Deaths Mary E Leathers Dies At 72 In Wayne City
Mary Etta Leathers 72 of 108 Cooper street East Alton died 9 45 am Thursday at Wood River Township Hospital Wood River Ill a former Wayne City resident Funeral services 1 30 pm Sunday Richardson Chapel Wayne City with Rev Thomas Roker officiating Burial Thomason Cemetery body lie in state at Richardson Chapel after 2 pm Saturday Survived by sisters Clara Carter Blu Ford Lou Gallahier East Alton Eva Hill iard Geff born December 25 1892 in Wayne City to Pullam and Hannah Boswell Married Amos Leathers who preceded her in death in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Etta Leathers
Cooper Street
East Alton
Wood River Township
Wood River
Ill
Wayne City
Richardson Chapel
Thomas Roker
Thomason Cemetery
Leathers
Pullam
Hannah (Robinson) Boswell
Amos Leathers
Clara Carter
Bluford
Lou Gallahier
Eva Hilliard
Geff
Frances Harrington Dies Former Mt Vernon Resident
Mrs Frances Harrington of Wichita Falls Texas and a former Mt Vernon resident died Wednesday at St Luke s Hospital in Houston after heart surgery Her husband Ed headed Wiser Oil Co in Mt Vernon The family home is 3316 Kessler Boulevard Wichita Falls She is survived by son David and daughter Jane at home Funeral arrangements include a wake at Hamp ton Vaughn Funeral Home and a requiem Mass at St Mary s in Mt Vernon next Monday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Harrington
Wichita Falls
Texas
Mt. Vernon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Houston
Wiser Oil Co
Harrington
Kessler Boulevard
Our Lady Queen of Peace Church
Hampton-Vaughn
David
Jane
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hartington
Graveside Rites At Dahlgren For Edward Crisel
Edward Crisel, 54, of East St. Louis, died Thursday in a hospital there. Funeral services are set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Cassley Funeral Home in East St. Louis with graveside rites Sunday at Crisel cemetery near Dahlgren. He is survived by his wife Bernice Crisel of East St. Louis, his parents George E. and wife of Pocahontas Tr, and brother John F. Crisel of East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Crisel
East St. Louis
Cassley Funeral Home
Crisel Cemetery
Dahlgren
Cassley
Mr. Crisel
Bernice Crisel
George E. Crisel
Pocahontas, Tr
John F. Crisel
Ray Garrison Dies In Olney Restaurant Man
Ray Garrison 73 of Olney former Mr. V. Ver known restaurant owner died Thursday at Richland Memorial Hospital. He once ran a South Ninth Street eatery and earlier owned a candy wholesale business. Funeral services 1:00 pm Schaub Chapel Olney with graveside 3:30 pm Oakwood Cemetery. He is survived by Ruth Garrison and three sons, three sisters and four grandchildren. He belonged to First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray T. Garrison
Olney
Mr. Vernon
Richland Memorial Hospital
Garrison
South Ninth Street
Schaub Funeral Chapel
Dale Harmon
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Garrison
Jefferson County
William F
Lucinda
Tipton) Garrison
Ruth Garrison
Robert R. Garrison
Flora
Harry J. Garrison
Jack C. Garrison
Mt. Vernon
Leah Haney
Los Angeles
Calif
Beulah Young
Moline
Nellie Jacobsen
Phoenix
Ariz
The
First Methodist Church
Local NARCE Chapter Sets Pot Luck and Meeting
The local NARCE unit will host a pot luck supper Monday at 6:30 PM in the civil service room at the post office. A business meeting will follow, led by President Mae Warren.
