Deaths and Funerals of V P Cannon at 62 in Danville Ky
V P Cannon died at 6 00 p m Saturday at 624 North 12th Street age 62 11 months and days funeral services set for 2 00 p m Tuesday at Myers Chapel with Herbert Wilson officiating Burial in Memorial Gardens body in state at Myers Chapel after 5 00 p m today survivors include wife Elizabeth Yeager Danville Ky son Dickson Y Cannon Louisville Ky daughters J Crawford Butts Oklahoma City Okla and R M Buie Jr Greensboro NC brother Marvin Cannon Greenville SC sister W S Kahl Ardmore Okla 16 grandchildren one great grandchild he belonged to Central Church of Christ Masonic Lodge Elke Lodge and Aviad Temple Shriners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. P. Cannon
North 12Th Street
Myers Chapel
Herbert Wilson
Memorial Gardens
Mr. Cannon
Kirksville
Joseph
Lorena (Payne) Cannon
Danville
Elizabeth Yeager
Dickson Y. Cannon
Louisville
J. Crawford Butts
Oklahoma City
Okla
R. M. Buie, Jr
Greensboro
N. C
Marvin Cannon
Greenville
S. C
W. S. Kahl
Ardmore
Cannon
Central Church of Christ
The
Masonic Lodge
Elke Lodge
Aviad Temple Shriners
Florence Benard Dies at 11 Years Old in Richview Road
Florence Benard of Richview Road died at 5 00 am in Good Samaritan Hospital at age 11 years 10 months 11 days Funeral will be 1 30 pm Wednesday at Myers Chapel with Rev Garrett Phillips officiating Burial in Old Shiloh cemetery Wake after 4 00 pm Tuesday at Myers Chapel She was born Sept 5 1915 in Mocassin Ill daughter of Rev Robert and Sylvia Phillips She married Lester Benard Feb 13 1954 at McLeansboro Survived by daughter Mrs Barbara Smith Mt Vernon a son Robert S Crow Topeka Kan four brothers Sam and Howard Phillips Rev Garrett Phillips Amos Phillips five sisters Mrs Charles Rippy Mrs Paul Gardner Mrs Hugerie Warner five grandchildren and member of Shiloh Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Benard
Richview Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
Myers Chapel
Garrett Phillips
Old Shiloh
Benard
Mocassin
Ill
Robert
Sylvia
Harvey) Phillips
McLeansboro
Lester Benard
Barbara Smith
Mt. Vernom
Robert S. Crow
Topeka
Kan
Sam
Howard Phillips
Mentone
Ind
Amos Phillips
Lisle
Charles Rippy
Paul Gardner
Hugerie Warner
Hollywood
Fla
Shiloh
Grayce Scrivner Dies Saturday Belle Rive Rites
Grace Ethel Scrivner 79 of Belle Rive died at 12:35 p.m. Saturday in Mt. Vernon Tuberculosis Sanitarium. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Belle Rive Methodist Church with Rev. Glen Payne and Rev. Roscoe Gant officiating. Burial in Opdyke Cemetery. Body in state at Ghelson Funeral Home, Dahlgren, after 2:00 p.m. today. at 9:00 p.m. Tuesday moved to church to lie in state until funeral. Survived by husband Hugh E. Scrivner, a son Foster Scrivner, two sisters Lena Overby and Jennie DeWitt, a brother Walter Foster, and four grandchildren. a daughter preceded her in death. Member of Belle Rive Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ethel Scrivner
Belle Rive
Mt. Vernon
Belle Rive Methodist Church
Glen Payne
Roscoe Gant
Opdyke
Ghelson Funeral Home
Dahlgren
Mr. Scrivner
M.C
Elvina (Walters) Foster
Hugh E. Scrivner
Foster Scrivner
Lena Overby
Jennie DeWitt
Walter Foster
M L Ogletree Dies Early Today in Tennessee
M Lamar Ogletree, 59, of Johnstown, Tennessee, died at 9 00 a m today in that city after an apparent heart attack He was born October 13 1908 in Alabama to George H Ogletree and Tinnie Killebrew Ogletree and married to Maxine Craig at Charleston Alabama who survives him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lamar Ogletree
Johnston City
Tenn
George H. Ogletree
Richview Road
Mr. Ogletree
Alabama
George H. and
