Death of Dr Fred M Shupert dentist Centralia Ky 1888 196?
Dr. Fred M Shupert a Centralia dentist since 1914 died at 9 45 am Thursday at his home 338 North Poplar Centralia He retired in 1962 and his funeral will be Saturday at Welth Funeral Home Centralia with Rev Earle Harmon officiating Burial at Hillcrest Memorial Park Friends may call at Keith Funeral Home 7 00 to 9 00 pm He was born September 26 1888 in Owenton Kentucky married Olga Summers in Akron Ohio on October 27 1924 Survived by two daughters three brothers three sisters and a grandchild He graduated from Ohio Dental College in 1914 and was a member of Psi Omega and the Baptist church
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Fred M. Shupert
North Poplar
Cenadie
Shupert
Centralia
Welth
Centrala
Earle Harmon
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Keith
Dr. Shupert
Owenton
Findlay
Annie (True) Rupert
Akron
Olga Summers
William Isle
Mt. Vernon
Milburn Kane
Mt. Sterling III
Roy K. Shupert
Lexington
Earl Shupert
Stamping Ground
Robert Shupert
Covington
Elizabeth Chandler
Kate Wainscott
Ruth Wainscott
Cremons Ky
Ohio Dental College
Psi Omega Fraternity
The
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Official William Wilson Dies in Springfield
Funeral services were held in Springfield Illinois for William Wilson former grand secretary of the Illinois Odd Fellows. He also served as superintendent and his wife Ruth was matron of the Odd Fellows Children’s Home at Lincoln. Wilson resided in Springfield and was well known statewide for visiting lodges across southern Illinois.
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Springfield
Ill
Williiam Wilson
The
Illinois Odd Fellows
Aluminum Company of America Extends Vacation Pattern
NEW YORK AP The Aluminum Company of America and the AFL-CIO United Steelworkers reached a contract extension establishing long vacation periods for aluminum workers. The plan: 10 weeks off with pay for every five years of service, beginning Jan 1, 1964, covering about 12,000 employees at 11 plants. The deal adds sickness benefits plus $500 life insurance and extends hospital coverage to a full year. Negotiations had been ongoing since July 7 and McDonald hopes to sign similar accords with four other major producers.
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New York
Aluminium Company of America
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Alcoa
Eli- Bible
Hospital Notes at Jefferson Memorial Admits and Discharges
Inpatient listings show admissions at Jefferson Memorial for Georgia Anne Kauf man Dahlgren Morris Franklin Bechtel Woodlawn Robert D Jones Nokomis and at Good Samaritan for Susan Lynn Denton Winifred Virginia Eaton Emma Susan Klein Mabel Beatrice Blackard Hazel Rosetta Wyman Alma Mae Lewis William Norval Neeley Henry Cates Henn Thomas Gary Durham Minnie Maud McKitrick Vivian Fickle Discharges include Frank Bean Pearl Mays Everett Graham Jennie Goodrich Sandy Neal Ramona Flanagan Joseph N Payne Elliott Franklin Eiler Alma Frances Byard Lottie May Rofer Charles Williams Jennings Mrs Billie Jean Sheley and baby Jean Ann Philip Degenhart Jane Oliver Helen Louise Keller.
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Jefferson Memorial
Georgia Anne Kaufman
Dahlgren
Morris Franklin Bechtel
Woodlawn
Robert D. Jones
Nokomis
Frank Bean
Pearl Mays
Everett Graham
Jennie Goodrich
Sandy Neal
Ramona Flanagan
Good Samaritan
Susan Lynn Denton
Winifred Virginia Eaton
Emma Susan Klein
Mabel Beatrice Blackard
Hazel Rosetta Wyman
Alma Mae Lewis
William Norval Neeley
Henry Cates Henn
Thomas Gary Durham
Minnie Maud McKitrick
Vivian Fickle
Joseph N., Payne
Elliott Franklin Eiler
Alma Frances Byard
Lottie May Rofer
Charles Williams Jennings
Billie Jean Sheley
Jean Ann
Philip Degenhart
Jane Oliver
Helen Louise Keller
Births Carrie Lynn James Patrick and Kelley Jean
Mr and Mrs Courtney Leneave of 1207 Logan welcome a daughter Carrie Lynn at 12 17 this morning in Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Mr and Mrs Jack Ansley of 2rd street and Jones have a son James Patrick born at 3 41 in hospital weighing six pounds fourteen and one half ounces. Mr and Mrs Larry Lee Wyatt of Steger Illinois greet a daughter Kelley Jean born Sunday July in hospital in that city.
