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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1950

Page

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Mt Vernon Area Ties Claimed In Weekend Visits

A flurry of visitors and trips filled Mt Vernon and nearby towns this weekend. Roy G Hill and wife visited his parents Mr and Mrs H V Hill. Harold Langa of Woodlawn was a Mt Vernon business guest Saturday. Several residents traveled to St Louis Pittsburgh Mexico City and other destinations for visits and vacations.

Roy G. Hill Springfield H. V. Hill North 12Th Street Harold Langa Woodlawn Mt. Vernon Violet Buchanan Wayne City Misa Pearl Wagoner Paragould Ark E. H. Jacobs al Cravens Bob Trammel St. Louis Ferne Adams Harry Boehme Belle Rive William Raisbeck Pittsburgh Patty Raisbeck Harry Stanley Waltonville Lou Hester Inn Chester Kline Anderson, Ind Walter Glenn Howard Fairmount

No Present Plans To Call Reserves

Secretary of Defense Johnson told House reporters after a Truman meeting there is no present intention to mobilize reserves over the Korean crisis. He dismissed a columnist report of a possible weeklong limited mobilization and a call for volunteer reserves to active duty. He said there is no prospect of partial mobilization at the moment.

Associated Press Washington Johnson Tte House Truman David Lawrence Lawrence

Mt V Youth Back From Boys State Return Home

Mt Vernon high school students Donald McCann and Walter Moore returned from Springfield where they attended the 15th annual Premier Boys State citizenship school. Representing Jefferson Post 141 they served as mayor and state representative amid civics lessons and recreational activities for about 1,000 youths from Illinois.

Donald McCann Walter Moore Mt. Vernon Springfield American Legion McCann Moore Jefferson Post 141 Illinois McCann and Moore Vandalia Henry Rockenmeyer

Concrete Lion Theft Hits Vallejo Amusement Park

In Vallejo California on July 3 a 500 pound concrete lion was stolen from the entrance of John L. Sullivan's amusement park. The lion was anchored to a 1000 pound cement base. another lion remained. A chiseling job freed the missing statue and left no trace of the thief.

Associated Press Vallejo Calif John L. Sullivan

Sgt Alvin C York Ill in Tennessee Virus Pneumonia

Sgt Alvin C York, famed World War I hero and noted marksman, is reported ill with virus pneumonia and confined to bed after several weeks of illness. Mrs York said his condition improved yesterday. the Tennessee mountain man is 62 and resides with his wife.

Associated Press Pall Mall Tenz Alvin C. York York

Turks Ready to Fight in Istanbul Reported

Turkish press said 500 volunteers are prepared to depart for South Korea to combat North Korean forces in vaders.

Associated Press Istanbul Turkey South Korea

Hospital Notes Good Samaritan Admits and Discharges

Admitted Warren Davis. Discharged Mrs. Catherine Mathus Frank Witges Scheller Frank J. Suroski Mrs. Mary Perkins Bluford Master Virgil Ellis Doris Nelson Barnhill Clarence R. Williams Bluford Dellous Gillison Geff Imogene Green Lavera Earls Carmie Montague and infant son Harry Dean infant Gayla Yvonne Martin Mrs. Joann Barker infant daughter Vicki Lynn Mona Coats Dix infant daughter Ginger Lee

Good Samaritan Warren Davis Catherine Mathus Frank Witges Scheller Frank J. Suroski Mary Perkins Bluford Virgil Ellis Doris Nelson Barnhill Clarence R. Williams Dellous Gillison Geff Imogene Green Lavera Earls Carmie Montague Harry Dean Gayla Yvonne Martin Joann Barker Vicki Lynn Mona Coats Dix Ginger Lee

Jefferson Memorial Admits and Discharges

Admitted: Mrs. Melba Carlton, F. D. Holstlaw of Salem, Mrs. Emma Wall, infant Etta Sue Walker, Mrs. Alice E. Martin. Discharged: Mrs. Ruth Ann Phelps and infant daughter Julia Ann, Blythe Robinson, Jerry Burkett of Keenes, Charles Edwards, Harry Stewart.

