Rosa Blessin dies at 76 in Dix funeral set
Rosa M Blessin 76 of 303 E Harrison Dix died at 825 today at home. Funeral 3:00 pm Wednesday Osborn Funeral Home Dix with Rev Carl V Williams officiating. Burial Jordan Chapel cemetery. Body lies in state after 4 pm Tuesday at Osborn. Born May 31 1887 in Dix to Niles A and Clarissa Baldwin Barber. Survived by three sons Edward M Blessin Ina Louis D Blessin Rockford Charles W Blessin Peoria two daughters Anna May Blessin and Marjorie Wood Vernon sister Ota Talbot Springfield Mo brother John Barber Mt Vernon six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. MemberEpincast church White City.
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Osborn Funeral Home
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Daisy Marlowe ex resident dies in Indiana
Daisy Marlowe of 1114 Commercial in Lowell Indiana dies at her son Paul L. Marlowe's Hammond home at 1 30 p m She was 74 years seven months and 18 days old Born October 20 1888 in Mt Vernon she was daughter of H W and Ida Bayne She married William Marlowe who died in 1953 Survived by daughter Anna Belle Kinz of Lowell two sons Paul L Marlowe of Hammond and William Rex Marlowe of Philadelphia three sisters and three brothers twelve grandchildren and five great
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Commercial
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Ind
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Hammond
Marlowe
Mt. Vernon
Myers Chapel
A. B. Clodfelder
Oakwood Cemetery
H. W
Ida
Humphrey) Bayne
William Marlowe
Anna Belle Kinz
William Rex Marlowe
Philadelphia
Cora Hester
Jennie Tennis
Culver
Lillian Powell
Griffith, Ind
Fred Bayne
Charles Bayne
Harold
Dixon Rites June 9 For E. A. Augustson
Mt. Vernon friends report E. A. Augustson a former resident died June 6 in Dixon hospital at age 72. Funeral services were held June 9 in Dixon with burial there. He leaves wife Catherine of Dixon two sons Arvid W. Augustson of Fort Worth Texas Luther Augustson of Tulare California Albert E. Augustson of Bethalto Illinois one daughter Eva Summers of Franklin Grove Illinois and eight...
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E. A. Augustson
Dixon
Catherine Augustson
Arvid W. Augustson
Ft. Worth
Tex
Luther Augustson
Tulare
Calif
Albert E. Augustson
Bethalto
Eva Summers
Franklin Grove
Ill
Arthur Lenington Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Arthur Lenington will be held at 1 00 p m Wednesday at the Pulley Gutzler Funeral Chapel with the Rev Francis Watson officiating Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery The body will lie in state at the Pulley Gutzler Funeral Home where friends may call after 2 00 pm Tuesday Mr Lenington 81 of 1612 south 10th street died at 5 00 am Saturday at his home
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Pulley- Gutzler
Francis Watson
Oakwood Cemetery
Pulley-Gutzler
Lenington
1612
South 10Th Street
Caldonia Bowman Dies Early Today
Mrs Caldonia Mildred Lee Bowman of 604 South 12th Street died at 2 30 a m today. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. She was born in Macon Mississippi and is survived by three sons Albert D Tate of Ft Gulick Canal Zone John Frank Bowman of Chicago and Ernest Duke Bowman of Mt Vernon a brother Frank Fowler of Macon Mississippi three sisters Cornelia Smith of St Louis Fannie Lee Clark of Macon Mississippi and Ray Jones of Brighton Alabama seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. She was a member of the Corinthian Baptist church.