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Courtney Leneave
Logan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Carrie Lynn
Jack Ansley
2Rd Street
Jones
James Patrick
Larry Lee Wyatt
Steger, Lll
Kelley Jean
Disabled American Veterans Picnic Plans This Sunday
Meetings Day notes Chapter 28 Disabled American Veterans will hold their annual picnic on Sunday July 28 starting at 11 00 at the Mt Vernon end of town.
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Mt. Vernon
Local Livestock Market Steady as Hog Tops Hit 18.60
Prices were unchanged on the local livestock market today with hogs 190 to 220 pounds at 18.60. Sows weighed 300 pounds and over priced at 15.25 to 15.75 while smaller sows were 15.25 down. Boars ranged from 850 to 10.50.
Mt. Vernon Grain Prices in Mt Vernon This Afternoon
Mt Vernon grain traders quoted Wheat at 1.63 Soybeans at 2.51 and Corn at 1.27 this afternoon with prices listed for local buyers in Mt Vernon.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago grain market summary report
Chicago AP notes no wheat or soy sales. Corn No 1 yellow 1.3044. Oats No 2 heavy white 67 1, No 1 extra heavy white 6734, No 1 extra heavy mixed 6714, Soybean oil 8 % b.
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Chicago
Egg and poultry price listings from St. Louis market
AP report from St. Louis shows consumer grades for eggs and poultry. Large and small eggs priced 27 to 35 cents, medium 27 to 29, B large 28 to 29, wholesale 27 to 28, farm run 24 to 41. Hens 12 to 13 cents, light over five pounds 9 to 10, under five pounds 7 to 8, commercial broilers and fryers 15 to 16 cents per pound.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Produce prices at Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Butter steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged to 5 percent higher. Grades AA through C listed with scores and percentages. Eggs mixed with wholesale prices unchanged to 1 percent lower. Grade A whites and various egg quality categories shown with moisture and standard values.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Livestock market report from National Stockyards AP summary
National Stockyards cattle and hog sale results report buyers bid on hogs and cattle with varied weights. Prices ranged for No 12 hogs 190 240 pounds at 19.00 to 19.15 early 19.25, lighter 150 170 pounds 16.00 to 17.75, sows 275 350 pounds 16.00 to 17.00, calves and vealers mixed around 18.00 to 28.00, lambs 80 to 110 pounds 19.00 to 20.50 with some 20.50 to 21.50 for prime lots. Cattle and sheep values shown across utility to good grades and smaller lots.
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National Stockyards
USDA
Oil and Auto Shares Edge Up In Uneven Wall Street Session
Oils and the Big Three autos posted modest gains as trading slowed on a choppy market. Chrysler recouped most of Thursday’s loss while Ford and GM rose fractions. Major oils rose slightly on steady demand as IBM and Electronic Associates gained.
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NEW York
Big Three Motors
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Jersey Standard
Texaco
Royal Dutch
Indiana Standard
General Finance
DuPont
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Dead, wounded as quake hits Skopje area
Tanjug reported Skopje hospitals were badly damaged and crowded with injured after a strong quake. German tourists Ingeborg Weiss and Ingeborg Schuppke described fleeing the New Macedonia hotel as it collapsed, tiles and panes crashing down while crowds gathered in the square.
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Skopje
Tanjug
Ingeborg Weiss
Ingeborg Schuppke
Belgrade
New Macedonia
Cop Killer Dies In Gas Chamber
Sammy Alr Tucker, convicted cop killer, died in Missouri's gas chamber at 12:10 am. Warden E V Nash pulled the lever at 12:07 am releasing cyanide into acid under the death chair. The condemned man was pronounced dead by Dr H W Maxey.
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Jefferson City
Sammy Alr Tucker
Missouri
E.V. Nash
H.W. Maxey
Ng the Iaienteert
Geettendon
Cape
President on TV Seeks Pact Backing for Test Ban
The article reports on U S British and Soviet diplomats scrambling over a nuclear test ban treaty. Delegations debated linking a nonaggression pact to the accord while Harriman and Lord Hailsham witnessed a four hour delay before a partial boan was initiated. The Moscow communique hailed the step toward reducing tensions and urged broader progress though Senate and Parliament must approve.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Usnato
Spridonovka Palace
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Gromyko
Harriman
Hailsham
iMoscow
Moscow
U.S. Senate
Supreme Soviet
House of Commons
Labor Party
United States
Kennedy
Rusk
Hyannis Port
Mass
Soviet Union
Wayne City Post Office Bid Notice Published
The Post Office Department invites competitive bids to build and lease the Wayne City Illinois post office. Site on Main between Mill and Meadow chosen. bidder buys property constructs to specs and leases to the department for five years with options for ten more. Bidding docs available around August 1 1963 from L K Schwab Peoria IL. Bids due August 31 1963.
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Post Office Department
Wayne City
Illinois
J. Edward Day
Main ‘Street
Mill Street
Meadow Street
L. K. Schwab
Peoria
Peters Loses Budget Post
CHICAGO AP Senator Everett R Peters announces he is reconciled to no longer serving as Illinois Budgetary Commission chair after a GOP meeting signals he may lack votes to retain the post. Rep W J Murphy of Antioch is named as the likely replacement. full commission vote due August 5 in Springfield.
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Chicago
Everett R. Peters
R-St. Joseph
Illneis
Peters
GOP
Senate Appropriations Committee
Arthur J. Bidwill
River Forest
Dwight Friedrich
Centralia
John Graham
Two Men Held In $62,000 Cash Theft
Danville Illinois authorities charged Albert L. Gray and Joseph Porter with theft after they confessed to taking $62,000 from Mrs Isabell P Brown in her apartment following a quarrel. Bond was set at 5000 for Gray and 2500 for Porter.
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Danville, Ir
Danville
Albert L. Gray
Joseph Porter
John Clark
Vermilion County
Isabell P. Brown
Gray
Porter
Springfield
Sangamon County
Clark
Brown
Sangamon
Delta Theta Tau Runs Refreshment Stands for Water Carnival
Delta Theta Tau Sorority will operate refreshment stands at Lake Jaycee Sunday for the Jaycee Water Carnival to raise funds for the Loan Closet in Jefferson county. The loan program offers hospital beds crutches walkers and wheelchairs on loan to residents. Stands open at 11 a.m.
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Jefferson County
Widow Who Stole Baby Kills Self
A Chicago case reports Mrs. Dunlap, linked to kidnapping charges after turning over a baby to Metropolis, later killed herself. Coghlan said she showed no fear about an August Metropolis trial and planned to advise a not guilty plea based on alleged lack of criminal intent.
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Metropolis
Two Divorces Granted by Mt Vernon Court in Session
Circuit court in Mt Vernon granted two divorces yesterday under County Judge Alvin Lacy Williams. Cases included Dorothy Gene Long versus Kenneth Howard Long and Lois Verdean Lomax versus Maurice Eugene Lomax.
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Mt. Vernon
Alvin Lacy Williams
Dorothy Gene Long
Kenneth Howard Long
Lois Verdean Lomax
Maurice Eugene Lomax
Cruelty Charge In Divorce Suit
Barbara Joyce Smith sues Edwin Arthur Smith in circuit court claiming cruelty. She seeks custody of two minor children and alimony. The couple married May 11 1958 and separated May 13 1963, the complaint states.
