Deaths and Funerals Mrs Cora E Severs 88 Ashley
Mrs Cora Evalena Severs 88 of Ashley died early today at Washington County Hospital Nashville. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Hogan Funeral Home Ashley with visitation after 4 pm Tuesday. Burial Brick Cemetery near Ashley. She was born Aug 3 1877 in Ashley township daughter of John H and Mary McMillen. Survived by four daughters a son a sister seven grandchildren 13 great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter. She was married June 20 1895 in Kentucky to E E Severs who died in 1958. She was a member of the Church of Christ near Ashley.
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Cora Evalena Severs
Ashley
Washington County
Nashville
Hogan Funeral Home
Funeral
Brick
Severs
Ashley Township
John H
Mary (Lavender) McMillen
Kentucky
E. E. Severs
Church of Christ
Myrtle Smith
Blanche Newcomb
Annie Tate
Marie Brown
Woodlawn
Joy Severs
Rockford
Maude Mischke
Texas
Samuel Coil dies at 91 leaves large family
Samuel Coil 91 of near Keenes died at 6 30 a m Saturday in Jefferson Memorial Hospital He leaves 134 descendants including four sons two daughters 26 grandchildren 78 great grandchildren and 24 great great grandchildren Funeral services were at 2 00 p m today at Garrison Temple Church of which he was a member with Rev Delbert Gaif officiating Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery Born March 31 1874 in Wayne County he was the son of Simon and his wife Ida Coil He was survived by four sons Simion Coil Jessie Coil Cloyd Coil Archie Coil two daughters Rosa Donoho Myrtle Foss and the many grandchildren and greats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Coil
Garrison Temple Church
Delbert Gaif
Coil
Keenes
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Wayne County
Simon Coil
Ida .Coil
Simion Coil
Crane, Mo
Jessie Coil
Torrance
Calif
Cloyd Coil
Archie Coil
Rosa Donoho
Yuba City
Myrtle Foss
Rockford
Mary Waterman Dies at 64 in Mt Vernon
Mrs Mary Lou Waterman 64 of 307 South 18th street died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital Funeral services will be at 1:30 PM Tuesday at Myers Chapel with Rev Vernon Johnson officiating Burial will be at Bethel Memorial Cemetery She was born August 18 1901 in Hamilton county daughter of Jacob and Charlotte Shields Clark She was first married to Sethiel Pigg later to Frank Waterman who died in July 1961 A son Marvin Pigg of Mt Vernon and a sister Mrs Amy Summers of Mt Vernon also survive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Waterman
South 18Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Myers Chapel
Vernon Johnson
Bethel Memorial Cemetery
Waterman
Hamilton County
Jacob and
Charlotte (Shields) Clark
Sethel Pigg
Frank Waterman
Bethel Tabernacle
Marvin Pigg
Mt. Vernon
Amy Summers
Wilmer N. Purdue Dies At Marion Funeral At Kell
Wilmer Newton Purdue 64 died at 10:00 am Sunday in Veterans Hospital Marion. Former Kell resident he worked in St Louis until ill health. Funeral 2:00 pm Tuesday at L R Osborn and Sons Kell with Rev Norris Price officiating. Burial County Line Cemetery. Lying in state after 4:00 pm today at the funeral home. Survived by brother Lester Purdue Seattle and four sisters Mrs Harvey Little Champaign Mrs Ira Lawrence Skokie TL Mrs John Wilkin Kell and Mrs Ray Riley Kell. He was a Kell Baptist and a World War Two veteran.
