Rites Tuesday At Radom For Henry Nadolski
Funeral services for Henry Nadolski 67 will be at 9 30 a m Tuesday at St Michael s Catholic church Radom with Rev John Terepka officiating Burial will be in St Michael s cemetery Friends may call at Kringer Funeral Home Ashley Rosary at 8 p m today Nadolski died Thursday May 28 at his home on RFD 1 Woodlawn from an apparent heart attack He was born Oct 14 1896 at Radom son of August and Mathilda Nadolski He was predeceased by a brother Joe Nadolski and two sisters Rose Wailer and Mary Belli Survivors include four brothers John Mike Nadolski Ashley Ben Nadolski Richview and Fred W Nadolski Jacksonville and two sisters Mrs Sophia Robinson Ashley and Mrs Anna Perrott St Louis plus several nieces and nephews
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Lillian M. Dixon
Calvary Apostolic Church
LeRoy Sherry
Wolf Prairie
Myers Chapel
Dixon
McClellan Township
King W
Anna
Laney) Bean
Harold W
Loran A
Bob Dixon
Mt. Vernon
Sadie Morgan
Pauline Dunavan
Myree Crally
Granite City
Pearl Piercy
Escondido
Calif
Ernest
Stewart Bean
Henry Nadolski
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Radom
John Terepka
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Kringer
Ashley
Mr. Nadolski
RFD
Woodlawn
August
Mathilda (Kunkel) Nadolski
Joe Nadolski
Rose Wailer
Mary Belli
John
Mike Nadolski
Ben Nadolski
Richview
Fred W Nadolski
Jacksonville, Ill
Sophia Robinson
Anna Perrott
St. Louis
Fred Dawson Dies At 83 In Princeton Funeral Today
Fred Dawson 83 of 308 South 12th street died Friday at home. A retired car builder he will be laid to rest today at Wright Kendal Funeral Home Princeton with burial at Mt Tabor cemetery. Born October 6 1880 in Princeton he was son of Lewis and Margaret Dawson husband of Amy Hale deceased. Survived by two brothers Robert and Thomas and two sisters Lulu Stiles and Ola Muncy and one granddaughter. A World War I veteran and American Legion member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dawson
South 12Th Street
Wright-Kendel Funeral Home
Princeton
Ind
Mt. Tabor
Lewis and
Margaret (Kolb) Dawson
Amy Hale
Lewis Dawson
Chicago
Robert Dawson
Thomas Dawson
Lulu Stiles
Wheeling
Ola Muncy
Union
Air. Dawson
American Legion
Rev. Ernest Poole 78 Dies Funeral Tuesday
The Rev. Ernest Poole of 815 North 10th Street died at 10 43 Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral Tuesday at 10 00 a m at Pulley Gut zler Funeral Chapel with Rev Everett Lemay officiating. Burial in Ta al Cemetery at Moweaqua. Survived by wife Alma Edmondson two daughters Betty Kemp Pittsburgh Pa Gene Weibel Mt Vernon one son Jennings Poole Detroit five grandchildren a brother Charles Poole a sister Mrs Tena Pratt and several nieces and nephews. He was a retired Baptist minister and member of the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Poole
North 10Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pulley- Gutzler Funeral
Everett Lemay
Taal Cemetery
Moweaqua
Poole
Hampton Poole
Alma Edmondson
Jennings Poole
Detroit
Mich
Betty Kemp
Pittsburgh
Gene Weibel
Mt. Vernon
Charles Poole
Tena Pratt
Moneaqua
First Baptist Church
Sister of Ollie Hardy Dies in Flat River Mo
Mrs Ollie Hardy of this city learned her sister Miss Stella White 61 died Sunday night at her Flat River Missouri home after a heart attack. The body was taken to Caldwell Funeral Home in Flat River. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Hardy
Stella White
Flat River
Caldwell
Weather Summary With Temperatures and Rainfall
Friday through Sunday forecast shows highs 68 68 73 and lows 42 50 57 with a rainfall total of 21.34 inches year to date. Past comparisons include one year ago 88/60 five years ago 77/65 and ten years ago 74/60. Tuesday sunrise 4:33 and sunset 7:23 CST.
