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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1956

Page

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Former County School Superintendent Mossberger Dies at 76

C H Mossberger of Carmi former Jefferson County superintendent of schools died at 6 30 this morning aged 76 He taught in Jefferson county schools and served as county superintendent in 1922 He was born April 23 1880 in White county and survived by three children and a brother Elvis Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon in Carmi.

C. H Charlie) Mossberger Carmi Jefferson County Mr. Mossberger Henry Mossberger Main Street Paul Mossberger Bluford Ella Duncan Inn White County Jerry Sarah Mossberger Elvis

Berry Wilson Ex-Resident Dies in New Mexico

Relatives report the death of B. L. Berry Wilson of Hatch New Mexico in his 70s. He and his wife once ran the L N Restaurant in Mt Vernon. Survived by Rose his wife two daughters Vera Hake Jessie Ward four grandchildren one great grandchild one sister Minnie Hazlip and one brother Sidney Wilson. Funeral services and burial will be in Hatch.

B. L. (Berry) Wilson Hatch W. Mex Wilson Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Rose Vera Hake Hoyleton Jessie Ward Minnie Hazlip East St. Louis Sidney Wilson

James M White former Sims resident dies at 63

James Monroe White, 63, formerly of Sims and a Detroit resident, died Wednesday at Industrial Hospital in De. He was born October 10 in Wayne county, son of Joseph and Nan Ann Palfreman White. He married Reba Osborn of Sims on March 28, 1939. Funeral services will be held Friday at Sims Baptist church, with burial at Thomason Cemetery. His body will lie in state at Richer Mortuary in Wayne City. He is survived by two brothers Finis of Fairfield and Sam of Sandoval, and by three sisters Laura Snear of Ann Arbor and Mrs. Breha Brown of Sims.

James Monroe White Detroit Sims Industrial Hospital de- He Wayne County Joseph Nan Ann (Palfreman) White Reba Osborn Simsonary Baptist Church Thomason Cemetery Wares Richercaces Seria Wayne City Ter Ren Leot Gee Finis Fairfield Sam Sandoval Othan Arbor Laura Snear Ann Arbor, Mich BreHa Brown

Births in Jefferson Memorial Hospital Two New Arrivals

Mr and Mrs Robert Elwood Graham of RFD 5 Mr Vernon welcomed a son born at 1 20 yesterday afternoon weighing seven pounds nine ounces at Jefferson Memorial hospital A daughter named Debra Lynn arrived to Mr and Mrs Billy Panzier of Walter Pt at 8 36 this morning weighing unseen listed weight and length in the report.

Robert Elwood Graham RFD Vernon Jefferson Memorial Hospital Billy Panzier Walter Debra Lynn

Church Services and Sunday School Schedule

Virgil Miller pastor leads worship at 9 30 a m and Bible study weekly. Le Rive hosts Sunday School at 10 00 a m and worship at 11 00 a m. Dahlgren offers Sunday School at 9 30 a m and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m. Weekend services listed for multiple churches.

Virgil Miller Pastoryke le Rive Dahlgren

Oakland Free Will Baptist Church Homecoming Notice

Hazel Conner will host homecoming on Sept Sunday June 10 with Bro R W Spur Jock morning and Bro Oren Kersh afternoon. Jones quartet and other singers will perform. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 945 a m Basket dinner at noon Saturday night and Sunday services at 7 30 p m.

Oakland Free Will

Eisenhower hospitalized after heart illness inquiry grows

Reporters pressed that Inflammation Of Intestine might be misread as heart trouble. Hagerty said no heart test yet but a cardio gram would be done at the hospital. Eisenhower attended the White House News Photographers Assn banquet and his meal was tailored by the hotel on Dr Snyder’s orders.

Eisenhower Hagerty White House Snyder Snyder Penight Snyder-Pruitt Senate Pruitt

Truck Strikes Traffic Lights at Tenth and Perkins

A truck struck a traffic signal at Tenth and Perkins late yesterday. The light’s cast iron case was cracked and the signal bent, but the lights themselves remained undamaged and continued to function.

