Social visits and illness noted in Centralia area
Mrs. Pe Bell of Centralia visited last Friday with Mr and Mrs P E Bell and other relatives. Miss Marge Ward of Chicago spent last Friday with Miss Nancy Bean. Sunday visitors at Mark Martin Sr home included Glen Phillips Belle Rive Grover Davis and son Burrell and the former Missouri Peyton of Mr Vernon, Howard Richardson and children from Dyer Ind spent the weekend with his and her parents. C L Phelps Norma Jean and Reed Williamson and Bobby of Opdyke visited Williamson home. Darrell Pepple and children of Rossville spent the weekend with Dessie Pepple and other relatives. Z M Reeder Mt Carmel spent Sunday with Ed Staley and Carl Sanders. Carl Gutzler ill with pneumonia at Jefferson Memorial Hospital reported improved. Mrs P E Bell left Monday for Chicago to care for new grandson Edward Lavers Cook born Sunday at 11 am. Mrs Wayne Green and son Robert Wayne spent Wednesday with her parents Mark Martin. Mrs Doris Riley and baby of
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Pe Bell
Centralia
Mra
P. BE
Bell
Marge Ward
Chicago
Nancy. Bean
Mark Martin Sr
Glen Phillips
Belle Rive
Grover Davis
Burrell
Missouri Peyton
Vernon
Howard Richardson
Dyer, Ind
Orley Richardson
Tom Williamson
Williamson
C. L. Phelps
Norma Jean
Reed Williamson
Bobby
Opdyke
Darrell Pepple
Rossville
Dessie Pepple
Z. M. Reeder
Mt. Carmel
Ed Staley
Carl Sanders
Carl Gutzler
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
P. E. Bell
Edward Lavers Cook
Snday
Wayne Green
Robert Wayne
Mark Martin
Doris Riley
Trapped Miner Found Dead After 36 Hours in Cave-In
SHAMOKIN Pa A 19 year old miner buried under 50 tons of shale for 36 hours in a shale mine cave-in was found dead Wednesday night. Searchers, hampered by sliding rock and walls needing shoring, recovered the body as Mrs Elizabeth Putnock and friends waited by the shaft. The miner's teenage girlfriend Jean Kershner collapsed during the aftermath.
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Shamokin
Iork
Hope
Frank Pufnock
Elizabeth Putnock
Jean Kershner
Miss Kershner
Local social notes from Camden and nearby towns
Camden residents spent several days with the Richardson family in Camden. Visitors to the Adams home included Norma Jean Phelps of Champaign and Clarence Williams with his party. Bell and Cook hosted in Parkersburg. Whalen family from Galesburg visited Donoho and kin. Wood women traveled to St. Louis on business. Bluford folks attended a youth rally near Flora with Rev Howard, Victor Wood, Jimmy Kovach, Ronald Wilson and Geneva Bryant.
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Orville Donoho
Ryad Wood
Victor Wood
St. Louis
Bluford
Flora
Land
Lloyd Howard
Jimmy Kovach
Ronald l Wilson
Geneva Bryant
Graham Urges New Yorkers to Reflect on Christ
Bill Graham challenged 17 000 listeners at Madison Square Garden urging belief in Jesus as the son of God or accepting him as a liar. He spoke of prodigal sons returning and heaven rejoicing when one sinner repents, contrasting worldly laughter with divine celebration. He cited that many cities have populations over 1 000 000, illustrating broad reach of the message.
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New York
Bill Graham
Jesus
God
Madison Square
Graham
Wastlediving
Christ
John Doe
Kane Asuaym
Stella of the Father
McLeansboro Adopts Levy and Appropriation
McLeansboro city council passed the annual tax levy ordinance for 74 644 00 and approved the annual appropriation bill of 337 548 00 at the May meeting. The library board was appointed with Ernest Hood Emma Lou Dettz and Mrs Jo Bonan. Parking meter bids will be sought at the July meeting. Street and sewer improvement plans were referred to committees. Wind storms in Hamilton county damaged property including Delafield Plopolis and McLeansboro trees and TV towers.
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McLeansboro
Light and Water Department
Ernest Hood
Emma Lou Dettz
Jo Bonan
Library Board
Hyatts Addition
Hamilton County
Delafield
Plopolis
Inside Power Problem Stalls Space Travel
In San Francisco officials report that space journeys are delayed as researchers work to perfect auxiliary power systems to keep crew alive healthy and content aboard spacecraft. The obstacle centers on reliable life support and energy management for prolonged missions.
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San Francisco
Rocket experts outline power needs for future space ships
Three rocket experts from Aerojet-General Corp. told the American Society of Mechanical Engineers that developing these systems will require effort comparable to building the main rocket engine. They noted that simple auxiliary power systems exist for steering, fuel pumping, and communications, but future large ships will need independent power sources for heat, cabin pressure, and even gravity substitutes.
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D. G. Burdick
P. I. Wood
J.S. D'Abusco
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Aerojet-General Corp
Aerojet
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