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Barbara Joyce Smith
Edwin Arthur Smith
Police officer Tucker convicted for killing case ends in tragedy
The police officer Tucker was convicted of killing. Before his death Nash said Tucker expressed remorse for a life of crime and told chaplain Warren Wyrick he held no grudge or animosity toward anyone.
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Tucker
Nash
Warren Wyrick
Detailed Weather Report Thursday in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon weather summary lists Thursday high 88 and low 68 with sunrise at 4 53 and sunset at 7 20 CST. Report cites Haintel data through 1963 to date showing 19 58 inches inches of precipitation for the period and compares to prior years with highs ranging from 82 to 94 and lows from 57 to 68.
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MT. Vernon
Weather Outlook for Northern and Southern Illinois
The five day forecast covers Northern Illinois with near normal highs around 8 to 88 degrees and lows 61 to 66, cooler Sunday or Monday, warming by Tuesday or Wednesday, and total rain 0.5 to 0.75 inches in showers and thunderstorms. Southern Illinois shows near normal to five degrees below normal temperatures, highs 89 to 92, lows 64 to 71, with 0.5 to 1 inch of rain through several periods of scattered showers and thundershowers.
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Illinois
Illinois Weather Outlook Brings Warmth and Showers
Illinois remains sunny and muggy with highs near 90 as showers approach. Forecasters say scattered thundershowers will develop tonight and linger into Saturday and possibly Sunday. Chicago and Quincy hit 90, Peoria Moline and Rockford at 89, with overnight lows around 70s.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Quincy
Peoria
Moline
Rockford
48 Farmers of County Are ASC Committeemen
Jefferson County elected 48 farmers to serve one year as ASC committeemen and delegates to county convention. Committeemen explain programs locally and advise the county office. delegates meet July 30 to select the county ASC Committee. Names and townships listed with chairs, vice chairs, and alternates.
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Jefferson County
ASC
ASCS
Bald Hill
John Lamke
Scheller
Richard Witges
Sylvester Larvke
Alva McKay
Jimi Nehrkorn
Blissville
E. L. Kerry
Waltonville
John Colgrave
Ashley
J. H. Norris
Steve Buretta
R. J
I. F. Dycus
Casner
Frank Hartman
Woodlawn
Willis Ferguson
Marvin Boldt
Wayman Hogshead
Robert Kay
MTV
Mt. Vernon
David Jones
Bonnie
Raymond Fitzferrells
Opdyke
Elk Prairie
Dorris Beckham
John Gnevo
Paul Kiselewski
Dean Frick
Ina
Paul Woelfel
Farrington
Carl Blankenship
R.R
Bruford
Gale Pierce
Bluford
Neil Wilson
Arthur Knauss
Jegs ‘Clark
Fields
John I. Blankenship
Texico
Wallace Pierce
Kenneth Keele
Lloyd Brookman
John Byars
Grand Prairie
H. B. Baldridge
Centralia
L. R. Witzel
Roy Pitchford
Blaine Tuttle
Raymond Corners
McClellan
Harold Davis
George Taylor
Lloyd Davis
Maurice Davis
Ralph Taylor
Moores Prairie
Silas Ratliff
Belle Rive
Harry Lankford
Lawrence W. Rapp
Dwight Sinks
Huel Cross
Lyman Pasley
Kelly Harlow
George Mulch
Johnnie C. Smith
Richard Buescher
Shiloh
Sidney Smart
Alva Mellett
Hubert Payne
Melvin Sanders
Woodlaw
Andie Wilson
C.paul Allen
Complaints About Siding Salesmen In Mt Vernon Area
The Mt Vernon Chamber of Commerce and police report complaints about a home improvement group selling aluminum siding door to door. Joe Winfrey says local contractors often quote lower than the visiting salesmen and urges owners to verify prices with nearby firms.
