Mt Vernon Area Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Joe Zinkus of Seslinger were Mr Vernon visitors. Mrs John Downer and son John Ray of Geff spent today in this alg r. Mrs C E Brehm vacationing in Florida. John Clark of Whittington visited Mt Vernon yesterday. E R Quinn of McLeansboro spent Wednesday in this city. Minnie Buntin of Benton a visitor here today. Mae Ford and daughter Mrs Tom Cooley left for Chicago. Cooley will fly to Dallas Texas and California for business for Susan Shop. Herb Robertson and daughter Joyce of Wayne City were Mt Vernon visitors today. Joe Frisby of Salem spent Wednesday here. J C Weeks of Ewing visited Mt Vernon today. Frank Nimmo of McLeansboro transacted business yesterday. George Wilson of Whittington spent Wednesday here. Dana Pickett remains critically ill at home. Millie Keen and Nelson Keen of Keenes transacted business in Mt Vernon this morning. Rev Carlos Kersh, student at McKendree College Lebanon Ill, left after visiting Mt Vernon. Viona Rich daughter of Harry Rich underwent tonsillectomy. Fred Hawkins of Texico spent today transacting business. Homer Dees and Blanche Dees of Waltonville spent today in Mt Vernon. Helen Wright vacationing in Florida. Elsie Rash and Margaret Thompson of this city and R Reece of Los Angeles California spent yesterday in Decatur visiting relatives. Thompson and Reece remained for a few days visit. Dennis Shirley and family visiting Everett Sledge and family of Bluford.
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Joe Zinkus
Sesiger
Vernon
John Downer
John Ray
Geff
Alg. R
C. E. Brehm
Florida
John Clark
Whittington
Mt. Vernon
E. R. Quinn
McLeanshoro
Minnie Buntin
Benton
Mae Ford
Tom Cooley
Chicago
Ford
Cooley
Dallas
Texas
California
Susan
Herb Robertson
Joyce
Wayne City
Joe Frisby
Salem
Helen Wright
Elsie Rash
Margaret Thompson
R. Reece
Los Angeles
Calif
Decatur
Thompson
Reece
Dennis Shirley
Everett Sledge
Bluford
Small Loan Co Officials Meet in Illinois Association Dinner
Officials from southern Illinois small loan companies gathered at Hotel Jameson for a regional Illinois Consumer Finance Association dinner. B Haddon Davenport chaired, James H Cronin spoke on benefits of membership, and Joseph E Newton discussed small loan field events. Illinois Dept of Insurance 1948 records show 691,343 loans totaling 146.54 million dollars, average loan 211.97, net income ratio about 60 percent. a ten minute consumer credit film followed.
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Ilinois
Illinois Consumer Finance Association
Hotel Jomerson
Illinois
B. Haddon Davenport
Carbondale
James H. Cronin
Chicago
Joseph E. Newton
Newton
Wilhelm and Kenny
Local Loan Co
James J. Walsh
Illinois Department of Insurance
Vatican Envoy Taylor Resigns Amid Vatican Ties
In Washington on January 19 President Truman said a decision on naming a new ambassador to the Vatican is under study. Myron C. Taylor resigned yesterday after 10 years as the president's special envoy to Pope Pius XII, a move that has long drawn Protestant protest. A group of 15 Protestant clergymen had urged abolition of the Vatican liaison.
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Washington
Truman
Vatican
Myron C. Taylor
State Department
Taylor
Pius XII
The
Father Night at Bluford P T A Observes Jan 16
Bluford P T A held Father Night with a pot luck supper in the new school lunch room. Dr A W Modert and daughter Rosemary showed a film from Mexico. Mt Vernon singer groups performed for preservation of barbershop. Founders Day announced for February with Mrs L O Turner as speaker.
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Bluford P. T. A
New School
W. E. Kaehn
A. W. Modert
Mt. Vernon
Rosemary Modert
Mexico
Mr. Busch
Scholarship Fund
Naomi Scott
Dorothy Rise
Dad's Night at Horace Mann School Teen
Horace Mann School schedules Dad's Night for Thursday evening January 19 at 8 o'clock. Pupils of first and second grades perform and PTA members showcase the Fashions of the Gay Nineties. No pot luck supper. refreshments served after program. All invited, especially dads.
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Horace Mann School
PTA
High Water Halts Railway Travel
Floods from the Wabash River washed over tracks between Chicago and Harrisburg causing rail passengers to switch to taxicabs. A New York Central traveler was halted at Lawrenceville and returned to Danville while northbound riders were driven by taxi from Mt. Carmel to Lawrenceville. About 16 passengers affected. NYC service suspended until flood waters recede. Southern Railway service already suspended for coal shortage.
