Death of Mrs Cora Spaulding at 87 in Morganfield
Mrs Cora Spaulding 1111 North Street Morganf ield Ky died yesterday at 11 15 a m in Good Samaritan hospital aged 87 The body was taken to Whit sell Funeral Home in Morganfield for services tomorrow at 10 a m Burial will be in Morganfield cemetery She is survived by her husband William A Spaulding who died in 1935 a brother Forest Greenwell of St Vincent Ky and several nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Spaulding
North Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Whitsell Funeral Home
Morganfield
Morganfield Cemetery
William A. Spaulding
Forest Greenwell
St. Vincent
Herman Tammen Dies At Age 83 In McLeansboro
Herman W. Tammen 83 died at 7 80 last night at his son William's home 106% north Locust McLeansboro A retired farmer he had been living with his son The body shipped from Gholson Funeral Home Me Leansboro to Middleboro New York for Saturday Lutheran church services Born December 26 1873 in Germany son of Dick and Mrs Tammen Survived by son William of McLeansboro three daughters Ella Wilson Madeline Gearhart and Sophie Ford Middleboro N Y two brothers Dick and George Emory S D and one sister Martha Henson Emory S D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W. Tammen
William
McLeansboro
Tammen
Gholson Funeral Home
MeLeansboro
Middleboro
N. Y
Mr. Tammen
Germany
Dick Tammen
Ella Wilson
Madeline Gearhart
Sophie Ford
N.Y
George
Emory
South Dakota
Martha Henson
Bert Skinner 70 Dies. Former Mt. Vernon Resident
Bert Skinner, 70, longtime Madison resident and former Mt. Vernon resident, died at 9:00 AM in a Granite City hospital. Survived by wife Lena, four sons Charles Russell Henry Bert Jr., five daughters Opal York Evelyn Blattner Juanita Grubbs Rose Mary Smith Betty Welsh, two brothers Jess and Henry, and sister Mrs. Lillie Eld. Burial plans were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Skinner
Madison
Mt. Vernon
Granite City
Betty Welsh
Jess Skinner
Henry Skinner
Lillie Eld
Sister Of Mt. W. Resident Dies
Mrs. Edna Bartholomy, 48, sister of Mrs. Ollie Peacock of Mt. West, died Monday in East St. Louis after a long illness. Funeral at 1 p.m. at Funeral Home, East St. Louis, with burial in East St. Louis. Survived by husband Peter, two sons George and John, twins Mona Hayter and Wanda Norsh, and 10 grandchildren, all of East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bartholomy
Ollie Peacock
East St. Louis
Buriak
Bartholomy
Peter
George
John
Mona Hayter
Wanda Norsh
Festivities Over See Back At Work After Inauguration
President Eisenhower and Cabinet members resumed duties after a long inaugural celebration. Maj. John Eisenhower and Barbara joined the family at the White House, while the President praised the parade as the best he had seen. A returning night parade featured missiles and flower-decked floats, with Eisenhower smiling at Miss Burma the Republican elephant. Doctors White and Heaton, who treated him in earlier years, stood nearby as Waite noted the President appears in good health.
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Maj
John Eisenhower
Barbara
White House
Friends
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
Misssile Eisenhower
Beart
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Leonard D. Heaton
Waite
Brooklyn Youth Steals Plane for Love and Kills Self
Allan Adler a 20 year old Brooklyn airline mechanic's helper wrote a two page letter stating he was nuts and would fly solo to his death. He stole a DC3 from Pan American at Idlewild and crashed on takeoff, killing himself eight hours after writing the note. Adler had told a friend he planned to fly tonight and would not be coming home. The crash halted his efforts to win back a girl named Lynn and left his parents shocked by the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allan Adler
Brooklyn
Adler
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Board
Idlewild
Pan American World Airways
Daniel O'Leary
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Ian
Lynn
Young Adler
Paras Lynn
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admission Notes
Admission and discharge list from Jefferson Memorial shows Enoch Waller Mrs. Percy Wood and others admitted while Eugene Sill and Woodrow Butler along with several others are discharged. Names include Mrs Almeta Quarterman Oscar Wright Mrs Brooks Master David Laird Master Bradlington Iyman Caldwell and Miss Ruth Ann Albert Rainey Mrs Fannie Bailey Julius Lustig.
