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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

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Deaths Mrs Ernest Schieck Dies Rites Friday

Mrs Elsie May Schiek 56 of Kigren died at 8 15 p m today at Jefferson Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Friday at Gholson Funeral Home Dahlgren with Rev Rudolph Schlagg officiating Burial in Looming Grove cemetery north McLeansboro She was Loyal Neighbors of America member Born July 3 1901 in Hamilton County daughter of Andy Mitchell and Mrs Itch Itchell Married to Ernest Schick Feb 26 1921 Survived by a daughter Mrs Ensley uncle of St Louis a stepdaughter Mrs Lois Koch of Merse Park Ill a brother Henry Itchell of Dahlgren and two grandchildren

Elsie May Schiek Higren Jefferson Memorial Pital Holson Dahlam Rudolph Schlagg Looming Grove Cemetery North McLeansboro Gholson Kigren Loyal Neighbors of America Schick Hamilton County Andy Itchell Ernest Schick Ensley St. Louis Lois Koch Merse Park Ill Henry Itchell Dahlgren

Holt Funeral Sunday At 1 30 Pm

Funeral services for Mrs. Elma Beatrice Holt, a former J Vernon resident, will be held at 1 30 p m Sunday at Myers Opel with Lester E Pifer of Hiclating officiating. Burial will be in Old Bhiloh cemetery. The body lies in state at Myers Chapel after 10 a m Saturday. Mrs Holt died Monday at 3 45 p m at her Lincoln home.

Elma Beatrice Holt J. Vernon Myers Opel Lester E. Pifer Old Bhiloh Myers Chapel

Double Funeral For Ellen Withrow and Son Otis

Funeral services are planned Friday at 1 p.m. for Mrs. Cora Ellen Withrow and her son Otis Withrow at Dickeyville church near Sims. Mrs. Withrow will lie in state at Richardson Funeral Home in Wayne City. Survivors include son Everett Withrow of East Alton and daughters Vina Garrison, Violet Buchanan, and Hazel Chinn. Delbert, Eldon, and three sisters also survive. Burial will be in Dickeyville Cemetery.

Ellen Withrow Otis Cora Ellen ‘Withrow Otis Withrow Bela Fuid Dickeyvill Church Sims Suns Rob‘Withrow Everett Withrow East Alton Vina Garurst Violet Bushone Chicago Hazel Chinn East Mamie Faye Fairfield Pennington Withrow Shawneetown Lari Delbert Eldon Alton Vina Garrison Elmhurst, al Violet Buchanan Hazel Alton Dickeyville Cemetery

Young Mom Walks Nine Miles For Stunt In Heat

Carole Moore a 21 year old mother of two walked nine miles in 97 degree humidity to prove to her husband Ray she could do it. She began in play shoes shorts and a halter left her children with a sitter and rested at a street bench and later at a police station where an officer lent a dime to call her husband. She completed the last mile exhausted but determined and her husband noted she often does quirky things and now wants to ride in a jet.

Omaha Carole Moore Carole Ray

Royal Neighbors Meeting Set for June 6 at Temple

Members of the Royal Neighbors of America Fern Leaf Camp No. 64 will meet Friday evening June 6 at 7 30 at the ICCF Temple. All members are urged to attend with Ice Dougherty named oracle.

Royal Neighbors Royal Neighbors of America Fern Leaf Camp No. 64 1.C.C.F. Temple

Mt Vernon Masons Hold Special June Meeting

A special Mt Vernon Lodge No. 31 A F and A M meeting is set for Friday June 6 at 7 30 p m for Third Degree work Refreshments will be provided All Brothers and Visitors are welcome Vine H Pigg W M William E Reavig secretary

A. F. HO Alm Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 31 A.F A.M Vine H. Pigg W.M William E. Reavig Aoa

How to Kill Athlete's Foot Germ in One Hour

The ad claims T-4-L liquid kills athlete's foot germs within an hour by sloughing off infected skin and exposes more germs to its action. It promotes T-4-L foot powder for antiseptic protection and directs readers to Ross and Small Drug Store to purchase.

Ross & Small Drug Store

Killer Killer Kirkham Faces Hanging After Mercy Plea

Barton Kay Kirkham, 21, who fatally shot a man during a grocery store holdup and fled with $50, asked the Utah State Pardons Board for mercy. He insisted he would rather die than life in prison but sought psychiatric treatment outside. The board rejected his plea, and he faces hanging on Saturday, the first condemned Utah man to choose hanging over firing squad in 46 years.

