Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Mt Vernon Register News in Mt Vernon, Illinois

We have 16,530,671 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1972

Page

1

Deaths Rudolph Erbe in Midwest City Oklahoma

Rudolph Erbe 74 died at home in Midwest City Oklahoma. Former Mt. Vernon resident. Survived by wife Lavada a daughter Mary Willetta Owens of Choctaw and grandson Donnie Morgan of Kansas City plus two great grandchildren. Funeral at Country State Baptist Church Oklahoma City at 10 30 a m tomorrow.

Rudolph Erbe Midwest City Oklahoma Mt. Vernon Lavada (Lowry) Erbe Country State Baptist Church Oklahoma City Lavada Mary Willetta Owens Choctaw Okla Donnie Morgan Kansas City

Obituary of John Paul Mt Vernon longtime maintenance man

John Paul 86 of 310 S 2nd St died 12 30 a m today at Good Samaritan Hospital. He served Mt Vernon Township High School and also worked at the public library and the Appellate Courthouse. He was born March 10 1886 in Hamilton county to John R and Louise Jacobs Paul. He married Anna L Cummings in 1907 in Mt Vernon. she died earlier. Funeral 10 a m Monday at St Marys Catholic Church with Father James P Burke. burial in St Marys cemetery. Visitation after 3 p m Sunday at Hugh ey Pulley Funeral Home. Rosary 4 p m Sunday. Survived by daughter Mrs Eileen Oud Rutherford of Phoenix and a brother Lawrence Paul of Cairo plus two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by wife a son two brothers and two sisters.

John P. Paul S. 2Nd St Good Samaritan Hospital Paul Mt. Vernon Township High School Hamilton County John R Louise (Jacobs) Paul Anna L. Cummings Mt. Vernon St. Mary’s Catholic Church James P. Burke St. Mary’s Cemetery Hughey-Pulley Burke Eileen Oul Rutherford Phoenix Ariz Lawrence Paul Cairo

Walter Hamilton Rites Set for Oct 22 1921 Birth

Walter W Hamilton 50 of 2517 Casey Ave died at 5 p m Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital Burial at Mt Olive cemetery in Hamilton county with services by American Legion Post 141 He was born Oct 22 1921 in Hamilton county married Bertha Morris Nov 3 1969 He leaves wife daughter Helene Marie and son Dennis Eugene two brothers and three sisters including Leroy James Grace Ruth predeceased by parents and one sister. He was a carpenter and WWII veteran.

Walter W. Hamilton Casey Ave Good Samaritan Hospital Myers Chapel Mt. Olive Hamilton County American Legion Post 141 Mr. Hamilton Walter N Stella Dudley) Hamilton Bertha Morris Hamilton Southwest Church of Christ Bertha Helene Marie Dennis Eugene Leroy Aurora Ill James Carbondale Grace Hosick Denver, Colo Ruth Fullerton McLeansboro

Bill to raise minimum wage to $2.20 with delays

The proposed measure hikes non farm wages from 1.60 to 2.00 after 60 days and to 2.20 in two years, with farm workers at 1.30 rising to 2.20 in three years. Amendments delay effective dates and cut 1 million retail and service jobs under 250000 annual business. Exemptions blocking overtime would be repealed.

Mt Vernon Hog Market Recap 200-240 lb Hogs Prices

Market report shows No 1 and No 2 200 to 220 lb hogs at 28.00 to 28.50 per cwt with 28.75 for Sorted No 1. 200 to 240 lb mired No 1 and No 3 ranged 27.50 to 28.00. Sows sold 21.00 to 23.50.

Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Morning

Mt Vernon prices listed soybeans at 3 49 wheat 1 34 and corn 1 19 in a morning quotation.

Mt. Vernon

Chicago grain and dairy prices steady across futures

USDA and AP report wholesale butter prices unchanged with grade AA at 67 708, A at 67 708, B at 65 708. Eggs paid delivered to Chicago hold steady with grade A whites 33 34, medium whites 27 28, standards 26. Wheat No 2 hard red 1.57n, soft red 1.54n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.28n. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 77 4n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.4644n. Soybean oil 10 1in. No 2 yellow corn sold at 1.28% Thursday.

Chicago USDA

Livestock Receipts Report From National Stockyards Illinois

Estimated Monday receipts at National Stockyards include 5000 hogs 3000 cattle and 300 sheep. Hog prices mostly 29.00 to 30.00 for various weights with sows higher and boars lower. Cattle yard total small with no test slaughter. weaners 46.00 to 48.00. Sheep light with spring slaughter weights 32.00 to 32.50 for small lambs and lower for larger stock.

