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Mt Vernon Register News

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Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1966

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Blanche Hyde Dies Services Here Thursday

Blanche Hyde of 1111 North Street Mt. Vernon died at Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral at 3 p.m. Thursday Pulley Funeral Chapel with Rev. J. G. Parsons officiating. Burial Bethal Memorial Cemetery. Born June 27 1897 daughter of G G and Cora Dalby. Survived by daughter Vivian Merriman father Gabe Dalby four brothers Krekel Edward Glen and Robert Dalby two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Her husband and a sister and her mother preceded her in death.

Blanche Hyde North Street Mt. Vernon Good Samaritan Hospital Pulley Funeral J. G. Parsons Bethel Memorial Cemetery Hyde G. G Cora (Fisher) Dalby Clarence W. Hyde South

Barney Wheeler Dies at 3 a.m. in Hamilton County

Ralph Wheeler, 3, died at Hamilton Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Dale Pentecostal Church with Revs. Irvin and Clark. Burial in Bigby Cemetery. Survived by Hallie Gholson wife, two sons Ralph Norman and Paul Owain, daughter Dorothy Ballard, four brothers, three sisters, and 15 grandchildren. Burial at McLeansboro area. call at Gholson Funeral Home. Born January 31, 1910 in Hamilton County to Hiram and Emma Wheeler.

Minnie Duncan McLeansboro Minnie Eva Duncan Hamilton Memorial Hospital Gholson Paul Irvin Henry Irvin Duncan Hamilton County James Mary Laws) Holland William Bowers Fred Duncan Pentecostal Church James Bowers Evansville Ind Charles Bowers John Bowers Dale Archie Bowers Hinckley Joe F. Bowers Fay Hook Halstead Kan Fern Hook Sylvia Anna Cheshier Wichita Myrl Donley Manteno Ill Dee Gunter Aliene True Oroville Calif Charlie Holland Willie Holland Benton Martha Thompson Mulkeytown Margrett Larrye Harrisburg Barney Ralph Wheeler Broughton Pentecostal Denzi Clark Bigby Cemetery Hiram and Emma (St. Clair) Wheeler Hallie Gholson Ralph Norman Wheeler Paul Owain Wheeler Dorothy Ballard Sheridan Wheeler Lawrence Wheeler Joliet Arthur Wheeler Hiram Wheeler Jr Peoria Ruth Mayberry Eliza Meeks Pleasant Plains Benita Smith Effingham

Charles Carroll Rites Thursday In Mt. Vernon

Funeral services for Charles Ray Carroll 31 will be held Thursday at 2 00 p m at Myers Chapel with burial in East Hickory Hill cemetery Friends may call after 4 00 p m Wednesday He formerly lived in Mt Vernon and died yesterday at St Louis County Hospital from injuries in an automobile accident He resided at 4324 St Cecelia in St Ann Missouri He was an inspector for Wagner Electric in St Louis He was born July 6 1985 in Opdyke the son of James W Carroll Sr and Anna Mae Askew Carroll Survivors include his father James W Carroll Jr of Joliet Ill two sons Dean and Stephen at home and two brothers James W Carroll Sr of Joliet Ill and David E Carroll of Florida.

Charles Ray Carroll Myers Chapel East Hickory Hill Carroll Mt. Vernon St. Louis County Hospital St. Cecelia St. Ann Wagner Electric St Louis Opdyke James W. Carroll Anna Mae (Askew) Carroll Joliet, I Dean Stephen Joliet, Sr David E. Carroll Florida

Walter Waier of Ashley Dies at 78

Walter John Waier 78 of Ashley died at 12 15 am at Alton State Hospital. Services will be 9 am Thursday at St Michael's church Radom with Rev Stanley Ksycki officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Rosary 8 30 pm Wednesday at Kringer Funeral Home. Born July 19 1888 in Ashley son of John and Josephine Waier. Survived by three sons Edward Ashley Louis Florissant Mo Albert McLeansboro, three daughters Marie St Louis Anna Nashville Theresa Pinckneyville, 15 grandchildren five great grandchildren a brother Frank Ashley two sisters Helen Radom Wanda Radom.

