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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1955

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Deaths R. H. Hamilton at 67. rites in McLeansboro

Robert Hillary Hamilton 67, Hamilton County leader and educator, died at St John’s Hospital Springfield. Former public aid superintendent, first Hamilton County Farm Bureau president, 27 years teacher and superintendent. Funeral Tuesday 1 p.m. at McLeansboro Methodist Church. burial I O O F cemetery. Survived by wife Hallie, four children, three brothers. Born 1888 in McLeansboro.

Register-News Mcleansboro Robert Hillary Hamilton Hamilton County St. John's Hospital Springfield Public Aid Commission Hamilton County Farm Bureau Methodist Church F. B. Hamilton Frankfort Germany Robert H. Hamilton, Jr Lansing Mich James Harold Hamilton Chicago Mary Jo Dallas Tex James A Tom Clarence Peoria

Death of Denise Lynn Levault Reported in Chicago Heights

Word was received this morning of the death of Denise Lynn Levault two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Levault of Chicago Heights Tl Mrs Levault is the former Mary Ellen Chesney of Bonnie The body will be taken to Les ger Funeral arrangements were incomplete

Denise Lynn Levault Bob Levault Chicago Heights

Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across two memorials

Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial records show multiple admissions including Mrs. Marie Daily and Mr. William McGehee at Good Samaritan with others named. discharges include Mrs. Maggie Chaney and infant Donald Ray. Jefferson Memorial lists admissions such as Mrs. Grace Savage and Edward Woolever, with discharges including Mrs. Louise Allen and Mrs. Nora McMahan.

Good Samaritan Marie Daily William McGehee Emanuel Ivanos Robert Williams Wilam Cochran William Bell Lulu Hale Charles Sagent Martha ‘Ann Somers Jesse Chambliss Maggie Chaney Linda Ruth Tucker Evelyn Spotanski Donald Ray Elda Richardson Leo Horton Jewel Johnson Jimmie Robert Clarence Scott Marilyn Jane K Gon Darrell Michael Barbara Lee Potts Isabel Bernice Ratajczyk James Clyde Winters Naomi Rebecca Cullins Janet Bue Jesse Harris Jefferson Memorial Grace Savage Bill Finney Boyd Cena Hunt Wayne City Marie Dalton RED Bluford Edward Woolever Rockford Til Grace Linder Salem Isaac Morgan

Births in Good Samaritan Hospital

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Skaggs at 10 34 PM weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Mr and Mrs Omer Houseworth welcomed a son at 4 13 AM weighing 5 pounds 13 ounces. Mr and Mrs David Ellis welcomed a daughter at 5 44 AM weighing 6 pounds 10.5 ounces. Mr and Mrs George Rogers welcomed a son at 2 41 PM weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces named Bruce Keene. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Bender welcomed a daughter at 6 55 AM weighing 7 pounds.

Harold Skaggs South 26Th Street Good Samaritan Hospital Omer Houseworth RFD David Ellis South 23Rd Street George S. Rogers North 12Th Street Bruce Keene Johnnie Bender South 10Th

Police Court Fines Incurred by Four Defendants

Fines assessed before Police Magistrate Allan Dulaney include Ronald Kinnear of McLeansboro ten dollars plus costs for a drunk charge Harold Nave of Eldorado seven dollars plus costs for speeding forty two in a thirty zone Pursie Pipes fifteen dollars plus costs for careless driving Aliet Johnston of Houston Texas fifty dollars plus costs for transporting an alcoholic beverage with the seal broken in a car.

Allan Dulaney Ronald Kinnear McLeansboro Harold Nave Eldorado Aliet Johnston Houston Texas

22 Killed in Rioting Today at Casablanca

Rioting in Casablanca Morocco entered its fourth day as 22 more people died raising the death toll in the French Moroccan clash to 63 killed and over 100 wounded. Estimates including Arabs hiding their dead push totals toward 200. a 7 p.m. curfew curbed violence in the Arab quarter while the European section fell silent after 9 p.m. Official figures list 50 Moroccans and 13 Europeans dead, with 52 natives wounded.

Associated Press Casablanca Morocco

Hypnotism Used To Deliver Polio Patient’s Baby

In Dallas Parkland Memorial Hospital doctors avoided drugs for a polio patient in labor. A psychologist hypnotized 32 year old Mrs. Edward J. Schwartz while she gave birth to Michael Edward Schwartz, six pounds, via oxygen tube and labor aids. Doctors said the case was unusual and not a general obstetric practice.