Tenth Perkins

Neighbors Aid Gaston Farm In Plowing And Planting

At the Gaston farm in Farrington township Jefferson county northeast, John Gaston operated a 3 acre plow and 56 acres of corn planting with help from neighbors. Arthur Bryan Amos Wilson Jess Wilson Mitchell Wilson B Wilson Lee Bradford Edd Gaston Roy Coil Jimmie Eller Earl Pierce B F McConnaughhay Gleason Byars assisted. Mrs Lee Brads ra and others provided lunch and service during the noon hour. Mr Gaston thanked all helpers today.

John Gaston Gaston Farm Farrington Township Jefferson County Gaston Arthur Bryan Amos Wilson Jess Wilson Mitchell Wilson B. Wilson Lee Bradford Edd Gaston Roy Coil Jimmie Eller Earl Pierce B. F. McC

Hospital Notes for Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial Patients

Admitted to Good Samaritan are Mrs Anna Melvin Mrs Anna Williams Miss Merriman Mrs Estelee Weld. Discharged are Mrs Norma Shelton Mrs Mary Mount and baby Ricky Alan Harry Veneman Mrs Lorraine Gutzler and baby Sarah Elizabeth Mrs Ethel Phelps Mrs Jean Brown and baby Marsha Kay Mrs Eleanor Key. At Jefferson Memorial admitted Donald Whitesell John Griffin. Discharged Miss Janet Mick Mrs Lenora Peterson Mrs Hazel Porter Keenes Mrs Carolyn Arnold and baby Elizabeth Anne.

Good Samaritan Anna Melvin Anna Williams Merriman Estelee Weld Norma Shelton Mary Mount Ricky Alan Harry Veneman Lorraine Gutzler Sarah Elizabeth Ethel Phelps Jean Brown Marsha Kay Eleanor Key Jefferson Memorial Donald Whitesell John Griffin Janet Mick Lenora Peterson Hazel Porter Keenes Carolyn Arnold Elizabeth Anne

New Sunbeam Hair Dryer Debuts in Mt. Vernon

Sunbeam introduces the Lady Sunbeam controlled heat hair dryer at a Mt. Vernon dinner for local dealers at Hotel Emmerson. Presented as first in the United States, the device uses a cap and table-mounted motor to dry hair with no facial heat, allowing hands free activities. Local retailer Bob Merchant led the meeting with reps Billi Baird of St. Louis and W. B. Courtney of Chicago demonstrating the product.

Sunbeam Corporation Mt. Vernon Sunbeam Emmerson United States Bob Merchant Billi Baird St. Louis W. B. Courtney Chicago Hotel Emmerson R. P. Gwinn A. E. Widdifield C. F. Mendler G. L Lee Delo Photo Craft

Minor Auto Collision In Mt Vernon On Broadway

One accident occurred yesterday in Mt Vernon in the 1700 block of Broadway at 7 15 p m. No injuries reported. Drivers were S M Dare of 1717 Broadway and Shirley Mc Formaughhay of Tuka involved in the minor crash.

Mt. Vernon Yesterdaars S M. Dare Broadway Shirley McFormaughhay Tuka

Theft Reported Of Tractor Battery Near Mt. Vernon

Parker Sargent of Mt. Vernon reported to county officers this morning that a battery was stolen from one tractor last night. A second tractor battery was damaged. The tractors sat in a field east of state route 37 about three miles north of town.

Parker Sargent Mt. Vernon

Fills Bond On Check Charge

Lafayette Lusby a 34 year old of Woodlawn posted a 500 bond in Jefferson county on a charge of issuing a defrauding check. He was arrested at Edwardsville and brought back by Sheriff Leonard Wood. Authorities say he cashed three worthless checks in the county.

