Deaths and Funeral for Miss Mary Anna Sharp in Carlyle
Miss Mary Anna Sharp died at Jefferson Memorial Hospital at 3 40 a m Sunday at age 93 11 13. Funeral services with Dr R B Guthrie at Myers Chapel 1 00 p m Wednesday, burial in Sharp family cemetery Carlyle. Eastern Star will participate. She was born June 17 1858 in Clinton county near Carlyle. Survived by brother Henry Sharp of Carlyle, two nieces and a nephew. Body lies in state at Myers Chapel. friends may call this afternoon and evening.
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Mary Anna Sharp
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
R. B. Guthrie
Myers Chapel
Sharp Family
Carlyle
Eastern Star Chapter
Miss Sharp
Clinton County
Samuel
Martha
Maddux) Sharp
Presbyterian Church
The
Eastern Star
Waldo Heatherlin
South 19Th Street
Henry Sharp
Omar Dale Dies in Kankakee Former Mt Vernon Resident
Omar Allen Dale a former resident of Mt Vernon died at 10 oclock last night in Kankakee AS The body will be returned to Mt Vernon for funeral services and burial but arrangements were incomplete He was born September 26 1904 in Jefferson county the son of Erastus and Martha Oliver Dale He is survived by one daughter Barbara and three sisters Mrs Ota Duncan Mrs Ernest Standerfer of Mt Vernon and Mee Oma Rose of Jacksonville
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Omar Allen Dale
Mt. Vernon
Kankakee
Mr. Dale
Jefferson County
Erastus and
Martha
Oliver) Dale
Barbara
Ota Duncan
Ernest Standerfer
Mee Oma Rose
Jacksonville
Truck Overturns On West Highway Injuring Driver
Jimmy G. Lemmon, 57, of 908 Warren Avenue, was injured yesterday afternoon when he lost control of his pickup on U. S. Highway 460 about ten miles west of Mt. Vernon. He suffered a fractured left knee and head injuries, and was resting well at Good Samaritan Hospital. The accident occurred near the C. B. Q. railroad crossing. Deputy Sheriff Leonard Wood investigated and said the truck was heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy G. Lemmon
Warren Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Lemmon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Leonard Wood
Hospital Notes and Discharges List For Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan
Admissions include Sidney Johnson of Dahlgren and Claude Arnold of Scheller at Jefferson Memorial plus Harold Clayton and many others at Good Samaritan. Discharges feature Isaac Worsham, infant Debra Marie, Delbert Mulcahy, Hope Watkins and several Haywood and Watson family members among others across facilities.
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Jefferson Memorial
Sidney Johnson
Dahlgren
Anna Rainey
Lydia Wicks
Scheller
Claude Arnold
Lorena Mitchell
Centralia
Opal Bailey
Cisne
Fannie Keef
Good Samaritan
Harold Douglas Clayton
Hattie Violet Braddock
Cleo Mldred Sandusky
Julia Mae Atchison
Hope Watkins
Lois June Shoemaker
Lois Virginia Haywood
Ella Mae McCombs
Loretta Bertha Capps
Jimmy Gale Lemmon
Eric Masters Gosney
Alice Erwin Watson
James F. Morgan
Delbert Lee Mulcahy
Mary Anna Rich
Ruth Brookman Chambliss
Florence Mary Haney
Tracy Ann MecJunkins
Charles Franklin Winn
Annie Forney
Isaac Norbert Worsham
Hilda Witges
Debra Marie
Carolyn Sue Holman
Esther Shelton
Rickey Edward
Helen Marie Huff
Joyce Ann Cockrum
Henry W. Durwacher
Victoria Hoots
Esther Spotanskd
Yvonne
Lois Haywood
Ramona Dalmasso
Irene Peacock
Melen Mary House
Albert B. Verheyen, Jr
Garnet Purcell
Peter Oswald Sefried
James H. Bolerjack
David Roach
Weather Averages From Several Cities
Readable fragments show temperatures for Rockford Moline Peoria Springfield Vandalia and Scott Field with values around mid 80s. Unclear punctuation, but indicates highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s across listed locations.
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Rockford
Moline
Peoria
Quincey
Ranton
Springfield
Vandalia
Scott Field
Death of Alice Perry at 85 in Shiloh Township
Mrs. Alice Theresa Perry 85 of Shiloh township died last night at St Marys Hospital Centralia. Funeral services set for Thursday 2 p m at Old Shiloh church with burial in Shiloh cemetery. Rosary tonight 7 p m at Garnier Son Funeral Home Centralia call at family home after 4 p m Wednesday. Born September 1 1868 Kingston New York daughter of James and Mary Ann Riley Kelly first married William Bond and later H E Perry who survives. Also survived by son M H Bond Centralia daughter Theresa Bond Morse Centralia two grandchildren one great grandchild and sister Kitty Kelly New York City.
