Deaths Charles L Aydt former Dahlgren resident services set
Funeral services for Charles L Aydt 61 will be at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Gholson Chapel Dahlgren officiated by Rev Shafley Burial will be in J O O F cemetery Dahlgren He died January 20 in Elgin Illinois Survived by wife Rade DeWitt two sons Roger Navy and Stanley Carbondale two daughters Mrs Glen Wilkerson Dahlgren and Mrs Wilma Evans Carbondale two brothers Bill Dahlgren and Matthew Ridgway six sisters Mrs Florence Frey McLeansboro Mrs Regenia Kaufman Indiana Mrs Eulalia Waggoner Florida Dahlgren Anna Aydt Cairo Anastasia Paul Cairo.
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Charles L. Aydt
Dahln
Gholson
Dahlgren
Shafley
Gholson Funeral Home
Mr. Aydt
Elgin
Rade DeWitt
Roger Aydt
U. S. Navy
Stanley Aydt
Carbondale
Glen Wilkerson
Wilma Evans
Bill Aydt
Matthew Aydt
Ridgway
Florence Frey
McLeansboro
Regenia Kaufman
Indiana
Eulalia Waggoner
Florida
Clara Aydt
Anna Aydt
Cairo
Anastasia Paul
Death of Joe V Beckman at Mt Vernon age 69
Joe V Beckman of Route 1 Mt Vernon died at 1 15 am at Jefferson Memorial Hospital at 69 years seven months eight days He was born June 15 1892 in Jefferson county and married Lucy Wells July 22 1911 in this city He is survived by a son Merritt four daughters Goldene Goble Vereta Evalena and Ramona all of this city a nephew Hubert Bitner two grandchildren and four great grandchildren A son Calvin preceded him in death Funeral in South Hickory Hill Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe V. Beckman
RFD
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
South Hickory Hill Church
Eugene Fox
Myers Chapel
Mr. Beckman
Jefferson County
Frederick
Mary
Sigworth) Beckman
Lucy Wells
Merritt Beckman
Goldene Goble
Vereta Beckman
Evalena Beckman
Ramona Beckman
Hubert Bitner
Ex-Treasurer Ira Spangler Dies at 75 in Dahlgren
Ira J. Spangler former village treasurer of Dahlgren and former Dahlgren school board member died Monday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Dahlgren Methodist Church with Rev. Ed Minor. Burial TL C O F cemetery with Masonic rites. services by Gholson Funeral Home. Born October 1, 1886 in Livingston County, he married Mary Burton in 1911. survived by daughter Martha Kelley of Decatur and two grandchildren.
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Tra
Jason Spangler
Dahlgren
Good Samaritan Hospital
Spangler
Dahlgren School
Methodist Church
Ed Minor
TL C. O. F
Gholson Funeral Home
McLeansboro
Gholson
Mr. Spangler
Livingston County
Isaac and
Aurilla (Brant) Spangler
Mary Burton
Martha Kelley
Decatur
Dahlgren Masonic Lodge
Will Riley 71 Former County Resident Dies in California
Will Riley of Tujunga California died Sunday at Glendale Memorial Hospital after surgery. A former Jefferson County resident, he will be buried 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in Stump Chapel Pasadena. Burial will follow at Mountain View Cemetery. He is survived by wife Margie Riley, two daughters, a grandson, four sisters Bertha Riley Lillian Taylor Ann Keele Mae Lee, and brother Marion Dykes. He was preceded in death by a grandson.