National Stockyards Ill

Egg price report from St. Louis market week

AP notes consumer egg grades with large A 28 to 37 cents, medium A 25 to 34, small A 15 to 25, B large 24 to 32, wholesale A large 15 to 17, standard 13 to 15, medium 11 to 13, pullet 6 to 8, leghorns 2, hens heavy 9, medium 6, ready to cook broilers and fryers 27.50 to 28.50 for next week's delivery.

ST. Louis

Wall Street recovers modestly on favorable economic data

Wall Street rose slightly in moderate trading as investors digested a stronger economy, slower inflation, and cooling consumer prices. The Dow Jones noon average stood at 909.69, down 0.76, with mixed results among industrials, transports, utilities, and overall stocks.

New York New York Stock Exchange Monte Gordon Sartorius & Co

Roberts charged with theft in Woodlawn case

George Roberts is charged with theft in a circuit court complaint filed Tuesday. Sharon Roberts alleges he stole about $100 worth of household items from her home on Rt. 1 Woodlawn the night of July 17. Bond is set at $1,000.

George Roberts Sharon Roberts Rt. 1 Woodlawn

Mt. Vernon Festival to Feature Sweet Corn-Watermelon Days

The Greater Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce will host an Aug 25 and 26 festival with rock and roll, country and western music, and a parade. Local 465 of the American Federation of Musicians funds the entertainment with Joe Cooper and Smoke Ltd performing rock and roll and Shelly Shelton Trio for country and western sounds. Street dancing likely on parking lots of King City Federal and Bank of Illinois. Joe Bocchiardi of Illinois Power Co. arranging in concert for the street entertainment.

Jefferson County Bill Steffy Mt. Vernon American Federation of Musicians Wilma Wright King City Federal Savings & Loan Association Bank of Illinois Joe Cooper Smoke Ltd Shelly Shelton Local 465

Ford Asks Price Hike for 1973 Models

Ford Motor Co along with General Motors Chrysler and American Motors asked the government to approve price increases to offset costs from mandatory safety and emissions items. Ford proposed an average $92 rise or 2.2 percent on 1973 models, while GM sought $90 (1.9%), Chrysler moved from $180 to $110 per vehicle, and AMC indicated about $150 or 5 percent though not naming a dollar figure. The companies say these costs stem from federal requirements and plan further requests for other economic costs after January 1.

Detroit Ford Motor Co General Motors American Motors AMC Ford Chrysler

Kucharski to Visit Jefferson County State Fair

Assistant Secretary of State Edmund J. Kucharski, Republican candidate for Secretary of State, will attend the Jefferson County State Fair on July 23. His candidacy is endorsed by the Independent Voters of Illinois.

Edmund J. Kucharski Jefferson County State Fair Kucharski Iinois

Evansville Man Installed By Shriners

Henry B Struby of Evansville Indiana was installed as Imperial Potentate of the Shriners North America at the Imperial Council session in Dallas Texas. C Victor Thornton of Fort Worth handed the role as the organization began its centennial celebration. The meeting closed with Struby's installation and more than 100000 Shriners attended. The next Imperial Council session will be in Atlanta Georgia starting July 2 1973.

Henry B. Struby Evansville Ind Shrine of North America Struby Credithrift of America Dallas, Tex Henry B Struby North America Shriners Imperial Council C. Victor Thornton Fort Worth Imperial International Organization Atlanta

Fire Evacuates 35 Patients at Nursing Home

Hickman says a cigarette or match likely lit a couch in the lounge causing a fire that forced 35 patients to evacuate. No fatalities or serious injuries were reported. Three fire department companies responded to the scene.

Hickman

Attorney General in Mt. Vernon Speech Emphasizes Public Help

In Mt. Vernon, the attorney general described himself as the lawyer for 11 million people and urged the audience that he cannot be rehired without public support, framing the role as broader than state agencies.

MT. Vernon Scott

Gonder mute in arraignment here

Judge Benefiel heard motions on admissibility and witness procedure. Defense requested no interrogation without counsel and noted lack of advance notice for hearsay testimony. Illinois officials and Indiana authorities discussed co counsels and potential future hearings with Zagel possibly joining later.