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Alice Theresa Perry
Shiloh Township
St. Mary's Hospital
Centralia
Old Shiloh Church
Shiloh Cemetery
Garnier & Son
Perry
Kingston
New York
James
Mary Ann (Riley) Kelly
Jefferson County
William ©. Bond
E. Perry
American War Mothers, Chapter 12
M. H. Bond
Theresa Bond Morse
Kitty Kelly
New York City
Death of O. E. F. Sutton in Claymont
Mrs. Ralph Pritchett of 1402 North street learns her father O. E. F. Sutton of Hurst Indiana died of a heart attack this morning while visiting his son Allen H. Sutton in Claymont Delaware. The body will be taken to Storme Funeral Home in Herrin with arrangements incomplete.
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Ralph Pritchett
North Street
O. E F. Sutton
Hurst
Sutton
Allen H. Sutton
Claymont
Delaware
Storme
Herrin
Auto crash injures Claude Arnold. Hoffman charged
Claude A. Benny Arnold, 50, of 308 North Fifth Street, sustained severe injuries at five past five yesterday when struck by a car at Tenth and Jordan streets. He suffered a fractured right shoulder a broken right wrist and chest bruises and was admitted to Jefferson Memorial Hospital. T A Hoffman of RFD 6 was arrested after the collision and charged with leaving the scene of an accident. He was jailed after the notice before justice J R Thomas.
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Claude A
Benny” Arnold
North Fifth Street
Tenth
Jordan Streets
Arnold
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
T. A. Hoffman
RFD 6
Hoffman
J. R. Thomas
Justice of the Peace
Tenth Street
Batchelor Signs Non-Red Oath For Back Pay
Cpl Claude Batchelor of Texas signed a non Communist affidavit at Fort Sam Houston post prison clearing the way to collect about 4000 dollars in back pay. Part will fund his defense while the rest aims to bring his Japanese wife Kyoto from Tokyo to the United States as the Army reviews possible court martial charges for collaborating with the enemy during captivity.
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San Antonio
Tex
U. S
Korea
Claude Batchelor
Iwermit
Fort Sam Houston
Post Prison
Batchelor
Joel Westbrook
Kyoto
Tokyo
Army
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Starr 1008 Centralia Road welcome a six pound nine ounce son born at 821 am Today. Mr and Mrs Clifford Powell Belle Rive announce a seven pound 15 ounce son born at 808 am Today. Mr and Mrs Robert Thomas 701 Herbert Street have a third unnamed son born at 220 pm Monday. Thomas Stephen named for the MacCarthy Woodlawn seven pound 11 ounce son born Saturday May 29 at 1052 am. Kenneth Kirkpatrick 1010 North Street announce a son Rickie Lee weighing unknown at birth. William Shelton East St Louis report a son Rickey Edward eight pounds seven ounces born Saturday at 930 am.
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Robert Starr
Centralia Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
Clifford Powell
Belle Rive
Robert Thomas
Herbert Street
Joseph MacCarthy
Woodlawn
Thomas Stephen
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
North Street
Rickie Lee
William Shelton
East St. Louis
Rickey Edward
Hollywood Glam And Spotlight At Trollywood Fashion Gala
Hollywood’s fashion scene buzzes as Nudie, master tailor, hosts a star-studded event to showcase daring Western style. Roy Rogers, Dale Myran, Rex Allen and others flock to see updated Nudie outfits and star-studded looks, with chatter about upcoming film projects and a frontier vibe permeating the industry.
Three Children Hurt In Mishaps At Local Hospital
Three youngsters were treated yesterday at Jetter son Memorial Hospital for injuries from household accidents and a nail wound. Rocky Coffey aged 2 suffered a fracture of the left arm after his limb was caught in a washing machine wringer. Barbara Smith aged 5 from Ashley Road sustained arm bruises in a wringer incident. Larry Mercer aged 4 on George Street was treated for a leg wound after colliding with a nail.
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Tre Chee
Jetterson Mermorial Hospital
Rocky Coffey
U6th Street
Barbara Smith
Ashley Road
Larry Mercer
Sds
George Street
Col
Eskimo Bible Students Arrive for World Church Fellowship
Two Eskimo Bible students Eleanor Slover aged 16 Viola Coeniz 19 and Riley voc Lo arrive in St Louis for the World Church Fellowship of Pentecostal Churches meeting on the hottest day of the year with temperatures near 90. They will study in the United States for two or three years before returning to Kotzebue Alaska.