Tinnie (Killebrew) Ogletree
Charleston
Maxine Craig
Bessie Donahoo Rites Today At Pleasant Hill
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie B. Donahoo were held at 2:00 p.m. at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Ross Partridge officiating. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. She died at Mercy Hospital in Champaign at 10:25 a.m. She was 63 years old and survived by her husband Burrell A. Donahoe and twelve grandchildren, along with two sons, two daughters, two brothers, one sister, and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie B. Donahas
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Ross Partridge
Donahoo
RED
Tuiscola
Mercy Hospital
Chara- Paign
Tuka
Luther
Hester
Gaston) Middleton
Mt. Vernon
Burrell A. Donahoe
Leonard Donahoo
Carmargo
Edward Donahoo
Tuscola
Letha Snuffin
Robert Stenger
Melvin Middleton
Harvey, M
Louis Middleton
Centralia
Kay Brennan
Salem
Donahan
Lakewood
Oscar L. Cooper of Keenes Dies at 74
Oscar L. Cooper of Keenes died at 11 12 p.m. Sunday in Jefferson Memorial Hospital at age 74 11. Mr. Cooper a retired teacher served Clay Wayne Marion and Jefferson counties. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday New Home Lowery Church with Rev Delbert Goff officiating burial in adjoining cemetery Osbon Funeral Home in Dix. Born Aug 15 1890 in Farrington Township married Martha A Alderson Aug 31 1915 in Salem. Survived by three daughters a brother four sisters six grandchildren two great grandchildren and Wells Chapel General Baptist member.
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Oscar Lee Cooper
Keenes
Jeffeson Memorial Hospital
Cooper
Clay
Wayne
Marion
Jefferson
New Home
Lowery
Delbert Goff
Osbon Funeral
Dix
Farrington Township
Joseph
Cora E. (Burns) Cooper
Salem
Martha A. Alderson
Finley Shields
John Look
Peoria
Donald Pierce
Barberton
Ohio
Thomas Cooper
Springfield
Iil
Susie Gaston
Rochelle Irl
Emory Youngblood
Frankie Wood
Bluford
James E. Ellis
Mt. Vernon
Wells Chapel General Baptist Church
John Willmore Dies at 90 in Ina Funeral Planned
John H. Willmore, 90, of Ina died at 12:20 p.m. Sunday in Memorial Hospital at Salem. Funeral services are set for 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Ina Funeral Home with Rev. Jack Ketteman and Rev. James Benton officiating. burial will be in Kirk Cemetery. The body lies in state at the Ina Funeral Home until 6:00 p.m. today. He was born February 11, 1877, in Jefferson County, son of Henry and Harriett Willmore. He married Ada Whittenburg, who survives, along with a daughter Mrs. Gretta Raley of Westminster, California, two grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. A son preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Willmore
Ina
Memorial Hospital
Salem
Jack Ketteman
James Benton
Kirk Cemetery
Inn
Mr. Wilmore
Jefferson County
Henry and
Harriett (Atkins) Willmore
Ada Whittenburg
Gretta Raley
Westminster
Calif
Funeral for Lester McReynolds Tuesday at Ghorgon Funeral Home
Lester McReynolds 50 died at 5 00 am Saturday at his Benton home. Funeral services will be at Ghorgon Funeral Home in Dahloren with Rev R L Schlag officiating. Burial is at Flint cemetery. Friends may call at any time. He formerly lived in Belle Rive.
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Lester McReynolds
Ghorgon
Dahloren
R. L. Schlag
Flint
Mr. McReynolds
Benton
Belle Rive
Beauties on Parade at the Fair Tonight
Continued from Page One report notes Lesser placing fifth. Barrel Race won by Dick Hall of Terre Haute. Handy Horse won by Bud Northrup of Fayette, Ind. Rescue Race secured first place for Bob Jones of Marion.