Mt Vernon Lodge A F and A M Special Meeting
Mt Vernon Lodge No 31 announces special sessions Friday and Saturday nights with work in the second and third degrees. Brethren urged to attend. visiting brethren welcome. Supper at 6:30 p m and 7:36 p m start times. JOE CLAXTON W M BYRON WELD Jr Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
A. M
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Brethern
AL Brethern
Joe Claxton
W. M
Byron W. Weld, Jr
Hog Market Prices at Mt. Vernon
Markets report prices as of 12 30 p m today with no change from earlier. Top hogs 200 to 220 pounds fetched 15 8 per hundredweight while sows 300 pounds and over sold at 12 75 to 13 00 and boars at 7 50 to 8 50. Prices after 12 30 p m will use next day figures.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices After Noon
Mt Vernon market notes show Wheat at 1.38 Soybeans 2.77 Shell Corn 1.23 Ear Corn 1.22 reported in Mt Vernon this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Livestock Prices at National Stockyards Hogs Steady to Lower
In National Stockyards TY, AP reports hogs totaling 7,500 with a decline of 10 to 25 cents. 190 to 260 pound barrows and gilts bring 16.00 to 16.75, 300 to 650 pound sows 12.25 to 14.25. Cattle and calves show no market trend with high grades at 22.75 to 23.25 for steers and 11.50 to 12.50 for cows. vealers 18.00 to 30.00. Sheep offerings small, no test. fall shorn lambs at 22.50, no ewes.
Butter steady on Chicago Mercantile Exchange report
Chicago report shows butter near steady with price readings across grades AA and A, 57% and 57% levels noted. Eggs listed as easy with mixed grade percentages and various standards, dirties unquoted, checks at 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Prices for Eggs and Poultry in St Louis Market
St Louis AP report lists consumer grade eggs with sizes A large 26-28, A medium 24-25, A small 21-22, B large 24-25, and wholesale grades standard 23 with Feemai 2114-22. Hens heavy 16-17, light over 5 lb 89, under 5 lb 4 percent, and broilers and fryers 18-19 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chicago Grain Market Report
Chicago AP notes no wheat or oats sales. Corn prices: No. 1 yellow 1.29, No. 2 yellow 1.28. Soybeans No. 1 yellow 2.97. Soybean oil 11.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Advances Near Record Dow High
Wall Street in active late trading nears its record Dow, with volume around 5.3 million shares. Industrials gain about one point as leaders include Kennecott, International Nickel, US Steel, Bethlehem and Alcoa, while GM Ford and AMC edge higher but Chrysler small. Dow noon averages show 30 Industrials at 889.86, up 2.68. rails up 0.56. utilities up 0.18. 20 stocks up 0.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow Jones
Dow Industrials
Kennecott
Canada
Hudson Bay
International Nickel
American
Us, Steel
Bethlehem
Alcoa
Inspiration Copper
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Motorola
Lukens Steel
American Stock Exchange
U. S
Indus
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted Patients
Jefferson Memorial admitted Alpha Omega Woodall Margaret Ann Cummings Ruby Florence Porter. Discharged Sarah Ellen Underwood of Dahlgren. Good Samaritan admitted Richard Wayne Wallace Coy Audrey Flora Janice Lou Hampton Marjorie Hilliard Irene Jane Mossmann. Discharged George Kaskie Minnie Malone Mrs Shirley Draege and baby Daniel Alan Arthur Reynolds Mary Leota Burton Elisha Wilson Jr Margaret Mooney Mrs Janet Lyons and baby Steven Upton Mrs Rita Harlow and baby Tammy Lee Mrs Betty Pierce and baby Terry Lee Linda Ilbery and baby Kimberly Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Memorial
Alpha Omega Woodall
Margaret Ann Cummings
Ruby Florence Porter
Sarah Ellen Underwood
Dahlgren
Good Samaritan
Richard Wayne Wallace
Coy
Audrey Flora
Janice Lou Hampton
Marjorie Hilliard
Irene Jane Mossmann
George Kaskie
Minnie Mabel Malone
Shirley Louise Draege
Daniel Alan
Arthur Ray Reynolds
Mary Leota Burton
Elisha Wilson, Jr
Margaret Ellen Mooney
Janet Kay Lyons
Steven Ray
Clayton Eugene Upton
Rita Ann Harlow
Tammy Lee
Betty Jane Pierce
Terry Lee
Linda Faye Ilbery
Kimberly Gay
Birth of Evelyn to Dr and Mrs Alan W Anderson