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Wilmer Newton Purdue
Veterans’ Hospital
Marion
Kell
St. Louis
L.R. Osborn and Sons
Norris Price
County Line
L. R. Osborn and Sons
Purdue
Newton J
Mary Elizabeth (Pigg) Purdue
Lester Purdue
Seattle
Wash
Harvey Little
Champaign
Ira Lawrence
Skokie
John Wilkin
Ray Riley
Krehbiel Named Member of American Institute of CPAs
Wayne Leroy Krehbiel of Mt. Vernon New York has been elected a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He is associated with Elmer Fox and Company in New York City and is a CPA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wayne Leroy Krehbiel
CPA
Mt. Vernon
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Krehbiel
Itm
Elmer Fox and Company
Zella Driskell Dies at 70 in Local Obituary
Zella B. Driskell, 70, of 1300 Broadway, died Sunday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at Myers Chapel with Rev Floyd Stabler officiating. Burial in Gholson Cemetery, Hamilton County. Visitation after 4 p m Tuesday. Born Sept 19 189% at Broughton to Forest and Nora Miller Driskell. Member of Southwest Christian Church. Survived by two sisters Dora Morton of Salem Oma Driskell of Mt Vermon and niece Janice Kay Morton of St Louis.
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Zella B. Driskell
Broadway
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Myers Chapel
Floyd Stabler
Gholson
Hamilton County
Zella Driskell
Broughton
Forest and
Nora (Miller) Driskell
Southwest Christian Church
Dora Morton
Salem
Oma Driskell
Mt. Vermon
Janice Kay Morton
St. Louis
Troy R. Gowler dies at 72 in Bluford Illinois
Troy R. Gowler 72 of Bluford died 7 15 p m Saturday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital He retired from Illinois Central Railroad A service Tuesday 2 00 p m at Bluford Funeral Home with Rev Maurice Paxton and Rev John Lee officiating Burial at East Hickory Hill Cemetery Surviving wife Maude Kirkpatrick sons Harold Walter Dale Paul Wayne Floyd Kenneth daughters Thelma Wilbanks Beulah Mc Reynolds Alberta Graham Frieda Howell six brothers one sister 24 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren Preceded in death by parents infant son two brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy R. Gowler
Bluford
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Tlinois Central Railroad
Bluford Funeral Home
Maurice Paxton
John Lee
East Hickory Hill
Bluford Funneral
Mr. Gowler
Jefferson County
Albert
Cora
Davis) Gowler
Maude Kirkpatrick
Gowler
Belle Rive
Miss Betty Jane Patterson Dies at 37 in Chicago
Miss Betty Jane Patterson 37 of 4541 North Sheridan Road Chicago died at 3 00 p m Sunday in a Chicago hospital Born February 21 1928 in Mt Vernon she was a former Mt Vernon resident Funeral arrangements were incomplete the body will be brought to Mt Vernon for services and burial at Pulley Funeral Home Survivors include her father Leonard H Patterson of La Grange Illinois and her mother Helen Van Horn of Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Patterson
North Sheridan Road
Chicago
Mt. Vernon
Pulley Funeral Home
Miss Patterson
Leonard H. Patterson
la Grange
Helen van Horn
Viet Nam War Pause After New Year Fighting Continues
Navy jets bomb Viet Cong camps near Saigon as Korean marines complete the Jefferson drive along Highway 1 from Tuy Hoa to Phu Yen. Korea and Vietnamese units report 391 Viet Cong killed and 14 captured. US sorties total 214 with offshore naval fire. B57 bomber lost. two crew rescued. Radio Hanoi claims village bombardment in Thanh Hoa. NYT cites possible end to peace overtures after the New Year unless response improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Jefferson
Tuy Hoa
Phu Yen
Air Arm
U.S
South China Sea
North Viet Nam
Radio
New York Times
Washington
Johnson
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Market notes Mt Vernon quotes Wheat 1.60 Soybeans 2.72 Shell corn 1.24 Ear corn 1.21 for this afternoon with grain prices listed by commodity and unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices Down At Noon
Mt Vernon hog market prices through 12 30 p m today were down five cents. Top was 28 00 for 200 to 220 pound hogs. Sows were 24 00 for 300 weight down, sows 300 weight and over 23 75 down. Boars were up 500 to 17 50 and 18 00. After 12 30 p m today prices will be based on next day prices.
