Deaths M H Schneider Dies At Age 91
Martin Henry Schneider 81 of Camden Ark died in a Scheller hospital Tuesday at 4 pm Former Jefferson county resident Funeral 9 am Friday at St Barbara Catholic Church Scheller Rev Wieczorek Burial in St Barbara Cemetery Body in state Kringer Funeral Home Tamaroa after 6 pm Thursday Rosary at 8 pm Thursday at the funeral home He was born March 9 1874 in Jefferson county to Martin and Regenia Schneider Survived by four nieces and five nephews
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Martin Henry Schneider
Camden
Ark
Jefferson County
St. Barbara’s Catholic Church
Scheller
Joseph Wieczorek
St. Barbara’s Cemetery
Kringer
Tamaroa
Alma Stropp
Los Angeles
Calif
Adolph Frisch
Julius Nolting
Centralia
Henry Nolting
Kingman
Ariz. Wilson Cook
Worthman Cook
Ft. Scott, Kan
Edmond Trout Dies In McLeansboro Funeral
Edmond Dalton Trout 7% former Hamilton county resident died 5 50 p m yesterday at Missouri Baptist Hospital East St Louis. Retired railroad car inspector resided 3535 Market Ave East St Louis. Funeral 2 00 p m Friday at Gholson Funeral Home McLeansboro with Rev I E Miller officiating burial Mt Olivet cemetery. Body lies in state after 6 00 p m Thursday. Born Feb 27 1839 in Hamilton county son of James and Margaret Trout married Lilly Mae Miller. Survived by wife two sons Dalton H Trout Cahokia TL and James R Trout East St Louis one sister Mrs Benjon Cottingham and one grandchild.
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Edmond Dalton Trout
Hamilton County
Missouri Baptist Hospital
East St. Louis
Trout
Market Avenue
Gholson Funeral Home
McLeansboro
I. E. Miller
Mt. Olivet
Gholson
Mr. Trout
James
Margaret Trout
Lilly Mae Miller
Chester Lodge
A. F
A. M
New Salem Baptist Church
Dalton H. Trout
Cahokia, TL
James R. Trout
East St.Louis
Benjon Cottingham
Edward Dooley Dies At 63 In Missouri Rites
Edward Francis Dooley 63 of Richview Road died at 7 15 last night at Good Samaritan Hospital He was a former Wagner Electric Co employee His funeral will move from Pulley Funeral Home to White Mullens Funeral Home Ferguson for St John and St James Church burial in Calvary Cemetery He was born January 24 1902 in Ireland son of Martin and Mary Garvey Dooley He is survived by a brother Pete Dooley of St Louis Mo
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Edward Francis Dooley
Richview Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dooley
Wagner Electric Co
Pulley
White-Mullens
Ferguson
St. John and St. James Catholic Church
Calvary
Mr. Dooley
Ireland
Martin and
Mary (Garvey) Dooley
Pete Dooley
St. Louis
Thurman Tate 76 Dies in McLeansboro Rites Planned
Thurman Tate 76 a Dahlgren native and retired farmer died at 2:20 pm Tuesday in McLeansboro. Rites set for Thursday at 2:30 pm at Gholson Funeral Home with burial in IOOF cemetery. Friends may call after 6 pm today. Born July 1888 in Saline County he is survived by one daughter Wilma Tate Hansen of Dahlgren two brothers Leland of McLeansboro and Alva of Point Harbor NC and three sisters Elsie Tate Chloe Moran and Leeda Smith of McLeansboro.
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Saline County
Marshall
Flora
Howard) Tate
Wilma Tate Hansen
Dahlgren
Leland
McLeansboro
Alva
Point Harbor
N. C
Elsie Tate
Chloe Morman
Leeda Smith
Scheller Woman’s Tomato Vine Yields Notable Fruit
Mrs Verna Witges of Scheller grows a “tree” tomato vine described as a money maker in local reports. The plant produced a single tomato weighing a pound and a lesson in agricultural humor for the community.