Lafayette Lusby Woodlawn Edwardsville Jefferson County Leonard “Smokey” Wood

Police Court Fines From Allan Dulaney Session

Police court fines assessed by Police Magistrate Allan Dulaney include Matthew Miller colored ten dollars and costs for disturbance Leroy Hunt ten dollars and costs for drunken charge Albert A Jones of Litchfield Illinois twenty dollars and costs for speeding sixty in a thirty five zone David D Flota fifteen dollars and costs for careless driving two dollars and costs for illegal muffler and two dollars and costs for failure to have a license plate Mrs William B Jamerson five dollars and costs for failure to yield right of way and two dollars and costs for failure to have a driver license.

Allan Dulaney Inet Matthew Miller Leroy Hunt Albert A. Jones Litchfield David D. Flota William B. Jamerson

Airport flights and marriage licenses noted in Mt Vernon region

Bill Tumbleson flew to Springfield Missouri yesterday afternoon while Todd Ward headed to Nashville today. Marriage licenses granted include William Richard Wells of Quincy and Nancy Jean Thatcher of Mt Vernon and James Hershel Galiher with Patricia Alice Osborne, both of Mt Vernon.

Bill Tumbleson Springfield Todd Ward Nashville William Richard Wells Quincy, Tr Nancy Jean Thatcher Mt. Vernon James Hershel Galiher Patricia Alice Osborne

Top Records Chart Snags A Dozen Classic Names We Love

The list features Elvis Presley Dean Martin Nat King Cole early hits along with Four Freshmen Georgia Gibbs Rosemary Clooney and James Brown among others. It captures a snap of midcentury chart favorites with names like MoonGrew Gale Storm Four Lads and Pat Boone in a collage of 1950s pop and rhythm blues staples.

Cates Ivery Yewer Gale Storm Perry Come Elvis Presley Dean Martin Gegi Grant den Robertson Little Richard Freena Pat Beans Diemends Willows Four Freshmen Georgia Gibbs Eddie Fisher Steedy Nat "King" Cote Frank Vera Ames Brothers Rosemary Cloenesy Elvis Carl Perkins James Brown Corrine Corrina Joe Turner The Chordettes Roger Williams Joni James Meg Starr

Russia Talks Big Cuts in Armament

Premier Bulganin's disarmament message to Eisenhower, handed to Dulles, is under intensive study as relations after Geneva evolve. Eisenhower clarifies U S reliance on collective security within the United Nations while debating allied military commitments. Pakistan and the Philippines join SEATO. India and Indonesia abstain.

Bulganin Russia Eisenhower Georgi Zarubin Dulles White House Geneva United Nations United States West Germany Konrad Adenauer Germany Europe Pakistan Philippines India Indonesia

Bank Falls: Big Plant Destroyed

A major industrial plant at Bank Falls was destroyed after 100,000 units of power were cut. The outage began when water seeped into rock crevices near the gorge feeding the station. Officials blamed possible earth movement and a minor quake is suggested by seismologists, though Canisius College’s seismograph registered nothing.

Austin C. McTigue Canisius College Seismograph Buffalo Niagara Falls

Perfume that clings offers a lasting option for women

In Q and A, Mrs. A. W. asks why perfume fades. The answer praises Liquid Skin Sachet from Houbigant, noting slower diffusion and longer staying power. Chantilly Liquid Skin Sachet recommended, priced $2.00 plus tax at Blades Walgreens Agency Drug Store.

Penny Houbigant Chantilly Blades Walgreen Agency

Banker Attends Graduate School at LSU

Boyce Huson, vice president of the First National Bank of Mt. Vernon, is attending the Graduate School of Banking at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge for two weeks from June 4 to June 18. He is in his second year of a three year course.

Boyce Huson First National Bank of Mt. Vernon Graduate School of Banking Louisiana State University Baton Rouge Mr. Huson

Banking Lessons From Experienced Business Leaders

Banking insights from seasoned business men bankers and university professors highlight prudent lending discipline risk management and the value of financial education in sustaining growth for firms and communities.

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