Dr and Mrs Alan W Anderson of 500 South 34th Street announce the adoption of a daughter born December 17. Evelyn is the name chosen for the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan W. Anderson
South 34Th Street
Evelyn
Hamel Named Publisher of Daily Journal Gazette
William B. Hamel Jr. was named publisher of the Daily Journal-Gazette by directors on Thursday. His father served as publisher from 1939 until his death in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon, Dly
William B. Hamel Jr
Daily Journal-Gazette
Salem Approves $200000 Bond for Fire Station
Salem voters approved a $200000 bond issue for a new fire station and equipment in a Thursday referendum. The measure was part of a municipal effort to upgrade safety infrastructure and increase emergency response capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, I
Pearson To Meet LBJ At Texas Ranch
President Johnson at his Texas ranch awaits Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson to finalize a tariff pact. They may sign before Pearson leaves, but U.S. Congress must pass enabling legislation. Agreement would abolish tariffs on cars and parts across the border, with details still in flux. Johnson aims to push ahead on his inaugural address while Pearson visits. Negotiations span months and prior meetings include Blaine and multiple calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Canada
Lester Pearson
U.S
Pearson
Blaine
Wash
Parson
Florida
Johnsons
Washington
Lynda
Luci
Fire destroys mail sacks in moving railroad car
About 100 sacks of mail mostly parcel post and advertising circulars burned in a smoldering fire Thursday in a Pennsylvania Railroad car towed from Union Station toward Greensboro North Carolina. Another 200 to 300 sacks were damaged in the blaze, believed smoldering for some time. The mail, not first class, arrived from west of Chicago, postal authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Union Station
Greensboro
N.C
Halleck First to Move Into New Building
The Capitol's 64 year old Halleck begins occupying space in the Rayburn building as subway links to the Capitol are planned. Two 24 passenger cars and an operator were due for delivery today and should be in use by month’s end. Other offices await furniture and carpeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Rayburn
Halleck
House Chamber
Capitol Architect
Rites Held for National Union Leader
Rites observed for a prominent national union leader born July 8 1906 in Moberly Missouri. He served on the general executive board since 1951 and spent more than two decades on the organizing staff, with three years in the armed forces. A World War II veteran, he lived in Mt Vernon with his wife Bertie Adams. Survived by a son Bill, daughter Alice, father William P McGonigal, sister Mary Claypool, and his late mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peter
Alice Josephine (Cook) McGoniga
Macon
Bertie Adams
American Legion
The
Amvets
Moose Lodge
Bill
Mt. Vernon
Alice
William P. McGonigal
Moberly
Mary Claypool
Moberly, Mo
Weather Outlook for Southern Illinois This Week
Detailed report notes Thursday highs near 2 degrees and Friday lows near 3. Rainfall expected Thursday morning to Friday morning at .01 inches, with year to date 153 inches. Temperatures will run 2 to 5 degrees below normal across Central to Southern Illinois, with a cold start, slight moderation Sunday and Monday, then another cold spell Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ilinois
Illinois Weather Warns of Snowy Roads Across State
The Weather Bureau warned motorists of hazardous driving as two to three inches of snow fell across most of Illinois. Northern areas reported 2s, central and southern regions in the 30s, with subzero to single digits overnight. Roads were snow packed statewide except the south, which had slippery spots and freezing rain possible. Snow and rain were expected to end by nightfall, with continued cold and cloudiness tomorrow. Cairo reached 37 this morning, possibly 40 later, while Litchfield saw 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Ilinois
Illinois
Belleville
Moline
Rockford
I Ilinois
Missouri
Cairo
Litchfield
Screen State Job Corps Applicants In Illinois
Illinois will select the first group of Job Corps appointments within 10 days. The Illinois State Employment Service screens applicants and forwards names to Washington for final selection. About 40,000 youths nationwide, ages 16 to 21, will enroll in centers the first year for vocational training and up to two years’ stay with stipends on leaving the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
John FE. Cullerton
Illinois State Employment Service
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Seven Area Men Enlist in Navy Nuclear Field Training
Seven Mt. Vernon area men enlisted in the U.S. Navy this week in St. Louis ceremonies and will train at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. Enlistees include Charles Richard McKenzie Gary Lee Greene Thomas Wayne Henry Edward Alison Page Terry Michael Mason John Milton Sailer and Arthur James Lamar. All graduated Mt. Vernon Township High School with Page entering seaman recruit training while others joined the nuclear field program. After nine weeks of basic training they will receive 14 days leave before reporting to next duty station. They are expected back in Mt. Vernon mid March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Charles R. McKenzie
Gary L. Greene
Thomas W. Henry
Edward A. Page
Terry M. Mason
John M. Sailer
Arthur J. Lamar
Ashley
St. Louis
Naval Training Center
Charles Richard McKenzie
Jamison Boulevard
Tony McKenzie
Joliet
Til
Gary Lee Greene
Bobby Gene Greene
Route 6
Thomas Wayne Henry
Lester Henry
Harrison
Edward Alison Page
Fern Maxine Page
Perkins
Terry Michael Mason
Herbert A. Mason
Lambert
John Milton Sailer
Nestor T. Sailer
North Eighth
Arthur James Lamar
John O. Quale
Page
Navy
Lamar
California
Mt. Vernon Township
Navy Recruiting Office
Main Street
Diverter Firm Sutes Phone Co
Marcom Inc. files a 150 million antitrust suit in U.S. District Court alleging Illinois Bell Telephone and other AT&T subsidiaries conspired to restrain trade by advertising a dial telephone diverter as unsafe. The claim cites line disconnections at a 1964 Peoria convention and states similar systems won’t be generally available for 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Oakland
Calif
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Pacific Telephone
U.S. District Court
Marcom Inc
Marcom
Ilinois Bell
Peoria
Illinois State Independent Telephone Company Association
Marconi
At&t
Jeanette MacDonald Dies at 57 in 20th Century Career
Jeanette MacDonald rose from Broadway revues to film fame with Paramount and MGM after sound arrived. She starred opposite Chevalier in The Love Parade and paired with Nelson Eddy in Naughty Marietta, becoming an international sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearing
Miss MacDonald
Paramount
Chevalier
Louis B. Mayer
MGM
Nelson Eddy
Train rammed bus near Mexico City leaves two dead
An AP report states a freight train struck a bus at a railway crossing on the outskirts of Mexico City, killing two women and injuring 24 others. The bus was dragged over 200 yards before stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
To Call Jenkins In Baker Probe
Washington AP The Senate Rules Committee notified Walter Jenkins he will be subpoenaed to testify in the Bobby Baker investigation. Special counsel L P McLendon said no decision on secrecy or open hearing has been made with testimony possible later this month. Republican Sen John Sherman Cooper said Jenkins must be heard in public eventually. Jenkins resigned last October after Johnson requested it and it became known he was arrested twice on morals charges. The committee expects to resume questioning in about 10 days. Baker, a former secretary to the Senate Democrats, became a millionaire on the government payroll as the panel probes whether he used his job to promote private business ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
White House
Johnson
Rules Committee
Baker
Senate Democrats
Pricey kitchen and staircase purchases tied to Stratton case
Testimony links S A Barker Store purchases to former Governor Stratton. Irma Mantle testified about $300 paid in 1956, $700 in 1957, and $300 in 1959 for kitchen and staircase items at Barker's in Springfield. Checks totaling $3,208.31 paid Geneva Industries for lodge equipment. Landscape and decor payments also cited as part of alleged income tax evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Barker