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois week dips below normal
Temperatures across Southern Illinois are expected to average 7 to 10 degrees below seasonal normals for the five days ending Saturday. Normal highs run from the upper 70s in the north to the mids in the far south with lows from the upper 50s to mid 60s. Minor daily variation anticipated. Rainfall should total over 1 inch, mainly late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Illinois
Illinois Sees Cool Early Week With Showers Likely
Chicago reports cool conditions across the state with highs in the 70s and overnight lows from the 40s in the north to the 50s in the south. Scattered showers are forecast tonight and Tuesday. Springfield reached 77, Rockford stayed below 70. Rockford bottomed at 48 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
Mercury
Rockford
Pauline Dyer Sues for Divorce in Circuit Court
Pauline Dyer files for divorce from William Richard Dyer in circuit court here citing cruelty. She seeks custody of two minor children alimony child support and a property settlement. The couple married January 16 1954 and separated May 43 1964 according to the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Dyer
William Richard Dyer
Hog market prices rise at Mt Vernon market
Markets report Mt Vernon hog market prices up 25 cents with top at 15.25 for 190 to 220 pound hogs. Sows weighed 300 pounds and over quoted at 12.50 to 12.75, down from earlier levels. Boars priced at 7.50 and 8.50.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon reported grain prices this afternoon with Wheat at 1 75 Soybeans 2 37 and Corn 1 20 for nearby delivery as buyers watched the market closely and traders noted the day’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Prices Slips and Holds Steady Across Vars
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter steady with wholesale prices largely unchanged to 44 higher, AA 5732 and other grades listed. Eggs steady with whites 28 to 26 cents, standards 26, dirties 24, checks 24. Live poultry mixed with wholesale prices 12 lower to 1 higher, special fed white rock fryers 18–19 and roasters 24–26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Mercantil Exchange
USDA
Livestock Receipts at National Stockyards on Tuesday
Estimated receipts show hogs at 7,500, cattle 2,500, calves 200, and sheep 350. Hogs trading 13.25 to 16.25 for 180 to 230 pounds and 12.25 to 14.00 for sows 300 to 560 pounds. Cattle inclines include good to choice steers 19.25 to 20.75 and heifers 17.00 to 19.75, cows 11.50 to 15.00, vealers 15.00 to 25.00. Sheep include 473 lambs at 18.00 to 23.50 and ewes 4.00 to 3.00.
St Louis Produce Prices in Daily Egg and Poultry Tables
The St Louis market lists consumer grades for eggs and live poultry with ranges for large medium small sizes and weights. Wholesale grades show standard and unclassified checks and prices for hens and broilers, reflecting varied price points across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chicago Grain market report dense with price quotes
Chicago AP reports wheat sales absent with No 1 yellow at 1.281% and No 2 yellow at 1.28% to 13, sample grade 1.22% while oats No 1 extra heavy mix 66 12 and No 2 heavy white 66 4 in. soybeans No 1 yellow 2.53 and No 3 yellow 2.5235 with soybean oil at 8.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Mixed as Rails Lead and Airlines Drag
In New York, a mixed market developed late in the day with moderate volume around 4.6 million shares. Southern Pacific rose, Pan American World Airways fell nearly 2, United Airlines shed over a point, and Eastern Airlines about a point as profits were taken. Texas Gulf Sulphur remained active with an erased early gain and a loss over a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pacific
Pan American World — Air Ways
United Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Texas Gill Sulphur
Chrysler
WHS
Goodyear
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Court House to Close for Funeral in Jefferson County
The Jefferson County Courthouse will close at noon tomorrow for the funeral of Mrs. Bertha Ruddick mother of County Treasurer Bob Ruddick. Mrs. Ruddick’s funeral is set for 1:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Pulley-Gutzler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Coudey Court House
Bertha Ruddick
Bob Ruddick
Important Meeting At Cub Cemetery To Elect Trustees
A business meeting will be held at Cub cemetery on Saturday June 6 at 2 pm to elect trustees and officers. Attendees are urged to support cemetery upkeep and cooperate with all interested persons. Secretary Virginia Keef governs this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Cemetery
Virginia Keef
Fines Issued in Circuit Court for Multiple Offenses