St Louis Produce Egg and Poultry Grading Tables
Eggs and live poultry prices listed by consumer grades and wholesale standards. Grades include A large 35-37 and 33-35 for medium, A small 28-30, B large 31-33, standard 30-32, unclassified 25-27 with checks 20-22. Hens heavy 18-19, light over 5 lbs 12-13, under 5 lbs 7. Broilers and fryers 20-22.
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ST. Louis
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla. City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptund
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Livestock prices in National Stockyards report
National Stockyards Illinois notes Tuesday estimates with hogs at 7500 head cattle 3500 calves 300 and sheep 600. Hog ranges 28.75 to 28.90 for 190 250 lb barrows gilts and 23.00 to 25.25 for 250 625 lb sows. Cattle and veal ranges listed with steer and heifer values and calf prices. sheep at 26.00 to 27.50 for wooded lambs. hogs and orders detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stockyards
Ill
Chicago Produce and Live Poultry Prices Steady
In Chicago, butter wholesale prices hold steady with grades AA through C, and egg wholesale prices largely unchanged though some increases noted. Live poultry wholesale prices also show little change, with roasters at 24 to 25 cents and fryers for special fed white rock at 20 to 21 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Advances Toward Record High as Stocks Lead
Wall Street rose with heavy trading as the Dow gained 3.90 to 991.20 at noon on strong auto demand and defense spending expectations. GM led blue chips after Roche predicted 1966 auto sales would match or exceed 1965. The AP average climbed 15 to 369.7 while rails, electronics, and noneferrous metals advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
James M. Roche
Associated Press
Dow
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Dow Jones Noon Stock Averages Rise Broadly
New York AP reports the Dow Jones noon stock averages showing gains across indices with Industrials up 3.90 to 991.20, Rails up 1.38 to 259.28, Utilities up 0.03 to 151.63, and Stocks up 1.40 to 349.66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indus
Pony Harness Stolen In Break-In Here
A leatherette pony harness valued at 165 dollars was stolen from Linn's Service Station on Salem Road in a burglary reported to the sheriff's office Saturday. A pane of glass was broken to unlock a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Salem Road
Weather update rainfall and temperatures through 1966
Rainfall to date is 39 inches. Temperature readings show one year ago high 26 and low 20. Five years ago high 52 and low 31. Ten years ago high 30 and low 15. Tuesday sunrise is 7 19 CST and sunset is 5 02 CST.
Subzero Chicago Morning Gives Way to Cold But Clear Day
Chicago area endures subfreezing dawn as sun lifts temps into the 20s. Snow flurries appear in northern Illinois while southern counties stay clearer and warmer. Lows tonight range 4 to 12 in the north and about 10 in the south. Cloudy skies foreseen north of the state, with clear conditions and warmer temps expected in the south on Tuesday. Early readings include East Dubuque minus ten, Moline minus two, Chicago minus one, Champaign twelve, Rockford minus four, Springfield thirteen, Vandalia fifteen, Belleville sixteen.
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Chicago
Illinois
East Dubuque
Moline
Peoria
Champaign
Quincy
Rockford
Springfield
Vandalia
Belleville
Anedeeriewe
Five day forecast for Southern Illinois temperatures
Southern Illinois weather forecast shows temperatures 12 to 16 degrees below normal Tuesday through Saturday. A little warmer early week, turning colder later. Normal highs in the low 30s north to mid 40s south. lows mid teens north to around 30 south. Precipitation expected 0.25 to 0.75 inches, with snow possible late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Mt Vernon Shrine to Hold 44th Anniversary Meeting
A stated meeting of Mt Vernon Shrine No 66 White Shrine of Jerusalem will be at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening January 18 at 7 30. It marks the 44th anniversary of the shrine. Holy Grail Shrine No 30 Benton will attend as special guests. The meeting will not be for mal Elizabeth Kell W H P Naomi R Bogan W S
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Mt. Vernon Shrine No
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Mt. Vernon Shrine
Holy Grail Shrine No. 30
Benton
Move for 6 Day Week Service in Post Office
The report notes a move to establish six day a week service in the post office despite concerns over improver services. Senator Monroney says Congress will likely support the plan, acknowledging earlier opposition to cutbacks. Senator Murray expresses little expectation of substantial congressional opposition.
