Deaths Mrs Lora Del Fagan 85 near Waltonville
Mrs Lora Del Fagan aged 85 died at 6 40 p m Monday in Good Samaritan Hospital Funeral services at 2 00 p m Thursday at Antioch Baptist Church near Waltonville with Rev Lester Riley and Rev Gus Smith officiating Burial in South Hickory Hill Cemetery Body lies in state at Fry Funeral Home Waltonville after 5 00 p m Wednesday Survivors include son Paul Skidmore Bonnie daughter Mrs Herbert Michael Victoria BC two brothers Morton and Isaac Lambert sister Mrs Susan Mandrell Champaign eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren The former George Skidmore and Joe Fagan spouses preceded in death by a son and three sisters and a brother.
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Lora del Fagan
Waltonville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Antioch Baptist Church
Lester Riley
Gus Smith
Hickory Hill
Fry Funeral Home
Fagan
Jefferson County
George
Susan Lambert
George Skidmore
Joe Fagan
Paul Skidmore
Bonnie
Herbert Michael
Victoria
B.C. Canada
Morton
Isaac Lambert
Mt. Vernon
Susan Mandrell
Champaign
Anna Belle Cato Dies in Hospital Rites Pending
Anna Belle Cato aged 84 of 412 South 7th street died at 7 55 am today at Good Samaritan hospital Funeral arrangements are complete at Pulley Funeral Home She was widow of Charles Melvin Cato who died in 1932 Born Princeton Indiana June 7 1882 daughter of Lloyd M and Mary Alice Warner Survivors include three sons four daughters two sisters a brother twenty grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirs
Anna Belle Cato
South 7Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pulley Funeral Home
Cato
Charles Melvin Cato
Princeton
Ind
Lloyd M
Mary Alice (Tichner) Warner
Clell R. Cato
Mt. Vernon
Lloyd M. Cato
Paul E. Cato
Davenport
Doris Mae Jones
Allen Mae Collins
Kentwell
Mbo
Ora Fay Warfield
Mary Catherine Biviani
Myrtle Jones
Ona Pennell
Evansville
Robert Warner
Woman Killed and Family Hurt Near Fairfield
A Michigan mother of three died and four relatives injured when a station wagon veered into a bridge on US 45 near Geff. Marleen Hoekstra, 30, of Grand Rapids, was killed. Husband Richard, 35, had chest injuries and cuts. daughter Nancy, 5, suffered a severe brain injury. Two other children Garrett 10 and Allen 3 were discharged. Hoekstra and Nancy were to be flown to Grand Rapids for treatment, weather delays delaying the flight. State police say the driver may have dozed at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Michigan
Geff
Marleen Hoekstra
Grand Rapids
Richard
Nancy
Garrett
Allen
Fairfield Memorial Hospital
Fairfield Hospital
Hoekstra
Queen receives warm welcome amid Somme anniversary visit
A cement block attack on the Queen's car in Northern Ireland occurred during her Jubilee tour marking the 50th anniversary of the Somme. Police say the assaults appeared unconnected to political groups, while Parliament members debated cancellation due to sectarian tensions that had already claimed lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Peoria Teen Dies After Murphysboro Motorcycle Crash
Larry Zehr, 17, of Peoria and a summer student at Southern Illinois University, died from injuries sustained in a Murphysboro collision after his motorcycle struck a car driven by Edward Bright, 76, of near Murphysboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro, Ill
Larry Zehr
Peoria
Southern Illinois University
Murphysboro
Edward Bright
Eastern Star Meeting Tonight at Opdyke Chapter
Jefferson Chapter 686 and Opdyke Order of Eastern Star announce a meeting at 8:00 tonight in Opdyke. Members are to attend at the stated time and location for chapter business and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opdyke
Jefferson
Opdyke Order of Eastern Star
MT VERNON AND ILLINOIS WEATHER SUMMARY
MT VERNON forecast shows Saturday 94/68, Sunday 95/69, Monday 95/67 with rain 0.81 inches from Monday 7 am to Tuesday 7 am. 18.26 inches rainfall in 1966 to date. Illinois temperatures rise to high 80s and 90s with scattered thundershowers. cooler later in central areas. hot in southern half Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Illinois