Circuit court fines totaled for several defendants including Donald Ray England with $25 for intoxication and $25 for disturbance. Clayton Sledge paid $10 for intoxication. Jamamy W. Herrin of Wayne City faced $25 for illegal transportation of liquor. Micaela Benavidez of Pontiac Michigan charged with speeding. Donald A. Johnson of Carterville paid $11 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ray England
Clayton Sledge
Jamamy W. Herrin
Wayne City
Micaela
Benavidez
Pontiac
Mich
Sil
Donald A. Johnson
Carterville
S11
Barry and Rocky make final pleas for Senate nomination
The heated Democratic and Republican battles for the U S Senate nomination in California intensify as Rockefeller and Goldwater tour key states with rallies and televised debates. Rival camps accuse each other of extremism while party leaders prepare for August convention decisions and a crucial Los Angeles area showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Washington
Peggy
Mt. Vernon Junior College
Los Angeles
Thomas H. Kuchel
William
Henry Cabot Lodge
Salinger-Cranston
Salinger- Cranston
Sianuel W. Yorty
Gov. Brown
Johnson
Negro Youth Gangs Terror in New York City
Reported attacks on a white youth on a train in lower Manhattan with five youths arrested. On Saturday night a group of about fifty youths caused chaos on a ferry from Staten Island to Manhattan, looting and stealing from passengers. A white schoolteacher, Miss Charlotte Lipsik, 33, was raped and slain in Crown Heights. Hasidic Jewish residents formed a private radio car patrol to curb nighttime terrorism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agers
Lower Manhattan
Hgters
Staten Island
Manhattan
Charlotte Lipsik
Crown Heights
Bronk Ivn
Two Holiday Accidents Do Little Damage in Mt Vernon
Two Memorial Day incidents were reported with one injury. Russell E Cotton 17 Chicago Heights Illinois was injured when his car went off a rural Spring Gardens township road and he was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital. Harry Pierce Route 1 Bonnie Illinois struck a parked car on South Tenth Street damaging Beat Dixs vehicle by about 100 dollars and was cited for careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Russell E. Cotton
Chicago Heights
Til
Spring Gardens
Good Samaritan
South Tenth Street
Dorothy L. Beat Dix
Pierce
Hospital Notes Page Admits and Discharges List
Keenes Genoa and nearby communities are named in a hospital notes listing multiple admissions and discharges. The names include Lydia Rankin Mildred Sledge Onedda Tindle Norma Farley Viola Barnett Ernest Watkins and many others among admitted and discharged patients. The long roster mentions doctors and local residents across several towns and the hospital ward records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Memorial
Lydia Tabitha Rankin
Mildred Elaine Sledge
Keenes
Donna Pepple
Oneda Tindle
Genoa
Carol Ann Alen
Clera Allen Colls
Willian G. Haney
Rosemary Hirons
Vessie Pearl Thomas
Onedda Tindle
TIL Good Samiaritan
Norma Ruth Farley
Viola Roston Barnett
Ernest Watkins Hails
William Lawrence Daniels
Pearl Sanford Hutchison
Lois Elaine Ewing
Della Louise Lowry
Edith Owens James
Myrtle Lou Henderson
Naomi Faye Adomat
Daisy Dalby
Gloria Jean Brown
Louells FL Hoffman
William Robertson
Ronald Wayne Gibbs
Loretta Maxine Poston
Kathleen Heck
Bruce William Howard
Ruth Bruce
William Howard
Ethel Mae Nichols
John Douglas McCullough
Nellie Maud Flanagen
Margaret Agnes Audt
Kaby
Dennis Lee
Opal Lefer
Jerry Don Skinner
Alice Annette Halls
Mary Florence Albright
Ruth Aleberta Gibson
Jiott Franklin Ejler
Lewis Washington Mills
Clara Ansgeline MelNenzie
Belle Piercy
Robert Wallin
Chak Istgin
Joseph Earl
Estella Newell
Charles Joseph Sulzer
Pidvin English Origins in South China Sea Trade
In the South China Sea during the th century traders interacted with simple English and Chinese syntax. Chinese shopkeepers dubbed it business English though pronunciation varied as pid- emerges in records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South China Sea
Memorial Day vandalism and thefts sweep Mt. Vernon area
Mt. Vernon police and Jefferson county officers investigated several thefts and property damage during the Memorial Day holiday. A motorcycle owned by Leon Wehrer was stolen and later non functional. a record player was taken from Rudy Artis. two vandalism incidents damaged a house and a tractor fuel was stolen. Additional thefts included a radio from a car and two bouquets from graves at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson County
Memorial Day Haliday
Leon Wehrer
Lou Street
Rudy Artis
Sheriff's Office
Tolle Road
Carroll Roper
Walnut Till
Leroy Warren
California
Jack Marcum
Ruth Lasusa
Taylorville, Til
Oakwood Cemetery
Weekend Fire Alarms Hit Vernon Cars
Vernon firemen answered two alarms over the weekend. At 3 20 p m Saturday they were called to 21st and Forest where a car owned by James Davis of 1317 South 18th caught fire from a carburetor backfire with wiring damage. Early Sunday firefighters responded to the 600 block of South 4th on a report of a car on fire. An axle broke on a car owned by Art Nichols of 1611 South Tenth causing smoke but no fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrt. Vernon