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Post Office
Congress
Monroney
Murray
East Shivers Heavy Winds Hit Catalina and East
Arctic air swept across the nation driving brutal cold from the Rockies to New England and into the South. In the north plains it was 27 below zero in Bismarck and 19 in Huron while Richmond reached 6 above and Asheville 18. Catalina Harbor suffered about 250000 in boat damage, one man missing and presumed drowned as 65 mph winds and 18 to 20 ft waves lashed the coast. Six people were injured as 14 pleasure boats were wrecked amid 2 to 9 inches of snow across central and southwest Virginia where ice made highways hazardous. The entire state of Virginia cooled to freezing or below.
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Pacific Coast
Texas
Florida
Gulf Coast
Plains
Bismarck
N.D
Huron
S.D
Richmond
Asheville
N.C
California
Avalon Harbor
Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Virginia
Weekend Collision Injuries Reported in Mt Vernon
Three people were injured in four weekend auto accidents in Mt Vernon. A 9:26 a.m. Sunday crash at 24th and Jones hurt Denise Carver 4, Sandra Joliff 8, and Beulah Jolliff. Mrs Carver faced a yield violation charge. Indiana driver Paul Yates lost control near Tenth and Maple, damaging signs, a yard, and prompting a ditch plunge after a long drive from California. Two noninjury crashes occurred on Broadway and at 12th and Perkins. The House of Commons had 680 members in its last session.
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Jones
Jean F. Carver
South 26Th
Beulah G. Jolliff
South 24Th
Denise Carver
Sandra Joliff
Jolliff
Evansville
Ind
Tenth and
Maple
Paul D. Yates
Alice Watson
North Tenth
Yates
California
Watson Yard
Ernest W. Patton
Streator
James R. Miller
Route 2
Bluford
Broadway
Lois G. Dethrow
South 2Rd
C. W. Branscum
Royal Place
12Th
Perkins
Births in area add four new infants this weekend
Mr and Mrs Franklin Sudduth of Nasan welcomed a son, Lacy Edward, at Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds eight and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Robert Wellmaker of Bluford welcomed a daughter, Jona Marie, at Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds thirteen and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Donnie Wayne McKinney of Bluford welcomed a daughter Tonya Lynn at Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing five pounds ten ounces. Mr and Mrs Melvin Curtis Chambliss of Dahlgren welcomed a son Timothy DeWarne at Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing eight pounds eleven ounces. The Laur couple from Murphysboro welcomed a daughter Robyn Michelle at St Joseph Memorial hospital weighing eight pounds five ounces. Grandparents include Donald Gee of Waltonville and Clarence F Laur of Mt Vernon.