Associated Press
Ilinois
Weather Bureau
Americans mark Fourth with protests at U S embassies
A wave of Fourth of July demonstrations against U S bombing targets spread across Europe and Iceland. Hamburg police repelled about 500 protesters at the U S Consulate with rubber clubs and hoses while Munich police dispersed a rally. Bonn saw rain prevent a pacifist picket at the U S Embassy as high German officials attended a reception. Oslo saw about 500 leftists outside the U S Embassy with Ambassador away. Aalborg cheered Premier Krag as he opposed bombing North Vietnam. Reykjavik reported 50 Communists at the U S Embassy rally with Ambassador Penfield present. Stockholm had 20 fasting youths outside the U S Embassy as 200 police watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
U.S
Munich
Bonn
Oslo
Margaret Joy Tibbets
Sandefjord
Aalborg
Denmark
Jens Otto Krag
Viet Nam
Johnson
Reykjavik
Iceland
James K. Penfield
Stockholm
Markets Mt Vernon Grain Prices
Mt Vernon market prices quoted after noon show wheat at 1.68, new beans 3.02, shell corn 1.33, ear corn 1.31. Wayne City prices from Pillsbury list old corn 1.34, old beans 3.55, wheat 1.67, new beans 2.98, new corn 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Pillsbury
Wayne City
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices Steady at Noon
Prices paid at Mt Vernon Hog Market through 12 30 pm were unchanged with top Hog 24 75 for 200 to 220 lb. Sows 19 50 for 300 weight and down to 19 25 for heavier animals. Boars fell to 13 50 and 14 50. After 12 30 pm prices will be based on next day prices.
Livestock Price Estimates From National Stockyards
National Stockyards Illinois AP reports Wednesday estimates: hogs 6,000, cattle 2,500, calves 150, sheep 30. Hog barrows and gilts 190-240 pounds 25.50-25.75, sows 280-650 pounds 17.50-21.00. Cattle 4,500, calves 150, steers good to choice 23.00-25.00, heifers 22.00-24.25, cows 16.00-17.50, calves and vealers 21.00-28.00. Sheep 900, spring lambs good to choice 22.00-24.00, ewes 4.00-7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Chicago Produce Prices and Live Poultry Report
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Butter and Eggs prices show mixed shifts with grades A large whites and mixed eggs listed. USDA live poultry wholesale prices are unchanged, with roasters at 25 to 27 and special fed white rock fry ers 21 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
USDA
St Louis Produce Egg and Poultry Pricing Report
The report lists egg consumer grades and sizes with A large 33-35, A medium 24-26, A small 16-18, and B large 27-27. Wholesale grades include standard unclassified light over 5th under 5 tb and broilers and fryers with no price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wall Street opens with uneven gains as trading softens
Wall Street moved unevenly lower after an initial rise as trading stayed moderate. Dow Jones stood at 876.39 noon, down .67, with the AP index unchanged at 316.2. United Aircraft and IBM led losses among blue chips, while Du Pont and Kodak posted fractional gains amid a spotty session on the NYSE and AMEX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Rails
United
American Airlines
Eastern
IBM
Zenith
Xerox
du Pont
American Telephone
Union Carrbide
Eastman Kodak
American Stock Exchange
Seven hurt in Mt Vernon July weekend crashes
Four Mt Vernon accidents over the Fourth of July weekend left seven people injured. Gary A Lipe 19 of Route 7 was cited for reckless driving after his car struck a telephone pole at Tenth and Conger injuring Ronald Lipe and David Cole who did not require hospital care. Other crashes on 13th Conger and Perkins also injured several occupants, none hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Gary A. Lipe
Route 7
Tenth
Conger
Ronald J. Lipe
David Cole
Aurora
Gary Lipe
George S. Rush
Lamar
Samuel E. Todd
South 13Th Street
Betty Rush
Alford Rush
Rush
Albert Todd
Melba Todd
Perkins
Ruth N. Hirons
South 24Th
Gladine D. Phillips
Casey
Hirons
Kelvin Sheets
Henderson, Ky
Cathy R. Trotter
Hillcrest
Main