Mary Elisabeth Cloyd South Ath Street Jefferson Memorial Hospital Pulley Funeral Chapel Ace Summers Bethel Memorial Cemetery Pulley Funeral Home Cloyd McLeansboro Walter John Waier Ashley Alton State Hospital St. Michael’s Church Radom Stanley Ksycki Kringer Mr. Water John Josephine Stanka) Waler JoAnna Jamawski Edward Waier Louis Wailer Florissant Albert Waier Marie Winka St. Louis Anna Dalman Nashville

Rooms Remodeled At Ashley High

Ashley High School completed remodeling and repainting of three classrooms and the library. Principal Kenneth Phillips announced today that other summer maintenance projects are underway as part of the school's program.

Ashley Ashley High School Kenneth Phillips Phillips

High School Raises Lunch Cost Five Cents

College Nashville Tennessee to teach English in Community College John Bone break finishing masters at Southern Illinois University to teach biology in Community College Janice Medlin a beginning teacher from SIU to teach social studies in the high school Henson said at least six more teachers will be needed this year than last to lower pupil teacher ratio through a federal aid program.

Body College Nashville Tenn John Bonebreak Southern Illinois University Janice Medlin SIU Henson

Earhart flier mystery linked to wartime island killings

The report notes a survivor described as the flier Amelia Earhart died from dysentery and a companion was beheaded by a Samurai sword after a Japanese island incident. Two ex Marines, Everett Henson Jr. and Billy Burks, reportedly found remains on the island and were told to recall Earhart when asking a supervising officer what they might be seeking.

Register U.S Everett Henson Jr Sacramento Calif Billy Burks Texas Amelia Earhare

Weather Highlights From MT VERNON and IL AP Brief

MT VERNON high 92 low 6 with 19.10 inches rainfall for 1966 to date. Illinois heat held across Springfield and Rockford with 95 degree readings. Rain chances linger Tuesday across central to northern and southern districts with scattered thundershowers.

MT. Vernon C.S.T Illinois Associated Press Springfield Rockford Trinois

Two Women Slain In Indiana At Lake Tippecanoe

In Warsaw, Indiana a bride of one month and her 17 year old sister were stabbed and beaten to death in a lake cottage. Police say the killer showered, disposed bloody clothing, and fled. Bodies of Marilee Wolf and Gayle Gaunt found six miles northeast of Warsaw. Steven Wolf, 30, Marion, Indiana, is sought for questioning.

Warsaw Ind Lake Marilee Wolf Gayle Gaunt Lake Tippecanoe Here

Wilson Acts to Take Over Steel Mills

Air strikes echoed across Saigon as Allied forces targeted guerrilla strongholds near Nha Be oil dumps and other probable Viet Cong sites. A U S military spokesman said the operations aimed to keep the enemy off balance as Viet Cong used hit and run tactics on small government outposts near Saigon. Heavy artillery rattled windows in the capital during near dawn bombardments.

Saigon Nha Be U.S U. S

England May Drop Binding Precedent Rule

London British House of Lords abandons the binding force of precedent in certain cases to make English law more flexible and up to date. Lord Gardiner says the Lords will depart from prior decisions when it appears right, while lower courts remain bound by precedent. Likely wide impact on Commonwealth and possibly the United States. Gardiner also pursues modernization of the legal code.

London House of Lords Britain Court of Last Resort Lord Gardiner British Commonwealth United States Lords Gardiner

Wheat reserves dip to 14 year low in survey

Washington AP reports government survey shows wheat reserves at the lowest level in 14 years and corn reserves at a 10 year low. Wheat stored on July 1 totaled 536 million bushels, 14 million less than forecast and about a third below last year.

Washington Oreville L. Freeman

They Don’t Buckle Their Seat Belts Says Government

Washington AP report notes Public Health Service survey of 1,850 Oakland drivers shows 28 percent own vehicles with seat belts. Among belt users, two thirds wear them on highways, one third in city driving, with belt use projected to save about 5,000 lives annually nationwide.