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South 12Th Street
Parker
Bowman
Macon
Miss
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Ft. Gulick
Canal Zone
John Frank Bowman
Chicago
Ernest
Duke) Bowman
Mt. Vernon
Frank Fowler
Cornelia Smith
St. Louis
Fannie Lee Clark
Ray Jones
Brighton
Ala
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Maege Pennington Dies Funeral At Carbondale
Maege Irene Pennington 61 of 1110 South 24th Street died at 1:80 am today in Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2:30 pm Wednesday at Van Natta Funeral Home Carbondale with Rev Thomas Harper of Mt. Vernon officiating. Burial in De Soto Cemetery. Body in state at Van Natta Funeral Home after 3:00 pm today. Born March 1 1898 at Hallidaytoro IL she was the daughter of John C. Shaw and Mrs. Shaw. Survived by six brothers and four sisters including Johnnie Shaw Alton Frank Shaw Daytona Beach Fla Gene Floyd Shaw Benton Warry Shaw Mt. Vernon Mary Clark June Hopper Opal Troughland and Merrill Towers Benton.
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South 24Th Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
van Natta Fiueral
Carbondale
Thomas Harper
Mt. Vernon
de Soto Cemetery
van Natta
Pennington
Hallidaytoro
John C. Shaw
Johnnie Shaw
Alton
Frank Shaw
Daytona Beach
Fia
Gene
Floyd Shaw
Benton
Warry
Bill Shaw
Mary Clark
June Hopper
Opal Troughland
Merrill Towers
Uncle Benjamin Franklin dies in Detroit at 85
Benjamin Franklin, longtime Dix neighbor in Jefferson county, died yesterday at his Detroit home at age 85. He was the uncle of Mrs. Orville Telford and Henry Goddard of Dix. He and his wife immigrated from England in 1907 and settled near De-
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Dix
Jefferson County
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Franklin
Orville Telford
Henry Goddard
United States
England
Strike Seizure Law Voided by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court unanimously voided a Missouri law authorizing the governor to seize and run a privately owned public utility if a strike endangers the public welfare. The measure barred any concerted refusal to work after a plant is state taken for public use. The dispute involved Division 1287 of the Amalga mated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America and Kansas City Transit Inc. Justice Stewart wrote the opinion, though he was absent. Justice White prepared it.
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Hospital notes entries from Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan
Admits list includes Donald Glenn Hailmere Anna Catherine York Lizzie Sigworth Byford Raymond Malin Eva Mae Buchanan Marjorie Helen Downey Leah Clarke Discharges include Lennie Alan Donoho Sanford Rudyhl Harrys Owens Bessie Donohu red Hutchcraft Garner Vann at Jefferson Memorial and Sarah Smith Lois Johnson Morris Green Ruth Lankford Loris Firebaugh Murray Patterson Doris Ann Merriman Millie Hawthorne Daisy Rae Fite Gerald Clark Talmadge Smith Steven Noble Chiapelli Donald Lee Walter Simpson Rice Barbara Jean Garrison Herschel Stoltz Terry Earl Maxey Jr discharged Joseph George Baldwin Bertha Cash George Mescher Evjevet Sherman Howell Ruby Jane Rockett Ezra Marland Sample Imogene Fairchild John Schnicker Vivian Taylor Danny Richardson Cleoa Puntney and baby Robin Ann Helen Wilson Arthur Karcher Nelson Jones Lois Dethrow Judith Southerd Bartly Dale
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Tuka
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Centralia
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Sims
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Doris Ann Merriman
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Daisy Rae Fitegerald
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Randy Joe Hiatt
Clive Foresman Hartley
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Herschel Stoltz Terry
Earl Maxey Henry, Jr
Joseph George Baldwin
Bertha Aline Cash
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Ev Jevet Sherman Howell
Ruby Jane Rockett
Ezra Marland Sample
Imogene Lawra Fairchild
John Fidelis Schnicker
Vivian D. Taylor
Danny Richardson
Cleoa Lucille Puntney
Baby
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Helen Marie Wilson
Arthur Victor Karcher
Nelson David Jones
Lois Geraldine Dethrow
Judith Ann Southerd
Ibaby
Bartly Dale
Births Tina Rosa Thackrey and Buchanan twins
Mr and Mrs Max Terry Thackrey of 2503 Cherry welcomed a daughter at 6 51 morning in Goond Samaritan hospital weighing six pounds five and a half ounces named Tina Rosa. Mr and Mrs Donald Buchanan for Sims welcomed a daughter at 1 20 morning yesterday in Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces.