Youths Hearings On Theft Counts Continued
Arraignments for area youths charged with theft of copper lightning rod cable were continued by Associate Judge Alvin Lacy Williams who appointed public defender Joe Frank Allen. Accused are Sonny Bradford 16 Dana Soloman 17 Robert Fuller 18 Donald Eugene Fuller 21 and William Robinson 18. Robinson’s probation on a prior burglary faces revocation. The group is alleged to have stripped cable from a farm southeast of Mt. Vernon and the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Lacy Williams
Joe Frank Allen
Sonny Bradford
Route 5
Dana Soloman
White Avenue
Meadowbrook Addition
Robert Fuller
Donald Eugene Fuller
Woodlawn
William Robinson
South 12Th Street
Lawrence Starman
Robinson
Mt. Vernon
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints’ Church
Fire Damages 20 Pine Trees At Hall Home
A rubbish fire at 5 45 p m Monday damaged about 20 pine trees at Ed Hall home southwest of the Elks Country Club. Rural firemen said the blaze began at William Alden s home and spread to the Hall property. Firemen answered one alarm late Saturday along new state route 15 near the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hall
Elks Country Club
William Alden
Hall
Nine fined in Circuit Court for traffic and related offenses
Nine individuals were fined in Circuit Court. Michael E. Green of Mt. Vernon received $15 for careless driving, Charles A. Jensen of Elkhart $50 for permit violation, Alva Eugene Flanagan paid $15 for disturbance, Robert Vaughn of Belle Rive $10 for careless driving, Bernard F. Frazier of Wayne City $10 for overweight on license, Robert D. Farthing $15 for intoxication, Ivan T. DuBois $15 for intoxication, Philip M. Bean $10 for disturbance, and John J. Thompson $10 for too fast for conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E. Green
Mt. Vernon
Charles A. Jensen
Elkhart
Ind
Alva Eugene Flanagan
Gilbert
Robert Vaughn
Belle Rive
Bernard F. Frazier
Wayne City
Robert D. Farthing
Caborn
Ivan T. DuBois
South 10Th
Philip M. Bean
Forrest
John J. Thompson
South 15Th
Grain Commodity Listings From The Market Report
A concise catalog of grain prices and quantities. No 2 soft red wheat at 1.83 percent, No 2 yellow corn at 1.40, No 3 yellow at 1.38, No 2 heavy white oats at 79 percent, Soy beans No 1 yellow at 3.7744 million, Soybean oil at 11.70.
Tragic weekend with 23 traffic deaths and 21 drownings
A flood of fatal incidents across Illinois leaves 23 traffic deaths and 21 drownings. Names include Terrance Tyscke of Oak Lawn and Michael Durkin near Hartigan Beach. Accidents span corridors from the Kennedy Expressway to Lake Michigan and rivers near Greenville, Kankakee, and Chicago.
Three Thefts Reported in Mt. Vernon Weekend
Police reports show three thefts over the holiday weekend. Russell Wicks said a tire wheel and a set of wrenches were stolen from his car. Jeff Young reported a bicycle stolen at the city park. Edward Flota said two hub caps were taken from his car at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Russell Wicks
Jeff Young
South 25Th
Edward Flota
Waltonville Road
Mt. V. Man Finds 23 Snake Eggs
C. F. Harris found 23 snake eggs this morning near his home at 128 Wagner while cleaning out a fence row. The eggs were of two different sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. V
C. F. Harris
Wagner
Harris
Boy Drowns in Sangamon River Near Riverton
Kenneth E. Garren age 12 of Springfield drowned Sunday in the Sangamon River just west of Riverton. Authorities reported the accident occurred while the boy was near the riverbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton, Til
Kenneth E. Garren
Springfield
Sangamon River
Riverton
Omaha Calls National Guards To Halt Riots
National Guardsmen were summoned to Omaha’s near North Side for a fourth night of unrest but reported no violence. Looting and major disturbances had marked Saturday and Sunday around 24th and Lake streets, with arrests Monday as guards cleared the area at city officials’ request. Mayor Sorensen and Lt Gov Sorensen oversaw operations amid a large Negro population of about 30 000 in the district.
