Deaths of Mrs James McBrian in Shawnee Oklahoma
Mrs James McBrian 86 died Tuesday night at her Shawnee home. Former Jefferson county resident born to Henry and predecessor spouse James McBrian. Funeral and burial in Shawnee. Survivors include sons Ray of Denver and Joe of Washington DC and brothers Homer of Inn near Malden.
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James McBrian
Shawnee
Okla
Jefferson County
Henry Book
Ray McBrian
Denver
Colo
Joe McBrian
Washington, D.C
Lloyd Cooper Dies At 49 Funeral Friday
Lloyd Cooper died at 12 30 a m Wednesday at his home 1110 south 25th street he was 49 years ten months and 25 days old funeral Friday 2 p m at East Salem Baptist church with Rev Roscoe Gant officiating burial will be in adjoining cemetery Osborn Funeral Home in Dix where friends may call after 6 00 p m today born Aug 9 1912 in Jefferson county son of Walter and Clara Dell Cooper married Eva Naomi Mackie December 12 1937 at Benton survivors include wife four children Harold Wayne Larry Robert Sharon Lee Marilyn Fay both at home parents three brothers and three sisters World War II veteran
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Lloyd Cooper
South 25Th Street
J. Cooper
East Salem Baptist Church
Mt. Vernon
Roscoe Gant
Cempetre
Osborn
Dix
Mr. Cooper
Jefferson County
Walter
Clara Dell (Howard) Cooper
Benton
Eva Naomi Mackie
Harold Wayne
Larry Robert
Sharon Lee
Marilyn Fay
Walter Cooper
RFD 7
Chester Cooper
Lowell Cooper
Decatur
George Cooper
el Paso
Tex
Effie Daniels
Texico
Pansy Tate
Juanita Davis
West Palm Beach
Bobby Gene Cooper
Cooper
Otto Holt 78 Dies. Rites Planned at Dahlgren Church
Otto Holt died at 6 15 p m at his home 221 Op dyke avenue aged 78 years seven months and 14 days funeral services set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Dahlgren Methodist church burial in Bethel cemetery body lies in state Myers Chapel Friday after 2 p m and again at the church noon Saturday before funeral. He was born November 20 1883 in Hamilton county and married Anna Lynch Campbell in Paxton Illinois in 1920. Survived by four daughters Effie Miller Milford Hazel Miller Rochester Rachel Wise Paris France Laura DeWell Melvin Illinois two sons Paul Holt Orlando Florida Otto Holt Jr Indiana two brothers Lawrence Holt Los Angeles Floyd Holt Cropsey a sister Grace Wright Benton 19 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Otto Holt
Opdyke Avenue
Dahlgren Methodist Church
Bethel Cemetery
Myers Chapel
Holt
Hamilton County
Fort
Jess
Rachel
Dines
Paxton, Il
Anna Lynch Campbell
Effie Miller
Milford
Hazel Miller
Rochester
Ind
Rachel Wise
Paris
France
Laura DeWell
Melvin, NL
Paul Holt
Orlando
Fra
Otto Holt, Jr
Indiana
Lawrence Holt
Los Angeles
Calif
Floyd Holt
Cropsey
Ill
Grace Wright
Benton
Harry Schmidt
Mt. Vernon
Lucille Miller
Paso
Wash
Harry Dain
San Francisco
Sesser Funeral for Benny Isom Accident Victim
Benny Isom 73 of Sesser died at 8 30 p m Wednesday from an automobile accident Burial will be at Horse Prairie Cemetery at Brayfield Funeral Home Sesser services set for 2 00 p m Saturday officiating Rev Bill Chri st off calling at Brayfield after 9 00 a m Friday Survivors include three sisters Agnes Dennis Mt Vernon Anna Sheriff and Allie Blythe of Lesser born November 6 1888 in Jefferson County to Jasper and Adaline Isom
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Benny Isom
Sesser
Brayfield Funeral Home
Bill Christoff
Horse Prairie
Brayfield
Mr. Isom
Jefferson County
Jasper and
Adaline (Fore) Isom
Agnes Dennis
Mt. Vernon
Anna Sheriff
Allie Blythe
Lesser
Separate maintenance suit filed in circuit court
Glads Costley filed for separate maintenance against Herman Costley in circuit court Tuesday. The complaint states the couple married March 3, 1956 and separated June 9, 1962, and asks for relief for Costley and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glads Costley
Herman Costley
Itch relief ad promising fast quieting of itching
A fragmented advertisement claims scratching spreads infection and promises instant relief with Itch products Itch ME NOT and Instantedrying Itch for bites surfaces and rashes It ends with a store offer and a vague satisfaction promise.
Local live stock market price report
Prices paid on the local live stock market were 100 higher today. The top was 18.00 for 190 to 220 lb hogs. Lows were 14.75 for 300 weight down, one 300 weight and over 14.25 down. Boars were 8.50 and 9.50.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon quotes show wheat at 1.99 soybeans 2.37 and corn 1.09 in a brief agricultural market note.
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Mt. Vou
National Stockyards hog and cattle markets report
AP notates National Stockyards activity with hogs listed 7 500 head including No 1 2 185 230 lb hogs at 18.65 to 19.00 and mixed 1 3 180 240 lb hogs at 18.25 to 18.75. cattle 1 400 and calves 150 with slaughter steers 900 1 200 lb at 24.75 to 25.50 and heifers 24.00 to 25. sheep about 400 with spring lambs 80 105 lb at 18.00 to 22.50 and prime around 90 105 lb at 22.50 to 23.00.
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USDA
St Louis Produce Prices Reported by AP
Eggs and live poultry prices listed with consumer grades from A large to A small and B, wholesale standards, and farm run ranges. Includes hen weights and commercial broilers and fryers price figures.
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ST. Louis
Chicago butter and eggs price report steady mixed
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter wholesale selling prices steady with grade AA 93 score at 57 percent, grade A 92 at 57 percent, and other grades varied. Eggs wholesale buying prices mixed with whites grade A at 28 and eggs across grades from 21 to 27, indicating a broad price spread.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Grains Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Soybeans
Chicago prices show No 1 red wheat at 2.16 to 2.17 and No 1 yellow hard at 2.22 per bushel. No 2 corn at 11614, oats at 69% to 1.05n, barley malting 1.05 to 1.25n, and soybeans oil at 7b.
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Chicago
Wall Street NUDGES HIGHER IN QUIET AFTERNOON TRADE
The stock market moved up modestly in subdued late trading led by gains in gold mining stocks such as Homestake and Dome Mines. Studebaker rose near a point amid mixed autos while Eastman Kodak and Air Reduction advanced. IBM and Xerox slipped about a point as Polaroid fell then recovered slightly. Corporate bonds fell slightly with little change in Treasuries.
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ED Morse
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
London
Homestake
Studebaker
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Eastman Kodak
International Business Machines
Xerox
Polaroid
U.S
AWOL Marine Picked Up Here
A California youth reported as absent without leave from the U S Marines was arrested at Mt Vernon city park. He was lodged in the city jail and held for military authorities. Patrolman Philip Gene Westbrook, 18, of Barstow, Calif., assisted in the arrest.
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California
U. S
Mt. Vernon
Philip Gene Westbrook
Barstow
Calif
4-H Share-The-Fun Festival Friday at Mt. Vernon High
The Jefferson County 4-H Share-The-Fun Festival will be Friday July 6 at 7 30 p m in the Mt Vernon high school auditorium Kenneth R Bolen says the event showcases 25 acts with 5 masters of ceremonies and 437 club members. The winning act will perform at the Illinois State Fair on August 16 and the winning MC will enter a preliminary contest there.
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Jefferson County
Mt. Vernon High School
Kenneth R. Bolen
Iunois
Purse Stolen At Park Carnival Returned With Cash
Noma Malcom reported a billfold stolen from her purse at the city park carnival last night. A young couple told a park officer they found the billfold and turned it over, with $35 intact, and it was returned to the owner.
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Noma Malcom
Fourth Street
City Park
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted Patients
Jefferson Memorial records list admitted Geraldine Boyer Charles Strain Charles Gerald Gowler Bertha Chambliss Opal Fuqua James Freddie Grahberr and others. Discharged include Jane Marlowe Richard Ames Ida Sandusky Good Samaritan shows many admissions and discharges including Barbara Johnson Ruth Douglas Randall Britton and others.
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Geraldine Boyer
Richview
Charles Strain
Charles Gerald Gowler
Bertha Chambliss
Opal Fuqua
James
Freddie Grahberr
Ina
Jane Marlowe
Richard Ames
Ida Sandusky
Good Samaritan
Barbara Johnson
Ruth Douglas
Randall Britton
Lolia Tucker
Wiliam Taylor
Clarence DeWitt
Syrus Thomas
Orville Hall
Jacqueline Lowery
Catherine Bosley
Maria Garcia
Craig Todd
Bill Robertson
Diane Ward
Deloris Phelps
Amen Atella
Lorinda Jones
Gladys Shaw
Robert Guerrant
Mary Jo Clark
Dorothy Baldridge
Phyllis Crowe
Zola Chapman
Johnson
Barbara Smith
Lloyd Scott
Shirley J Bodine
Deborah Jean
Michael Karl
Thelma Jo Hutchison
Amy Lenore
Selma Walters
Harry Reeder
Opal Black
Norma Brock
Willis Williamson
Minnie Shelton
Jacqueline Simpkins
Sharon Alexander
James Anthony
Wava Blankenship
Patricia, Waite
Mildred Stuckey
Mildred Louise
Older People Doubt Shelter Effectiveness
An MSU developed national poll shows older Americans doubt fallout shelters will save them in a nuclear attack while New England residents doubt a US attack will occur. The 2000 person survey finds 77 percent support a federal shelter program aiding schools colleges and hospitals with shelter costs.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Elmer Roper
New England
United States
MSU
David Berle
U.S. Department of Defense
Firefighters Battle Fourth of July Blazes in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon firemen responded to two July Fourth incidents. At 8 34 p m a sack of rags at Clifford Farkas home ignited from spontaneous combustion. firefighters broke a rear window to control the blaze, with limited damage while the family was away. Later, at 1812 p m, a dump truck at J L Terry 1300 Shawnee caught fire during welding work. damage estimated.
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Mt. Vernon
Clifford Farkas
Farkas
J. L. Terry
Shawnee
Terry
Divorces Granted in One-Day Circuit Court Session
Judge Roy Gulley granted two divorces Tuesday in circuit court. Divorces awarded include Veneta B. Kohut versus Joseph Kohut and Marion A. Reynolds versus Lester William Reynolds.
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Circuit Court
Roy Gulley
Veneta B. Kohut
Joseph Kohut
Marion A. Reynolds
Lester William Reynolds
Police Court Fines in Local Disturbance and Traffic Charges
Charles Huddleston paid a $25 fine plus costs to Police Magistrate Sherman Bullock for a disturbance charge. Other traffic penalties include John L. Vowell fined $5 and costs for failure to yield right of way and Willard W. Bell fined $5 and costs for missing a safety sticker on a truck.
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Charles Huddleston
Sherman Bullock
John L. Vowell
Willard W. Bell
Japan Invited to Build U.S. Factories by Kennedy Admin
The Kennedy administration invites Japan to invest in U.S. factory construction to aid balance of payments. Nihon Keizai reports Tokyo received the offer through the U.S. Embassy. Regions cited include Kansas North Carolina Maine New Jersey and parts of the West Coast.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Euan
Nihon Keizai
U.S. Department of Commerce
U S
Kansas
North Carolina
Maine
New Jersey
Kennedy Urges Accord With Europe for Atlantic Partnership
President Kennedy urged a voyage toward a United States of Europe as part of a broader plan to merge sovereignties into a larger political unity. He framed Europe as a partner, not a rival, and cautioned that the enterprise would be long term and costly. British and French papers gave wide play to the speech. governors and lawmakers across the U.S. voiced cautious support, with emphasis on action over words and the potential to aid developing nations.