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Will Riley
Tujunga
Calif
Glendale Memorial Hospital
Riley
Jefferson County
Stump Chapel
Pasadena
Mountain View Cemetery
Margie Riley
Bertha Riley
Lillian Taylor
Mt. Vernon
Ann Keele
Salem
Mae Lee
Freeport, Ill
Marion Dykes
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions and Discharges
At Jefferson Memorial Hospital Noble Emery Huf fstutter admitted. Discharges include Mrs Vada Elizabeth Adcock Mrs Eunice Etheridge Walter D McCarter Mrs Florence Anna Porter and baby Patricia Ann Miss Joyce Ann Davis also listed under discharges. Good Samaritan Admitted includes James Cassel Rogers Naomi Faye Adamot Dorothy Lucille Nicol James Albert Gregory Ellen Lynette Brown Odell Eugene Bains Michael Ray Guyman Rita Yvonne Felty Grace Ethel Gentiles Margaret Thomason. Discharged: Raymond L Shelton Merrilynn Joyce Brookman William Donald Dubois Ellen Lynette Brown Virginia Wood Nooner.
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Jefferson Memorial
Noble Emery Huffstutter
Vada Elizabeth Adcock
Eunice Etheridge
Walter D. McCarter
Florence Anna Porter
Patricia Ann
Joyce Ann Davis
Good Samaritan
James Cassel Rogers
Naomi Faye Adamot
Dorothy Lucille Nicol
James Albert Gregory
Ellen Lynette Brown
Odell Eugene Bains
Michael Ray Guyman
Rita Yvonne Felty
Grace Ethel Gentiles
Margaret Thomason
Raymond L. Shelton
Merrilynn Joyce Brookman
William Donald Dubois
Virginia Wood Nooner
Eastern Air Lines mulls merger with American Airlines
New York AP reports Eastern Air Lines directors met in a special session to discuss a possible merger with American Airlines. American's board was set to meet later today. Both sides declined to discuss the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Eastern Air Lines
American Airlines
American
Ice Cloaked Highways In Illinois For Morning Travel
Illinois highways south of a Keokuk to Joliet line and north of Alton to Paris are ice covered with pockets of packed snow in places while the extreme south shows ice. North of that line many roads are slick or iced but some clear stretches exist. Temperatures range from subzero in the north to the 30s in the south with readings such as Rockford -4 and Joliet -1. The Chicago Weather Bureau does not expect snow with tonight’s readings around 12 degrees and a rise into the high 20s to 30s Wednesday.
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Springfield
Ilinois Division of Highways
Keokuk
Iowa
Joliet
Alton
Paris
Illinois
Associated Press
Ilinois
Rockford
Chicago Weather Bureau
State Highway Department
Belleville
Moline
Peoria
Quincy
iSpringfield
Vandalia
Chicago
St. Louis
Paducah
May Question Boy In Fire
Investigators may question an 18 year old boy in connection with the Our Lady of the Angels school fire that killed 95 in 1958. Judge Alfred J. Cilella said he might lift a ban on questioning the youth who is in a juvenile home and recovering from an emotional disturbance. The boy, a former fifth grader at the school, faces a delinquency hearing Feb. 6 over five fires in Cicero while his family moved from Chicago. He reportedly confessed to a private lie detector operator that he set the school fire. Chicago arson squad members seek permission to question him.
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Chicago
Our Lady of the Angels
Family Court
Alfred J. Cilella
Cilella
Cicero
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital in Waltonville and City
Mr and Mrs Charles Rodney Shurtz of Waltonville welcomed a son at 7 06 am weighing 7 lb 7 oz named Steven Kent. Mr and Mrs Troy Downs of 219 North Sixth Street welcomed a son at 6 38 am weighing 6 lb 15 oz. Mr and Mrs Ronald Ray Brown of 1009 South 23rd Street welcomed a son at 10 27 am weighing 7 lb 14 oz named Stephen Trent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rodney Shurtz
Waltonville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Steven Kent
Troy Downs
North Sixth Street
Ronald Ray Brown
South 23Rd Street
Stephen Trent
Fire destroys building housing clothing makers in Philadelphia
A general alarm blaze wiped out a structure housing several clothing manufacturers in Philadelphia today. About 300 firefighters prevented the fire from reaching nearby landmarks including the Betsy Ross House, though the warehouse suffered extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Three Accidents In Mt. Vernon Yesterday
Three noninjury accidents occurred in Mt. Vernon Monday. A police squad car driven by Officer Richard Miller collided minor with Ronald L. Martin on Eighth Street. Robert E. Bullock and Betty Roberts were in a minor crash at 17th and Broadway. Jerome H. Estock and Dennis L. Hale collided at Eighth and Main. Hale cited for following too close. Estock’s car sustained over 100 dollars damage. Hale about 300 dollars.
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Mt. Vernon
Richard Miller
South 24Th Street
Eighth Street
Main
Broadway
Ronlald L. Martin
Peach
Martin
Robert E. Bullock
Route 2
Betty Roberts
Cherry
17Th
Jerome H. Estock
Springfield
Dennis L. Hale
South 18Th
Eighth
Hale
Estock
Heart Unit To Organize Here
An organizational meeting of the Jefferson County Heart Unit is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Illinois Power Company on North Ninth Street. The group will plan for National Heart Month in February and invites all interested residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Heart Unit
Tlinois Power Company
North Ninth Street
New Parts Installed In Space Ship
NASA prepares for John Glenn's flight with a full physical followed by a three orbit plan at 100 to 150 miles altitude if sunrise daylight allows. Launch around 7 30 am EST with countdown risks of pauses or shorter orbits if takeoff shifts past 9 30 am.
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Glenn
NASA
Space Agency
Earth
Atlantic
Eight local plants tell about business
Mt. Vernon area plants show varied manufacturing. International Shoe Co. produced 634000 pairs of shoes in 1960 with payroll over 1 million at its Mt. Vernon unit, now 425 workers. Made O Day moved to a large Mt. Vernon building in 1942, joined an eight-plant system, main office in Los Angeles, later bought by Founders Corp in 1960. 1960 dress output reached 638160 in $2.99–$10 range, now mainly $3.99 across 35 styles. Mt. Vernon Furnace and Manufacturing reports 42nd year with 300 employees and 1.5 million payroll, serving as a stove foundry for 13 users and distributing Vernon gas stoves. Nelson Concrete Culvert, moved from Harrisburg, runs five other plants with pipe and bridge work and eyes Interstate 57. Wagner Electric Mt. Vernon makes frames for large motors and transformer tanks with 175 local employees active in civic life. Last year the plant used 7,000,000 pounds of materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lewellen
International Shoe Co
Mt. Vernon
Harry Walter
Made O'Day
Leo Leuty
Mt. Vernon Furnace and Manufacturing Company
Stove Foundry
Vernon
Robert A. Crosnoe
Nelson Concrete Culvert Company
Mt. Verinon
Harrisburg
Illinois
Indiana
Interstate 57
Carl Tubbesing
Wagner Electric Corporation
Wagner i
Local live stock market drifts higher on price gains
Prices paid on the local live stock market rose by several cents. Top hogs at 190 to 220 pounds brought 17.25, while lighter and heavier weights saw modest gains. Lows advanced to 13.25 for 300 weight down and 14.7 for 300 weight up, with boars tested around 10.00.
Mt Vernon grain and livestock prices from Mt Vernon and National Stock Yards
Mt Vernon prices report wheat 1.87 soybeans 2.32 corn 1.03. At National Stock Yards hogs 9,000 plump with varied Nos 1 2 weights and weights 150 170 lb 15.50 17.00, sows 15.75 16.23, 14.75 15.75. boars 13.25 12.50. cattle calves hogs and sheep listed with multiple grades and weights. slaughter figures and ranges given for steers and heifers, bulls, stockers and feeders, vealers, lambs 16.00 17.75, pelts 16.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
USDA
Eggs and live poultry price standings unchanged
AP report from St. Louis notes consumer grade eggs and live poultry prices hold steady. Egg grades A large 38-39 cents, A medium 35-37, B large 34-36, wholesale standards 31-32. Othey prices unchanged.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Steady at Merchants Exchange
Chicago butter and eggs prices hold firm at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange with wholesale bids largely unchanged. Grades and percentages listed include 93 score AA 59 percent and 92 A 59 percent for butter, 89 C 56 percent, and eggs showing mixed grade whites and standards with slight increases noted in some categories.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry Price Report Unchanged for Roasters and Fryers
Chicago wholesale live poultry prices hold steady with roasters at 24 to 25 cents per pound and special fed white rock fryers at 20 to 21 cents.