Washington Public Health Service Oakland Calif

Hospital Notes and Patient Movements

A hospital ledger lists admissions and discharges across multiple wards. Admitted: John H Robbins Ashley Bertha Bumpus Wills Jacqueline Sue Waller 1920 south 8th Howard Hollenbeck LeRoy McDuffie James Michael Cantrell Bess Hunter Cyrilla Ingle Rosie Smith Dottie Rapp Alicia Keller Bernice Keen Charles Book Edward Thomas Wallace III Flossie Eller Edward Champ Linda Sampson Walter Rice Celia Ashmann Ira Baldwin Rev Allen Fairchild Myrtle Bender Grace Yeorgin Mildred Coleman Grace Williamson Samuel Kelly James Cantrell Mae Cohen. Discharged: Jerome B Gholson McLeans boro Good Samaritan. plus numerous others including LeRoy McDuffie 2710 Mannen 2716 Logan 615 Lamar 811 Lamar 316 Caborn 1928 Casey 1217 north 5th 602 south 29th 1113 Warren 1110 Bell 232 Walnut 1610 Pace.

Howard Hollenbeck South 11Th LeRoy McDuffie Mannen James Michael Cantrell South Bess Hunter Casey Cyrilla Ingle Rosie Smith Lamar Dottie Rapp Fishers Lane Alicia Keller Bonnie Bernice Keen Charles Book Carrollton Edward Thomas Wallace, III Logan Flossie Eller North Edward Champ Woodlawn Linda Sampson Walter Rice Caborn Celia Ashmann Ira Baldwin Allen Fairchild Jones Myrtle Bender Warren Grace Yeorgin North 6Th Mildred Coleman Maple Grace Williamson Bell Samuel Kelly Walnut James Cantrell Mae Cohen Pace

Births in Dahlgren and Vernon announce two daughters

Mr and Mrs Larry Murphy Route 2 Dahlgren welcomed a baby girl Monday at 3 35 p.m. in Good Samaritan Hospital weighing six pounds fifteen ounces named Debra Ann. Mr and Mrs David Capps Route 3 Mr Vernon welcomed a baby girl Monday at 5 10 p.m. in Good Samaritan Hospital weighing seven pounds six ounces named Sandra Lynn.

Larry Murphy Route 2 Dahlgren Good Samaritan Hospital Debra Ann David Capps Route 3 Vernon Sandra Lynn

Hog market prices in Mt. Vernon steady at 25.00 top

Prices paid until 12 30 p m today unchanged with hog top at 25.00 for 200 to 220 pound hogs Sows 19 75 for 300 pounds down and 19 25 for 300 pounds and over Boars 12 50 and 13 50 After 12 30 p m today prices will be based on next day’s prices

Mt Vernon Grain Prices Reported This Afternoon

Mt Vernon prices quoted today show wheat at 1.74, old beans 3.2, new beans 3.13, shell corn 1.45, and ear corn 1.43.</s>

Mt. Vernon

Wayne City Grain Prices at Pillsbury Market

Prices paid at Wayne City by Pillsbury up to closing Tuesday show Old Corn 1.43 Old Beans 3.38 Wheat 1.70 New Beans 3.14 New Corn 1.33.現

Pillsbury Wayne City

Cash Grain Chicago Prices Reported by AP

Wheat No 2 hard 1.9n No 2 red 1.88%n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.45%n. Oats No 2 heavy white 755s-7646n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.51%4n. Soybean oil 12.78n.

Chicago

Chicago Market Prices Signal Shifts in Dairy and Poultry

Chicago Mercantile Exchange Butter and Eggs prices show mixed readings with AA and A grades around 71 percent. wholesale live poultry prices hold steady, roasters quoted at 25.14 to 28.44 cents per pound, red white rock fryers noted within 20.44 to 22.44 cents.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange USDA

Livestock quotes at National Stockyards amid midweek bids

AP estimates for Wednesday show hogs at 6,500 head, cattle 2,500, calves 1,590 and sheep 500. Hog prices range 25.25 to 26.00 for 200-250 lb barrows and gilts, up to 16.50 to 21.50 for 650 lb sows. Cattle range 24.00 to 25.35 for choice steers, veal at 21.00 to 23.00. sheep 21.00 to 23.50 for good to choice spring lambs, ewes 3.50 to 7.50.

National Stockyards Mmn

St Louis Produce Prices Introductory Egg and Poultry Grades

St Louis AP reports eggs and live poultry price ranges and grades. It lists consumer grades A large 41-48 A medium 28-30 A small 16-18 B large 21-33 wholesale standard 32-34 unclassified 24-25 checks no hens heavy 13 light over 5 lb 10 under 5 lb 8 broilers and fryers 28 to 2 percent.

ST. Louis

Wall Street Slight Rise as Tech and Airlines Lead Rally

Wall Street gained early today but the market retreated from Monday’s dip. Leaders in aircraft electronics and airlines rallied with United Aircraft Boeing Zenith Raytheon Pan Am United Air Lines and Eastern Air Lines rising more than a point. The AP 60 stock average rose .9 to 309.1 and the Dow gained 4.24 to 857.07 as birth control drug makers rose on Vatican reports. Goodrich fell about a point while U.S. Rubber slid.

New York Kennedy Airlines United Aircraft Boeing Zenith Raytheon Pan American World Airways United Air Lines Eastern Air Lines Associated Press Dow Jones Milan Italy Vatican Pope Paul Goodrich U.S American Stock Exchange

New York Dow Jones Noon Averages Report

New York AP reports Dow Jones noon averages with 30 Industrial up 4.24 at 857.07, 20 Rails up to 221.83, utilities at 132.72 down 0.64. Market movers include mixed gains and declines across sectors.

New York Indus

Seven candidates vie in Arkansas Democratic gubernatorial primary

Little Rock Arkansas voters pick a Democratic nominee to face Republican Winthrop Rockefeller in November. Holt leads the field but no one exceeds 25 percent, setting up potential runoffs amid debates over Faubus machine ties and party unity. Polls open 8 am to 6 30 pm CST with other races nationwide in focus.

Little Rock Ark Winthrop Rockefeller Rockefeller Orval Faubus Arkansas Faubus Frank Holt Supreme Court Holt Jim Johnson Conway Brooks Hays Dale Alford Sam Boyce Newport The Arkansas Young Democrats Raymond Rebsamen Kenneth Sulcer Osceola Gus McMillan Sheridan McMillan S.T. Sen John L

Arsenal duo held as $2900 cash found with car arsenal

Davenport AP report says two men George Sotak and Alton Franks are held on bonds totaling 25000 after police found 2900 in cash, masks, and an M 1 carbine in Sotak s car. Peoria police seek to question them in a murder case while federal custody is likely.

Davenport, Town George Sotak Springfield Alton Franks Houston Tex Sotak Peoria Galesburg Keokuk Iowa Texas Franks Lee County

Child killed in Gibson City wagon crash

An infant child died when a family station wagon overturned on Illinois 9 near Gibson City. The driver, the mother Joan, 33, was hospitalized with injuries.

Gibson City Joan

Thieves Steal Air Conditioner and Diamond Ring

A heat related thefts report lists four incidents including a Chrysler Air Temp unit missing from Humble Oil Co. and a $300 diamond ring stolen from John O. Shelton’s Fairfield Road home. Clyde Lee and family plan to move to Homewood Illinois amid ongoing property transfers.

Dix Humble Oil Co John O. Shelton Fairfield Road Central Wholesale Liquor Company Shawnee Street Bill Price Thompson Hotel

John H. Felix Dies Witness In Harris Trial

John H. Felix age 80 died in a San Antonio hospital while visiting his daughter Mrs. June Ladzinski. Felix was the second chief prosecution witness in Charles Harris’s murder arson trial over the 1964 killings. Harris, 69, remains jailed at Menard State Penitentiary appealing the convictions.

Harris Menard State Penitentiary

Quintuplets Shirlene Selina Lawson Near First Birthday

In Auckland New Zealand the Lawson quintuplets Shirlene and Selina will turn one on Wednesday after being born seven weeks early last July 27. Mother Shirley and father Sam Lawson report many birthday greetings arriving from abroad, notably the United States.

Auckland New Zealand Lawson Shirlene Selina Quints Shirley Sam Lawson United States

Denver greenskeeper to retire after 40 years service

83-year-old Ben Conrad, longtime Denver golf greenskeeper, announces plans to retire after more than four decades tending courses. He began his career in his early 40s and has become a fixture at the club, closing a chapter in local golf history.