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United States
United States of Europe
Kennedy
Europe
Times of London
Philadelphia
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Edmund G. Brown
California
John Anderson Jr
Kansas
Anderson
High Altitude Nuclear Test Planned Tonight
Honolulu AP reports the United States aims for a third high altitude nuclear detonation above Johnston Island tonight after two failed attempts. Weather predicts clear skies with good visibility, but repeated delays raise questions about reducing the planned shots from three or four to two or one. The test seeks to disrupt Pacific communications by piercing the ionosphere and Van Allen belts.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Island
Pacific
Births Report From Local Hospitals This Week
Mr and Mrs Ralph Henson of 114 Crewe Cover II welcome daughter Lisa Ann born Tuesday morning at Methodist Hospital Peoria eight pounds one half ounce Grandparents Neil Lenington Bluford Also a son Daniel James born July 1 in Maywood Illinois to Mr and Mrs Joseph Venezia former Mr Vernon Rufus Carl Hawkins Lincoln Illinois Bradley Carr born June 26 in Lincoln Illinois grandmother Iola Hawkins A son Mark Allen born at 6 50 in Jefferson Memorial Hospital Richview Ti Six pounds eight ounces Another son six pounds eleven ounces to Mr and Mrs William Chapman RFD 1 Mr Vernon Anita Gail born Good Samaritan Hospital to Mr and Mrs Francis Riley Texico at 6 36 Wednesday morning Twin daughters to Mr and Mrs Harley Morlan RFD 2 Mt Vernon Kelli Renee eight pounds four Shellel Malae six pounds two and one half ounces Robert Eugene born 2 29 in Good Samaritan Hospital Gary Ray born 6 50 Good Samaritan Hospital weighs seven pounds twelve ounces Kennett Wayne nine pounds born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cathout 1601 Cherry at 6 57 last night Mildred Louise seven pounds four to Mr and Mrs Ben Stuckey 1409 south 11th Tuesday afternoon Good Samaritan Hospital
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Ralph Henson
Crewe Cover II
Methodist Hospital
Peoria
Lisa Ann
Neil Lenington
Bluford
Joseph Venezia
Maywood
Til
Daniel James
Vernon
Rufus Carl Hawkins
Lincoln, IL
Bradley Carr
Iola Hawkins
Howard Boyer
Richview
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Mark Allen
William Chapman
RFD 1
Good Samaritan Hospital
Francis Riley
Texico
Robert Short
South 25Th Street
Robert Eugene
Charles Wesley Southerd
North 10Th Street
Gary Ray
Kenneth Cathout
Cherry
Kennett Wayne
Ben Stuckey
South 11Th
Mildred Louise
Weather Summary Illinois Tuesday to Thursday
The Associated Press reports a muggy Illinois pattern with highs near 90 in the north and low 70s to mid 80s elsewhere. Rainfall totals include .79 inch in Vandalia and .70 inch in Quincy over 24 hours, with thunderstorms and gusty winds noted in spots.
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Illinois
Miinels
Vandalia
St. Pos
Quincy
Spie
Belleville
Grant Park
Chicago
Midway Airport
Bellaville
Peoria
Springeld
Firecracker Incident Fines Youth At Mt Vernon Park
Marion W. Moore 18 of Route 3 McLeansboro was arrested at Mt Vernon city park for shooting a firecracker. He paid 10 dollars plus costs after Police Magistrate Sherman Bullock fined him. A bystander was struck but not injured. Two other McLeansboro youths were lectured and not arrested.
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Marion W. Moore
Route 3
McLeansboro
Mt. Vernon
Sherman Bullock
Kerner links payoffs to some state police souring
Gov Otto Kerner said truck operators share responsibility for state policemen taking payoffs for overweight violations. He doubted the scandal limited to Chicago’s Irving Park district where sixteen troopers were suspended for taking bribes from about 90 truck firms. He backed police integrity and noted tips appeared in 1960 but called them rumors. Also, L T White of SIU will speak Friday at Moose Hall Mt Vernon to advise about local business operations with 150 attendees expected.
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Springfield
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Irving Park
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
L. T. White
Southern Illinois University
Mt. Vernon
Ralph Bedwell
Small Business Institute of Southern Illinois University
Joe Winfrey
Mercury drives boost June popularity at W-G Motors
In June Mercury proved its popularity with better car owners as daily deliveries to W-G Motors rose across the Mercury Comet, Mercury Meteor, and Mercury Monterey lines. Roy Atkinson invites weekend test drives with no obligation, reserving a Mercury of the size you prefer for a courtesy drive.
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Mercury
Roy Atkinson
W-G Motors
Dr Martin In Air Force Duty Tour
Dr Bobby A Martin freshly minted D D S from Indiana University plans a VA Air Force duty tour. He is son of Lonnie E Martin and M Vernon, both of Indianapolis. A 1962 class survey shows 32 graduates to private practice, 23 to military service, six in hospital internships, three to U S Public Health Service and one pursuing graduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bobby A. Martin
Indiana University
School of Dentistry
Air Force
Lonnie E. Martin
N. Highsand
M. Vernon
Charles Howell
Assistnt
Army
Navy
U.S. Public Health Service
Feet Ache Itch Relief From T-4- Solution Ad
Bathe feet twice daily with T-4- Solution for relief of the 52 bones joints and ligaments. Curbs athlete's foot and sloughs off infection replacing with healthy skin. Available at Ross Drugs. back of any drug store if not pleased in one hour today.
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Ross Drugs
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William G. Johnson
Robert J. Jay
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