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Verna Witges
Weather News for MT VERNON and Nearby Areas
MT VERNON WEATHER Tuesday high 89 low 62 with 19 percent rainfall to date 16.09 inches. One year ago high 94 low 63 five years ago high 82 low 60 ten years ago high 84 low 73. Thursday sunrise 4 04 am and sunset 7 28 pm CST.
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MT. Vernon
C.S.T
Five Day Forecast for Illinois Temperatures and Rain
Northern Illinois temperatures will average 46 degrees below normal with highs of 81 to 89 and lows around 61 to 67. Expect about three fourths of an inch of rain in showers during and after the weekend. Southern Illinois will run 25 degrees below normal with highs in the upper 80s to 90s and lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. Precipitation of a half inch to one inch is expected in scattered showers or thundershowers.
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Illinois
Unstable Illinois Storms Hit Chicago Area
Scattered showers and thunder showers swept central and southern Illinois with heavy winds and lightning triggering power failures in Chicago and suburbs. Two inches of rain fell statewide with 1.80 inches at O’Hare. outages affected about 3,000 customers as crews worked to restore electricity.
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Chicago
Illinois
Ilinois
Weather Bureau
O'Hare
Commonwealth Edison Co
Thefts Reported In Mt Vernon Tires And Cash
Police received reports of thefts in Mt Vernon. Vincent Cusumane said three tires were stolen from his car parked behind Mt Vernon Distributing Co on South Tenth Street. A $2 theft was reported from a soft drink machine at the Deep Rock service station on South Tenth Street.
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Mt. Vernon
Vincent’ Cusumane
Lemon
Mt. Vernon Distributing Co
South Tenth Street
Deep Rock
Annual 4-H Show At The Armory Tomorrow
Jefferson county 4 H show at Mt Vernon Armory will feature agriculture and home economics exhibits with premiums. rabbits, poultry and guinea pigs register at Mt Vernon high school. bake sale and garden product sale at 3 00 p m to fund two 4 H members to a Washington DC citizenship course. Kenneth Hails and Canna Grothoff chosen to attend.
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Jefferson County
Mt. Vernon Armory
Vocational Agriculture Room
Mt. Vernon High School
Stevenson Born In L A Grew Up In Bloomington
Adlai Stevenson born February 5 1900 in Los Angeles died today in London. He grew up in Bloomington Illinois after his family moved west then returned there at age six. A long career in law journalism and public service included roles with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and the Federal Alcohol Control Administration.
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London
Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Lewis Green Stevenson
Midwest
Stevenson
Bloomington
Ill
Princeton University
Choate School
Princeton
Navy
Harvard Law School
Bloomington Pantograph
Harvard
Northwestern University Law School
Russia
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted and Discharged Names
Patient movements list admissions and discharges at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan. Names include Mark Alan Walker Wood River and Patricia Green among admitted and discharged patients, with multiple other individuals across units and wards.
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Jefferson Memorial
Mark Alan Walker
Wood River, Ill
Robert Walter Johnson
Gertrude Stull
Farmer City
Patricia Green
Johnnie Mae Singleterry
Mary Cecelia Smith
Roy C. Green
Harl Clarence Hilliard
Births and weights in Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jerry Brookman of Wayne City welcomed a son at 5 08 yesterday morning weighing seven pounds ten ounces. Mr and Mrs Van L McGill of Cherry street welcomed a son at 12 42 yesterday afternoon weighing ten pounds thirteen and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Thomas Allen of Ashley Road welcomed a son at 12 58 yesterday afternoon weighing seven pounds six ounces. Mr and Mrs Robert Rainey of South 25th Street welcomed a daughter at 7 20 last night weighing five pounds four ounces.
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Jerry Brookman
RFD 1
Wayne City
Good Samaritan Hospital
van L. McGill
Cherry
Thomas Allen
RFD 3
Ashley Road
Robert Rainey
South 25Th Street
Fined quartet in circuit court include two-two charges
Four persons were fined in circuit court yesterday with two offenders facing two charges each. Larry G. Wright of Mt. Vernon paid ten dollars for speeding and twenty five for illegal mufflers. David H. Kirk of Quincy paid seven for speeding and twenty five for reckless driving. Laura Lee Meredith of Mt. Vernon paid twenty for disturbance. Floyd Phemister of Mt. Vernon paid ten for speeding.