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Chicago
APJ
USDA
Commodity quotes from Chicago trade board
Cash grain prices list wheat and soybean sales absent. Corn sample grade number is yellow 99 percent. Oats No 1 extra and heavy white 71 percent. No 2 extra heavy white 714-4 percent. Soybean oil priced at ten cents. Barley making choice 1.33 to 1.62 per unit, feed 1.06 to 1.20 per unit.
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Chicago
Wall Street Slumps in Quiet Late Trading
Wall Street fell in quiet late trading with about 3.3 million shares changing hands. Major issues eased from fractions to over a point, with Crown Cork, Polaroid, Interstate Department Stores dropping. U S Steel and Ford down over a point. Xerox trimmed losses then turned slightly up. TBM rose its dividend but fell. Du Pont and American Telephone slipped. Ill inois Central and Goodyear rose slightly while Goodrich declined about two points.
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NEW York
Crown Cork
Polaroid
Interstate Department
U.S. Steel
Ford
Xerox
Termination of Fouke Fur Contract Notified
Washington AP reports the termination of Fouke Fur Company's contract for processing and selling Alaskan seal furs will be mailed today by the U.S. Interior Department. The termination becomes effective December 31, with terms on furs on hand to continue until processing completes. Beasley cites Fouke plans to move its plant from St. Louis to Greenville DC without department consultation.
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Washington
Fouke iFur Company
St. Louis
U.S
Beasley
Fouke
Greenville
D.C
McLaughlin Files for 21st District Democratic Committeeman
James R. McLaughlin of Mt. Vernon filed petitions yesterday to run as Democratic state committeeman from the 21st Congressional District. He is clerk of the Appellate Court and seeks reelection this year.
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James R. McLaughlin
Mt. Vernon
McLaughlin
Four-Committeeman races across 47 precincts in Jefferson county
The April primary will choose Republican and Democrat precint committeemen in 47 precincts. Candidates listed include Grand Prairie, Casner, Shiloh, Mt. Vernon, Elk Prairie, and more with multiple paired nominees per precinct. Names span Demokrat and Republican contenders such as Payne, Bushong, Williams, McMillen, Boldt, Riddle, Kubiak, Kujawa, Lamke, Dame, Hollaway, Holoway, Hawkins, Telford, Simmons, Williams, Mellett, Walker, Cole, Star man, Morgan, Stewart, and many others. The deadline passed Monday with filings from both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, County
Grand Prairie
Herbert Payne
Hubert Bushong
R. Casner
Courtney Williams
Arthur L. McMillen
Orville Boldt
Earl Riddle
R. Blissville
Mike Kubiak
Frank W. Kujawa
R. Bald Hill
Joe Lamke
Charlie Dame
William R. Holloway
Hollie Dees
Marion Newell
Richard McCorwen
Rome
Ervin Hawkins
Orville F. Telford
R. Rome
Harald Simmons
Russell Douthit
R. Shiloh
Claude H. Williams
William A. Welborn
Robert Mellett
Frank H. Walker
Ronald Shurtz
R. Elk Prairie
Donald Peterson
Delbert Hodge
Pearl Holloway
Leo Martin
R. Field
Glenn Osborn
Elmer §. Staley
R. Mt. Vernon
Owen F. Rainwater
Billy J. Hayse
Harold Hall
Orie Staley
Two Divorces Granted In Circuit Court Session
Two divorces were granted in circuit court on Monday. Cases included Eva L. Gibbs against Wayne Gibbs and Karen Bain against Jackie W. Bain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva L. Gibbs
Wayne Gibbs
Karen Bain
Jackie W. Bain
Gizenga Under House Arrest in Congo Villa
Antoine Gizenga, former deputy premier of Congo, placed under house arrest in a comfortable suburban villa to await trial for acts of rebellion. U N protection lifted and he moved from the UN HQ as troops guard the residence. The UN seeks to restore order in north Katanga where mutinous soldiers remain at large after deadly attacks on priests and a mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
the Congo
Antoine Gizenga
U.N
Gizenga
Cyrille Adoula
