Ladies Day at Green Hills countryside club results reported
Tuesday at Green Hills Country Club highlighted best scores including most pars Tommie Hill and low net Kate Hayes. Kay Dunn had low ntts and Helen Thackray won the attendance prize. Previous Tuesday winners included Naomi Hertenstein and Marcella Moore among others. Hostesses Ann DePrimo and Bea Morris served coffee and rolls.
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Green Hills
Green Hills Country Club
Tommie Hill
Kay Dunn
Jane Ward
Kleora Hayes
Helen Thackray
Naomi Hertenstein
Marcella Moore
Audrey Lindsay
Joan Korach
Mary Livingston
Ann DePrimo
Bea Morris
Mt Vernon seniors honored by Lions Club plaque
Mt Vernon High School seniors in the top three percent of the 1962 graduating class were honored by the Mt Vernon Lions Club. A bronze plaque bearing their names is on display at the high school. The luncheon was at L and N Cafe with families and friends in attendance.
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Mt. Vernon
We the Women: Marriage and Understanding Roles
A column argues that husbands and wives differ in sensing moods. It says women often expect instant intuition, while men respond with support once told what is troubling them. The piece suggests happiness comes from accepting gendered differences.
Peace Corps Teacher Writes From Ghana
Belle Rive native Darlene Malcolm 22, part of seven Illinoisans in Africa, describes life teaching general science and biology to girls 12 to 18 at a Ghana Educational Trust secondary school near Kumasi. She praises the experience, notes limited equipment, and shares glimpses of campus life, travel, and cultural observations.
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Darlene Malcolm
Belle Rive
Africa
Vernon
Miss Malcolm
Francis Malccolm
Ghana
Mt. Vernon High School
Mt. Vernon Community College
Southern Illinois University
Peace Corps
Tam
United States
Ghana Educational Trust
Kumasi
Rand Kumasi
Far East Travelers Share of U.S. Abroad Rises in 1961
An uptick in travel to the Far East was recorded in 1961, with travelers from the United States to that region reaching about seven percent of all Americans traveling abroad.
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Far East
Farast
First U.S. Certified Tree Farmer Named
Alabama certified the first tree farm in the voluntary system, recognizing FE. N. Mc Call of Brewton as the first U.S. certified tree farmer, a development tracing back to Washington state in 1941.
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Washington State
Alabama
FE. N. McCall
Brewton
U.S
Ladies Only By Sally Douglas Hilliard At Jefferson Memorial
A column notes health recoveries at Jefferson Memorial Hospital, including nine year old Douglas recovering from injuries after an accident and celebrating a May 31 birthday. It also shares anecdotes about Scotty Yearwood, home life in Cape Girardeau, plus homemaking musings on cleaning, muscle aches, and a cautionary note about Mrs Ossy’s fall in Mt Vernon.
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Douglas Hilliard
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Ann Howell
Douglas
Glenn
Miss Mary Lynn Martin To Graduate From Deaconess
Graduate nurse candidate Miss Mary Lynn Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Martin formerly of Mt Vernon will graduate from Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing in St Louis on Saturday June 2. Exercises begin at 10:00 AM in the Deaconess Gardens. A 1959 graduate of Mt Vernon Township High School.
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Mary Lynn Martin
James M. Martin
Mt. Vernon
Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing
St. Louis
Deaconess Gardens
Miss Martin
Mt. Vernon Township High School
Local Man Bob A. Martin to Receive D D S Degree
Bob A. Martin will receive a D D S degree from Indiana University School of Dentistry on Monday June 4. He earned a B S degree in dentistry in 1959 and plans a July tour as a first lieutenant in the U S Air Force Dental Corps. He is the son of Mrs Lonnie Martin and Mrs. Lonnie Martin of 21 North Highland Place.
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Bob A. Martin
Indiana University School of Dentistry
Dental Corps
U.S. Air Force
Lonnie Martin
North Highland Place
Mt. Vernon residents visit. June 10 stay noted
Socially Yours reports Mrs. Leo J. Eschelbacher of St. Louis, a former Mt. Vernon resident, visiting with local families and remaining in Mt. Vernon until June 10. Other notes include Ruby Maurer returning from Holland Michigan for Tulip Festival, Samuel Marks en route home to Chicago via Champaign, and upcoming birthdays for Sallie Puckett and Earl Bundy with plans for birthday cards.
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Leo J. Eschelbacher
iSt. Louis
Mt. Vernon
Wesley Yeargin
Morris Zelman
Ruby Maurer
Holland
Michigan
Frank Seabaugh
Hl Foe
Samuel Marks
Millard Allen
Chicago
Champaign
Velma Staley
Farm Aide Irwin Richardson Named to Edgar County Extension
Irwin Richardson also known as Irwin Richardson of Dahlgren is appointed assistant farm adviser for the Edgar County Extension Service in Paris Illinois. At 23 he is a 1961 SIU College of Agriculture graduate who has completed six months of U S Army active service and helped his father farm in Hamilton County. He will work with the farm adviser and supervise 4 H agricultural activities.
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Irwin Richardson
Dahlgren
Edgar County Extension Service
Paris
Llinois
Mr. Richardson
SIU College of Agriculture
U. S. Army
Hamilton County
Extra bone near collarbone common in about six per thousand
The Britannica Book of the Year for 1962 notes that about six in every thousand people are born with an extra bone near the collarbone. It usually causes no pain, but in some individuals pressure on nearby nerves and vessels can produce discomfort.
Healthful hint on salt solution for exercise heat
Medical reports state that a 611 per cent salt solution taken during exercise in hot humid conditions helps avert dizziness fatigue and nausea. The recommended mix is about one teaspoonful of salt per six quarts of water to maintain balance and hydration during strenuous activity in heat.
Evolution of Oil Transportation Through History
The article traces oil movement from barrels loaded onto schooners flatboats and wagons in earlier times to modern methods. It notes that today a single tankship can carry as much as 38 million gallons and a railroad tank car up to 30000 gallons, illustrating the scale of contemporary shipping.
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