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Omaha
Neb
North Side
24Th
Lake Streets
National Guard
22Nd
A. V. Sorensen
Philip Sorensen
Ted Sorensen
Frank Morrison
Los Angeles
Calif
Dinner Tomorrow Helicopter Fund Show Attracts Top Entertainers
A fundraiser to buy a helicopter for Congressman Kenneth Gray shifts to the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds Friday after a $100-a-couple dinner at the Mt. Vernon Elks Country Club. Headlining the show are Frank Fontaine, The Bitter End singers, The Happy Goodman Family, Dave Hoy and The Jack Starcup Band, and Dianna Batts. Proceeds aid the 21st District drive, with tickets $25 and prior dinners admitting show access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gray
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Elks Country Club
Mt. Vernon
Joe Martin
Fairgrounds
Frank Fontaine
Crazy Guggenheim
Jackie Gleason
Bitter End
Happy Goodman Family
Dave Hoy
Jack Starcup
Dianna Batts
Carbondale
Martin
Don Musick
Gray
the Elks Country Club
du Quoin
Door Pried Open At Indian Hills Golf Clubhouse
A break in at Indian Hills Golf Course clubhouse was reported to the sheriff's office yesterday. Owner Tom Puckett said a door was pried open with a bar, the door and facing were damaged, but nothing was found missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Hills Golf Course
Sheriff's Office
Tom Puckett
Share The Fun Contest Set Here Friday
Jefferson county 4-H clubs join Friday July 8 at Casey junior high for the 4-H Share The Fun program. The 7:30 p.m. event features acts and stunts by club members to gain stage experience and entertain friends. A judging panel will select the winners to compete at the Illinois State Fair in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Casey Junior High School
NCO Course For Mt. Vernon Guardsman At Camp McCoy
Harold W. Wilson 23 of Mt. Vernon completed a one week non commissioned officers course during summer field training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin with the 33rd Infantry Division Illinois National Guard. Major General Francis P. Kane praised this year's class of 105 cadets for initiative and eagerness to learn. Captain Robert J. Beals is commandant.
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Harold W. Wilson
Salem Road
Mt. Vernon
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Illinois National Guard
Wilson
130Th Ind
Francis P. Kane
Chicago
Robert J. Beals
Naperville
Illinois
Son Of Mt. Vernon Man In Critical Condition
Milburn Moore, 51, son of Mrs. Georgia Moore of 1303 Main street Mt. Vernon, was in critical condition in a Louisiana hospital after falling from scaffolding while painting an oil storage tank in an oil field near Zachary. He works for a Houston paint firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Louisiana
Milburn Moore
Georgia Moore
Main Street
Moore
Zachary
Houston, Tex
Ed Curtis on Business Panel at Illinois conference
Edward Curtis of First National Bank and Trust Company joined a panel at the seventh annual National Council for Small Business Management Development conference. The panel included an accountant and attorney with Orville Palmer of the University of Wisconsin as chairman. The event at Southern Illinois University Carbondale gathers leading businesspeople and educators to discuss new management techniques and government regulations and to address attendees’ managerial questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Curtis
First National Bank & Trust Company
Business Management Develop
National Council For Small Management Development
Orville Palmer
University of Wisconsin
Southern Ilinois University
Carbondale
Nobody Injured In 2 Car Mishap
Lester C. Myers aged 59 of 312 South 17th street and John N. Tilley aged 53 of Kankakee drove in a non injury collision southwest of here about 6 40 p m yesterday as Tilley’s car passed Myers on Route 148 about five miles from Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Myers
South 17Th Street
John N. Tilley
Kankakee
Here
Sheriff's Office
Tilley
Myers
Mt. Vernon
Births at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan Hospitals
Mrs James Richard Crash of Wayne City has a son Jonathan Lee born at 8 30 PM in Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing seven pounds seven ounces. John Fletcher Walker II born June 30 in Dallas hospital. Grandmother Mrs William Dallas Walker of Texarkana. Merl Shurtz daughter born 7 20 AM in Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. Charles Irvin Belle Rive son eight pounds eight and a half ounces. Richey Don son eight pounds one ounce. Clotter daughter six pounds nine ounces. Daniel Earl son six pounds twelve and a half ounces. Kimberly Dawn daughter six pounds born in Good Samaritan hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Richard Crash
RFD 2
Wayne City
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Jonathan Lee
John F. Walker
Dallas
Tex
John Fletcher Walker, II
William Dallas Walker
Texarkana
Ashley
Mt. Vernon
Merl Shurtz
Cherry
Good Samaritan Hospital
Charles Irvin
Belle Rive
Nyhl Frankie
Richard Karch
RFD 4
Richey Don
Wilbert Nailing
Perkins
Clotter
Daniel Parks
Bluford
Daniel Earl
Gary Mullins
Kimberly Dawn
Legion Elects C. T. Randall District Commander
C K Randall of Steeleville was elected commander of the 25th District of the American Legion at the district annual meeting in DuQuoin. George Browner of DuQuoin and I C LaPlante of Benton were replaced as senior vice commander and Charles Ward of Murphysboro named junior vice commander. About 120 Legion posts from 16 Southern Illinois counties attended the Sunday meeting.