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Franklin Sudduth
Nasan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lacy Edward
Robert Wellmaker
RFD 2
Bluford
Jona Marie
Donnie Wayne McKinney
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Tonya Lynn
Melvin Curtis Chambliss
Dahlgren
Timothy DeWarne
Jarry Laur
Murphysboro
St. Joseph's Memorial Hospital
Robyn Michelle
Donald Gee
Waltonville
Clarence F. Laur
RFD 1
Mt. Vernon
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Vary by Patient
The report lists patient admissions and discharges from Good Samaritan and hospital units. Admitted names include Kaylene McKinney Charles Hubert Quinn Tom Bright and others with Barbara Chambliss and Campbell variants. Discharged patients include Bertha Chambliss Lemuel Gage JoAnn McGehee Mae Lena Blake Charles Can trell and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaylene McKinney
Charles Hubert Quinn
Tom Bright
Joseph Orlie Campbell
Barbara June Chambliss
Bertha Chambliss
Lemuel Herbert Gage
JoAnn McGehee
Mae Lena Blake
Charles Columbus Cantrell
Fifteen Injured As Train Wreck Near Minneola
In Minneola Iran a derailed Rock Island Golden State Limited No 3 injured fifteen passengers none seriously. The six cars left the tracks while upright at 70 mph en route from Chicago to Los Angeles. Three passengers and two crew members were hospitalized. ten treated and released. Passengers were shuttled 60 miles by bus to Liberal for another train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneola
Iran
Rock Island
Golden State Limited No
Kansas Town
Los Angeles
Chicago
Liberal
Kan
Marriage Licenses Filed for Luttrell Bryant and Wilson
Donald M. Luttrell aged 48 of Odin and Gertrude Bryant aged 43 of Cartier were issued a license with Jerry Wo Hall of Mt. Vernon listed as witness. Betty Wilson aged 19 of Route 2 Bluford was also recorded for a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Luttrell
Odin
Gertrude Bryant
Cartier
Jerry Wo Hall
Mt. Vernon
Betty Wilson
Bluford
Mt Vernon Police Plan Pistol Team Reorganization
Three Mt Vernon police officers took part in a Granite City pistol shoot on Saturday. Captain Harold Albright led the effort posting 803 of 900 while Patrolmen Bob Smith and Dale Martin competed. Ray Bravard joined but did not shoot. Albright said the department plans to rebuild a strong pistol team by mid summer and compete in several meets, while also considering a pistol range at Jaycee Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Granite City
Harold Albright
Bob Smith
Dale Martin
Ray Bravard
Albright
Jaycee Lake
Police Seek Firecracker Shooters In Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon police hunt a group of youths who fired lit firecrackers from a speeding car over the weekend. Residents reported three incidents in the south and south west areas. A witness saw a car speed away after a cracker exploded on a porch. Police Chief Dedman warned arrests will be made if suspects are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
South 24Th Street
Fred Dedman
Color Guard To Present Drill At Summersville
Mt. Vernon high school color guard to perform a patriotic drill at Summersville during the Summersville school P T A meeting. The event includes a colors review and a bugle call by Max Pardee. This marks the guards second Summersville appearance with nineteen participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summersville
P.T.A
Mt. Vernon
Max Pardee
Police pistol range closed on north 27th street
Police Chief Fred Dedman warned that the former Mt. Vernon range is private property after reports of residents using it for target practice. He said the range is closed and abandoned and anyone on it may face prosecution for trespassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dedman
Mt. Vernon
North 27Th Street
Detroit News editor honored with faith and freedom award
Washington AP report says Harold Schacher religion editor at the Detroit News received the annual Faith and Freedom Award of Religious Heritage in America. The honor was presented in his absence as he is in Rome covering the Second Vatican Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold Schacher
The
Detroit News
America
Rome
Mt Vernon youth picked for United Nations seminar
Randy Winn of Mt Vernon is chosen to join a United Nations Washington Seminar from January 25 to February 2. The trip, organized by the Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Southern Minors Conference, includes briefings on world affairs, visits to the United Nations and Methodist offices, meetings with senators and representatives, and a White House stop before returning to East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Mt. V