Associated Press Dallas Edward J. Schwartz Parkland Memorial Hospital Michael Edward Schwartz

Four Deaths In Indiana Accident

Four persons were killed Sunday near Plymouth Indiana when two drivers swerved to avoid collision and crashed head on on U S 30. The victims include Airman Donald Otto Stein 19 of Kenosha Wisconsin and his bride Mary Elizabeth Fountain Stein 19, Mrs Kathryn Courtright 37 of Westerville Ohio, and Airman Theodore J Bullman 21 of Galesburg Illinois. Bullman died in a Plymouth hospital hours after the crash.

Bullman Plymouth

Mt Vernon Lodge No 31 Meeting Notice

Regular meeting of Mt Vernon Lodge No 31 A F and A M Monday July 18 at 730 pm Visiting Brethren welcome Members urged to attend James R Apgar W M Wm E Reavis Secretary 7 18

Mt. Vernon Lodge A. F A.M James R. Apgar W. M

Rail Disaster Kills 32 In Chile in Dense Fog

In San Bernardo, Chile, police and rescue workers surveyed the wreckage after a collision between a Santiago bound passenger train and a stopped train. At least 32 were killed, with officials citing about 100 injured and earlier counts reaching 38 bodies.

Chile Associated Press San Bernardo Farlier Santiago

Plane crash injures two near Pere Marquette Park

A sightseeing plane with four aboard struck 80-foot tension wires above the Illinois River ten miles north of here and crashed into shallow water near Pere Marquette Park. Pilot John Surgeon sustained bruises. passenger Larry J. Wheeler, 15, of East St. Louis, was in fair condition. Uninjured were J W Clymer, Larry’s uncle, and Denny Clymer, 12, both from Niles.

Associated Preas Graftomn Ilinois River Here Pere Marquette Park Larry J. Wheeler East St. Louis Alton John Surgeon Grafton

Strike Ties Up 90 Towboats on Mississippi River

A strike tying up about 50 towboats and their barges began early today on the Mississippi River system and tributaries. Negotiations ended at 4 a.m. but a new session was set for 2 p.m. under federal mediation, with AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots A ssa spokesman declining to predict the outcome. Ed Adams, business agent, said the 50 towboats could represent about a quarter of the system’s shipping across the Missouri, Ohio, Illinois regions.

Bn Associated Press St, Louis Mississippi River Federal Mediation Service Ed Adams AFL Masters, Mates and Assa Mississippi Missouri Ohio Illinois

Thought Drowning Man Was Joking In Lake Tragedy

Edward Ralston, 23, of Chicago drowned in Hastings Lake near Waukegan while three companions thought he was joking. They heard him cry out and disappear, and only later saw bubbles as a rescue squad from Antioch, Illinois failed to revive him.

Associated Press Waukegan Ralston Chicago Hastings Lake Joseph Horsch Antioch

Luckiest motorist alive after 22000 volt crash

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE N J Police termed Edward Bryk 36 of Philadelphia the luckiest man alive after dozing at the wheel and crashing into a utility pole on Rt 9 at Swainton. The 22000 volt lines were knocked down but power was off briefly as he stepped from the car and possibly touched the lines. He was treated for minor injuries.

Air Associated Press Cape May Court House N. J Edward Bryk Philadelphia Rt. 9 Swainton Eryk

Boy Drowns While Swimming in Centralia Lake

Billy Joe Friend, 16, of Odin Illinois drowned Sunday in Centralia’s old reservoir where he and companions swam. He apparently tired and went under about 30 feet from shore.

Associated Press Centralia Billy Joe Friend Odin, Til

Eisenhower outlines six points of anti subversion plan

The message argues halting subversion in non communist states and lists six policy points: German unification, satellites, iron curtains, international communism, disarmament, and atoms for peace. It emphasizes mutual respect with the Soviet Union, free elections in Eastern Europe, reduced barriers, and shared gains from arms reduction and peaceful atomic uses.

U.S Europe Soviet Union United Nations Eisenhower Yalta Russia Atoms For Peace

Boy Bitten By Boa Constrictor At Parkway Zoo

Anssstated Press reports Kenneth Sexton was bitten three times Sunday by a boa constrictor he held at Parkway Zoo in Asheville North Carolina. The nonpoisonous snake, usually crushing its victims, was angered when a boy squeezed its tail. The bites were not serious.