Benefiel Gonder Douglas Indiana James Zagel Illinois Attorney General's Office Zagel Richard Speck Chicago Senefiel Gilda and Hanna

Jefferson County Survey Of Historic Sites Starts Sunday

A field survey of historic landmarks in Jefferson County will be conducted July 23 to 25 under the Illinois Historic Land marks Survey. Jerry Elliston announced the effort on behalf of the Jefferson County Historical Society. Local historians and Ralph Lewis urged anyone with information on sites of historic or archaeological importance to contact William G. Farrar at 320 South Main Street Benton 62812 before July 22. The survey seeks sites with historical events or notable residents, architectural or engineering significance, and subsurface archaeological remains from Indian and French settlement eras.

Jefferson County Illinois Historic Landmarks Survey Jerry Elliston Historic Landmarks Survey Historic Structures Survey Illinois

Power Shortage and Dirty Air Grip Eastern Seaboard

A steamy air mass over the Eastern seaboard strained power supplies causing blackouts and pollution alerts across cities. Temperatures rose to the high 80s to mid 90s with limited relief expected. utilities cut back voltage and sought imports from Ontario to avert outages as officials warned of hazardous air and brief showers offering only temporary respite.

Associated Press Seaboard National Weather Service East Bermuda Mississippi River Valley Gulf Pittsburgh Ohio Ohio River Valley Washington, D.C New York New York Power Pool Ontario Canada Consolidated Edison Co New York City Westchester County Philadelphia Electric Co Washington Potomac Electric Power Co Commonwealth Edison Co Illinois Pennsylvania Chester Trafic Walter Hoyle

Vancouver Woman Swallows Diamond Windfall

Shirley Martin of Vancouver swallowed her pride to keep a $3000 diamond found in a Salvation Army thrift store box of buttons. An appraiser labeled the uncut stone large, and RCMP questioned her outside. The jeweler later bought the diamond back for $3000.

Vancouver B.C Shirley Martin

Heath Candy Maker Dies in Robinson Michigan

Virgil D Heath 72 longtime head of L S Heath and Sons Inc candy makers died today He was one of four sons of L S Heath who founded the company The widow survives Funeral services set for Saturday

Bee introduction in Florida by English in 1763

The record notes that the honeybee was introduced to Florida by English settlers in the year 1763. The statement anchors the arrival to a colonial period, highlighting early ecological importation and cross Atlantic movement of species for apiculture.

Florida

Mrs Ida Shipley to Celebrate 100th Birthday

A birthday open house for Mrs. Ida Shipley marking her 100th birthday on July 28 will be held Sunday July 23 in the housing project community building at 6th Street and Dyer Avenue. Earlier reports placed the event at Mrs Shipley’s home with her daughter Mrs Cora Flannigan.

Ida Shipley 6Th Street Dyer Avenue

Mt. V. Savings And Loan Posts Record Year

Mt. Vernon Savings and Loan reports a record year at the 89th annual meeting. As of May 31, 1972 total assets reached 15,167,018 with a year gain of 2,573,568. Dividends to savers totaled 675,414. reserves rose to 996,674. The association financed 4,196,826 in new mortgage loans. Directors elected include Grant, Kirk, Manion Sr, Mateer, Pace, Spencer, Warren, Wielt, Wood. Rackaway named director emeritus. Chairman Warren led the board, with Grant as president and Spencer as executive VP.

Mt. Vernon Savings and Loan Wm. F. Spencer Mt. Vernon Donald S. Grant John A. Kirk John J. Manion, Sr Coyn Mateer E. Minor Pace

$25,000 Damage Suit Filed In Beating Case

A $25,000 damage suit arising from an alleged July 25, 1970 beating was filed in circuit court. Plaintiff David B. Sledge accuses Roy Sledge and Burrell Sledge of attacking him after Burrell asked removal of a bull from the defendants’ property, causing neck and shoulder injuries and partial loss of use of his right arm. Damages sought total $25,000 with $20,000 in compensatory and $5,000 in punitive damages.

David B. Sledge Roy Sledge Burrell Sledge

Also Mentioned on This Page

MT. Vernon Grain Chicago Grain Wall Street Linda Rubby Viking Restaurant Highway 460 Joe Bocchiardi Illinois Power Company Steffy L&n L&n Depot Survey of Historic Sites Peete Pankeey Charles E. Hughey Hughey-Pulley Funeral Home Main Mt. Vernes Heath Candy Maker Ida. Shipley Mt. V. Savings and Loan Harry Harry Stamper 10Th St
Search Courier

Search the Mt Vernon Register News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Mt Vernon Register News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication