Deaths Wm B Moore Rites Thursday At Woodlawn
Funeral services for William Bell Moore will be at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Woodlawn Methodist Church with Rev. Ellis Dugger presiding. Burial is in Mt Catherine cemetery. Moore, of Mt Vernon, died at Doctors Hospital in Carbondale at 9:10 a.m. yesterday, after living with his son Bruce W. Moore in Carterville for three months. He was born May 9, 1891, in Woodlawn, son of Robert P. and Martha Trout Moore. He married Zelda Bruce, who died June 2, 1950. He was a Woodlawn Methodist member. Survived by son Bruce W. Moore of Carterville, daughter Mrs Charles Ray of Centralia, sisters Mrs Mabel Thomas of Mt Vernon and Mrs Kate Harvey of Woodlawn, brother Robert Moore of Whitefish, Montana, six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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William Bell Moore
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Ellis Dugger
Carterville
Mt. Catherine
Myers Chapel
Mr. Moore
Mt. Vernon
Doctors Hospital
Carbondale
Charles Ray
Centralia
Mabel Thomas
Kate Harvey
Woodlawn
Robert Moore
White Fish
Montana
Death notices for A Floyd Johnston of Danville Illinois
Mrs Hermenia Faulkner receives word of the death of her uncle A Floyd Johnston age 70 in a Danville hospital. Johnston an electrical business veteran of Danville for 50 years is survived by his wife Cora Lynch two daughters Mrs Frank Davidson and Mrs Bert Lewin both of St Louis and a son John R Johnston of Danville. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 pm at Pates Funeral Home Hazel and Williams Danville. He was a Presbyterian deacon and a 33rd degree Mason.
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Hermenia Faulkner
A. Floyd Johnston
Danville
Johnston
Cora Lynch
Bonnie
Frank Davidson
Bert Lewin
St. Louis
John R. Johnston
Pate
Hazel and
Williams Street
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Margarette Yokley of Bonnie dies at 80
Mrs Margarette Yokley of Bonnie age 80 died today at her daughter Theda Scott’s home in Bonnie. Born December 25 1875 in Burlingame Kansas she lived with a Christian church affiliation in Newton Kansas. Surviving: daughter Theda Scott Carmi Tl son Leland Yakley Carmi Tl sister Miss Nettie M West Newton Kansas brother Ed West Phoenix. Burial in Greenwood cemetery Newton. Funeral services in Newton.
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Margarette Johanna Yokkey
RFD
Bonnie
Theda Scott
Myers Chapel
Newton
Kansas
Moody Chapel
Greenwood Cemetery
Yakley
Burlingame
The
Christian Church
Leland Yakley
Carmi Tl
Nettie M. West
Ed West
Phoenix
Death notice for Ida Campbell of St Louis
Mrs Ida Campbell 75 widow of Harve Campbell died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Kaye Smith in St Louis The body is at Drake Funeral Home Benton Funeral services 139 PM Thursday at Antioch church near Macedonia Surviving two daughters Mrs Smith and Mrs Logan Hungate of St Louis
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Ida Campbell
St Louis
Macedonia, Inn
Campbell
Harve Campbell
Kaye Smith
St. Louis
Drake Funeral Home
Benton
Antioch Church
Macedonia
Smith
Logan Hungate
Livingston Attends Illinois Pharmacists Meeting
Vernon druggist J C Livingston travels to Chicago for the Pharmaceutical Association of Illinois executive board meeting. He has been elected to the state institution's executive board and was to be installed at today’s session.
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de €. Livingston
Vernon
Chicago
Pharmaceutical Association of Ilinois
Livingston
Special St Alban’s Demolay Meeting and Rebekah Lodge Session
St Alban’s Chapter Demolay holds a special meeting on January 25 at 7 30 p m to settle 56 dues and issue patents and robes. Rebekah Lodge No 296 meets January 26 at 7 30 p m in the IOOF hall for the annual instruction school led by Effie Marlow. members and visitors urged.