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Cherry
Goond Samaritan Hospital
Tina Rosa
Mroo
Donald Buchanan
Sims
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Legion Post 141 to Elect Officers Tonight Meeting
American Legion members of Jefferson Post 141 will meet at 8:00 PM in the Legion hall to elect new officers. All members are urged to attend. Mt Vernon Chapter No 333 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a meeting at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday June 11 at 7 30 PM with Hallie Stone W M and Naomi R Bogan Secy.
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Legion Hall
Ren Medders
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Weather Summary for Mt. Vernon Weekend Heat Record
Weather report for Mt Vernon shows Saturday high 98 and low 70 with Sunday 97 and 70. Rainfall to date in 1963 is 13.73 inches. Past comparisons note five years ago highs and lows and a Tuesday reference.
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MT. Vernon
Illinois Weather: Heat Wave Breaks With Cooldown Forecast
The Associated Press reports Illinois temped surged to near 99 degrees in Springfield and 90s elsewhere before a north wind and thunderstorms reduce heat. Forecasters warn temperatures fall tonight in northern Illinois, with Southern Illinois seeing smaller relief. Winds shift to northerly. a windy spell with nightly storms caused outages from Park Forest due to fallen trees and snapped lines.
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Ilinois
Springfield
Vandalia
Chicago
Grant Park
Weather Bureau
Tlinois
Illinois
Kennedy cancels US tests in atmosphere and calls for peace
President Kennedy announced the United States would halt atmospheric nuclear tests as part of a broader push for peaceful solutions in the Cold War. He urged mayors to back peaceful civil rights progress and outlined upcoming talks with labor groups and religious leaders, keeping timing for a civil rights message to Congress uncertain.
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Kennedy
Honolulu
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Boy 4 crushed in tractor overturn near Vandalia
In Vandalia Illinois David Carson age four died Saturday when the tractor he was driving overturned on a farm about 15 miles northeast of Vandalia. His father Robert Carson found him trapped beneath the tractor.
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David Carson
Vandalia
Robert Carson
Vandala
Swire Leads Manitoba Theater Center in Winnipeg
Willard Swire, former executive director of the American National Theater and Academy, assumes leadership of the Manitoba Theater Center. He will also maintain a New York office for Broadway productions and in London.
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Willard Swire
American National Theater and Academy
Manitoba Theater Center
Swire
New York
Lonon
GOP Scramble In Primaries By JACK BELL
A growing favorite son movement reshapes the 1964 GOP race as Minnesota hints at withholding votes from Rockefeller and Goldwater to back Walter Judd. Romney supporters see possible benefits from such a stalemate affecting 354 convention votes and prompting Rocky and Goldwater to prove primary appeal. Goldwater denies candidacy. Rockefeller plans selective primaries.
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R-Ariz
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Michigan
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Girl 22 Drives Car Two Blocks in Chicago
Heidi Kanter 22 drove a family car solo for the first time Sunday in Chicago. Her mother Elaine Kanter of Skokie left the car running as she visited relatives on the North Side. Headi jumped the transmission, the car veered into trees, crossed a fence and hedges, ending with damage and Heidi trapped inside. Police estimate property and vehicle damage at 400 dollars. A crowd of about 150 watched firefighters release her from the locked car.
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Heidi
Elaine Kanter
Skokie
North Side
Local Hog Market Prices Fall Across Weights
Prices paid on the local hog market declined by 25 cents. Top price reached 16.50 for 190 to 220 pound hogs. Sows weighed 300 pounds and over were 13.25 to 13.75, down. Boars priced at 8.50 and 9.50.