Springfield
Irma F. Mantle
Stratton
Ernest M. Pankretz
Geneva
Ill
Geneva Industries
Sangamon River
Cantrall
David Spencer
Lyle Fritch
Open Course Lets Non-Graduates Seek GED Certification
The 72nd General Assembly allows the county superintendent to issue a certificate to non-high school graduates after GED tests. Adults over 21 can gain educational maturity and employment or schooling benefits. Classes run 12 weeks, three hours weekly, with a $12 tuition and $4 book fee. Contact Ogie Ellis or Howard Jones for enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
County Superintendent of Schools
Ogie Ellis
Mt. Vernon Township
Howard Jones
June Allyson Stricken At Play
Summit New Jersey AP reports actress June Allyson was hospitalized Thursday night with a kidney stone attack in a Paper Mill Playhouse dressing room. She is in satisfactory condition and resting comfortably at Overlook Hospital, likely to stay several days. Dr. Anthony F. Coppola attended and described her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
June Allyson
Playhouse
Overlook Hospital
Paper Mill Playhouse
Millburn
New York City
Anthony F. Coppola
Coat Stolen At High School In Mt Vernon
Mrs. William Lee reports a corduroy coat valued at 20 dollars stolen in the school gymnasium during the noon hour at the local high school. Police were notified late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee
College
Mt. Vernon
Woman Detained for Shoplifting At Mt. Vernon Mall
A woman was taken into custody yesterday at the G. C. Murphy store on Mt. Vernon square’s south side. After police questioning she made restitution and was released without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Murphy
Mt. Vernon Square
Marriage Licenses List Names and Ages in Local Records
A compilation of marriage licenses shows Charles A. Parsons aged 20 of Route 7 and Janet Beckman aged 12 of Bonnie, Gary Lynn Stevens aged 20 of 301 South First and Judith Teen Irvin aged 17 of 2012 Lamar Ishmeal A. Kennedy Jr. aged 26 of No 3 Crownview and Judith Ann Lyda aged 18 of No 44 Crownview. William B. Hollenbach aged 68 of 712 S 24th and Amy McGuire aged 51 of 409 Herbert, Henry C. Crim Jr. aged 21 of 1018 Forrest and Betty Ann Brown aged 22 of 509 South 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Parsons
Janet Beckman
Bonnie
Gary Lynn Stevens
South First
Judith Teen Irvin
Lamar Ishmeal A. Kennedy, Jr
Crownview
Judith Ann Lyda
William B. Hollenbach
Amy McGuire
Herbert
Henry C. Crim, Jr
Forrest
Betty Ann Brown
South
Two American Fliers Die in Vietnam Pickup
Two Americans were killed and two U.S. aircraft were lost on convoy escort duty north of Saigon. A helicopter hit a power line nine miles from the capital, killing the pilot and gunner, with a Vietnamese observer also dying and two other Americans injured. Nearby, Capt Herbert L. Brown, 33, of Riverside, California, died in a crash while covering 28 trucks. The losses pushed noncombat deaths to 109 since December 1961, with 249 killed in action. Civil unrest and anti government demonstrations rose in several cities as Buddhist monks and student groups urged government changes. In Seoul, South Korea, Defense Minister Kim Sung-eun said 2,000 noncombat troops would not provoke clashes, awaiting National Assembly approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Route 13
Herbert L. Brown
Riverside
Calif
Viet Nam
Thu Dau Mot
da Nang
Quang Tri
Tran van Hueng
Seoul
Kim Sung-eun
Korea
North Korea
China
U.N
Kim
South Korean National Assembly
City Councilman Coy Flora Undergoes Ear Surgery
Mt. Vernon councilman Coy Flora of 712 South 21st Street underwent minor ear infection surgery this morning at Good Samaritan Hospital. He was reported to be getting along fine after the operation in room 212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Coy Flora
South 21St Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cars Collision At Tenth And Her bert
A collision at Tenth and Herbert yesterday afternoon damaged two cars but caused no injuries. Involved were Larry K. Bevis of 819 North Sixth Street and Clarence E. York Sr. of 801 North Sixth Street. The York car sustained over $100 damage, Bevis’s about $25. Bevis was charged with careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth
Herbert
Larry K. Bevis
North Sixth Street
Clarence E. York, Sr
York
Bevis
Radar Out Here Again Five Arrests Mt Vernon Police
Mt Vernon police used mobile radar yesterday to check speeds in the 2000 block of Broadway the 200 block of North Tenth and the 500 block of Main Five motorists were cited for speeding in these checkpoints creating a brief local traffic enforcement update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Broadway
North Tenth
Main
Traffic fines from circuit court list issued charges
Circuit court fines include Hiram C. Hughes of West Frankfort paying 12 dollars for speeding, David K. Whitehouse of Clayton Missouri 15 dollars for speeding, Jordan Des Moines 10 dollars for improper passing, Joe Lee T. Williams of Valley Park Missouri 10 dollars for speeding, Elizabeth Davis 20 dollars for lacking a driver's license, Lonnie R. Cooper 10 dollars for disobeying a stop sign and 20 dollars for speeding, Albert Czerniejewski of Ashley 25 dollars for reckless driving, Gaylord B Isbell of Florence Texas 15 dollars for no reciprocity plate, Ernest R. Brown 10 dollars for no valid truck safety test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram C. Hughes
West Frankfort
David K. Whitehouse
Clayton
Jordan
Des Moines
Joe Lee T. Williams
Valley Park
Elizabeth Davis
Lonnie R. Cooper
Albert C. Czerniejewski
Ashley
Gaylord
Isbell
Florence
Texas
Ernest R. Brown
First Job Corps trainees begin training at CCC camp
Thirty youths including 11 Baltimoreans and 19 from Virginia and Kentucky start training at Catoctin Mountain Park near Camp David. They will be sworn in at Baltimore City Hall before a 60 mile bus trip. Marion Pines of Goucher College reports high interest with about 750 applications in six weeks. The program offers housing clothes meals and 30 monthly spending money during a year of conservation forestry and carpentry work plus 50 monthly for post training. Leaders among the first group are sought from Lecher County Kentucky Wise County Virginia and Baltimore youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Johnson
Beegan
Pioneer
Virginia
Kentucky
Civilian Conservation Corps
Catoctin Mountain National Park
Camp David
Baltimore City Hall
Marion Pines
Goucher College
Balti More
Baltimore
Final date to apply for price support set in 1965
Parker Pierce, ASC county committee chair, states January 31, 1965 is the official deadline to apply for price support on 1964 crops barley, grain sorghums, oats, rye, soybeans and wheat, with February 1 as the effective date since Jan 31 is a Sunday. An approved application entitles a producer to price support through CCC loans or purchases. Corn applications may be made until May 31, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Pierce
ASC County Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Young Jefferson County Men Sentenced at Vandalia State Farm
Two young Jefferson County men faced circuit court hearings yesterday and received terms at Vandalia State Farm. Raymond Capps, 20, of Belle Rive, drew six months while James H. Hicks, 21, of 1106 South Tenth, received four months. Burglary charges were reduced to criminal destruction of property, to which both pleaded guilty after police recently arrested them for breaking into a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Vandalia
Raymond Capps
Belle Rive
James H. Hicks
South Tenth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary E. Leathers
Ray Garrison
Mr. V
Mt. Vernon Grain
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Hamel
Salem
Lbj
Texas Ranch
Pelieyite
Seocinteane
Peoria Jose
Quincy
Ohare Arene
Ererense Eessesesonens
Dubuque
Steeentapnom Moe
Mncersconeesane
Chicago Midway
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helana
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
New Orleans
St. P
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Salt Sk
City
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Jfk
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Choate School
Connecticut
Sutes Phone Co
Jeanette MacDonald
Roy Taylor
William Zinzilieta
Ivan
By Stephen Broening
Roy
Fairlane
Roy Atkinson
WG Motors
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!