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St. Alban’s
Allen D. Levy
Serihe
Varnell Rebekah Lodge
Effie Marlow
Edna Weatherly
N. G
Naomi R. Bogan
Rec
Sec
Second death in New Chicago teen violence
A 19 year old youth with a robbery record is sought for the fatal stabbing of William McNeff 18 in a new wave of teen violence. McNeff died after being stabbed outside a West Cermak Road restaurant. John Gahier 20 gave two versions of events. police seek Robert Hoffman 19, who terrorized the Southwest Side area for months and previously served time on robbery charges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William McNeff
McNeff
Robert Hoffman
Southwest Side
Hoffman
City
West Cermak Road
John Gahier
Gahier
Neff
Friendly note read by Zarubin on disarmament talk
Zarubin refused to discuss the letter after presenting the message. Eisenhower described the Geneva plan for US Soviet aerial reconnaissance and blueprints as a step toward disarmament, aiming to build international confidence. Bulganin dismissed the idea as only a late-stage option, and Zarubin declined to comment beyond confirming delivery.
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Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Geneva
Bulganin
Kirkpatrick divorce suit filed in circuit court
Callie Fern Kirkpatrick files for divorce from Luther H. Kirkpatrick in circuit court here charging cruelty. She seeks a property settlement. The couple wed November 7, 1908 and separated July 22, 1955. Attorney E Charles Geittman represents the plaintiff.
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Luther H. Kirkpatrick
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Hospital Notes of Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial
In Good Samaritan Hospital admission notes include Janice Elaine Lee Elizabeth Eden Dewitt Raymond Bennett May Deborah Kay May Mary Ruth May and Mattie McLain with Savannah Tennessee, plus Dean Parker discharged along with Jake Sam Rubin Ellie Louise McKinney Harold Lockard Stella Harrison Jen Whitaker Amanda Runnels. Jefferson Memorial lists admissions Nora Storey Robert Aldrich Helen Day Joe Sechrest Anna Mae Little with discharges Harry Dietz Avis Lee Virgil Robertson Ethel Stewart and Mabel Relfe.
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Janice Elaine Lee
Elizabeth Eden Dewitt
Raymond Bennett May
Florence
Ala
Gregory Alan May
Deborah Kay May
Mary Ruth May
Mattie McLain
Savannah
Tenn
Dean Parker
Jake Sam Rubin
Ellie Louise McKinney
Harold Phillip Lockard
Stella Jane Harrison
Jen Whitaker
Ameda Runnels
Telephone Company Patents Released After Antitrust Ruling
A Justice Department decision in Newark releases AT&T and Western Electric patents. Some 1600 patents become available to any U.S. firm without royalties or with non discriminatory terms. The decree requires public access to patents and related knowhow, including transistor and solar battery tech and a public color television system.
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Astociated
Washington
Justice Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
ATET
Western Electric
At&t
Bell Laboratories
Federal District Court
Newark
N. J
U.S
At&t Western Electric
Hearings Reset in Mt Vernon Water Co Case
Condemnation hearings in the Mt Vernon water company case are rescheduled to February 16 at 9:00 am after Judge B. W. Eovaldi continued the two day circuit court session. Also noted were dismissals and verdicts in local accident and insurance actions, including Graddy versus Thomas and Beal versus McKinzie.
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Mt. Vernon
Water Company
B. W. Eovaldi
Eovaldi
W. C. Graddy
W. L. Thomas
Owen D. Herbert
National Postal Transport Association
Herbert
Ola M. Beal
Roy McKinzie
Centralia
Bligh Robinson
Charles A. Vaught
Baby dies in fire in Pratville Alabama tragedy
A mother in Pratville, Alabama, woke to a blaze and grabbed a bundle from a bed, only to realize outside she had picked up a pillow instead of her child. The infant Otis Roper Jr. perished in the flames, authorities reported.
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Associated Press
Prattville
Otis Roper Jr
March of Dimes Benefits Across Jefferson County
Benefits planned in Bluford Markham Belle Rive Woodlawn and Bonnie for March of Dimes events this week. Basketball games feature local schools churches and alumni with other entertainment and a polio fundraising march in Bluford Monday. Proceeds support March of Dimes efforts.