21St
Forest
James Davis
South 18Th
South “4Th
Art Nichols
South Tenth
Births in Columbus and Mt Vernon add two babies
Mr and Mrs Larry Phelps of 1109 South 13th Street welcomed a son at 4145 o clock Sunday morning in Good Samaritan hospital named David Duane. Mr and Mrs Jack L Shelton of 3009 Gadsden Street Columbus SC welcomed a son at 11 10 last night in Baptist Hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces named Kenneth Duane. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W P Blanks of South Carolina and Mr and Mrs Glen Shelton of Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Phelps
South 13Th Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
David Duane
Jack L. Shelton
Gadsden Street
Columbus
S.C
Baptist Hospital
Kenneth Duane
W. P. Blanks
South Carolina
Glen Shelton
Mt. Vernon
Memorial Day tribute honors fallen heroes at Jefferson County
Memorial Day ceremonies in Jefferson County featured Mr. Wilson delivering the address What Do These Stones Mean He likened Israel stones to modern white crosses praising deliverance direction and determination He urged liberty through obedience to God and to carry the torch left by fallen soldiers The service included color guard national anthem prayers choruses and a Legion firing squad tribute with Gold Star mothers and Girl Scouts decorating graves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Israel
Korea
American Legion Post 141
Mt. Vernon
Everett Lemay
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Legion
Loyd Marlow
Ronald Kelley
Passenger dies in Eads Bridge crash at East St. Louis
Etta Davis, 36, of St. Louis died when a car she rode in struck the east end of the Eads Bridge over the Mississippi River. Four others were injured, three admitted to St. Mary's Hospital and one released. The driver reportedly fled the scene. all injured were from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fads Bridge
East ST. Louis
Etta Davis
St. Louis
Eads Bridge
Mississippi River
St. Mary's Hospital
CARBONDALE OLDS ON TO SALES LEAD
South Illinois tax receipts listed by city show Walnut Hill Waltonville Wayne City Woodlawn and others with varied February sales tax totals. The column includes Anna Benton Cairo Carlyle Carmi Eldorado Flora Fairfield Herrin Johnston City Marion Nashville Olney Pinckneyville Salem West Frankfort and seen RABE totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Walnut Hill
Waltonville
Wayne City
Woodlawn
South Winots
Irelinois
Anna
Benton
Cairo
Carlyle
Carmi
Eldorado
Flora
Fairfield
Herrin
Johnston City
Marion
Nashville
Okanville
Old
Salem
West Frankfort
Nominating legislature candidates named in Illinois race
Murphy of Antioch, GOP House majority floor leader, says six nominees should not be named. Speaker John Lewis of Marshall opposes the purge, arguing districts should name their representatives. Blue ribbon list led by Earl Eisenhower includes George Sisler, Mrs. Brooks McCormick, and others from Chicago, Prospect Heights, Western Springs, and Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Antioch
Percy
John Lewis
Marshall
Miller
Lewis
Earl Eisenhower
LaGrange Park
William H. Rentschler
Lake Forest
George Sisler
Chicago
Church Federation of Chicago
Brooks McCormick
United Republican Fund of Illinois
William F. Martin
Prospect Heights
International Union of Operating Engineers
Paul Prince Boswell
Provident Hospital
University of Minois
George M. Burditt
Western Springs
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Main Street
Pulley-Gutzler Funeral
Robert Freytag
Bethel Memorial Cemetery
Pulley-Gutzler
Ruddick
Shawneetown
W. M
Mary (Hughes) Raede
Robert W. Ruddick
Robert Ruddick
Keturah Raley
Harrisburg
Virginia Sisk
Elgin
John Raede
Evansville
Minnie Raede
Wyle Schnider
First Presbyterian Church
Varnell Rebekah Lodge
Flat River, Mo
Rad
Minolta
E- Belleville
Moline Sennaden
Peoria
Quincy Rey
Rockford Soos Ee
Vandalia Ben Natheee
Associated Press
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
Feeernee
Bismack
Derpad
Boise
Eeesene
Boston
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Cleveland
Denver
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Fort Worth
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Honolulu
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New Orleans
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Ore
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Tampa
Mt. Vernon Grain
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Indus
Court House
Mt. Vernon Square
Jefferson Post
Delo
Barry
Rocky
N.Y
Mt. V
Jne
Convent
Griggs-Martin
Izing Lot
Griggs
Hero Dead
Carbondale Olds
Cook
Lyle
Lyle Wood
W-G
Pricea
Cook’s Paints
West Side Square
Dial
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