Mrs Ferba Carroll 79 Mt Vernon dies at Good Samaritan Hospital
Mrs Ferba Carroll aged 79 of 413 Jordan Mt Vernon died at 5 45 am today at Good Samaritan Hospital Funeral services set for Friday at 1 pm at Ina Funeral Home with Rev Ed Sadler officiating Burial will be in Kirk Cemetery Friends may call after 4 pm Thursday Mrs Carroll born in Franklin County on December 6 1891 daughter of John R and Ella Willis married October 7 1917 to Earl M Carroll She was a member of Wesley United Methodist Church in Mt Vernon Survived by Earl two sons Kenneth Georgetown Illinois Wayne Steger Illinois four daughters Doris Pickett Oak Lawn Rosella Fowler Earline Bowlin and Freda Dodson all of Mt Vernon 13 grandchildren two great grandchildren a brother Everett Willis East Alton and a sister Mrs Hattie Hanes Salem She was preceded in death by a daughter Bernadine Carroll and a brother Richard Willis
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Ferba Carroll
Jordan
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ina
Ed Sadler
Kirk Cemetery
Carroll
Franklin County
John R
Ella Pickett Willis
Earl M. Carroll
Wesley United Methodist Church
Earl
Kenneth Carroll
Georgetown
Till
Wayne Carroll
Steger
Inl
Doris Pickett
Oak Lawn
Rosella Fowler
Earline Bowlin
Freda Dodson
Everett Willis
East Alton
Hattie Hanes
Salem
Bernadine Carroll
Richard Willis
Death of R Barton Tuttle. former Mt Vernon resident
Word was received of the death of R Barton Tuttle of Tulsa Oklahoma a former Mt Vernon resident He died January 3 in Tulsa and burial was there He was chief engineer at J P Devine Co and is survived by his wife Margaret a son Jack Tuttle of Tulsa and three grandchildren
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R. Barton Tuttle
Tulsa
Okla
Mt. Vernon
Tuttle
J. P. Devine Co
Margaret
Jack Tuttle
Nettie Reynolds dies at 82 in Murphysboro cremation service?
Mrs. Nettie Reynolds of Murphysboro aged 82 died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Funeral set for Friday at Denny-Pettet Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Opal Trout and Zeta Sheaefer, two sons Denny and Lester, a sister Nellie Flanagan, a brother Luther Moore, 13 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Her husband George Reynolds and one son Robert preceded her.
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Nettie (Moore) Reynolds
Murphysboro
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Denny-Pettet Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Denny-Pottet Funeral Home
Opal. Trout
Zeta Sheaefer
San Diego
Calif
Denny
Lester
Belleville
Nellie Flanagan
Mt. Vernon
Luther Moore
George Reynolds
Robert
Glen Minor Nevada dies in Reno at 66
Glen Minor, 66, of Reno, formerly of Jefferson county, born Sept 18, 1904, died Sunday night. Survived by son Leon in Maryland, four brothers Bert, Marvin, Carl, Roy and five sisters Beulah Samson, Edith Beam, Ruth Jackson, Beatrice Gnevo, Imogene Phelps. Preceded in death by wife Jewel Williams and a daughter. Service at Harmony Baptist Church Friday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Roy Beal. burial in church cemetery. Friends may call Blu ford Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Glen Minor
Reno
Nev
Jefferson County
George W
Lena Boyd
Minor
Jewel Williams
Harmony Baptist Church
Leon
Maryland
Bert
Keenes
Marvin
Villa Grove
Carl
Joliet
Roy
Mt. Vernon
Beaulah Samson
Atwood
Edith Beam
Eau Gallie
Fla
Ruth Jackson
Bluford
Beatrice Gnevo
Imogene Phelps
Bonnie
Harmony Baptist
Roy Beal
Bluford Funeral Home
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admit list
Admitted: Mary Ann Moore Susie A Moore Cheryl M Bell Alvin Masters August M Geiger. Discharged: Orpha Rector Janice Axe Bonnie Macie L Simmons. Wayne City.