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Jefferson County
Bluford
Markham City
Bluford High School
Aoym
Belle Rive
Fats
Woodlawn
Ashley
Bonnie
Bonnie and Field Consolidated
Six Children Die in Rural New Jersey House Fire
Bridgeton New Jersey six children perished in a rural road home fire caused by a defective oil stove. Austin Pitts and Hazel Pierce occupants, the Negro couple, survived with Pitts badly burned attempting to rescue them. Names listed: Margaret 16, Thomas 11, Perry 10, Sheila 5, Harvey 3, Paula 1.
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Bridgeton
N. J
New Jersey
Austin Pitts
Hazel Pierce
Pitts
Margaret
Thomas
Perry
Sheila
Harvey
Paula
Sanity Test For Engineer In L A Train Disaster
LOS ANGELES The engineer of the train that overturned on Sunday and killed 29 persons will undergo a psychiatric examination today. Dist Atty S Ernest Roll said he seeks an explanation for Frank Parrish's claim that he saw an orange grove before the two car train jumped the rails on a curve. There is no orange grove nearby. Parrish, 61, took full responsibility saying he blacked out and did not know they were traveling nearly 70 miles an hour.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Dist
Atty
Ernest Roll
Roll
Santa Fe
Frank Parrish
Parrish
Water Bursts Into New Tunnel Under Hudson
A section of a new Lincoln tunnel under the Hudson River flooded about 4:23 am when water broke into the mobile tunnel under Manhattan beneath 17th Avenue and 38th Street. The 100 foot length was submerged but no injuries occurred. Work paused about two weeks as sandhogs took lunch.
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Associated Press
New York
Hudson River
Manhattan
Weehawken
N. J
17Th Avenue
38Th Street
Cuffing Suspect Leads to Fined Officer in Soup Incident
In Chicago a dentist testified he only reached for salt when a police officer slugged him. Judge Zuris fined Milton Brooks $25 for assault but suspended the penalty. The article also notes a 50 year rise in Americans aged 65 plus and describes the Lebanon Mountains in Syria running about 100 miles along the eastern Mediterranean coast.
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Chicago
John T. Zuris
Milton Brooks
Elliot Small
Brooks
Zuris
Lebanon Mountains
Syria
Mediterranean Sea
Herrin Boy Is Oration Winner
Washington awards three boys and a girl equal first for the National Voice of Democracy contest granting $500 college scholarships. Winners include Jan Hogendorn from Oskaloosa High School Iowa Gabriel Kajeckas of Gonzaga High School Washington DC Dennis Longwell from Herrin Illinois Herrin Township High Isabel Marcus Teaneck New Jersey judged by Lester Buford president of the National Education Association.
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Washington
Jan Hogendorn
Oskaloosa Towa
Oskaloosa High School
Gabriel Kajeckas
Washington, D. C
Gonzaga High School
Dennis P. Longwell
Herrin
Two Accidents No One Injured in Waltonville Area
At 6 30 a m a collision on 12th Street and Waltonville Road involved Henry W Durrwachter RFD 1 and Samuel E Hicks Waltonville. A second crash at 8 00 a m on South Ninth Street between Willie Hardin 1401 South Ninth and Sarah Vandenberg 1203 Polk left no injuries and Hardin was booked for failure to yield right of way. The legend notes ancient Egyptians first used the wedding ring to symbolize vows.
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Henry W. Durrwachter
RFD 1
Samuel E. Hicks
Waltonville
12Th Street
Waltonville Road
Willie Hardin
South Ninth
Sarah Vandenberg
Polk
South Ninth Street
Hardin
Bulganin II I From Effects Of His Asian Tour
New Delhi Soviet Premier Bulganin suffers after effects of a strenuous Asian tour. Sources say he rests after the tour with possible fatigue heart strain or jaundice. He has not been seen in public since January 3.
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Associated Press
New Delhi
Bulganin
Moscow
Simple proof of ownership registers at Plymouth dealer
Take proof of ownership such as your title owners card or registration certificate to any Plymouth dealer and register your motor number on the free entry blank. It's easy and nothing to buy.
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Plymouth
Leap Year Femine Rule Ita Ottawa Bout Feb 29
A playful Leap Year note warns Ottawa bachelors face a one day female run city on February 29. The Ottawa Junior Women's Club collects fines from transgressors used for civic improvements. Past events mention Mayor Phil Bailey being fined, and a plan for a similar blitz this year with potential ordinances against bachelor behavior.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Phil Bailey
Bailey
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