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Larry G. Wright
South 12Th
Mt. Vernon
David H. Kirk
Quincy
Laura Lee Meredith
Prairie
Floyd Phemister
North 9Th
Market hog prices update after 12:30 p m
Prices paid until 12 30 p m today rose 25 cents top hogs 24 50 for 200 to 220 lb hogs sows up 25 cents to 21 00 for 300 weight down sows 300 weight and over 20 75 down boars 11 50 to 12 00 After 12 30 p m today prices will use next day baselines.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Local Mt Vernon prices show wheat at 1.29, soybeans 2.75, shell corn 1.35, ear corn 1.32, as reported this afternoon. Prices reflect nearby market activity for grain traders and farmers in the area.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Market Prices Report
Chicago wholesale live poultry prices hold steady with roasters at 24 15 percent and special fed white rock fryers at 19 44 to 21. Heavy hens quoted at 18 44 to 18 ? Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter steady with 93 score AA at 58 percent and 92 A at 58 percent while eggs stay firm with 70 percent A whites, 30 percent mixed and 26 percent mediums.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
St Louis Produce Prices For Eggs And Poultry
St Louis AP reports itemized price ranges for eggs by consumer grades A and B large to small, wholesale standard and unclassified, checks. Hens heavy and light, broilers and fryers listed with weight-based pricing, outlining market quotes.
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ST. Louis
Grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago AP notes Wheat No. 2 hard at 1.51%4n, No. 2 red at 1.45%n, Corn No. 2 yellow at 1.33%4n, Oats No. 2 heavy white at 72%4n, Soy beans No. 1 yellow at 2.97%, Soy bean oil at 10.05n.
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Chicago
Livestock Receipts at National Stockyards Illinois
Estimated receipts for Thursday at National Stockyards include hogs 6,500 cattle 1,000 calves 200 and sheep 300. Hogs priced at 25.00 to 25.60 for 1-3 weight range, sows 19.25 to 22.75 for 300-600 pounds. Cattle 2,000 with heifers 25.25 to 30, cows 14.00 to 16.50, vealers 19.00 to 28.00, calves 17.00 to 23.00. Sheep 300 with spring lambs 23.50 to 24.25, ewes 4.00 to 7.00, feeder lambs 19.00 to 21.00, buck lambs 17.00.
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National Stockyards
Wall Street Advances In Modest Trading Day
The New York market held higher with spotty strength and moderate volume about 3.7 million shares. Leading gains came from Eastman Kodak GE and New York Central while several issues posted smaller wins or small losses. Major movers included Colorado Fuel & Iron Xerox Polaroid IBM Champion Paper and Ford with mixed results across other names.
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NEW York
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
New York Central
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Xerox
Polaroid
IBM
Champion Paper
Budd Co
Collins Radio
Fairchild Camera
Food Fair
McDonnell Aircraft
Philadelphia & Reading
Reading Co
Ford
Royal Dutch
Woolworth
Westinghouse Electric
Eastern
United Air Lines
Murphy Co
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Divorces Asked In Two Petitions
Two petitions for divorces were filed in circuit court yesterday. Lavonne Scott seeks a divorce from Burrell E. Scott and accuses adultery. They married August 14, 1948 and separated May 20, 1965 with custody and support sought for four children. Mildred Rainwater seeks a divorce from Owen F. Rainwater on cruelty grounds. They married June 25, 1941 and separated April 12, 1965.
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Lavonne Scott
Burrell E. Scott
Scotts
Scott
Mildred M. Rainwater
Owen F. Rainwater
Health unit meeting set for August in Mt Vernon
Jefferson Marion counties consider forming a health department. Mt Vernon Chamber of Commerce Health Committee schedules an August 2 gathering at 7 p m to discuss formation with municipal and county leaders, Dr E L Sederlin and Nathan Nagle among attendees, emphasizing food safety and regulation.