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Mt. Vernon
Ward testimony details Profumo Christine Keeler affair
London AP Stephen Ward testified he had a pretty shrewd idea Christine Keeler was having relations with John Profumo in Ward's apartment. He claimed no direct knowledge while describing meetings at the Cliveden estate and a swimming pool encounter. Ward also said Keeler’s swimsuit was loosening but denied she was nude. Profumo resigned after admitting he lied to the House of Commons about the affair, a scandal that threatened the government. Ward's broader claims included introductions to Marilyn Rice-Davies and Douglas Fairbanks Jr, with Ward denying sexual motives.
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London
Stephen Ward
Christine Keeler
John D. Prosad
Ward
Society Osteopath
Profumo
Christine
Miss Keeler
House of Commons
House
Macmillan
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Fairbanks
Mandy
Viscount Astor
Beckwith Enters Mental Hospital for Exam
Byron De La Beckwith, smiling and posing for photographers, entered the Whitfield state mental hospital for psychiatric tests. The court ordered examinations to determine if he is competent to stand trial for the June 12 ambush slaying of Medgar Evers.
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Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
State Mental Hospital
Whitfield
Medgarvers
Odd Names List From Bluford Area Notice
A fragmented reader list includes multiple names such as Bonnie, Billy R Hayes, Ina Morris Stewart, Wm Hughey, Carl Milliken, Webber Ralph Snodsmith, Jerry Brookman, Maxey Case, Keith Latta, and Walter Scott with various rural route designations in Bluford and Mt. Vernon areas, suggesting a local notice or directory snippet. The OCR yields unclear connections among individuals and addresses, but the surface shows a compilation of residents and routes.
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Bonnie
Billy R. Hayes
Ina
Morris Stewart
Wm. W. Hughey
Carl Milliken
Webber
Ralph Snodsmith
Bluford
Jerry Brookman
Mt. Vernon
Maxey Case
Keith Latta
Fluford
Walter Scott
China May Have Bomb In Near Future
TOKYO AP report quotes Kuo Moto chairman of the China Peace Committee saying China will possess nuclear weapons in the not too distant future. He spoke at a Peking rally commemorating the Kore an armistice, declaring efforts to monopolize nuclear weapons will fail. No timetable given.
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Tokyo
Kuo Moto
China Peace Committee
Peking
New China
Kuo
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
China
Thefts Reported To City Police
Two thefts were reported to city police. In Dix, W. M. Michael said hub caps worth 24 dollars were stolen from his car on North Tenth Street. Earlier, Neal Brothers Roofing Co reported a truck ransacked for hammers and roofing tools valued at 40 dollars.
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W. M. Michael
Dix
North Tenth Street
Neal Brothers Roofing Co
Fatal Wreck on Highway 15 in Mount Carmel
A St. Louis man was killed when his car skidded off a curve on Illinois 15 and crashed into a concrete building. The victim, Shirley G. Griesmeyer, 22, lived in St. Louis. Passenger Joseph H. Tucker, 20, was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Mount Carmel
Ill
St. Louis
Ilinois 15
Shirley G. Griesmeyer
Joseph H. Tucker
Griesmeyer
Geyer St
Tucker
Nebraska
Boy Strangled by Bandanna in Alabama Bedroom
Maylene youth Steve Sydes aged 15 apparently rolled off a bed Thursday and was strangled when a bandanna he wore caught on a bed post. Sheriff C. P. Walker reported the accident occurred at the boy's home in Maylene Alabama.
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Maylene
Ala
C. P. Walker
Steve Sydes
Coal miner crushed in Illinois mine accident
Joseph Nepute Jr. 48 of Collinsville was crushed Thursday by a coal car at the Illinois Coal Co. mine in Collinsville. Officials said the car pinned him against a tunnel wall as he loaded rock into the car.
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Collinsville
Joseph Nepute Jr
Ilumaghi Coal Co
Nepute
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