Market prices from Mt Vernon grain quotes
Prices quoted in Mt Vernon this afternoon show Wheat at 1.72 Soybeans at 2.19 and Corn at 1.23 in a concise regional agricultural update.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago live poultry and dairy prices drift
Chicago AP reports wholesale live poultry prices eased slightly by about 4 percent with roasters in the 25 to 27 range and special fed white rock fryers around 19.20. Butter prices at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange held steady with various grades quoted. Eggs remained fully steady with grade categories ranging from whites to standards and dirties around the mid to upper 20s.
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USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
St Louis Produce Prices and Grades Report
St Louis market data lists egg grades A and B with sizes large to small, wholesale grades, checks and classifications for farm stock. Hen weights and poultry categories are noted with price ranges, alongside a general line on broilers and fryers.
Livestock Prices At National Stockyards Market Report
National Stockyards sales show hogs at 190 to 240 pounds 17.15 to 17.60 per hundredweight and 1 2 450 to 170 pounds 15.25 to 16.75. sows 13.23 to 15.25. boars 11.00 to 12.50. Cattle and calves include slaughter steers 900 to 1,100 pounds 22.75 to 23.00. mixed good and choice 950 to 1,150 pounds 22.25 to 50. cows 14.50 to 16.00. vealers 25.00 to 29.00. Sheep 1,100 head in open bids as market may be unsettled.
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USDA
Chicago Grain market report summary
Chicago AP notes missing wheat files with corn price quotes for No 2 yellow 1.28-914 and No 3 yellow 1.2643-28, San II grade yellow 1.20-263, oats No 1 extra heavy white 3, No 2 extra heavy white 7244, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.64, No 2 yellow 2.6234, soybean oil at 8 percent.
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Chicago
Wall Street Tobacco Stocks Drag Volume Mixed Action
Wall Street closed lower with tobaccos weak in a generally softer market. About 5 million shares traded, with declines among tobacco issues linked to the American Heart Association heart disease warning. Major names like Philip Morris, Liggett & Myers, Reynolds and Du Pont led the losses as other sectors softened. Chrysler and Ford showed modest gains despite early selling. General Motors slipped slightly as IBM fell about 2 points.
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Local Youths Admit Car Theft and Burglary
Three 16 year old youths admitted stealing three cars and burglarizing the Loren Osborn store in Bluford. They were James Harold 3oldery Harry Earl Clary and Larry Steven Jordan, all jailed in Jefferson County. They confessed to stealing a car owned by Dwight Flora, the burglary, and later another car belonging to Marilee Grace of Blford, with prior thefts including Clarence Brickey’s Mt Vernon car. The arrests followed a crash reported near Route 15 east of town and led to recovery of some stolen items.
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Bluford
James Harold 3Oldery
Caborn
U Harry Earl Clary
White Street
Larry Steven Jordan
Bonnie
Shaw- Neetown
Mt. Vernon
Dewey Barton
Orville Telford
Dwight Flora
Hillside Drive
Thompson Hotel
Flora
Markham City
Route 15
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Osborn
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Swawnee
Clarence Brickey
Brickey
Log Cabin Road
Two Accidents Result in Charges for Drivers in Mt Vernon
Police charged two drivers after separate Saturday night accidents in Mt Vernon. Robert Wellmaker, 21, of Lincolnton Ga paid a 50 dollar fine for careless driving following a collision at the Mug drive in on Salem Road with Louie Simmons 62 of Sims. Jessie Livingston 67 of 602 North Twelfth was charged with failure to yield after a crash at 7th and Broadway with Michael Berry 60 of Mt Vernon Route 7. Damages to Berry's car were estimated at 100 dollars.
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Lincolnton
Louie B. Simmons
Sims
Salem Road
Jessie Livingston
North Twelfth
Michael E. Berry
7Th
Broadway
Berry
Five Drown In River Near Foley Report
Lincoln County sheriff reports five St Louis area residents believed drowned in Mississippi River boating accident near Foley. Two men were enslaved. Incident occurred Sunday night.
