman and two U S soldiers die in the clashes, with 14 Panamanian fatalities overall.
Hundreds Marooned by Drifts Across Regions
A massive winter storm left hundreds trapped as drifts blocked access to a camp three miles away. Sheriff James Christen sen reported the scouts had food and fuel for the night and rescue operations were planned for morning. The same storm set fires in Indiana and Ohio with an estimated $1 million in damage and forced road closures across the Midwest and along the Atlantic coast while Springfield Illinois faced isolation and many schools closed.
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Indiana
Ohio
Springfield
Illinois
Springield
Washington
D. C
Midwest
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Atlantic States
Atlantic
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Plains
Robert E Lee Led Confederate Army at Gettysburg
General Robert E Lee commanded the Confederate Army during the Battle of Gettysburg, directing Confederate forces in a pivotal clash that marked a turning point in the American Civil War. The engagement occurred in July 1863 in Pennsylvania, drawing Union and Confederate troops into heavy combat.
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Robert E. Lee
Gettysburg
Detailed Weather Report MT. VERNON
MT VERNON forecast shows Saturday high 41 and low 19, Sunday 34 and 14, with precipitation from 7:00 a.m. Saturday to 7:00 a.m. Monday and a year-to-date rainfall of 6.46 inches. Historical references note prior highs and lows for comparison and Tuesday sunrise at 7:30 and sunset at 4:57 CST.
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MT. Vernon
Five Day Forecast for Northern and Southern Illinois
Northern Illinois temperatures run about five degrees below normal with highs near 27 to 36 and lows 11 to 19, a slight warmup midweek, then cooler by Friday, with light snow flurries possible Thursday and total precipitation under one tenth inch. Southern Illinois temperatures run five to twelve degrees below normal, slow warming to midweek, then cooling later, with highs in the mid 30s north to mid 40s south and lows in the low 20s to upper 20s, with precipitation around midweek from one tenth to three tenths inch.
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Illinois
Court Hearing Postponed Here Too Much Snow
A circuit court hearing in Mt. Vernon on the legality of a Jefferson county grand jury was canceled due to a snow storm. Judge Roy O. Gulley of Benton presided and called off today’s session. no new date set. The defense challenges the grand jury’s array after 27 indictments in a probe of alleged voting irregularities in last spring’s Mt. Vernon township election.
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Mt. Vernon
Jefferson County
Roy O. Gulley
Benton
Illinois
Pana
Gulley
Special Grand Jury
Mt. Vernon Township
Circuit Court Fines Listed for Traffic Violations
Fines assessed in circuit court include Douglas Cox ten dollars and costs for passing a stopped school bus Clayton Sammons ten dollars and costs for disobeying a stop sign Sherman Roberts five dollars and costs for speeding.
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Circuit Court
Douglas Cox
Clayton Sammons
Sherman Roberts
Hospital Notes shows multiple admissions and discharges
Jefferson Memorial lists admissions Edith Shurtz Hir ons of Waltonville Lloyd O. Sharp of Wayne City Thomas T. Piper Anna Jean Ellis. Discharged: Mary Adams Edgar Wilson Elsie Lowery Donald Cochrane John Hamilton Myrtle Thomas. Good Samaritan lists admissions Mrs Sarah Mc Connaughhay James Wilson Mrs Charlotte Pigg James Lisenby Wilbur Thomas James Rogers Mrs Lucy Moore Terry Tolley Ted Mitchell Mrs Opal Reese Mrs Maxine Bowecamp Mrs Linda McGuire William Roberson Mrs Diane Woolbright Joel Clapman Mrs Gladys Wood Mrs Daisy Osborne John Mack Mrs Janet Nelson Marion Gene Crawford Mrs Zelda Hayes Mrs Wanda Shroyer Miss Tammie Wilson. Discharged: Mrs Velda Boswell John Shaffer Jack Casada Edward Zewiski Richard Adams Mrs Alma Schlau Mrs Minnie Malone Earl Dehlanty William Dennis William Henson Miss Sandra Sanders Mrs Marcella Fico Mrs Mary Campbell and baby Betty Sue Mrs Pansy Lappin Mrs Glada Johnson Miss Patricia Kimble Mrs Collena Kiselewski and baby Paul Jeffrey David Buaer Roy Linson Mrs Wilma Lowry Oran McKiness Rufus Burkette Fred Swa ze Evangeline Medders Alfred Pickard infant John Kiefer Aydt.