United Nations
Randy Winn
Mt. Vernon
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Southern Minors
Winn
United Nations General Assembly
New Nations
Methodist
Methodist Board of Missions
Washington, D.C
Senate
House
White House
East St. Louis
Leslie Bates Davis
Prisoner Mail Through Algeria
American families of Viet Cong prisoners may send mail and packages via a postal address in Algiers Algeria. SANE official Sanford Gottlieb announced after talks with Hanoi and Viet Cong representatives that a new channel of communication is authorized through 18 Rue Langevin La Redoute Algiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Algeria
National Committee For A Sane
SANE
Sanford Gottlieb
Paris
Hanoi
Gottlieb
Algiers
National Liberation Front
Vet Cong
Rue Langevin
la Redoute
Mo-Pac Plans 1966 Missouri Improvements
Missouri Pacific Railroad budgets 2,314,000 for 1966 track and yard upgrades in Missouri. Planned work includes track replacements between Knobnoster and Centre View, Aurora and Hobert, Carthage and Webb City, extra track at Poplar Bluff and Kansas City yard, modernization of the Gasconade Bridge, and a grade reduction at Pilot Knob. No major freight car rebuilds are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri
Knobnoster
Centerview
Aurora
Hobert
Carthage
Webb City
Poplar Bluff
Kansas City
Gasconade
Pilot Knob
DeSoto
Theft at Ida Sandusky Home Stolen Dishes Reported
Mrs Ida Sandusky told police on Saturday afternoon a large quantity of dishes were stolen from her home at 711 Conger while she was hospitalized the loss was reported to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sandusky
Princess Margaret Receives 342000 Parliament Allowance
Britain's Princess Margaret is reported to receive an annual allowance of 342000 from Parliament. The arrangement centers on funding for royal duties and official engagements with Parliamentary support lasting through the fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Princess Margaret
Cuba Holds Nine Tampa Fishermen
In Havana Swiss Ambassador Emil Stadelhofer pressed for the release of nine American fishermen held after their three Tampa boats entered Cuban territorial waters Sunday. The 73 foot Charles Singleton ran aground off northwest Cuba while Penny Singleton and Mark E. Singleton were directed to a Cuban port. Each vessel carried a captain and two crewmen en route from Tampa to Nicaragua. The fleet, bought by Singleton Shrimp Co. for 250000 dollars, faced surf and squally weather. The U S Coast Guard said it could not assist from Miami due to Cuban waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Emil Stadelhofer
Stadelhofer
U.S. Coast Guard
Charles Singleton
Cuba
Penny Singleton
Mark E. Singleton
Cuban
Cuban Coast Guard
Tampa
Nicaragua
Singleton Shrimp Co
Coast Guard Search and Rescue Center
Miami
Six people fined in circuit court for traffic offenses
Six persons were fined in circuit court for traffic offenses. Names and fines include Lester Arthur Fisher of 704 Main Street intoxication $25 and jail time if unpaid, Herbert KE Haney of 1401 White careless driving $10, Ernest Bowman 914 Cleveland speeding $10, Paula Sk Edwards 624 Locust following too closely $10, Norman G Williams 714 South 22nd speeding $10, and Travis D Simpson of Chicago speeding $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Arthur Fisher
Main Street
Herbert Ke, Haney
Ernest Bowman
Cleveland
Paula Sk. Edwards
Norman G. Williams
South 22Nd
Travis D. Simpson
Chicago
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Cora E. Severs
Samuel A. Coil
Mary Waterman
Wilmer N. Purdue
CPA Institute
Mt. Vernon Grain
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wall Street
Mit
Vernon Shrine
Elizabeth Kell
Naomi R. Bogan
W. S
U.S Weather Bureau
U.S. Weather Bureau
Catalina
Rockies
New England
South
Hlouse of Commons
Good Samaritan
Myrtle Mae Bender
Myrtie Grace Patterson
Walter L. Douglas
Lula Mae Owens
Kermit Newell
Emma Jane Smith
Norma G. Brock
Barbara Ann Hughes
Mildred Juanita Kolmer
Geraldine Osborn
Bonnie Hart
Dorothy Rose Horton
Joseph V. McCandrew
Marjorie Ann Hayes
Kenneth Earl Copple
Orillian Virginia Lee
Andrew Herschel Patterson
Fannie Mae Mateer
Jessie Valentine Minor
George Edward Harpole
Dorothy Fay Higgins
Winifred Virginia Eaton
Doris Mae Webb
Lola Mae Adams
David Brian
Arlie George Packwood
Ray Griffith
Emma Jean Shirley
James Michael Lucas
Mt. V. Police
Puerto Rico
Boyd E. Wagner
Mo-Pac
Dello
Stan
8Th St. So
Circuit Court
Bill
Chevrolet
Podny
Bill Kniffen
W-G Motors
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