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Jefferson Memorial
Enoch Waller
Percy, Wood
Pauline Coffey
Ilwaukee
Wis
Eugene Sill
Almeta Quarterman
Oscar Wright
Rooks
David Laird
Bradley Pickington
Iyman Caldwell
Woodrow Butler
Barbara Kennedy
Mar E. Lakey
Ruth Anna Albert Rainey
Fannie Bailey
Julius Lustig
Local Births Report From Good Samaritan Hospital
A series of birth notices lists new arrivals at Good Samaritan hospital. Vickie Lynn Mayo born Friday 3:58 pm January 18 to Charles Mayo and wife at 1310 North 12th Street, weight 6 8. Shawn Rene Allen born January 16 in Decatur Alabama to Jack Allen and his wife, weight 7 9. Tina Ann Cook born 11:00 am today to Walter S. Cook and wife at 7 South 22nd Street, weight 5 11. Norman Wayne Galloway born 5:22 am today to Max Galloway and wife at Bonnie, weight 8 6. A baby girl to Leroy Browder and wife at 2:44 am, weight 8 15. James William Deaton born 5:38 pm Monday to James E. Deaton and wife at 606 South 5th Street, weight 8 2. A son born to Albert Gentles at 6:28 pm Monday at RFD 3, weight 7 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mayo
North 12Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vickie Lynn
Oral Sollis
Decatur
Jack Allen
Shawn Rene
Allen
Frances Collins
Dahlgren
Walter S. Cook
South 22Nd Street
Tina Ann
Max Galloway
Bonnie
Norman Wayne
Leroy Browder
South 15Th Street
Albert W. Gentles
James E. Deaton
South 5Th Street
James William
Meeting notices from Marine Corps League Auxiliary and AMVETS
Marine Corps League Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting tomorrow at 7:00 in the home of Mary Cable on Ashley Roar. AMVETS Turner Boehm Post 4, Amvets, posts a regular meeting in the Post clubrooms on Wednesday January 23 at 3:30 P.M. Refreshments follow. Earnest Miller Adjutant. Jackson Hole Wyoming once was called the most talked of outlaw rendezvous in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps League Auxiliary
Mary Cable
Amvets
Turner Boehm
Earnest Miller
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Tornado also hits Louisiana and city council actions
The council pursued Hospital Boulevard plans linking Salem Road to 20th and Broadway while re zoning Oakland Avenue corner for business use. They urged staff to gather state highway plans, discussed Conger and 12th street improvements, and handled parkings, public funds queries, and zoning board changes.
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Buford
Hospital Boulevard
Salem Road
12Th
Pavey
20Th Street
Broadway
Matecer
Wood
Conger Avenue
12Th Street
Perkins Avenue
State Highway Department
Main Street
Seventh Street
Oakland Avenue
A. L. Warren
Zoning Board of Appeals
Hhey
Richard Son
Tenthland Harrison
Retires From J. C. At Bluford After 40 Years
Ebner Outland of Bluford retires after four decades with the Illinois Central Railroad. Work paused briefly in Bluford’s car department to honor his last day. He started in Centralia 40 years ago and later moved to the Ridgewood cut-off before retirement. A lounge chair was given during a farewell by car foreman A. C. Reichman as coffee and doughnuts were served. The Outlands plan to winter in Florida but keep their Bluford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebner Outland
Bluford
Ilinois Central Railroad
Outland
Mr. Outland
Centralia
Ridgewood
Car Department
My. Outland
A. C. Reichman
Mrs. Outland
Florida
Mad Bomber of 25 Years Captured in Waterbury Case
The man known as the Mad Bomber confessed to a 25 year grudge against Consolidated Edison after police found him in Waterbury. He admitted to bombing New York City sites since 1940, using letters with bombs, and obtaining materials from various stores while never buying from Waterbury. He described the motive as compensation denial for job injuries and revealed details of bombs at Paramount Theater and the public library. Police credited press cooperation for the arrest.
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Waterbury
Arm
Metesky
Consolidated Edison Co
New York
Hell Gate
Consolidated Edison
F. P
May
Anna
New York Journal - American
Stephen P. Kennedy
New York Journal-American
Paramount
Bridgeport
Ile
Plain Inauguration Contrast Marks American Way
The scene shows a colorless ceremonial atmosphere with no pomp as the president is surrounded by disciplined, hard-nosed guards in plain dress. Diplomats blend in, weapons unseen, underscoring America’s preference for simple, democratic rites versus British pageantry.
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Herman Tammen
Mt. W
Aiirline
Samaritan
Dean McKinney
Sec'y
Pres
United States
Capitol
Earl Warren
Herbert Hoover
Richard M. Nixon
John T. Fey
Supreme Court
NEA
Nixon
Lelan Carr
Jordan
11Th
Minors Commerce Commission
Missouri-Pacific
Tenth Street
Sewleat
Kenneth Bayer
Bayer
W. F. Holt
J. J. Corlew
Holman Motor Co
North Mth Street
South Lth Street
Arch Whitlock
Louisiana
Joe Johnson
Cc. J. Johnson
Mickey Johnson
Jimmy Meek
Ted Jenkins
Norma Jenkins
Bonnie Jenkins
Darrel Jenkins
Takeno
Fort Smith
Ark
Leora Meek
Lena Mae Meek
Lor‘eta Meek
E. F. Shore
Gans
Bill Groves
South Tenth Streets
Mr. Groves
J. C
Elmer Outland
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