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Associated Press
MT. Carmel
Chicago
Harrisburg
New York Central
Lawrenceville
Danville
F. A. Brunner
Nyc
Southern Railway
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Discharges
Jefferson Memorial discharged several patients including Mrs Thelma Dulaney and Mrs Zella Driskell of Bluford, Mrs Eloise Wall, Floyd Dulaney of Bluford, and infant David Phillip. Good Samaritan admitted Wilson Fisher and Mary M West of Fairfield, discharged Mrs Catheryn Kruger of Fairfield and infant daughter, and Sarah Lynn discharged Mrs Bryan Sweetwater of Fairfield and infant daughter Johnie Lynn.
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Jefferson Memorial
Thelma Dulaney
Bluford
Zella Driskell
Eloise Wall
Floyd Dulaney
Phillip Everett
Fairfield
David Phillip
Good Samaritan
Wilson Fisher
Mary M. West
Catheryn Kruger
Sarah Lynn
Bryan Sweetwater
Johnie Lynn
Recently Wed Barbara Storment Donald Egbert in Double Ring Ceremony
Barbara Storment daughter of Mr and Mrs Bertiel Storment married Donald Egbert son of Mr and Mrs J B Egbert in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at Second Baptist Church. Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Morrison. The bride wore metallic blue with carnations and white roses. Mrs Morrison wore beige with a yellow corsage. The bride is a Mt Vernon Township High School graduate who worked for Thnais Bell Telephone. Alm Egbert is a U S Marine veteran. The couple reside in Carbondale Illinois where Mr Egbert attends Southern Illinois University.
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Egbert - Storment
Barbara Storment
Bertiel Storment
Vernon
Donald Egbert
J. B. Egbert
North Ern Street
Second Baptist Church
Sam McCoy
George R. Morrison
Ebert
Mt. Vernon Township
Thnais Bell Telephone Company
Alm Egbert
U.S. Marine Corps
Carbondale
Egbert
Southern Uhrois University
Pedestrian Struck and Killed on Illinois Highway 15
State Patrolman Glenn Barthelme investigated a fatal accident on Illinois Highway 15. The deceased was Hugo Barthelme, 46, a railroad watchman and uncle to the officer. Driver Robert Laerquet of Mascoutah said he was blinded by oncoming lights and cannot recall details.
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Belleville
Glenn Barthelme
Hugo Barthelme
Robert Laerquet
Mascautah
TWO GIANT SHOVELS AT STRIP MINE DYNAMITED
Taft argued Congress did not intend to give except the president the power to compel workers back to work without a contract. He urged Truman to declare a national emergency and seek an emergency injunction. Previous court actions in such cases fined Lewis and the union for contempt of injunctions.
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Denham
Taft
Congress
Truman
Lewis
Union
March of Dimes Contributions From Page One
A list of donations and donors to the March of Dimes including individuals and local organizations with amounts ranging from 81.70 to 825, noting contributors such as Mrs. Belle Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pierce, Byford and Judy Sherman, Donnella Gee, and several church groups and businesses.
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James Hand
C. R. Mix
A. R. Jacobson
Herbert C. Duncan, Sr
Sam Garren
Matthew
W. L. Chesner
Denny Hassakis
Benson R. Gowler
Birdie E. Williams
Belle Pierce
Glenn Pierce
Mr. Vernon Lumber Co
M. E. Jackson Jewelry Co
H. E. Breeze
Diane Donaldson
Chas. Hutchison
Bobbie Rednour
Evelyn Hester
Henn
Martin Henn
Humphrey
Lewis Hutchison
Farrell Trout
Albert L. Crouch
D. C. Wilson
Geo. Heilig
First Presbyterian Church Jr. G
G. Clasa
C. S. Williams
Vera Page
Byford
Judy Sherman
Ruth Ford
W. M
Logan St. Baptist Church
Donnella Gee
Marlow Sunshine Circle
M. Laughmiller
A. F. Swartz
VL. Talbott
Ethel May Thompson
Dodd
Gertrude A, Dodd
Firemen Answer Two Alarms Here
Mt Vernon firemen answered two alarms for minor fires yesterday. At 5 15 p m they were called to James J Webb 701 Herbert where a fire around a flue caused some damage. At 6 30 p m they were summoned to Wheeler Warren 1205 Harrison where an electrical short triggered the alarm but caused no damage.