Asheville N. C Kenneth Sexton Parkway Zoo

Lost Boy Found Asleep In Field

A two year old boy missing from his home overnight was found asleep in a cornfield at dawn. Terry Moglin was unharmed after searchers patrolled the Illinois River near his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Meglin of Oglesby. He was last seen about 9:30 p.m. Sunday. The field adjoins the river.

Associated Press LA Salle Terry Moglin Illinois Robert Meglin Oglesby

Man Burns In Washing Gasoline Fire Incident

Detroit truck driver Steve Nemec, 42, attempted to wash clothes using 15 gallons of gasoline. A spark from the washing machine motor ignited the gasoline, causing a fire that damaged the utility room. Nemec was treated at a hospital for minor burns.

Associated Press Detroit Steve Nemec Nemec

Drowning Death Near Rock Island at Lake Potter

L. C. Patton a 27 year old Rock Island man drowned Sunday at Lake Potter a Mississippi River bayou within the city park system. He was missed by friends after swimming across the lake and his body was recovered about an hour later marking the first fatality in Rock Island this year.

Rock Island Ill L. C. Patton Lake Potter Mississippi River Rock Island Park System Patton

German Surnames Von Van De Meaning and Origin

The prefixes von van de in German family names show a historic prepositional use meaning of or from. These elements mirror Dutch van and French de and indicate origin or affiliation in naming conventions.

von,” “van,” Or “de

Postman Chases Dog Injury in Hole Accident

Mail carrier James Riggs, irritated by a daily dog, chased the animal last week in Bethalto IN. He stepped into a hole, sprained his ankle, and a 15 pound mail sack struck him causing a bruise on his head.

Associated Press Bethalto James Riggs Riggs

Average farm sizes by region in early agriculture notes

New England dairying farms average 100 acres, the middle west hog and corn belt farms around 160 acres, the cotton belt in the south about 80 acres, and Great Plains wheat fields average 400 acres.

New England Middle West South Great Plains

Mary Astor Returns to Films After Five Year Hiatus

Hollywood star Mary Astor, after a five year pause marked by illness and stage work, is back in a film role with plans for another tour. She credits her survival to constant movement and a love for acting, having worked with many studios and transitioned from silent to sound cinema.

Mary Astor Hollywood Miss Astor Warners Columbia Paramount Fox RKO MGM New York Mary Don Juan Edward Everett Horton

Man and Wife Die After Train Collision Near Beaverville

Wayne Pallissard 24 and his wife Geraldine 24, an expectant mother, were killed when their auto was struck at a grade crossing about half a mile north of Beaverville Ti. They were returning home from a wedding shower in Kankakee County. The engine backed off to separate the wreckage after the car had to be tied to the tracks. The Big Four line, a New York Central branch, owned the train.

Watseka Beaverville Wayne Pallissard Geraldine Bradley Big Four Line The New York Central

Ottawa approves half cent sales tax

Ottawa Illinois officials estimate the new half cent municipal sales tax will raise about $160,000 annually. The Town Council unanimously approved the measure Friday night and it becomes effective August 1.

Associated Press Ottawa Ill

Mindszenty Freed From Prison In Secret Release

Vienna reports Cardinal Mindszenty, Hungary's 63 year old primate, was released from life term under illness and age concessions. Budapest officials say they do not know his current location as government reportedly limits pilgrimages.

Associated Press Vienna Budapest Joseph Cardinal Mindazenty Hungary Mindszenty Tito Alojzic Stepinac Krasie Cardinal Mindszenty Esztergom

Marriage Licenses Issued In Illinois Towns

Jasper G. Conner of Chicago Heights wed Eileen G. Newell of Waltonville. Len Palmer and Dottie Jo Francis, both of Mt. Vernon, Charles Dain and June Walsh, both of Mt. Vernon. Roy Lee Beal and June Rawlings, both of Neoga Ill.

Jasper G. Conner Chicago Heights Eileen G. Newell Waltonville Len Palmer Dottie Jo Francis Mt. Vernon Charles Dain June Walsh Roy Lee Beal June Rawlings Neoga, Ill

Thieves Break Into Rural Home Near Mt Verneon

Thieves entered Ray Faulkner’s rural home north of Mt. Vernon between 5 30 p m and 10 p m. They removed two suits five shirts and a quantity of food after gaining entry through a window. County officers reported the incident.

Ray Faulkner Mt. Vernon

Airport News Girls Fly For Carriers Names Involved

Don McLean escorted Alva Davis to Philadelphia yesterday and Earl Outland flew Don Morgan to St Louis this morning.

Don McLean Alva Davis Philadelphia Earl Outland Don Morgan St.Louis

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