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Jefferson Memorial
Edith Shurtz Hirons
Waltonville
Lloyd O. Sharp
Wayne City
Thomas T. Piper
Anna Jean Ellis
Mary Adams
Edgar Wilson
Elsie Lowery
Donald Cochrane
John Hamilton
Myrtle Thomas
Good Samaritan
Sarah McConnaughhay
James Wilson
Charlotte Pigg
James Lisenby
Wilbur Thomas
James Rogers
Lucy Moore
Terry Tolley
Ted Mitchell
Opal Reese
Maxine Bowecamp
Linda McGuire
William Roberson
Diane Woolbright
Joel Clapman
Gladys Wood
Daisy Osborne
John Mack
Janet Nelson
Marion Gene Crawford
Zelda Hayes
Wanda Shroyer
Tammie Wilson
Velda Boswell
John Shaffer
Jack Casada
Edward Zewiski
Richard Adams
Alma _ Schlau
Minnie Malone
Earl Delhanty
William Dennis
William Henson
Sandra Sanders
Marcella Fico
Mary Campbell
Betty Sue
Pansy Lappin
Glada Johnson
Patricia Kimble
Collena Kiselewski
Paul Jeffrey
David Buaer
Roy Linson
Wilma Lowry
Oran McKiness
Rufus Burkette
Fred Swaze
Evangeline Medders
Alfred Pickard
John Kiefer Aydt
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital Highlight Four New Daughters
Mr and Mrs Theodore Burton of RFD 2 Vernon welcomed Kimberly Lynn born at 3 00 am weighing four pounds three ounces. Mr and Mrs Willard Gene Miller of 2810 Cherry welcomed Jean Anne born at 2 22 am weighing seven pounds four ounces. Mr and Mrs James F Cannon of 603 Kensington welcomed Allyson Ganelle born at 5 25 pm weighing six pounds six ounces. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kessler of 424 South 23rd Street welcomed a daughter born at 1 10 am weighing eight pounds two ounces.
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Theodore Burton
RFD 2
Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kimberly Lynn
Willard Gene Miller
Cherry
Jean Anne
James F. Cannon
Kensington
Allyson Ganelle
Lawrence Kessler
South 23Rd Street
Break-In At Mt. V Tavern Causes Window Damage
Police reported burglars forced entry to the Brass Key tavern at 913 South Tenth Street during the weekend. It appears nothing was stolen but a full check was planned. The entry was gained by breaking a window.
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Mt. V. Tavern
Brass Key Tavern
South Tenth Street
Tony
State Aid For Libraries Sought
Chicago AP The Illinois Library Association urges more state support after an 18 month study by the library development committee led by Alphonse F. Trezza. The report warns of a library crisis with 7 percent serving under 10,000 people and per library reach dropping 2,000 since 1947. It proposes state funding for large and local systems, four regional centers, a unified catalogue, and expanded public, academic, and special library lists.
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Chicago
Illinois Library Association
Illinois
ILA
Alphonse F. Trezza
ULA
Trezza
Mt V Paralyzed by 6 Inch Snow Continues
Snowbound Mt V area blocks highways and ditches as cars overturn with no injuries. A truck-trailer stalled south of Dix and another hit a power pole near Dix. In Mt Vernon two noninjury crashes occurred as Gary E Capps and Richard D Knight collide in the 1000 block of south 17th. James C Dixon skids into a curb after a crash with Vera Elliott nearby.
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Mt. Vernon
Dix
Gary E. Capps
Belle Rive
Richard D. Knight
Waltonville
South 17Th
Capps
South 12Th
James C. Dixon
North 7Th
Vera Elliott
Two Fires Are Controlled Here
Mt Vernon firemen answered two weekend calls. At 7 15 p m Sunday an air compressor exhaust set a window sill on fire at Dr G W Filbert 19 Main causing light damage. At 5 50 this morning a floor under a furnace ignited at Ida Chambliss 724 Opdyke with some damage.
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Mt. Vernon
G. W. Filbert
Main
Ida Chambliss
Opdyke
First malleable nickel by Joseph Wharton 1865
The first malleable nickel was produced in 1865 by Joseph Wharton of Philadelphia Pennsylvania, marking a milestone in metal development.
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Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Massacres flare in India and Pakistan
Henry S. Bradsher reports escalating Hindu Muslim violence across India and East Pakistan triggered by the theft of a sacred relic hair from the Prophet. Official tallies show 75 dead in Calcutta area and 29 in East Pakistan, with refugees suggesting higher numbers.
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Henry S. Bradsher
New Dethi
India
Kashmir
Indian Subcontinent
Calcutta
East
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Subcontinent
Khulna
Mother And 8 Children Die In Fire
PORT NORRIS NJ AP Flames leveled a two room frame house killing Mrs Virginia Johnson aged 26 and her eight children Sunday. The bodies of Mrs Johnson and four children were found near a door blocked by a claimed cd. Dead children were David 11 Roxanne 10 Alice Jean 9 Daniel 7 Margaret 6 Virginia 4 Tracy Lee 2 and Nicky 10 months. Father David D Johnson was ashore on an oyster boat in the Atlantic Ocean. State trooper Robert Warner said the fire began from a wood burner placed six inches off the floor with no insulation causing the floor to ignite. Warner
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Port Norris
Virginia Johnson
Atlantic Ocean
Robert Warner
Warner
Phrase Origins: Go Whole Hog from Whole Shilling
A tracing explains the idiom go whole hog to spending a whole shilling. The expression links hog as a slang for a shilling and traces the phrase to English money practice.
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A. H. Harmon
W. J. Thompson
William B. Rine
Elvira M. Reece
Democrat Club
Mt. Vernon Grain
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Tektronix
Reynolds
National Airines
Eastern
U.S. Steel
G. D. Searle
Tidewater Oil
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Indus
Broadway
Pickup
Ninth Street
Mt. Vernon, Ill
Galileo Solis
Thomas C. Mann
Inter- American Affairs
Cyrus R. Vance
Panama
Colon
Canal Zone
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Belleville
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St.p
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Omaha
Philaelphia
Reed
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Monroe
Shoe Company
Carl Monroe
International Shoe Company
Elo
Route 1
Bonnie
Carleen Lemons
Fairfield
Charles Monroe
Centralia
MT. V
Roy
W-G Motors
Roy Atkinson
Cook’s AN
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