Robert F. Alkire Point Mountain Utah Barton Kay Kirkham State Pardons Board Kirkham

Doc Delivered 5 000 Babies

Dr H Overton Lewis 72 is guest of honor at a banquet in St Elmo celebrating 50 years of practice. Attending will be some of the 5 000 babies he has delivered. Special recognition to Mrs Nellie Logue Beecher City first baby he delivered and Mrs Conrad Stine Brownstown mother he attended 11 times. Mayor William Berg will present a community grand and Arthur Goodyear will award the 50 year pin.

ST. Elmo H. Overton Lewis Nellie Logue Beecher City Conrad Stine Brownstown Moiher William Berg Arthur

Hospital Notes and Admissions at Jefferson Memorial

Hospital notes list admissions at Jefferson Memorial including Mrs. Mary Matthews of Inn Mrs. Verna Bumpus and Master Ricky Roberson. Discharges include Roy Murphy Mrs. Maxine Flora. Good Samaritan records admissions for Mabel Spangler Ronald Lacey Marla Ohley Virgil Bolen Master Donald Crider William Cope Colleen McDonald and Trula Mays. Discharges include Mrs. Wilma Ragan Nancy Robertson and others.

Jefferson Memorial Mary Matthews Inn Verna Bumpus Ricky Roberson Roy Murphy Maxine Flora Good Samaritan Mabel Spangler Ronald Lacey Marla Ohley Virgil Bolen Donald Crider William Cope Colleen McDonald Trula Mays Wilma Ragan Nancy Robertson Mary Peterson Wilma Ellis Jerry Allen June Oliver Kevin Eugene John Flatley

Birth of son to Mr and Mrs Robert Tate at 421 Bell Street

Mr and Mrs Robert Tate of 421 Bell Street are the parents of a son born yesterday afternoon at 5 37 weighing five pounds fourteen ounces.

Robert Tate Bell Street

Airport News Flights to Alton and King City

Frank Smoot completed a flight to Alton and returned yesterday. Art Woolson flew from Centralia to King City this morning.

Frank Smoot Alton Art Woolson Centralia King City

Douglas Drugs advertisement promises quality and savings

A bold Douglas Drugs ad claims never a doubt about quality and value with Famous Brand health and beauty items. It emphasizes low prices, dependable products, and confidence in shopping at this first rate drug store for all needs, inviting future visits and the hope customers will like the savings.

Douglas Drugs Douglas

Missouri Weather Outlook Partly cloudy to Friday

Missouri forecasts show partly cloudy weather today tonight and Friday Cooler conditions spread from north and west today into tonight with cooler east and south Friday Highs from 75 to 90 across the state Lows 55 to 60 from northwest to southeast Cloudy Illinois today with showers then fair and cooler Friday from Chicago AP reports

Missouri Cooller Chicago Illinois Prospect

Mother Wins Fight On Radar Speed Traps

Dayton officials ruled that carrying signs warning of radar speed zones is not interference. Marjorie Steinway, a 22 year old mother of two, was arrested May 22 for such a sign. In Municipal Court she received a release for $1 from City Prosecutor William P. Keane. Police say the sign warned drivers of a speed trap and Capt. C W Martz noted she aided police by slowing speeders.

Dayton Marjorie Steinway William P. Keane Dayton Police Department C. W. Martz Steinway

Nixon Adlai to Campaign in California in 1960 race

AP report notes Nixon and Stevenson set to campaign in California this fall. Nixon, a native Californian, backs Knowland for governor and Knight for Senate while Stevenson tentatively agrees to campaign for Brown and Engle. Stevenson denies current presidential candidacy but speculation hints at possible 1960 bid.

Nixon Adlai California Washington Adlai E. Stevenson Rep Clair Engle

Rocket Plane Pilot Killed at Boscombe Down

John Booth, chief test pilot of Saunders Roe, was killed when the experimental SR53 rocket powered fighter crashed shortly after takeoff. The craft, Britain's first manned rocket aircraft, exploded and wreckage damaged nearby farm cottages. Saunders Roe claimed the SR53 could climb rapidly and reach high speeds.

Boscombe Down England John Booth Saunders Roe Britain Saunders Roe Co

Southeastern Greyhound seeks to discontinue daily routes

Springfield Ill AP Southeastern Greyhound Lines division petitions the Illinois Commerce Commission for authority to discontinue one round trip daily between East St. Louis and Du Quoin and between Christopher and Brookport.

Springfield, Ill Southeastern Greyhound Lines Illinois Commerce Commission East St. Louis du Quoin Christopher Brookport

Tornadoes Rake Wisconsin Counties Widespread Damage

The Wisconsin tornado outbreak damaged farms and homes across Woodville St Croix Dunn Eau Claire Chippewa counties. Dozens hospitalized in Menomonie and Chippewa Falls. some flown to Twin Cities hospitals. Gov. Vernon Thomson ordered National Guardsmen to assist as utilities restring and rescue operations continued.