Katanga
Sola
Maroa Girl Crowned Illinois County Fair Queen
Barbara Austin, 18, of Maroa, was crowned Illinois County Fair Association queen at the annual meeting. The Macon County Fair queen succeeds Kay DeVault, 19, of Metropolis. Austin’s measurements are 34-24-36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Macon County
Barbara Austin
Maroa
Kay DeVault
Metropolis
Miss Austin
Saratoga Carrier Stays In Mediterranean Longer
The aircraft carrier Saratoga will stay in the Mediterranean an extra month and a half on its current tour of duty. A new return date to Maywood Naval Station near Jacksonville is May 11, with no reason given.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Saratoga
Mediterranean
Navy
Maywood Naval Station
Deadlock on Cuban sanctions grows in the OAS
The United States backs a compromise approach to Cuba within the OAS while seeking a strong denunciation to aid Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress. Brazil and Argentina push for neutralism. Haiti shifts to backing sanctions, while Guatemala and others threaten to withhold support unless Cuba faces stern action.
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Castro
United States
Cuba
Kennedy
Congress
Alliance For Progress
OAS
Haiti
Hopes J
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Chile
Ino
Guatemala
Pentagon Censorship Probe Opens in Senate Hearings
Senate investigators opened a probe into Pentagon censorship of anti-Communist speeches by military officers. They disclosed evidence identifying censors who blue-penciled texts, with Adm. Arleigh Burke as the lead witness. Sen. Strom Thurmond said the panel secured the censor identities and that some would testify later. He blamed past administrations for muzzling speech and urged action to stop it.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Robert Sr
McNamara
Scensors
Special
Senate Armed Services
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-8.c
Subcommittee
Defense Department
Thurmond
Kennedy
Probation For 2 In Circuit Court
Two men received probation after guilty pleas in circuit court. Carl Orrick, 44, of Belle Rive, got five years probation and four months in county jail for attempted arson of a vacant Belle Rive house last October. Roy Gene Fancher, 20, of this city, received three years probation for larceny tied to a December theft at the Ross Wimberly store in northern Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Orrick
Belle Rive
Jarson
Roy Gulley
Orrick
Roy Gene Fancher
Ross ‘Wimberly
Jefferson County
Italian 116-Year-Old Man Undergoes Abdominal Operation
In Regio Calabria AP reports a man claiming to be 116 years old underwent a likely successful abdominal operation on Monday. Antonio Barbaro of Piertapennata, born in 1845, says he fought in 1866 with Garibaldi volunteers who helped unite Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggio Calabria
Italy
Antonio Barbaro
Piertapennata
Giuseppe Garibaldi
McLaughlin Faces No Opponent In Reelection Bid
James R. Jim McLaughlin has no primary opposition for reelection as fourth district clerk of the Appellate Court. He was the sole Democrat to file by Jay's deadline. Earl C. Pollock of East St. Louis is also unopposed for the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R
Jim) McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Jay
Earl C. Pollock
East St. Louis
Frank H. Walker Announces GOP Run for Congress
Frank H. Walker a well known Vernon attorney and former Jefferson county judge announced as a Republican candidate for Congress from the new 21st district. He earned three degrees at the University of Illinois and has 26 years practice with 12 years as county and probate judge. He served in the state House and eight years on the Illinois Commerce Commission. He is married with three daughters and has experience in labor management agriculture and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Walker
Vernon
Jefferson County
21St
Walker
University of Illinois
House of Representatives
Illinois Commerce Commis