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Jefferson Memorial
Mary Ann Moore
Cherry
Susie A. Moore
Bell
Cheryl M. Bell
Alvin Masters
South
August M. Geiger
Orpha Rector
Conger
Janice E. Axe
Bonnie
Macie L. Simmons
Wayne City
Good Samaritan Names and Addresses List
A roster of individuals listed with addresses across towns including Mt. Vernon, Dahlgren, Woodlawn, Salem, Geff, and Centralia. Names include Fiona Cook, Harold Potter, Nellie Gambill, Patricia Benson, Sherry Bradshaw, and many others. The compilation appears as a community directory or notice of residents with street or route addresses.
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Good Samaritan
Fiona Cook
South 10Th
Harold Potter
Howard Redpath
Mt. Vernon
Donnie Heifner
Wayne City
Geraldine Williams
Bonnie
Edward Janowski
Radom
Nellie Gambill
Jefferson
Patricia Benson
South 17Th
Frank Shiply
Dahlgren
Richard Arment
Woodlawn
John Beadleston
Salem
Gerald Gordon
North 9Th
Mercel Terry
College
William Howard
B. Castleton
William P. Purdie
Christopher
George Bloodworth
Marion
Marc Smith
van Johnson
Daniel Cowen
Keenes
New Banner
Fairway
John Hyde
Highland View
Frances McDermott
Airport Road
Sherry Bradshaw
Richard Creech
Bluford
Helen Russell
Jordan
Samuel Hayes
Mildred Kolmer
Earl E. Allman
Kinmundy
Kenneth Laughlin
Wilshire
Lanzale Fleming
Robert Bolerjack
Cherry
Hazel McGehee
Sharon Hamilton
Harold Chambliss
Bruford
Benjamin Adcock
Centralia
Charlie Cummings
Anna Burton Shaw
Mt. Vernon Manor
Donnie Heifer
Wange City
Effie Shelton
Geff
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital January 19
Mr and Mrs John O Jones Route 7 Mt Vernon welcomed a son at 7 07 Tuesday morning weighing 9 pounds 10.5 ounces. Mr and Mrs Robert Lugering 6 Grant Meadows Place welcomed a son at 6 21 Tuesday morning weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. Mr and Mrs Hart Henry of Bluford welcomed a son at 10 43 Tuesday evening weighing 7 pounds 16 ounces.
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John O. Jones
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritian Hospital
Robert Lugering
Grant Meadows Place
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hart Henry
Bluford
Water Feasibility Study For Carbondale And Woodlawn Lake
Trustees will study supplying Carbondale with water, as it uses about 5.5 million gallons daily now and may rise to 13 million by 2000, with Crab Orchard Lake scheduled to be cut off by 1975. They also cut contractor retainage from 5 to 2 percent and approved booster station electrical contracts while sending Feltmeier and Jones to a Water Resource Association meeting in Chicago.
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Carbondale
Crab Orchard Lake
Frank Feltmeier
Dick Jones
Chicago
Water Resource Associated
Mississippi Valley Association
Markets Mt. Vernon Hog Market Opens at 7 a.m.
Mt. Vernon market operates from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon with prices steady through noon. U S C A hogs run 200 to 220. meat type hogs graded No 1 15.75, No 2 15.25, No 3 14.75. Sows steady 9.50 to 11.50.
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U.S.C.A
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Reported This Morning
Mt Vernon market notes quoted prices for key crops including Wheat at 1.57 Soybeans at 2.95 and Shelled Corn at 1.58 as gathered from Mt Vernon this morning. The report records grain pricing and the quoted levels for local farmers and traders.
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Mt. Vernon
Livestock Prices at National Stockyards Preview
National Stockyards TI AP reports Thursday estimates for hogs cattle calves and sheep with price ranges across weights. Hogs 6 000 6 500 barrows and gilts weaker to mostly 25 lower with varied 1 2 210 240 lbs at 17 00 to 17 25 and sows 12 75 to 13 25. Cattle 1 000 calves 50 steers uneven heifers steady prime 31 00 1200 lbs, choice 29 00 30 00. bulls 24 00 25 00. vealers 38 00 40 00. Sheep 350 lambs 25 00 3 00 4 00.