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Lesser
Dick Hall
Terre Haute
Bud Northrup
Fayette
Ind
Bob Jones
Marion
Two Hurt In Four Car Broadway Crash
Two people injured early Sunday in a four car crash on Broadway. Michael E. Flanagan aged 20 was charged with reckless driving. James Dare aged 18 also injured as Flanagan’s passenger. Both taken to Good Samaritan Hospital by Litton Ambulance but not admitted. Damages exceeded $100 to three involved cars and about $50 to a fourth.
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Broadway
Michael E. Flanagan
Vernon
James Dare
Flanagan
Dave
Good Samaritan Hospital
Litton
Mt. Vernon
Ruth V. Dowdell
Route 3
Dowdell
Edward Pickett
Iuka
Pickett
Charles L. Crowder
Night of Racial Unrest at Cairo
An overnight firebombing at the Rink store sparked a riot in Cairo causing street closings. Missouri and Illinois troopers reportedly redirected traffic. no injuries were confirmed though damage estimates were sketchy. NAACP officer Miss Hatti B. Kendrick blamed antagonistic police and said teen gangs caused the bombings, with no adults involved.
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Missouri
Cairo
Illinois
Alexander County
NAACP
Hatti B. Kendrick
Hunt
Miss Kendrick
Curtail Outgoing Mail Here At Mt Vernon Rail Hub
Mt Vernon mails face curtailment with rail shipping handling about 65 percent of outgoing mail. Officials weigh efficiency and cost as rail routes remain primary conduit for local dispatch.
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Mt. Vernon
Weather snapshot Saturday to Monday with showers noted
AAP reports a Saturday high of 79 and low 58, Sunday 8 and 55 with a few light showers across Illinois. Daytime temps mid to upper 80s in places, overnight 57 to 64, with showers ending by sunset. Chicago reached 78, Quincy 80 before dipping to 57 overnight.
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Associated Press
Ilinois
Belleville
Vandalia
Chicago
Quincy
Moline
Wusseee
Toon Peoria
Ates
Springfield
Rockford
Aee
Wee
Atees
Mane Belleville Ee
Chicago Midway
Chicago O'Hare
Chicago Lakefront
Midwest
South Bend Wu
Madison Wipatoneiey
Green Pay
Paducah Beereeme
Dubuque
Albany
Clear
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Deas Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Five Day Outlook for Southern Illinois Temperatures
Southern Illinois five day period Tuesday through Saturday will average 2 to 5 degrees below normals with minor day to day variations. Normal highs range from the upper 70s north to around 90 south, and lows from the mid 60s north to the low 70s south. Precipitation expected half to one inch with scattered showers or thunder showers Tuesday and again near week’s end.
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Ilinois
Upper &S
Hospital Notes summarizing admissions and discharges
Admission list includes Pauline Mick, Martha Keen, Leon Johnson, Rosa Tucker, Ollie Pigg, Cheryl Rainey, Rufus Youngblood, Nason Newell, Mary Hunt, Earl Hayes, Dorothy Johnston, Pansy Turpin, Gretta Kimble, Glenda Garrison, Max Cornick, Barbara Sampson, Eileen Schweinfurth, Steven Ochs, Frankie Lanham, Larry Martin, Mildred Eiler, Leon Harris, Sarah Taylor, Bernice DeJesus, Dora Wheeler, Lowell Bender, Christine Ruppel, Clifford Williams. Discharges include Alice Osborn, Roy Matthews, Mrs Hilda Donoho and baby Erin Bruce, Lena Sefried, Daisy Taylor, Aurel Gockel, Ruth Metcalf, Mary Frances Mount, Florence Sanders, Celia Sorenson, Frances Scott, Geraldine Maxey, Eva Henn, Nason Newell, Bernie Shell, Mrs Charlotte Tolley and hba by Rhonda Faye, Larry Mendenall, Ronnie Magness, Terry Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan
Nason Newell
Scheller
Mary Hunt
South
Earl Hayes
Dorothy Johnston
Pansy Turpin
Main
Gretta Kimble
Glenda Garrison
Max Cornick
Barbara Sampson
Lamar
Eileen Schweinfurth
North
Steven Ochs
RFD
Frankie Lanham
Benton
Larry “Martin
Harvey
Minois
Mildred Eiler
Park
Leon Harris
South 12Th
Sarah Taylor
Opdyke
Bernice DeJesus
Dora Wheeler
Woodlawn
Lowell Bender
Crownview
Christine Ruppel
Oakland
Clifford Williams
Alice Osborn
South 19Th
Roy Matthews
Wayne City
Hilda Donoho
Baby
Erin Bruce
Iuka
Lena Sefried
Daisy Taylor
Aurel Gockel
Ruth Metcalf
Grant Place
Mary Frances Mount
Kell
Florence Sanders
Centralia
Celia Sorenson
Frances Scott
Belle Rive
Geraldine Maxey
Bluford
Eva Henn
South Fourth
Bernie Shell
Charlotte Tolley
Hbaby
Rhonda Faye
1100
Perkins
Larry Mendenall
Old Union Road
Ronnie Magness
Beech Grove
Indiana
Terry Michael Mason
1704 Lambert
Local residents named in Belleville notices
Neil W. Mueller and Carol J. Wallace of Belleville are listed along with William Leslie Armstrong of 300 South 19th Street and Cynthia Sue Sammons of 1008 Wilshire in a community notice detailing residents and addresses.
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Neil W. Mueller
Carol J. Wallace
Belleville
William Leslie Armstrong
South 19Th Street
Cynthia Sue Sammons
Wilshire
Adam Zeboski Fined $10 for Improper Lane Use
In Circuit Court here, Adam Zeboski of Benton was fined ten dollars for improper lane usage. The concise judgment notes no further penalties or conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Zeboski
Benton
Markets Mt Vernon hog prices steady at noon
Prices paid until 12 30 p m today were unchanged with top at 21 75 for 710 to 230 lb meat type hogs and sows 19 00 for 300 weight down. Boars 12 50 and 13 00. After 12 30 p m prices will be based on next day prices.
Mt Vernon Prices Quoted for Grains at Morning Market
Mt Vernon reported prices for wheat at 1.27, soybeans at 2.69, and shell corn at 1.36 in morning quotes.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago grain prices report from AP
Wheat No 2 hard 1.54 percent, No 2 red 1.45. Corn No 2 yellow 130 percent. Oats No 2 heavy white 6 percent. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.2646. Soybean oil 9.15.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices at National Stockyards on Tuesday
Estimates show cattle 4,000. calves 200. hogs 7,500. sheep 400. Hogs 210-240 lb barrows and gilts 23.00-23.50. 300-600 lb sows 17.50-20.25. Cattle 4,500 head with steers 24.00-26.50, heifers 23.00-25.75, vealers 25.00-33.00, slaughter calves 18.00-24.00. Sheep 900 with spring lambs 23.50-25.00 and ewes 4.00-7.00.
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National Stockyards
St Louis Produce Egg and Poultry Grades Listed
St Louis Produce reports eggs and live poultry prices and grades. Consumer egg grades include A large 29 to 33, A medium 19 to 24, A small 12 to 15, B large 20 to 24, with wholesale standards 19 to 21 and unclassified 17 to 18. Heavier hens over 5 pounds 7 to 8, under 5 pounds 7 to 8. Broilers and fryers priced at 27 to 28.25.