Sion
Dalby enters race for Jefferson County sheriff
Russell R Dalby of Inn announced his candidacy for sheriff of Jefferson County subject to the Republican primary on April 10. A farmer and livestock dealer with 23 years at Mt. Vernon car shops, Dalby has seven years as chief deputy sheriff and is a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen. His supporters cite his countywide recognition and law enforcement experience as qualifications for an impartial and efficient administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell R. Dalby
Inn
Jefferson
Dalby
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson County
The
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Freedom vs Communism Courses Planned Here
Twenty one business and manufacturing representatives met with the local Chamber of Commerce committee for Americanism at the Lawrence Restaurant to hear Wayne Hopkins of the U S Chamber explain the method of presenting Freedom vs Communism. Five study groups of 20 were planned for February with two public courses tentatively starting February 6 at 7:30 a m at the L N Cafe and 7 p m at the Chamber office. Committee members Earl McVey and Wayne Krehebiel aided by ex officio J Marvin Powers and Joe Winfrey urged volunteers to serve as moderators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Lawrence
Wayne Hopkins
U. S. Chamber
C. E. Brehm
L & N Cafe
Chameber
Earl McVey
Wayne Krehebiel
J. Marvin Powers
Joe Winfrey
Bonnie Hale sells Main Street home to Dorothy Jones
Bonnie Hale sold his Main Street residence to Dorothy Jones of Inn who plans remodeling. Johnie Beckman is sick. Walter Estes dies. Methodist church buys a new oil furnace. Asa and Mrs Knowles visit Lula Summers and Mrs Moger Friday. Doward Book and daughter visit. Janet Beckman misses school with a cold. Bonnie Redbirds defeat Casey 93 to 60 with Gary Rightnower 24 and Rod Harper 20. Mrs Bonefield sick. Cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hale
Main Street
Dorothy Jones
Inn
Johnie Beckman
Walter Estes
Methodist Church
Asa Knowles
Lula Summers
Moger
Russel Dalby
Bonnie
Janet Beckman
Doward Book
Granite City
Bonnie Redbirds
Casey
Gary Rightnower
Rod Harper
Asa Knowles J
Ester Bonefield
Bonefield
Registration Extended For Mt Vernon Adult Classes
Registration for adult classes in business education at Mt Vernon Township High School has been extended to Thursday due to bad weather. Call Howard Jones at Chestnut 4-3700 for info on starting courses in typing shorthand and bookkeeping. Registration must be complete by Thursday morning January 25 for classes to begin Thursday night. Limited space remains for intermediate and advanced sewing on Friday nights. information from Mr Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Vernon Township
Howard Jones
Leslie Esmon Fined for Double Parking Charge
Leslie Claude Esmon was fined two dollars and costs on a charge of double parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Claude Esmon
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Kenneth Dillingham
John W. Williiams
Roy Weingartner
Leslie E. Mannen
Joe Frank Allen
William L
Bill) Moore
Demetri Hassakis
Paul E. Dickerson
Warren Kenneth
Bob) Heater
A. L
P. R.) Richards
Amos Gibbs
Orval W. Shurtz
Franklin T. Williams
Harry Ossig
Rhoderick Freeman
Louie Chapman
Cyril Curry
Lewis Pugh
Rosiert Payne, D
Roy T. Willmore
Clarence
Speedy” Sprinkles
Kern W. Adcock
Wayne Newton
R. Dodds
Francis Willmore
Charles Evan Chambers
Dayton Harlan
Ralph Reynolds
R. Spring Garden
Millage Cook
Kenneth O'Dell
A. E. Houseworth
Curtis Cockrum
Spring Garden
Ralph C. Severs
Warren Howard
Howard M. Wilson
R. Farrington
Kelly J. Donoho
B. F. MacConnaughay
R. Webber
Melvin Kirkpatrick
Stanley A. Pepple
Moores Prairie
Charles Berened
Silas E. Hamson
Carrier
West Broadway
G. Milton Kelly
Russell Dalby
Enyvoyhenry R. Labouisse
U. S
Greece
Ellis O. Briggs
Pulley Funeral Home
Gale
WG Motors
Jess
W-G
Cies
Gale Monroe
W-G Motors
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