St Louis Produce Egg and Poultry Price Summary
St Louis produce reports ready to cook broilers and fryers priced 24.00 to 26.25 for this week’s delivery. Consumer egg grades list A large 32 to 40, A medium 30 to 37, A small 17 to 27, B large too few to report. wholesale standards 20 to 22, medium 18 to 20, unclassified 17 to 18. Hens heavy 9, light over 5 percent, 6 under 5 percent, 2 percent.
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St, Louis
Chicago Dairy Prices Steady as Butter and Egg Rates Listed
Chicago wholesale butter prices hold steady with 93 score AA at 69.784 and 92 at 69.784, 90 at 67.784. Eggs priced delivered to Chicago show grade A whites at 36-8742, medium whites at 30-33, and standards at 30-32 percent.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Grain prices report summary
AP ledger notes grain prices in Chicago with No 2 hard red wheat at 1.713 dollars per bushel No 2 soft red wheat at 1.75 No 2 yellow corn at 1.58 No 2 extra heavy oats at 83 Soybeans No 1 yellow at 3.0844 Soybean oil at 12.66 per unit.
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Chicago
Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher In Heavy Trading At Noon
Wall Street prices moved in heavy trading with the Dow Jones 30 industrials at 850.08, up 0.61, and the AP 60-stock average at 298.2, up 0.4. Advances led declines on the New York Stock Exchange as profit taking and buying steam alternated amid rate-cut optimism.
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New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Pittston
Kroger
General Public Utilities
Niagara Mohawk
TWA
NEW York (Ap
Ten Mile Lake project discussed in Mt Vernon meeting
Hamilton county residents met with legislators in Mt Vernon to press state action on the proposed Ten Mile Lake near McLeansboro. They seek release of a $100,000 appropriation for planning and early development, with lawmakers Terry Bruce Ben Blades Richard Hart and Harold Stedelin in attendance. The lake would form by damming Ten Mile Creek creating about 1910 surface acres, an average depth near 18 feet and a 28 mile shoreline.
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Hamilton County
Ten Mile Lake
McLeansboro
Mt. Vernon
General Assembly
Saline River
Saline County
Terry Bruce
Olney
Ben Blades
Fairfield
Richard Hart
Benton
Harold Stedelin
Centralia
Ten Mile Creek
JDL Calls Halt To Harassment
In New York the Jewish Defense League suspends harassment of Soviet diplomats to protest Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union. Leader Rabbi Meir Kahane announced a moratorium to reporters at the Criminal Court Building as he prepared for trial on charges including disorderly conduct resisting arrest and obstructing government administration.
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New York
Jewish Defense League
Soviet Union
Meir Kahane
League
Criminal Court
College Considers Residency Rule Change on Fees
Rawlinson proposed a residency reform to count students as in-district with proof of residence via rent receipt or voter registration and remove the age 21 limit. The board delayed final action to July 1 for a formal written-receipt standard and will review residency on an individual basis in the interim.
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Rawlinson
Gene Estes
John Ward
Inn
Byford Jones
College
Five County Planning Grant Approved for Economic Growth
The Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission announced a 46,489 grant from the Economic Development Administration to plan growth in a five county Illinois district. The $75,072 project cost includes 28,583 from other resources with Carbondale as the growth center. Dr. Allen Y. Baker chairs the commission and Franklyn Moreno is executive director.
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Illinois
Robert A. Podesta
Greater Egypt
EDA
Franklin
Williamson
Carbondale
Allen Y. Baker
Pinckneyville
Franklyn Moreno
Schoolgirl Killed In Granite City Collision
Two young girls leaving a Maryville school on Granite City North Side were struck by a passing car. Nancy Lively, 7, died at the scene. police identified her as the victim of the Tuesday night accident.
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Granite City, Ill
Maryville School
Nancy Lively
Savoyards Named From Savoy Theater Legacy
Fans of Gilbert and Sullivan are known as Savoyards, a term tied to the Savoy Theater in London where many operas premiered, reflecting the group's historic theater connection.
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Savoy Theater
London
Belleville Soldier Allen R Gray Killed in Southeast Asia War
Army Spec. 4 Allen R. Gray, son of Mr and Mrs Cahrles A Gray of 16 Granvue Dr Belleville Tl, was killed in action in Southeast Asia, Defense Department announced Tuesday.