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Stock Market Wrap Shows Mixed Movements in Trading
Polaroid and Xerox rebounded from early losses with about 2 point gains. Leading steel shares edged down slightly while Zenith rose about 2. Montgomery Ward Johns Manville Illinois Central and U S Gypsum posted moderate gains. American Stock Exchange prices moved irregularly lower in moderately active trading as corporate bonds mixed and government bonds edged higher.
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Jefferson In 86th District Republican Plan For House Remap
Springfield Illinois Republicans resolve differences on a remap plan reducing Southern Illinois districts from seven to six. The proposal shifts one Lake County district while keeping two in DuPage, with Southern seats redefined as the 51st 53rd 3th 58th and 539th districts covering multiple counties. The measure relies on a vote tally near 86 in favor, three short of passage.
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Conservancy district approves lake project in Illinois
In a referendum held Saturday, western Jackson County and southeastern Randolph County voters approved creating a conservancy district by 1 126 to 266. The district will fund a 4000 acre recreation lake on Kinkaid Creek. The Illinois House backed a $100 000 Lake Study appropriation, with Senate consideration ongoing.
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Mass for Late Pope to Be Held at St Marys
A memorial mass for the late Pope John XXIII will be celebrated at St Marys Church tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock by Pastor Rev Father James P Burke. The public is invited to attend.
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Marriage Licenses Granted in Illinois and Missouri
Monte G Smith 21 Joliet Illinois and Susei Belle Quarterman 18 Dix. Donald Paul Koch 26 Cape Girardeau Missouri and Harriett Ellen Rosenberger 22 Woodlawn. Kay Edward Brasher 23 Zeigler and Cecil Lorraine King 23 Christopher. Theodore A Burton 20 and Donna Sue Marlow 18 both of Mt Vernon.
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Joliet
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Dix
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Cape Girardeau
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Woodlawn
Kay Edward Brasher
Zeigler
Cecil Lorraine King
Christopher
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Donna Sue Marlow
Mt. Vernon
Justice of the Peace Harlow levies weekend fines
Justice of the Peace Harley FE Harlow acting as Police Magistrate levied four fines this weekend. Larry Medders of 505 Cessna Lane was fined $25 plus costs for towing a water skier on Jaycee Lake with only one person in the boat. Howard Williams, Jefferson County Game Warden, filed the charge under the Illinois Boat Registration and Safety Act. Traffic fines included James L. Eller of Bluford fined $8, Elsby Melton of East St. Louis fined $5 for no registration, and Robert E. Wellmaker of Lexington, Ga., fined $15 for careless driving.
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Howard Williams
Jefferson County
James L. Eller
Bluford
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East St. Louis
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Two Draw Fines In County Court
Jeffrey S Alberts 23 of Ur ibana Ill and Charles T Evans of Nashville were fined by County Judge Alvin Lacy Williams after guilty pleas. Evans fined 50 and costs for reckless driving after a May 21 county arrest when his car struck and glanced off a bridge abutment on Route 466 west of Mt Vernon. Alberts fined 150 and costs for taking a car without permission, Feb 22, plus 57.82 for car damage and 25 for mileage while in possession.
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Uribana
Charles T. Evans
Nashville
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Mt. Vernon
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Bus trip to Muny Opera sponsored by Homemakers
The Homemakers Extension Association offers a limited number of seats on a bus trip to the Municipal Opera in St. Louis on June 2. Interested individuals may call the Home Adviser's office at 242-1482 for details and reservations.
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Municipal Opera
Homemakers Extension Association
Home Adviser’s Office
Sys-Tone Claims Quick Relief From Gas And Nerves
A woman reports relief from stomach gas that rose to her throat when lying down after using Sys-Tone. She says it clears gas fast and adds iron and vitamins to boost energy and calm nerves. Advertises availability at all drug stores in Mt. Vernon and nearby towns for only a few cents a day.
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Sys-Tone
Mt. Vernon
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