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Associated Press
Stoolouis
St. Louis
Eleanor Slover
Viola Coeniz
Riley Voc
World Church Fellowship of Pentecostal
Oor
Kotzebue
Alaska
Disputes Adams And Stevens Continue On Page One
Cohn recalled Adams did not say he felt abused by Schine and argued no reasonable person would say Adams had been abused. The discussion centered on how Adams and Stevens were viewed during that period.
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Adams
Stevens
Hlatus O
Cohn
Schine
Collects On Own Insurance At 96
SPRING HOUSE Pia Frive J Hartman who still lists his name as Junior became eligible today to collect 1189 as the beneficiary of his own life insurance policy He bought the policy in 1901 and stopped paying premiums by 1920 Mutual life Insurance Co of New York announced it had offered Hartman the privilege of cashing in the policy on the anniversary date nearest his 66th birthday which will be next Oct 1 The company said only three persons out of every thousand can hope to reach 96.
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Spring House
Pia
Frive J. Hartman
Mutual Dife Tosturance Co
New York
Flattman
Airport News Chronicles Local Travels And Citations
Mrs W G Parker and son Bil return from Lexington MA where Wentworth Military Academy was attended. Mr and Mrs Mark Outland and son Jackie return from Lexington with Bill Outland to spend vacation here. Marl Outhand M Witehell and Gill Qutland flew to St Louis yesterday. Jack St Clair flew Miss Kin Iy Ann Ward to Champaign. Tom Oakley and Doug Sapper Jr visited Louisville yesterday. Kim Clark flew to Chicago today. Bob Smith and Bill Outland flew to Fairfield. Mr and Mrs Bill Lucas flew here from Cincinnati. Fines before justice of the peace include Billy Start 14.10 on drunk charge W Jo Wright 840 on drunk charge Jimmie Alexander 140 for running a stop sign Charles Boone 10.40 for no license Jimmy Ray Peek 6410 for illegal parking Donald Phelps 14.40 for running a stop sign.
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W.G. Parker
Bil
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Mark Outland
Jackie
Bill Outland
Marl Outhand
M. W.itehell
Gill Qutland
St. Louis
Dack St. Clair
Kiniy Ann Ward
Champaign
Tom Oakley
J. R. Thoras
Justices of the Peace
Billy Start
Mian
Fla
W. Jo Wright
Jimmie Alexander
Charles 2 Boone
Jimmy Ray Peek
Donald Phelps
Eisenhower decries split over how to fight the Reds
President Eisenhower voiced concern over division in America on combating communism at a Columbia University 200th anniversary dinner. He urged more knowledge and less prejudice, warned against censors and demagogues, and stressed unity in the broader battle against communism. The speech, delivered to about 1,800 attendees with 400 more in a overflow room, drew applause for denouncing those who seek to undermine free society.
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Associated Press
New York
Eisenhower
America
Columbia University
Temple of Freedom
Waldorf- Astoria
Columbia
Iedas
Insurance help from Roger G Webb & Son Agency
For any insurance problem consult Roger G Webb and Son Insurance Agency. Contact via phone 516 or 615, Benoist Building.
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Roger G. Webb & Son Insurance Agency
Benoist Building
Pacer Cold Tide Breaks Leg At Maywood Park
Cold Tide, a 12 year old pacer owned by Charles Waite of Mt. Vernon, broke his right foreleg during a Maywood Park race in Chicago and was destroyed. Waite had leased the horse to Dee Stover of Vernon, who rode in the sulky during the accident. The horse had a strong year prior, winning four of seven starts with a third and a fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Tide
Charles Waite
Mt. Vernon
Maywood Park
Ill
Chicago
Waite
Dee Stover
Vernon
Pacer
Foster Marlow
End of Freedom's Road Warns Against Dissent Confusion
President warns against confusing honest dissent with loyal subversion and notes a lineage from revolutionaries. He emphasizes two policies: building a cooperative peace based on truth, justice and fairness, and strengthening America and allies in liberty knowledge prosperity and secure military posture.
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America
Berle matriarch Sandra Berle dies at 77
Mrs. Sandra Berle, mother of television comedian Milton Berle, who guided his early career and amplified his jokes with laughter, died Monday night in New York. She was 77.
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New York
Sandra Berle
Mitton Berle
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