Death of Charles Talbert longtime Schulze and Burch manager
Charles EB Talbert 65 of Centralia Road died at his home. He retired in 1971 as district manager of Schulze and Burch Biscuit Co. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at Brintlinger’s Decatur with Rev. Leroy Sanders. burial Fairlawn Decatur. Survived by Pauline Sprague Talbert wife. two sons Roger and Thomas. three grandsons. born June 4 1911 in Decatur.
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Charles Eb, Talbert
Centralia Road
Schulze and Burch Biscuit Company
Brintlinger’s
Decatur
Leroy Sanders
Fairlawn
Brintlinger
Hughey- Pulley Funeral Home
Mr. Talbert
Charles R. Talbert Sr
Cecilia
Sloan) Talbert
Mt. Auburn
Pauline Sprague
First United Methodist Church
Mt. Vernon
Roger Talbert
Atlanta
Thomas Talbert
Columbus
Ind
Death of Hoyle L. Staggs at Mt. Vernon
Hoyle L. Staggs 58 of Route 1 was found dead at home at 2 p.m. Wednesday after reportedly dying days earlier. Coroner cites probable natural causes with inquest planned. Graveside rites set for Friday 1 p.m. at Kirk cemetery Inn officiated by J. Howard Kraps. friends may visit Hughey-Pulley Funeral Home after 6:30 p.m. today. Born March 21 1918 in Waldo Ark he worked as a lumber miller and box car builder, served six years in the U.S. Army. Survived by three brothers Arlis Staggs Lib erty Tex Huel Staggs Dallas Tex Lynn Staggs Dodge City La two sisters Bertha Cox Hope Ark Verle Blackmon Magnolia Ark and several nieces and nephews.
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Hoyle L. Staggs
Route 1
John Richardson
Staggs
Kirk Cemetery
Inn
J. Howard Kraps
Hughey-Pulley Funeral Home
Mr. Staggs
Waldo
Ark
Jake
Rosie (McAdams) Staggs
U.S. Army
Arlis Staggs
Liberty
Tex
Huel Staggs
Dallas
Lynn Staggs
Dodge City
Bertha Cox
Hope, Ark
Verle Blackmon
Magnolia
Ada Vise Lawrenceville
Ada Vise 92 died at 5 a.m. Wednesday at United Methodist Village Lawrenceville. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Methodist Church Ewing with Dr E M Dycus officiating. Burial Macedonia Cemetery. Nichols Funeral Home Lawrenceville in charge. Born Franklin County February 16 1884 daughter of Bill and Kate Fisher. Married James S Wise March 29 1908 he preceded her in death. Member United Methodist Church Ewing past matron of Eastern Star Ladies Guild. Survived by nieces and nephews Bill Fisher Glenn Fisher Katherine Hatchcraft, all of Macedonia.
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Ada Vise
United Methodist Village
Lawrenceville
Methodist
Ewing
E. M. Dycus
Macedonia Cemetery
Nichols Funeral Home
Wise
Franklin County
Bill
Kate Fisher
James S. Wise
United Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Ladies Guild
Bill Fisher
Glenn Fisher
Katherine Hatchcraft
Macedonia
Funeral for Voyle Hardesty in Dahlgren mass
Voyle Hardesty 70 of Dahlgren died after being struck by a car near Ridgway Tuesday night. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at Gholson Funeral Chapel McLeansboro with Rev. Frank Griffith officiating. Burial Albion cemetery Hamilton county. Born May 23, 1906 in Hamilton county. Survived by widow Almedia Ray, a son John of Dahlgren, two grandchildren. Previously married to Pauline Bushkil.
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Voyle Hardesty
Dahlgren
Ridgway
Gholson Funeral Chapel
McLeansboro
Frank Griffith
Albion Cemetery
Hamilton County
Mr. Hardesty
McClenack
Laura J. (Mayberry) Hardesty
Pauline Bushkil
Hardee's Sheriff Gilbert Giddyup Weekend Visit
Sheriff Gilbert Giddyup plans a weekend tour in Mt. Vernon observing hamburgers and recruiting deputies. He visits Mt. Vernon hospitals Logan Street Day Care Center and Happy Time day nursery Friday, then appears at Hardee's Saturday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in a Midwest parade circuit.
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Hardee
Gilbert Giddyup
Mt. Vernon
Logan Street
Speedy McGreedy
Gilbert
Midwest
Markets Report From Mt Vernon And National Hoof
Mt Vernon quotes show Soybeans 6.35 Wheat 3.08 Corn 2.61 at 10:00 am. Chicago listings include Wheat No 2 hard 3.40 1/2, No 2 soft red 3.12 1/2, Corn No 2 yellow 2.97 1/2. St Louis eggs consumer grades and wholesale ranges recorded. National Stockyards cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices noted. New York stocks edge higher as durable goods orders rise 14 percent in June and Dow gains 0.1 percent to 940.44. MGIC and American Home Products steady, McDonald’s down 0.25, National Semiconductor up 0.25. Board volume 10.35 million.
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MT. Vernon
Chicago
New York
American Home Products, Down ' al Hs. McDonald's
National Semiconductor
Biggest Manhunt in Irish History Arrests 13 Suspects
Dublin police say 13 men connected to the assassination of British Ambassador Christopher Ewart Biggs have been arrested in what is described as Ireland’s largest manhunt. The bombing in Dublin killed Judith Cooke and wounded Brian Cubbon and the ambassador’s driver. Police hunt for three men seen fleeing the scene while a 36000 dollar reward remains.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Christopher Ewart- Biggs
Brian Cubbon
Cubbon
Judith Cooke
Brian O'Driscoll
Londonary
Northwn Ireland
Rory O'Brady
Sinn Fein
IRA
Sean Keenan
IRA Provisionals
David O'Connell
IRA Provisional
Joe O'Neill
Provisional Wing
Provisionals
Northern Ireland
IRA Provisional Wing
Irish Republic
Belfast
Convicted Legislator Gives Up Chairmanship in Illinois
Rep. Robert Craig, convicted of taking payoffs from the concrete industry, temporarily relinquished his chairmanship of an influential Illinois legislative commission but will remain a voting member. He spoke at a Motor Vehicle Laws Commission meeting, saying he would stay on until his situation is resolved. No votes were taken. Rep. Frank Giglio was elected acting chairman.
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Springfield
Ill
Robert Craig
Legislative Commission
Danville Democrat
Motor Vehicle Laws Commission
Craig
U.S. District Court
Kenneth Course
Chicago
Illinois House
Auto Thrill Show Set At Mt. Vernon Fair
The Jose Chitwood Auto Thrill Show will perform at 8:00 p.m. next Wednesday July 28 at the Mt. Vernon State Fair. Fifteen stuntmen ramp hands a clown an announcer and a full time mechanic will perform before the grandstand using 15 new Chevrolets and the Coca Cola cannon to propel a man 65 feet in the finale. Two wheel precision driving and stunts like slides spins rolls and crashes highlight the show in front of fairgoers.
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Jose Chitwood
Mt. Vernon State Fair
Time To Run at Bluford First Baptist Church
A Sunday 7 30 p m showing of Time to Run at Bluford First Baptist Church features Ed Nelson Randall Carver Barbara Sigel Joan Winmill and Gordon Rigsby. The drama centers on family conflicts and a troubled son who encounters a life change at a Jesus people gathering highlighting love and understanding.
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First Baptist Church of
Bluford
California
Ed Nelson
Randall Carver
Barbara Sigel
Joan Winmill
Gordon Rigsby
One Year Old Abducted Boy Found Safe in Illinois Cornfield
A one year old boy abducted from a Florida children's home was found wandering in a Southern Illinois cornfield near Shawneetown. The child, Bryan Constantino, was unharmed with only a bump on the head. Authorities described the suspect as a friend of the mother. the Illinois DCFS holds custody for return to Florida.
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Florida
S. Ill
Cornfield
Shawneetown, II
Gallatin County
Bryan Constantino
Dennise Constantino
Social and Economic Services Agency
West Palm Beach
Fla
Bryan
Glen McCabe
Shawneetown
McCabe
New Haven
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Seek Kidnapers to the Woods Estate
FBI agent in charge of the San Francisco office seeks kidnapers of the Woods estate in Portola Valley. A search warrant, signed by a San Mateo County judge, led to a 60-officer, 15-building sweep with a backstop SWAT team. Three armed masked men allegedly carried out the abduction, possibly by a drug and gun cult tied to wealthy families.
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Woods
Charles Bates
FBI
San Francisco
San Mateo County
Houchins
Portola Valley
Howlett faces conflict over Sun Steel ties in 41 page Burt report
Reuben cites Burt findings on Howlett’s $15,000 yearly consulting role with a scrap iron firm while chairing the Vehicle Recycling Board. Burt said Howlett appeared clean but questioned impropriety. Reuben called Burt’s remarks confusing and said he may act amid credibility damage to Burt’s report.
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Burt
Howlett
Reuben
Sun Steel
Rend Lake board sets major projects plan and hires golf staff
The Rend Lake board outlines priorities for the next months including completing a sewage treatment plant to enable a convention center, raising about 500000 for the project, and beginning payment of about 4 million in interest on long term government loans. They also plan to submit a trap field proposal to the EDA for 185000, hire Larry Huggins at 1000 a month to supervise golf course play, and seek a food concession mentor as Ron Ramsey withdraws.
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Economic Development Administration
Ron Ramsey
Foster
Frank Feltmeier
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon Lodge 31 will hold special meeting July 22
A special meeting of Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 31 AF. & A.M. will be held Thursday evening, July 22, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. Work in 1st degree. All members please note, visiting Brethren welcome. Loyd G. Ragan Worshipful Master 7-22
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Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 31 AF. & A.M
Loyd G. Ragan
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