Death notice for Nathan N. Newell in Ina Illinois
Nathan N. Newell aged 77 died at 9 45 p m Tuesday at his Ina home. Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Ina Free Will Baptist Church with Rev Everett Beaty officiating. Burial in Kirk Cemetery. He lies in state at Inn Funeral Home after 6 p m today. Survived by wife Nonie Cook and step son Coy O Dell and sister Mrs Sarah Pickett both of Ina. Born November 12 1884 in Jefferson County to Jessie and Ellie Newell.
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Nathan N. Newell
Ina
Free Will Baptist Church
Everett Beaty
Kirk Cemetery
Inn
Mr. Newell
Jefferson County
Jessie
Ellie (Whellis) Newell
Nonie Cook
Coy O'Dell
Sarah Pickett
Walter Smolley of Woodlawn Dies at 51
Walter Smolley 51, of RFD 1 Woodlawn, died suddenly at 7:00 a.m. Tuesday in a cafe in Ashley from an apparent heart attack. Funeral services 9:00 a.m. Thursday at St Michael's Catholic Church in Radom with Rev Fr John Terepka. burial in adjoining cemetery. Kringer Funeral Home Ashley handles arrangements. rosary at 8:00 p.m. today. Born July 24, 1910 in Jefferson County to John and Rosie Smolley, he is survived by his father, stepmother, siblings and half siblings. World War II hospital orderly.
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Walter Smolley
RFD 1
Woodlawn
Ashley
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Radom
John Terepka
Kringer Funeral Home
Kringer
Mr. Smalley
Jefferson County
John
Rosie
Paserkiewicz) Smolley
John Smolley
Katherine Smolley
Steve
Leo
Tony Smolley
Paul Smolley
Frankie Smolley
St. Louis
Rosie Geppert
Near Woodlawn
Annie Sopinski
Theresa Chesnek
Katie Smolley
Smolley
Pacific
Elva M Furlow Dies At 65 Funeral Friday
Elva May Furlow of 824 George Street died at 6 20 am in Good Samaritan Hospital at 65 years one month and 11 days funeral 1 30 pm Friday Myers Chapel with Rev Otho Williams and Rev Everett Lemay officiating burial in Vormagt cemetery at Buckner calling after 4 00 pm Thursday Born December 6 1896 in Akin Illinois she married Harvey Furlow March 29 1913 in Missouri surviving husband two sisters Mrs Clella Dial Paragould Ark and Mrs Katie Myers Harrisburg Ark a brother Alfred Huffine Paragould Ark two children preceded in death member of Park Avenue Baptist Church
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Elva May Furlow
George Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Myers Chapel
Otho Williams
Everett Lemay
Vornagt Cemetery
Buckner
Furlow
Akin
Ill
William and
Miland (Cook) Huffine
Missouri
Harvey Furlow
Clella Dial
Paragould
Ark
Katie Myers
Harrisburg
Alfred Huffine
Park Avenue
Rites Saturday For Nola Mays
Funeral services for Mrs Nola Newbury Mays will be held at 2 00 PM Saturday at Wesley Methodist Church with Rev A B Clodfelder and Rev T E Harper officiating Burial will be in Memorial Gardens She died Monday in Municipal Hospital in Mission Texas at age 67 She was born October 14 1894 in Jefferson County to Joab and Elizabeth Wells Newbury She was married to James Rufus Mays and survived by three daughters Gladys Shurtz Margaret Nickrenz Violet Hall four sons James Burrell Mays Russell Verner and Robert Mays two sisters Mary Stowers Margaret Ingram two brothers Ray Newbury Webb Newbury 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Nola
Newbury) Mays
Wesley Methodist Church
A. B. Clodfelder
T. E. Harper
Memorial Gardens
Myers Chapel
Mays
South 19Th Street
Municipal Hospital
Mission
Texas
Jefferson County
Joab and
Elizabeth (Wells) Newbury
James Rufus Mays
Gladys Shurtz
Margaret Nickrenz
City
Violet Hall
Tex
Hold Man For TV Set Theft
A St. Louis man is held after admitting to stealing a television from a Mt. Vernon motel room last year. Police say a warrant was sent to St. Louis for the suspect.
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St. Louis
Mt. Vernon
Local Live Stock Market Prices Slide
Prices paid on the local market fell with hogs at 16.75 for 190 to 220 pounds. Sows ranged 15.00 for 300 pounds down and 14.50 for 300 pounds up, while boars brought 10.00 to 11.00.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon quotes show Wheat at 1.89 Soybeans at 2.32 and Corn at 1.03 in the market update. The report lists the prices as observed in Mt Vernon this afternoon for the grain commodities.
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Mt. Vernon
Market Report Eggs and Poultry Prices in St. Louis
St Louis AP reports eggs and live poultry prices with hens at 17 to 18, other prices unchanged. Contains market snapshot for local buyers and sellers.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Poultry wholesale prices steady
Chicago AP USDA reports live poultry wholesale prices unchanged with roasters at 23 to 24 cents, heavy hens 19 to 20, special fed white rock fryers 20 to 20, Plymouth Rock fryers 21 to 22 cents.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Steady at CME
Chicago reports butter and eggs at steady to firm wholesale levels. Butter prices list 93 score AA 59 percent, 92 A 59, 90 B 58, 89 C 56, with car trade values noted. Eggs show wholesale prices unchanged to up to 4 percent higher, with grade A whites at 36 and various mixed and dirties priced in the 29 to 54 range.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Cash Grain Market Report Chicago AP
No wheat oats or soybean sales reported. Corn sample grade yellow 1.00 to 1.01 percent. Soybean oil at 10 percent. Barley options include making choice 1.3, 1.62 and feed at 1.00 to 1.25 percent.
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Chicago
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Reported at National Stockyards
National Stockyards Illinois reports hog prices across weight classes with Nos 12 180-230 lb at 17.35 to 17.60, sows 250-400 lb 14.25-15.73, boars over 230 lb 12.50-13.00. Cattle and calves show mixed grades from slaughter steers 26.30 to utility and standard calves 18.00-22.00, vealers 32.00-37.00, sheep 83-108 lb lambs 15.50-17.50 with prime quotes few 17.50.
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National
Ill
USDA
Wall Street irregular late afternoon market dips
The New York stock market traded irregularly in quiet dealings with an estimated 3.5 million shares. Jones & Laughlin slipped after an early gain, Ford and American Motors fell, and American Telephone and General Electric edged lower. Oil stocks held steadier while aviation and tobacco sectors showed mixed results.
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New York
Jones & Laughlin
Big Three Motors
Ford
American Motors
Puerto Rico
Amera
Three Mt Vernon Men Enlist in U S Air Force
Three Mt Vernon men have enlisted in the U S Air Force and will begin five weeks of basic training at Lackland AFB in San Antonio Texas. They are Richard Karnosky 22 Michael White 18 and an Absent Ziegler. White and Ziegler are 1961 Mt Vernon high school graduates.
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Mt. Vernon
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Texas
Richard Karnosky
Barney Jd. Karnosky
North 17Th Street
White
Karnosky
Ziegler
Mt. Vernon High School
Mt. Vernon Community College
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Tennessee
Lackland Afb
Medina Air Force Base
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
Ed Baille
City Hall
Centralia
North Locust
Guilty Plea By Van Doren on Quiz Show Scandal
Charles Van Doren admitted perjury before a grand jury and received a suspended sentence. The former Columbia instructor acknowledged taking answers on the Twenty One quiz show where he won 129000 dollars. Justice Edward Breslin imposed the suspended sentence on the 35 year old ex professor amid 10 other quiz contestants cases.
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New York
Charles van Doren
van Doren
Mark van Doren
Princess Lilian Visits Houston for Heart Surgery Watch
Former Belgian King Leopold and Princess Liliane arrive in Houston for a social visit with renowned heart surgeon Dr. Michael DeBakey. The princess leads the Princess Liliane Cardiological Foundation and plans to observe heart surgery at the Texas Medical Center during a weeklong stay as guests of the Debakeys.
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Houston
Tex
Leopold
Princess Lilianen
Princess Liliane Cardiological Foundation
Belgium
Texas Medical Center
Michael DeBakey
South America
Illinois Board of Higher Education names Browne executive director
The Illinois Board of Higher Education formed last summer named Dr. Richard G. Browne of Normal as executive director. Browne, 60, a retired Illinois State Normal University professor, served as vice chairman of the Illinois Commission on Higher Education from 1934 to 1957 and as executive officer of the Illinois Teachers College Board from 1951 to 1961. The board chose Springfield for offices and will hold monthly meetings at various state locations.
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Chicago
Illinois Board of Higher Education
Richard G. Browne
Normal
Browne
Illinois State Normal University
Illinois Commission On Higher Education
Illinois Teachers College Board
Springfield
Ilinois Board of Higher Education
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Ben W. Heineman
Richard J. Nelson
Fred W. Heitmann Jr
George S. Harris
Louis A. Turner
Lemont
Hugh S. Bonar
Joliet
Conrad Bergendorf
Rock Island
Auguste C. Hershey
Alton
Kenney £. Williamson
Peoria
Wayne Johnston
University of Ilinois
John P. Wham
Centralia
Southern Dwinoiy University
Royal A. Stipes Jr
Champaign
Morton Hollingsworth
Teachers College
Southern Illinois University
Heineman
Woolsey Cartoons Sold To Magazine
John Woolsey has a cartoon in Comedy magazine published by Timely Features a Wa morama subsidiary. Comedy purchased more Woolsey cartoons for future editions. Woolsey a Vernon resident works in real estate and advertising art.
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John Woolsey
Comedy Magazine
Timely Features
Wamorama, Inc
57Th Street
New York City
Comedy
Mr. Woolsey
Mr. Vernon
New Junta Takes Over After Riots
Dominican armed forces seized control and moved into the square after riots. Troops on tanks fired, four dead and 19 injured per official tally, Civic Union citing eight dead and many injured. A government spokesman blamed Communist agitators. tanks forced to fire in self defense. Streets were cleared within two hours as curfew began at dusk.
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The
Civic Union
Navy
Army
Career Night broadens Mt. Vernon students Career Night broadens Mt Vernon students understanding of professions
About 400 Mt. Vernon high school juniors and seniors explored future careers during an annual Career Night. Professionals from accounting to law enforcement spoke in multiple sessions outlining education, training, job prospects, salaries, and career paths.
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Mt. Vernon High School
Rotary Club
Harold Dycus
Clarence Wilson
Lloyd DeWitt
Gene Holcomb
Bill Thompson
William McAtee
Kenneth Setzekorn
Alan Anderson
Bobby Terebaugh
Anson Smith
Ivan Cox
Lewis Hilliard
George Kuhn
R. B. Smith
George McGee
Kenneth Jones
Louis Pavledes
Bob Whitaker
Len Girardeau
Wilma Harpole
Mary Heldenreich
Maxine Higgins
Mary Henn
Florence Parker
Paula Mace
Pauline Roth
Walter Puffer
Bob Ward
Ruth Randall
John Wielt
Andy Mazzarelli
Mary Ksycki
Raymond Mohr
Dave Furnall
Terry Anderson
Karl White
Loren S Scott
W. H. Beckmeyer
Logan Marlow
Sixteen Charged in Chicago School Sit-In Protests
Sixteen demonstrators including 15 Black women 5 Black men and a white minister were charged with loitering after a two week sit-in at Burnside Elementary School on Chicago’s South Side. They were released on $200 bond and faced Women’s Court proceedings. The protest followed a board action moving 34 seventh graders from Burnside to Gillespie School to ease overcrowding, a transfer protesters say racially biased since Perry School nearby serves mostly white students.
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Chicago
Burnside Elementary School
Women's Court
Dominic Pandolfi
Burnside
Board of Education
Gillespie School
Perry School
Perry
Gillespie
Hospital Notes Admits And Discharges At Jefferson Memorial
Hospital notes record admissions including Ann Emmerson Mark Van Sluyters Walter Easthan Carolyn Holman Sarah Owens Nina Hertenstein Lewis Goolsby Matilda Shoemaker and discharges of Juandola Drennan Loreta Cooper Pamela Brown Bertha Brown Carolyn Holman Barbara Moss and others at Jefferson Memorial also listing Vada Adcock Colline Smith McLeansboro Joseph Beckman Edith Cotton and discharges William Harrison Hazel Garrison Bertram Smith.
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Ann Emmerson
Mark Charles van Sluyters
Walter Eugene Easthan
Carolyn Sue Holman
Sarah Jane Owens
Nina Adeline Hertenstein
Lewis Don Goolsby
Matilda Elizabeth Shoemaker
Juandola Drennan
Loreta Ann Cooper
Pamela Jean
Bertha Lee Brown
Barbara Dee Moss
Karen Elaine
Clyde Wilson Baker
Mary Haynes
Alan Wayne
Alice Keller Green
Ola Harris
Jefferson Memorial
Vada Elizabeth Adcock
Colline Smith
McLeansboro
Joseph Vilas Beckman
Edith Estes Cotton
William Walter Harrison
Hazel Clara Garrison
Salem
Bertram Neil Smith
Dads Night At Edison School
Edison school hosts Dads Night tomorrow. PTA serves supper at 6 30 PM, followed by the film Higher Goals featuring Bob Richards. For those unable to attend supper, the film shows at 7 30 PM in the same venue.
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Edison School
Edison
Parent-Teacher Association
Bob Richards
Friendship Bible Class Meeting at Mannen Home
The Friendship Bible class of First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday January 18 at 7 30 PM at 1621 Oakland Ave the home of Mrs Earl Mannen. Co hostess will be Mrs Roy Mannen.
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Friendship Bible
First Presbyterian Church
Earl Mannen
Oakland Ave
Roy Mannen
Births Patricia Kay and Pamela Jean in area hospitals
Mr and Mrs Robert J Henneberry of Mattoon welcomed a daughter Patricia Kay born at 1 24 yesterday in Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Henneberry of this city and Mr and Mrs Joseph Doyle of Hinsdale. A daughter Pamela Jean was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Cooper of RFD 4 Mt Vernon at 5 54 yesterday afternoon in Good Samaritan Hospital weighing eight pounds.