Jefferson Memorial Melba Carlton F. D. Holstlaw Salem Emma Wall Etta Sue Walker Alice E. Martin Ruth Ann Phelps Julia Ann Blythe Robinson Jerry Burkett Keenes Charles Edwards Harry Stewart

Dorens Class Meeting Postponed to July 12

The Dorens Class of Wesley Methodist Church postpones its meeting from Wednesday July 5 to Wednesday July 12 at Mrs. Leonard McGuire's home. Epworth W S C S to meet July 9 with an executive board at 1 30 p m and lesson by Mrs Kate Blackard. Green Hills Country Club hosts an Independence Day weekend dance tonight with Dick Cisne's 14 piece orchestra from 9 p m to 1 a m and a 45 minute floor show. Reservations at 3747.

Dorens Wesley Methodist Church Leonard McGuire Epworth W.S.C.S Epworth Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Mable Culli Kate Blackard Greenalnie Country Club Dick Cisne Champaign

Painter Goes Back To Work At 91 In Mt. Carmel

E. H. Reinhard, age 91, quit loafing and returned from Pensacola Florida to Mt Carmel Illinois to paint a niece’s home. He finished that house and plans another. He says four years of loafing ended. he could have painted many houses. He was 91 on Sunday.

Associated Press Mt. Carmel E. H. Reinhard Pensacola Fla Reinhard Patie

Births in Vermilion and surrounding areas multiple newborns reported

Mr and Mrs Everet L Carlton Vandalia welcomed a son John Everet born Saturday night at Christian Welfare Hospital East St Louis Rev Glen Ray Martin Herrin Ill welcomed an eight pound 11 ounce daughter Koline Kay born 10 25 am Sunday Jefferson Memorial Hospital Mrs Martin is Betty Nell Davis Mt Vernon Edgar Keef Route 6 Mt Vernon parent of daughter born at Jefferson Memorial Hospital 12 noon Sunday Karen Jean Mr and Mrs Paul E Capp Route 1 Vernon welcomed Morton Alfred born Saturday afternoon at Good Samaritan Hospital Mr and Mrs John C Flewhs Fairfield have a son Ronald Dale born at Good Samaritan Hospital Sunday A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jack E Boucher Centra Ha at Good Samaritan Hospital this morning.

Margie Deichmann Kansas City Peoria Davenport Iowa Robert Wagner Detroit Mich Fairfield Road Page Hungate Marion Earl Hungate Bill Roach Fort Lauderdale Fla Bradley Tate South Bend Ind Herbert Tate Chester Rutherford Clarence Heberer David Priscilla Mascoutah Ill Mt. Vernon Heberer Emil J. Hoffman Kelley Elsie Peterson Anna Geer Allan Peterson Dix Mary Simpson Minneapolis Minn Barbara Fitzjerrells Bonnie Elsie Rash Margare Thompson Ecatur, Ill Barney Bierman St. Louis W. R. Salas Harrisburg D. E. Maxfield Farmington, Ill H. E. Maxfield Helen Wells Waltonville Clarence Raines Abingdon Carolyn Bostic Barbara Brown Jerry Gibson du Quoin Huey Raines Centralia Lizzie Soloman Nazarene Church Carmi Gerald Barthel LaPointe Wis Arnold Barthel George Hoell Ruth Hoell Louise Solomon Betty Glen Paul Solomon Harry Stanley Curt Adams Jack Black D. B. Milby Amelia Schroeder Springfield Grigg Austin Collinsville Everet L. Carlton Vandalia Christian Welfare Hospital East St. Louis John Everet Carlton Rose Turner Glen Ray Martin Herrin, Ill Jefferson Memorial Hospital Koline Kay Martin Betty Nell Davis Edgar Keef Route 6 Karen Jean Paul E. Capp Route 1 Vernon Good Samaritan Hospital Morton Alfred John C. Flewhs Fairfield Ronald Dale Jack E. Boucher Centra- Ha

Local Flights See Short Hop Movements Across States

S E Carnahan W E Cantrell and L S Bayer flew to Tuscola yesterday. Mr and Mrs Bernard H Brewer of St Louis MO flew to the local field Sunday. Earl Outland and son Jackie flew to Marion today. Bill Slivka flew to Evansville today to transact business.

S. E. Carnahan W. E. Cantrell L. S. Bayer Tuscola Bernard H. Brewer St. Louis Earl Outland and Jackie Marion Bill Slivka Evansville

Legion Meeting Election Officers 1950-51 Postponed

The Legion calls a postponed meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home 818 Broadway to elect officers for 1950-51. Members are urged to attend. Dorothy and Rockenmeyer sign as adjutant and commander.

Legion Legion Home Broadway F. Dorothy Adj H. Rockenmeyer Gndr

Mt Vernon Lodge to Hold Meeting Monday Evening

Mt Vernon Lodge No. 31 AF and AM will meet Monday July 3 at 7 30 p m Visitors welcome Members urged to attend the session.

Marion Lodge No. 113 J.C.C.F BELL Noble Grand Mt. Vernon Lodge No A. M

50 000 Candles Blaze in Valley Forge Twilight Hour

Valley Forge Pa July 3 50 000 candles lit in open air arena recalling Washington's troops and the path of American democracy. Scouts from 20 nations attend the second national jamboree viewed as a World Brotherhood theme with Eisenhower as a host tomorrow on Independence Day.

Valley Forge Prost Valley Forge, Pa Lord God of Hosts Tim Washington World Brotherhood Dwight D. Eisenhower

Reds Claim U.S. Bombs Include Potato Bugs and Germs

London reports Moscow radio accused the United States of bombing East Germany with potato bugs and charged that American militias are preparing bacterial war. Russia had sent a note last week formalizing the pestilence claim, while East German officials had also made similar accusations previously.

London Russia United States East Germany Moscow U. S

Act To Keep China Out Of Korean War

The piece reports talks on keeping China from joining the Korean War with troops to be shipped by sea. Chinese officials claimed troops could be ready for embarkation in five days. The American reply, delivered to the embassy, praised UN support but did not address possible Chinese Communist reactions if Nationalists join the fighting.

China Acheson United Nations

Soldiers Guard Canal in Panama Zone Alert

Soldiers guard vital installations along the Panama Canal and in the Canal Zone under U S Army protection since Thursday due to the Korean fighting.

Canal Associated Press Balboa Canal Zone Panama Canal

Veterans Recruiting Tent at Mt Vernon Reunion

The United Veterans Recruiting Service sponsored by the Army and Navy Union will set up a recruiting tent in Mt. Vernon city park during the Veterans Reunion. Veterans may obtain application blanks to join eligible veterans' organizations based on past or present military status. Peace-time and war veterans will be enlisted. Charter members welcome for the Captain William D. Walker M. D. Garrison of the Army Navy Union and the Clifford Ventress Chapter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart.

United Veterans Recruiting Service Army and Navy Union Mt. Vernon William D. Walker M. D. Garrison Army Navy Union Clifford Ventress Military Order of the Purple Heart

MacArthur Calls For Manpower (Continued From Page One)

United States forces push to the Han River front as two tank led columns cross southward from Yongdongpo. American bombers and fighters attack advancing North Korean columns along a 55 mile front. Maj. Gen. William F. Dean named commander of all American forces in Korea. Brig. Gen. John H. Church becomes senior liaison officer.

Han Seoul Wonju U. S Yongdongpo Taejon Suwon Russia U. S. Air Force MacArthur William F. Dean Korea Dean South Korea 4Th Infantry Japan John H. Church

June Weather Details at Mt Vernon

Mt Vernon faced a hot June with the 90s on eight days and a peak 99 degree reading on June 25. The month featured cool spells with two nights at 50 degrees and total rainfall of 5.35 inches, including a heavy last-day storm bringing hail and almost three inches of rain in about an hour.

Mt. Vernon

Sinatra and Ava Have Quiet Talk in Thames Village

Frank Sinatra escorted Ava Gardner to a Thames river village for dinner and a quiet talk. They did not dance, amid widespread gossip about their relationship. Gardner dismissed rumors, noting Sinatra’s Spain trip and her own weeks in London for a film, with Sinatra starting a two week London Palladium run next Monday.

London Frank Sinatra Ava Gardner Thames Ava Spain Sinatra America London Palladium

Mt W Shoe Co Employees to Work on Saturdays

Mt W Shoe Co plant superintendent J L Stockman announces overtime for 500 workers at the local plant to match early fall orders. The schedule adds Saturday work to manufacturing women’s shoes, joining eight other plants in Missouri and nearby towns already on overtime.

International Shoe Company J. L. Stockman Hinots Springfield Jerseyville Anna Belleville Missouri Jackson Sullivan Hannibal de Oto

Lightning Kills Baseball Player in Helena Game

A 16 year old baseball player, Robert Freeman Morris of Anaconda, Montana, was killed when lightning struck the Helena vs Anaconda American Legion junior game. Seven others were injured, with several knocked to the ground and others stunned. Morris was struck on the head, his cap torn and one shoe torn off. Parents were in the crowd. Four injured were released, three hospitalized for shock.

Helena Mont Robert Freeman Morris Anaconda Anaconda American Legion Morris

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