Denver Ben Conrad Conrad

Teacher Study Scholarships Awarded to Fifteen County Students

Fifteen Jefferson county students received student teaching scholarships, announced by County Superintendent Ogie Ellis. Recipients include Mt. Vernon High School graduates Nancy Trotter Jeanne Ann Howie Brenda Pittman Brenda Hyslop Harold Bateman Shirley Hawkins Wayne Marting Barry Dodson Jerry Wilson Carolyn Neal John McGill Ronald DeLaney and Janet Harp plus Woodlawn High graduates Robert Fuller and Mary McNealy all tied to Mt. Vernon institutions.

Jefferson County Ogie Ellis Nancy Trotter Magnolia Jeanne Ann Howie Broadway Brenda Pittman Jordan Brenda Hyslop North 7Th Harold Gregory Bateman Richview Road Shirley Marie Hawkins Mt. Vernon Wayne Stanley Marting South 10Th Mt. Vernon High School Robert Fuller Mary McNealy Woodlawn High Barry Dodson Jerry Dale Wilson North 12Th Carolyn Sue Neal Belle Rive John Robert McGill Apple Ronald DeLaney Wagner Road Janet Harp Pace Mt. Vernon Community College

Tells Women They Are Equal Tells Women They Are Equal

In Atlanta John W. Macy Jr. told the National Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention that outdated attitudes toward women must change. He argued equal employment opportunities are an economic necessity and noted women comprise one third of the labor force and are essential for sustained high economic activity in government and industry. He cited 3,500 promotions to federal jobs paying $10,600 or more in 1964 and 1965.

Atlanta U.S. Civil Service Commission John W. Macy Jr Business and Professional Women's Clubs Macy Johnson

Circuit Court Fines From Local Docket

Circuit court fines list includes Bobby Joe Stone and James Earl Stone both at 10 dollars for intoxication, George Merchel Jr at 10 dollars for intoxication, all on Opdyke and Route 7 addresses. Traffic fines note Jerry King 10 dollars for loud muffler, Edward L Brown 25 dollars for careless driving on Route 2 Scheller, RogEr L Malone 20 dollars for careless driving, James W Hamlin 10 dollars for careless driving at 404 Broadway.

Bobby Joe Stone Opdyke James Earl Stone George Merchel, Jr Jerry King South 22Nd Edward L. Brown Scheller Roger L. Malone James W. Hamlin Broadway

Lions Sponsor Gun Safety Class Meets Next Tuesday

Ashley Lions Club sponsors a boys gun safety course with 12 enrollees at the Civic Center. The second session is at 8 p.m. next Tuesday. attendance at the first class is required for eligibility. Co chairs Trevor Letzekorn and Glenn Dale say another full course may follow if interest remains. Kenneth Hart, Carrier Mills Soil Conservation Agent, demonstrated gun safety and showed a film in the first session. A shooting match is planned at Setzekorn's farm after the instruction.

Ashley Ashley Lions Club Civic Center Trevor Letzekorn Glenn Dale Kenneth Hart Carrier Mills Setzekorn

State Salaries Rise Nearly $100 in Five Years

Springfield AP report shows average monthly salaries for merit system state employees rising to 470 dollars from 375 over five years. About 43,000 workers, mainly in Cook and Sangamon counties, average age 45 with men slightly outnumbering women.

Springfield Kankakee Kane Lee Morgan Logan Peoria Will Madison Knox Union Rock Island St. Clair Livingston Randolph Adams

Mt. Vernon Pilots Set Thursday Meeting

The Mt. Vernon Pilots Association will convene at 7 30 p m Thursday at the airport to discuss the next weekend flight.

Mt. V Mt. Vernon

Police Help Stranded Traveler With Gas Purchase

Mt. Vernon police assisted a traveler yesterday afternoon after the man walked into the station saying he was broke and needed gas to continue a trip from Los Angeles to Bowling Green. Officers bought the fuel and he left to resume his journey.

Mt. Vernon Los Angeles Calif Bowling Green

Divorce Decree Is Filed Here in Circuit Court

A divorce decree was filed in circuit court here on Monday in the case Marilyn Jane Wellmaker versus Robert Ed ward Wellmaker.

Marilyn Jane Wellmaker Robert Edward Wellmaker Circuit

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