Menomonie Memorial Hospital St. Joseph's Hospital Chippewa Falls Menomonie Hospital Minnesota Twin Cities Menomonie Wisconsin Vernon Thomson Madison Woodville St. Croix River Ludington Eau Claire St. Croix Dunn Chippewa

De Gaulle offers vote to Moslems amid Algerian revolt

De Gaulle proposes voting rights for Muslims as Tunisian and Algerian factions react. The FLN dismisses the pledge as ludicrous while rebels vow to press the uprising in Tunisia and Algeria. A Tunisian source notes the pledge may not win Algerian allegiance. De Gaulle plans a Friday flight to Oran before returning to Paris.

de Gaulle Tunis Algerian National Liberation Front FLN New York Times

Award Damages In Court Here For Auto Wreck

A circuit court jury awarded Carl V. Williams 909.74 against Frank Case for auto damages from a collision at 34th Street and Central Avenue in September 1957. Larry Williams, plaintiff’s son, was found not guilty on a counter claim. Jury selection and testimony dominated yesterday’s session before Judge Randall S. Quindry. The verdict came around 4 p.m. after brief deliberation.

Carl V. Williams Frank 34Th Street Central Avenue Larry Williams Carl Williams Randall S. Quindry Deliberaon

Cars Damaged In Minor Accidents On Mt Vernon Streets

Several minor car accidents were reported with no injuries. At 5:55 p.m. Larry Max Beal and Joel Sanders collided at 26th and Forrest. Beal’s halted car was rear ended. Sanders was charged with driving without a license. A collision at Ninth and Jordan involved Sue H Haslet and Millard Allen with slight damage. In the Newby avenue incident Leland Bayne was charged with failure to yield. Clyde Sinks was not charged as previously reported.

Mt. Vernon Larry Max Beal Wescott Joel Sanders South 28Th Street 26Th Forrest Beal Sanders Sue H. Haslet Centralia Millard Allen Walnut Street Ninth and Jordan Haslet Newby Avenue Leland O. Bayne Opdyke Clyde Sinks Sinks Register News

Move Forester To Minnesota Move Forester To Minnesota

Lawrence P. Neff who led Shawnee National Forest since 1955 is named supervisor of Superior National Forest in Duluth Minnesota. He will be replaced by Paul I St Amant of Milwaukee who is director of timber management in the Milwaukee region.

Harrisburg Til Lawrence P. Neff Shawnee National Forest Illinois Superior National Forest Duluth Minn Neff Paul I St. Amant Milwaukee U.S. Forest Service St. Amant

Boy removes own tonsil then surgeon removes other

In Effingham Illinois a four year old, Clifford Reardon, removed one tonsil after falling on a ruler on a porch. A physician at St. Anthony Hospital removed his remaining tonsil. Clifford, son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Reardon, is reported in good condition.

Effingham, II Clifford Reardon St. Anthony Hospital Clifford Daniel Reardon

Quiet Divorce Ends Furore Over Milwaukee Wedding

Milwaukee AP report recounts a high society split as Mary Werner and Lee Cummings Jr. wed last June after a religious dispute. The couple, both 22, divorced quietly with Judge William Grambling granting Mrs. Cummings a divorce for cruelty. Her maiden name restored and she received wedding gifts and furnishings in lieu of alimony.

Milwaukee Mary Werner Lee Cummings Jr Cummings Www. T. Cummings Sr Wyncote Philadelphia Arnold Werner Suninas Ib Ae William Grambling

Civil Service Pay Raise Faces Senate Approval

Washington AP report says Congress is poised to approve a 10 percent pay rise for about one million white collar and supervisory civil service workers. Senate accepted House 10 percent with amendments. cost projected at 542 million dollars yearly. Eisenhower had urged 6 percent for postal and classified staff.

Washington Congressional Senate House White House Eisenhower

Personal Property Tax Muddle Highlighted for Assessors

Mount Vernon witnesses backed by testimony as assessors hear concerns over personal property tax muddle. Underwood urged relief for farm implement dealers taxed on consigned equipment not owned. Clark proposed stamping taxes on mortgages and security transfers and a capital stock tax on foreign corporations.

Mount Vernon Underwood Clark

Coal bids opened for Mt. Vernon Public Library

Bids to furnish coal for the Mt. Vernon Public Library will be opened Friday June 21 at 6 30 p m by the Library Board. Information on quantity quality and specifications available from the Librarian. Right reserved to reject any or all bids.

Mt. Vernon

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