Hospital Notes and Admitted List from Jefferson Memorial
Hospital Notes show visiting hours across several wards with a long list of admitted patients including Claud Tinsley, Mt. Vernon. Eva L. Mendenhall, Bluford. Harold LeGrand, Mt. Vernon. Elaine Miller, Mt. Albert. and many others. Discharges include Edward Beach and John H. Greer Jr. Births note Daniel Mark Rainey at Jefferson Memorial and a son for Gary Lee Cooper of High Ridge Missouri.
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Good Samaritan
Claud Tinsley
Mt. Vernon
Meva Wood
South 19Th
Carrie Farthing
White
Eva L. Mendenhall
Bluford
Arlene Hicks
Cherry
Earl Bechtel
Belle Rive
Dorothy Lynch
Nason
Catherine Scherer
Shawneetown
Delores Malich
Ashley
Vickie L. Rector
South
Lloyd Olen Sharp
Centralia
Herbert Butler
Dahlgren
Harold LeGrand
Mary J. Crawford
North
Clarence Body
Elaine Miller
Albert Salvatore, Jr
Casey
Edward Beach
Jones
John H. Greer, Jr
Stonefort
Raymond Kettleman
Perkins
Charles Tate
South 21St
William Otis Allen
Wayne City
Jesse Hoover
Carmi
Retha Gloeckner
Fairfield
Carolyn Hefner
Texico
Moreta Pace
Hazel Fullerton
South 13Th
Virgil Braddy
Kell
Vern M. Page
South 26Th
Christina Trotter
Sarah Mullin
Lawrence
Marvin Payne
Wanda Kirkpatrick
Heidi Nevon
Marsha Shepard
William Thurston IV
1200
David Rainey
South 3Rd
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Daniel Mark
Mary Sue Henry
Gary Lee Cooper
Route 1
High Ridge
Divorce actions and a granted divorce in circuit court
Roger Owens was granted a divorce from Marcia Owens in circuit court Tuesday. Norma O. Kirkpatrick filed a divorce suit against Marion E. Kirkpatrick alleging mental cruelty and seeking custody of two minor children, child support, costs, and a property settlement. Sheila Diane Mulvaney filed for divorce from Richard Lee Mulvaney. they married March 29, 1973 and separated June 3, 1973, with request to restore her name to Sheila Diane Piper and a property settlement.
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Norma O. Kirkpatrick
Marion E. Kirkpatrick
Sheila Diane Mulvaney
Richard Lee Mulvaney
Sheila Diane Piper
Fines Set in Circuit Court for Traffic Violations
Millard Dukeman of Arthur paid a $10 fine for disobeying a traffic signal and David R. McLain of 505 S. 13th St. was fined $25 for no valid registration in circuit court Tuesday.
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Millard Dukeman
Arthur
David R. McLain
S. 13Th St
Police report cites two major auto wrecks in city
Two major damage automobile accidents were noted to city police Tuesday. Conrad O Pollard, 73, of 212 S 18th St, was charged with following too closely in a collision involving his car and vehicles driven by Geral dine R Dorris, 65, of 45 W Crownview Drive, and David M Conroy, 16, of 34 Wil
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Conrad O. Pollard
S. 18Th St
Geraldine R. Dorris
W. Crownview Drive
David M. Conroy
Wil
Birth of Eric Shane Named to Hulbert Lineage in City
The newborn Eric Shane, weighing one ounce, has been named by the Hulbert family. The mother is Mitzi Hulbert, formerly Mrs. Hulbert, marking a new addition to the local family.
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Eric Shane
Mitzi Hulbert
Collision at Main and 13th Leaves Three Cars Damaged
Accident Tuesday at 5 45 p m at 13th and Main involved three vehicles with major damage. A prior 5 40 p m collision at ith and Jordan Streets involved Lela Bohlen, 17, of 300 S 22nd St, and Tommy Marks, 20, Route 7. Marks charged with failure to yield right of way.
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Low Court
13Th
Main Streets
Lela M. Bohlen
22Nd St
Tommy L. Marks
Route 7
Ith
Jordan Streets
Marks
Stolen bicycle lawnmower and tape recorder report
Luke Spurlock of 2308 Conger Ave reported a bicycle worth 100 dollars and a lawnmower worth 85 dollars stolen from his home on Tuesday. Mrs. Stonecipher of Route 6 told police at 7 55 p m Tuesday that a cassette tape recorder valued at 30 dollars was taken from under her car seat while parked on the lot of First Bank Trust Co.
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Luke Spurlock
Conger Ave
Stonecipher
Route 6
First Bank & Trust Co
Livestock Theft Reported Near Keenes and Opdyke
Sheriff reports two Hamp shire pigs missing from a Keenes pen and three cattle missing from an Opdyke residence. Frank May said two pigs weighing 20 to 30 pounds were taken on Tuesday. George Lomax stated a whiteface bull 800 pounds a Black Angus bull 700 pounds and a black and white steer 650 pounds have been missing since May 31.
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Keenes
Opdyke
Frank May
Route 1
Hampshire
George Lomax
Child Injury Report From Vernon Boy Examined at Clinic
A ten year old boy from Vernon was examined at a local clinic after a reported incident involving a child injuring another. Details remain sparse as authorities assess the circumstances and any required follow up medical care.
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Vernon
Good
Carbondale Hearing on Grants for Sewage Plants Debated
Environmental protection officials faced another round of public comment on proposed 1974 water quality rules. Aimed at forcing localities to raise their share of funding for sewer treatment plants, the plan moves local funding from 20 to 25 percent while shifting federal and state support. The Springfield hearing highlighted calls for regulatory stability over funding changes.
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Carbondale, ml
UPI
Environmental Protection
EPA
Ilinois University
Springfield
Chicago
Jack Marco
Marco
Illinois
How To Hold False Teeth Securely For comfort and control
False teeth can loosen during eating laughing or talking. A denture adhesive like FASTEETH gives dentures a longer firmer steadier hold. Using FASTEETH Den ture Adhesive Powder improves security and comfort. Dentures that fit are essential to health. See your dentist regularly.
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McLansboro
Mary Parker
McLeansboro
Vernie Parker
Kate Duncan
Walter Smith
Carol Ann Nipper
Irvin Dickerson
Edith Wooden
Noah Harrelson
John L. Johnson
Iva Harrawood
John Swartz
Christie Reyling
Roger Owens
Marcia Owens
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Carbondale
Samaritan Hospital
11Th
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Maple St
James F. Wilson
Dix
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Harry's Market
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Laura Lynn
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