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Washington
Army
Allen R. Gray
Cahrles A. Gray
Granvue Dr
Belleville
Defense Department
Kennedy suit against Harold Eliot dismissed in circuit court
Jaqueline Kennedy and her mother Wathen Kennedy Littrell filed a civil damage suit against Harold Eliot for 53500 arising from a 1969 automobile accident. The case was dismissed yesterday in circuit court on motions by both parties.
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Jaqueline Kennedy
Wathen Kennedy Littrell
Harold Eliot
Circuit
Eliot
Kirsch Bound Over on Theft Charge in Circuit Court
Albert Kirsch of Route 3 was bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing in circuit court. He is charged with theft at the Arco filling station near the 1-57 interchange on December 26.
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Albert Kirsch
Grand
Kirsch
Arco
Cab Driver Shot In Head Robbery At Richview Road
Clyde Litton, an ambulance driver, testified that two men hired by Masters at 9th street attempted to strangle him on Richview Road before Masters was shot. The cab then sped away, dropped Masters in a ditch, and was later found near the oil tanks north of the Hayes house.
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Clyde Litton
Masters
Hayes House
9Th Street
Richview Road
Litton
Battles at 3 Points in Cambodia Report Heavy Fighting
U S Cobra helicopter gunships and Cambodian forces pressed the fight against suspected North Vietnamese and Viet Cong positions for the third day. Cambodian mortars cannon and machine guns kept up a steady barrage as enemy forces replied with limited fire to avoid exposing fortifications on the hillsides. More than 1,000 South Vietnamese marines landed by helicopter southwest of the pass, meeting heavy resistance while attempting to advance. The marines called in Vietnam air force jets to bomb and strafe the enemy. Saigon said 32 were killed. South Vietnamese casualties were four killed and 10 wounded. A 15,000 man South Vietnamese Cambodian task force sought to reopen the highway to relieve fuel shortages in Phnom Penh. It was believed the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong still controlled about 10 miles of the 115 mile road.
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Saigon
Phnom Penh
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Theft Report At Top of the First Last Night
Malcolm Hirons of 605 Mar teeny told Mt. Vernon police he attended a meeting at the Top of the First and left at 9:00 p.m. to find his suede jacket and leather gloves were stolen. A building permit was issued to Raymond C. Robinson to place a mobile home at 1214 Westcott with an estimated cost of 3000 dollars.
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Malcolm Hirons
Marteeny
Mt. Vernon
Raymond C. Robinson
Westcott
Fines levied in circuit court and house fire at Wes Ackley residence
The circuit court yesterday fined Emanuel L. Robinson of Chicago ten dollars for improper backing on a controlled access highway Morris L August of Centralia ten dollars for overwidth and overlength and Max York of Lincoln IL ten dollars for improper overtaking on the right In Mt Vernon firemen were called to the Wes Ackley residence at 525 Liebengood at 2 25 pm and again at 6 18 pm to extinguish a furnace fire causing walls ceilings and water damage On both alarms crews reported damage to the furnace area and surrounding walls and ceilings
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Emanuel L. Robinson
Chicago
Morris L. August
Centralia
Max York
Lincoln
Mt. Vernon
Wes Ackley
Liebengood
College votes to buy through sealed bids continued
College officials debated bids for items costing more than 1500 dollars. Farlow urged no dollar limit, Baker urged faculty confidence, Irwin favored teacher discretion, while Parker questioned feasibility and the proper scope of bidding. The discussion centers on how to maximize tax dollars.
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Farlow
Baker
Harry Irwin
Wayne City
Curtis Parker
Mt. Vernon
Vas
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Nevada
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Alisbury
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Woodlawn Lake
Bonnie and Clyde
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St. Louis
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Mt. V
JDL
Bobo
S. 10Th
E. H. Kelley
Salem Road
E. H
Cambodia
Florida
Powell
IBS
Rendleman
Springfield
Hensey
IRS
Miami Beach
Mattoon Bank
Vienna
Internal Revenue Service
Register-News
Beltone
Mfd
Vernon
AID Service
West Franfert, Ill
Mt. Vernon Township
S. Harold Clarke
MT Vernon Township
Circuit Court
Bill
Mercury
Drive Mercury
Bill. Kniffen
10Th St
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