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ST. Louis
Chicago live poultry and butter prices steady
Chicago wholesale markets report unchanged pricing across poultry and dairy. Live poultry roasters fetch 27 to 29 cents per pound while special fed white rock fryers trade 20 to 22 cents. Butter and eggs also hold steady with quoted grades and miscellaneous figures listed by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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Chicago
Asda
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wall Street firms on gains as strike news fades
Wall Street rose after news of a nationwide strike eased. Trading was active with gains outnumbering losses about 3 to 2. The Associated Press average up 1.41 to 331.9, Dow Jones industrial average at noon up 2.83 to 884.88. Prospects of Congress ending the walkout boosted optimism while rails and autos led gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Chesapeake & Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Ern Pacific
Ilinois Central and Southern Railway
International Telephone
Xerox
Chrysler
Auto
American Motors
Bethlehem, Jones & Laughlin
Republic Steel
Goodrich
American Stock Exchange
Indus
Rev Houser Installed At Waltonville Church Event
Reverend Argyl E. Houser was installed as minister at the Waltonville Universalist church in special services attended by about a hundred. The rite, conducted by Reverend Robert E. Campbell, also marked Houser’s ordination anniversary with fellow clergy from Illinois Georgia and Idaho present. A post installation service followed with dinner and a musical program by visitors from Paw Paw Ir and Oaklandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyl E. Houser
Waltonville Universalist Church
Century Old
Robert E. Campbell
Tenafly
New Jersey
Houser
Illinois
Georgia
Idaho
Campbell
J. L. Mitchell
Fairfield
Paw Paw
Oaklandon
Indiana
Births: three sons and a daughter in Good Samaritan hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Burton of 214 south 7th street welcomed a son Randy Lee born Saturday morning at Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds. Mr and Mrs Chester Taylor of 712 Forest welcomed Nathaniel born Saturday afternoon at Good Samaritan hospital weighing five pounds thirteen and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs William McCauley of 613 Strawberry welcomed Steven Spencer born Saturday night at Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds 13 ounces. Mr and Mrs Arnold Burke of RFD 1 Brownsville Road welcomed Rhonda Sue born Sunday morning at Gold Samaritan hospital weighing six pounds twelve ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burton
South 7Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Randy Lee
Chester Taylor
Forest
Nathaniel
William McCauley
Strawberry
Steven Spencer
Arnold Burke
RFD 1
Brownsville Road
Gold Samaritan Hospital
Rhonda Sue
Quiet Night In Newark Ends Riots After Five Days
Newark quieted for a night as National Guardsmen patrolled Springfield Avenue after brutal rioting left 24 dead and over 1100 injured statewide. Gunfire and firebombs continued in Plainfield, Jersey City, and East Orange, with two white suspects arrested for shooting at a Negro boy and officials warning bodies may lie hidden. Property damage exceeded 100 million as authorities struggle to restore order after days of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
New Jersey
Plainfield
Jersey City
East Orange
Springfield Avenue
Richard J. Hughes
Watts
Centralia Grain Theft Accusations Alarm Officials
Centralia men are accused of stealing grain in a scheme spanning March 1865 to April 1867. Bonds set at 12,500 each. Weiss Fouts and another, claim only spilled grain was taken. Jack W. Mathis, 31, of rural Centralia, charged with stealing auto tires from box cars in Centralia yards. he is an I C engineer. Authorities probe possible collusion between Mahis and the four men. current evidence suggests no connection between the two cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karmeier
Weiss
Fouts
Jack W. Mathis
Centralia
Centralia I. C
I. C
Mahis
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Grayce Scrivner
Belle Rive Christian Church
M. L.ogletree
Tennessee Rights
Bessie Donahoo
Pleasant Hill
Oscar L. Cooper
John Willmore
Mt. V. State Fair
American Legion Cotter Guard
Mt. Vernon State Fair
Joe Summer
Charlie Shoemaker
Ransom Price
Drayton Allison
Loyd Marlow
Duane Allison
Jim Kaufman
Flanagan, Dowedell and Pickett
Crowder
C.S.T
Salem Road
Jefferson Memorial
Pauline Jean Mick
Bonnie
Martha E. Keen
Texico
Leon H. Johnson
Jordan
Rosa Tucker
Ollie Ann Pigg
Cheryl Rainey
Circuit Court
Urain
Wall Street
L. B. DeWitt
Rev
Waltonville Church
Florida
Pasco Rowells
State Highway Department
Cocker Nelson
Santa Rosa
H.C. Crawford
Milton
Griggs
Down Town
Grigg
ACU
Pullip
Eara
Centralians
Bill
Bill Kniffen
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