Lightning Rains Falls as Mt Vernon Sees First Rain in 19 Days
Lightning strikes cause minor damage around Mt Vernon as a brief storm ends 19 day drought. A TV tower rotor box at 1726 Jefferson Ave is damaged but no fire is reported. A power pole at 13th and Conger is struck and lawn irrigation zones flood. Residents welcome the relief from 90 plus degree heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Gaylord McReynolds
Jefferson Avenue
13Th and
Conger
North 12Th Street
Pairings of Iuka Salem and Christopher residents named
Walter Leon Keller aged 21 and Shirley Halfacre 19 both of Iuka appear alongside Gilbert Ray Casner 19 and Iris Harris 29 from Route 3 Salem. Davis Reese 46 and Adella Coffel 46 from Christopher are listed with Laverne Donoho 19 of 510 Marteeny and Rae Ellen Derry 19 of 1504 Viola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leon Keller
Shirley Halfacre
Iuka
Gilbert Ray Casner
Iris Harris
Salem
Davis Reese
Adella Coffel
Christopher
Laverne Donoho
Marteeny
Rae Ellen Derry
Viola
Hospital Notes and Good Samaritan Admitted Lists
A hospital notes page lists admitted and discharged patients across Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan units. Names include Olivia A. Smith, Walter Settlemire, Isaac Lambert, Wilma Huff, Madge Daughette, Mary Ann Decker, Velma Richards, Bernard Moore, and many others with street addresses or towns such as Belle Rive, Wayne City, Bluford, Hurst IL, and Opdyke. Discharged patients include Phyllis Latta, Walter Hester, Velma Richards, Ida Sandusky, Violet Willmore, and Edward Funkhouser, among others. The page also records multiple entries for patients with family designations, twins, and babies, along with a few names repeated across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia A. Smith
East Main Street
Curtis Albert Phillips
Belle Rive
Walter Lynn Settlemire
Richview Road
Isaac Lambert
RFD
Vera Pepple Huff
Bluford
Wilma Ruth Crash
Wayne City
Herbert John Wilson
North 10Th
Madge Elizabeth Daughette
Hurst
Ill
Mary Ann Decker
McLeanseboro
Phyllis Latta
Westcott
Walter Marion Hester
Sandoval
Velma Louise Richards
Bernard R. Moore
Dix
Thelma Price
Bobby Lee
Welkins
Isaac L. Lambert
Ida Sandusky
Conger
Violet Willmore
South
Edward Leland Funkhouser
John Philip Morgan
Wilma Ruth Crask
Jonathan Lee
Chicago teen drowns in Lake Michigan near New Buffalo
Everett Howard Jr. a 17 year old from Chicago drowned Monday while swimming in high waves on Lake Michigan near New Buffalo Michigan. He was among swimmers when the incident occurred and rescue efforts followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Buffalo, Mich
Everett Howard Jr
Chicago
Lake Michigan
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