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Robert J. Henneberry
Mattoon
Memorial Hospital
Patricia Kay
James Henneberry
Joseph Doyle
Hinsdale
Arthur Cooper
RFD
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pamela Jean
Icy Arctic Air Grips Illinois With Snow and Cold
An Arctic blast drives Illinois temperatures below zero with Chicago Midway at 5 below and Joliet at 10 below. Snow persists on side streets While highways remain clear south of Hannibal to Taylorville and Paris, icy pavements tail the north. Five day forecasts call for continued cold with light snow possible Sunday or Monday and regional temperature variations across the state.
Five Day Forecast For Northern and Southern Illinois
Northern Illinois sees temperatures about 14 degrees below normal with highs 27 to 33 and lows 11 to 19. Little change until Saturday then some warming. up to a quarter inch of snow likely Sunday or Monday. Southern Illinois remains 12 to 18 degrees below normal with highs 33 to 43 and lows 16 to 28, then a warmup by weekend. precipitation up to two tenths of an inch in snow around Sunday or Monday.
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Illinois
Southern
College Night Planned At Mt V High School
Mt Vernon township high school plans a College Night for juniors and seniors to gather college information. J D Shields leads guidance with help from student councils and Mt Vernon Community College. Twenty colleges will attend with many providing information. event starts January 22 1962 at 7 PM in the high school auditorium.
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Mt. Vernon Township High School
J. D. Shields
Mt. Vernon Township
Mt. Vernon
Ellis Henson
Youth Injured in Collision Leads to Arrest
Eddie Dull aged 16 of 1909 Olive suffered a minor leg injury when a collision in the 500 block of Conger Avenue pinned him between two parked cars. Loyd E. Tate, 33, of 1212 Welkins, was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck a McKenzie vehicle, damaging both cars over $100. Tate pled innocent and posted bond for a January 24 trial.
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Eddie Dull
Olive
Conger Avenue
Eddie
Loyd E. Tate
Welkins
Luther M. McKenzie
Conger
McKenzie
Dully
Tate
Sherman Bullock
Theft Reported Of 12 Gauge Shotgun
Donald E. Cole of 601 Harrison reported to police yesterday that his 12 gauge shotgun was stolen. He said the theft occurred in December.
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Donald E. Cole
Harrison
Two Cases In County Court
Two cases were heard in county court here Tuesday. Daniel L. Hayes aged 29 was fined five dollars and costs on a charge for issuing a check to defraud. John J. Garry aged 38 was fined five dollars and costs on a charge of issuing a check to defraud. Restitution had already been made in each case.
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Daniel L. Hayes
John J. Garry
Cars Collide on Wilshire Drive in Mt Vernon
Icy streets blamed for morning collision at Wilshire Drive and Southbrook Drive. William D. Thompson of 9 Lincoln Drive and William R. Lipps of 2403 Cherry collided. each vehicle sustained over 100 dollars in damage.
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Mt. Vernon
William D. Thompson
Lincoln Drive
William R. Lipps
Cherry
Wilshire Drive
Southbrook Drive
Ill Highway Menace From Northern Snow Icy Roads
Illinois Division of Highways reported icy and snow packed stretches on highways north of a Hannibal Missouri to Taylorville and Paris line. Between Hannibal Taylorville Paris and Galesburg Joliet stretches range from snow packed in the east to patches in the west. North of Galesburg Joliet there are scattered icy pavements while roads south of Hannibal Taylorville Paris are generally clear.
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Springfield, Ill
Ilinois Division of Highways
Hannibal
Taylorville
Paris
Galesburg
Joliet
Ozark Airlines Week Proclaimed in Mt Vernon Illinois
Mt. Vernon Mayor Ivan H. Cox proclaims February 2 to 9 1962 as Ozark Airlines Week in Mt. Vernon Illinois to celebrate scheduled Ozark Airlines service inauguration authorized by the Civil Aeronautics Board. City officials and chamber of commerce pledge cooperation for the new service.
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Ivan H. Cox
Ozark Air Lines
Mt. Vernon
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ozark Airlines
City of
Ozark
Mt Vernon
Illinois
Lincoln Continentals, Ford’s Pledge, White House Choice
Henry Leland built aircraft engines for World War I and named them Lincoln. The Lincoln factory became a luxury car maker and Henry Ford bought it. Ford pledged perfection, and the Lincoln Continental is now the White House family’s top car. Bill Kniffin.
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Leland
Henry Leland
Air Corps
Pilets
Lincoln
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Henry
White House
Bill Kniffin
G Motors
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Maple Street
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William R. Ziegler
Raymond O. Ziegler
Herbert Street
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Mt.v. High School
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Sandy Gill
Susan Hayman
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L. BR. DeWitt
Board of Higher Education
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Laird Jewelers
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