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Mt. Vernon
James J. Webb
Herbert
Wheeler Warren
Harrison
Harrisburg Board Members Inspect Mt Vernon Schools
Harrisburg grade school board members toured Mt. Vernon inspecting the $1,800,000 building project now under way. They viewed the junior high school, heard plans for Edison and Washington schools, and saw remodeling sketches for Lincoln and Mann buildings at McCoy and Wilson offices. Franklin school completion is due within three months. Attending were Curtis Small, Russell Malan, Bruce Polk, Hudson Mugge, L. N. Davenport, and Dr. L. I. Webb.
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Harrisburg
Mt. Vernon
Edison
Washington
Lincoln
Mann
McCoy and Wilson
Franklin
Curtis Small
Harrisburg Daily Register
Russell Malan
Bruce Polk
Hudson Mugge
L. N. Davenport
L. I. Webb
Isom Trotter Dies at 71 in Belle Prairie
Isom Trotter of Belle Prairie, 71, retired farmer, died at 8 20 p m yesterday at his sister Mrs Retha Mitchells home near McLeansboro. Funeral set for Friday at 1 p m at Belle Prairie Baptist Church with Rev John Maulding and assistants. Burial in Crouch cemetery. Born June 21 1878 in Hamilton County. survived by four brothers William Lyman Bartonsville Oscar Wayne City Green Peoria and three sisters Anna Maulding Delafield Retha Mitchell McLeansboro Jennie Zachman Peoria.
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Wayne City
Isom Trotter
Belle Prairie
Retha Mitchell
McLeansboro
Belle Prairie Baptist Church
John Maulding
J. P. Richardson
Hulbert Perry
Anna Maulding
Delafield
Jennie Zachman
Peoria
Bury Arnold in Arlington Today
General Henry H. Hap Arnold was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with President Truman and top officials attending a ceremony in the amphitheater. His grave lies near General of the Armies John J. Pershing, also a five star holder.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
Henry H
Hap) Arnold
Arlington National Cemetery
Truman
John J. Pershing
New York Times Raises Price to Five Cents in City
The New York Times will cost five cents in New York City starting Monday, up from three. The announcement cites rising costs in all phases of operation as the reason for the increase, noting the paper remains the last standard size paper in the city to go to a nickel. outside the city the price is five cents.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Times
New York City
the Times
Body Found in River Near Vandalia in Flood Waters
Burl Guthrie, Vandalia businessman, was recovered from the Kaskaskia river flood waters. Raymond Sapp is missing after they disappeared Tuesday night. Sapp's car was found near the river.
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Associated Press
Vandalia
Ill
Burl Guthrie
Kaskaskia
Raymond Sapp
Sapp
Luckman Quits Lever Brothers
Charles Luckman resigns as president of Lever Brothers Company amid a policy disagreement with foreign parent owners. The 40 year old former head of President Truman's food conservation program had led Lever Brothers since 1946, with details of the dispute not disclosed.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles Luckman
Lever Brothers Company
Lux
Luckman
Truman
Lover Brothers
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Elmer Miller of 319 Main Street welcome a daughter born this morning at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Rugene Greenwalt of Fairfield announce a son born this morning at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Norman Murphy of 706 South 17th Street greet a son born at 12 01 PM today at Good Samaritan Hospital named Rodney Alan. John Donoho of Route 7 Mt Vernon reports a birth at 12 50 PM today at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Elmer Miller Childress
Main Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert Rugene Greenwalt
Fairfield
Norman Murphy
South 17Th Street
Rodney Alan
John Donoho
Route 7
Mt. Vernon
Woman Accused Of Hospital Fire Found Insane
Davenport Iowa January 19 1929 Mrs Elnora Epperly 22 Rock Island Ill accused of setting Mercy hospital fire that killed 41 was ruled insane by Scott county sanity commission She admitted starting the fire and will be held at Iowa State Mental Hospital Mount Pleasant for transfer to Illinois authorities Grand jury may indict if she later proved sane.
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Associated Preas
Filseth
Towa
Shrine Circus plans discussed for six southern cities
Shrine officials met in the American Cafe banquet room to plan appearances of the Shrine Circus in six cities for 1950 Carmi Salem Carbondale Fairfield Belleville and Wood River State Treasurer Benjamin O Cooper of East St Louis Immediate Past Potentate presided as general chairman Dave Mallett of Belleville co chairman and former Mt Vernon resident led planning efforts
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Shrine Circus
Shrine
American Cafe
Carmi
Salem
Carbondale
Fairfield
Belleville
Wood River
Benjamin O. Cooper
East St. Louis
Dave Mallett
Mt. Vernon
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New Life Movement
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Lyman Pasley
First Methodist Choir
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Summersville
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Gene Clark
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