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Jefferson-Marion Counties
Mt. Vernon
E. L. Sederlin
Ilinois
Chamber
Nathan Nagle
Southern Region Laboratory
Illinois Department of Health
Sederlin
Joe Martin
Charles K. Wells
Goff Thompson
J. W. Setzekorn
J. R. Ansley
William Zinziliete
Kenneth Peart
Marilyn Lane
Earl Myers
Jefferson County Health Improvement Association
Bill Steffy
Chamber of Commerce
Action Group To Seek Funds For Office In Mt. Vernon
The Jefferson County Community Action Committee plans to request federal funds to establish an office and staff in Mt. Vernon. The Office of Economic Opportunity grant would cover one year of operations, with programs to be announced later. Irma Igo chairs the group with Illinois CEO representative present.
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Jefferson County Community Action Committee
Mt. Vernon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ilinois
Carbondale
Irma Igo
Meetings of the Royal Neighbors Lodgeалу
Royal Neighbors members will meet Thursday evening July 15 at 7 30 in the I O C F Temple Lillie Johnson is the oracle.
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Royal Neighbors Lodge
I.0.c.f. Temple
Lillie Johnson
Oracle
Mt Vernon and McLeansboro Post Above Average June Rainfall
Mt Vernon logged 4.58 inches of rain in June, above the month’s long term average, with 11 wet days and 17.12 inches for the first six months, while McLeansboro recorded 5.01 inches for June, the month’s high 96 and a 2.00 inch rainfall on June 30, part of 17.73 inches for six months.
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Mt. Vernon
Climatology Laboratory
Southern Illinois University
McLeansboro
Illinois
MccLeansboro
Curfew Imposed as Quito Disorders Roil Ecuador
Tanks and army trucks patrolled Guayaquil after rioting against the ruling military junta. An 11 year old girl was reported killed in Quito demonstrations while clashes injured several others. Students and labor groups press for national elections as the four man junta governs since July 1963.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Carlos Arosemena
Land Of Lincoln and Wabash Merge Approved
Land of Lincoln Life Insurance and Wabash Life Insurance merge after a special meeting at the St Nicholas Hotel Springfield Illinois with over 200 stockholders voting and proxies. The combined assets near 20 million dollars and both boards and stockholders have ratified the merger.
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St. Nicholas Hotel
Springfield
Illinois
Land of Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Wabash Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Bastille Day Parade Lights Paris Armed Forces Pageantry
Paris Bastille Day celebration drew thousands along the Champs Elysees to view armored units Alpine troops and diversely armed forces. President Charles de Gaulle led the march from the Arc de Triomphe to the reviewing stand amid one of the largest parades in years. De Gaulle hosted a reception at the Elysee Palace after the event.
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Paris
France
Champs Elysees
Charles de Gaulle
Arc de Triomphe
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Judge Quindry Named Woodmen of the World Leader
Circuit Judge Randall Quindry of Fairfield has become president of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society for Illinois and will fly with Mrs Quindry to New York City for the biennial national convention. Attorney John C Robison of Fairfield, on the national board, and Mrs Robison are in New York for pre convention sessions alongside the Quindrys.
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Randall
Gift Loan From Bank Makes Man a $1,000 Recipient
Henry A. Kawa of Orchard Park, a 48 year old steel worker, received $1,000 loan as a gift from Marine Trust Co. of Western New York in Buffalo. Officials handed him ten $100 bills after noting the bank had granted 650,000 loans and marking his loan paid in full as the 700,000th customer.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Marine Trust Co
Western New York
Henry A. Kawa
Orchard Park
Kawa
Divorce Granted to Betty Sharpe in Circuit Court
Betty Sharpe was granted a divorce from Norman Sharpe in a circuit court ruling yesterday. She received custody of a minor child, alimony of 150 dollars monthly for herself and 100 dollars monthly for the child, on grounds of cruelty and adultery. The Sharpes were married May 30, 1941.
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Betty Sharpe
Norman Sharpe
Cleveland man Sheppard denied rehearing in long appeal
The appeals court denied a rehearing for Dr. Sheppard who seeks a new trial for the murder of his wife Marilyn in 1954. He remains free on bond while pursuing a possible Supreme Court appeal. five days to seek another stay of his return to prison.
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Marilyn
Cleveland
U.S
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