Nancy Jane Dial 71 McLeansboro obituary
Nancy Jane Dial 71 of RFD 2 McLeansboro died at 2 30 p m yesterday in Pierce Hospital Eldorado. She is survived by her husband George Dial two sons Jack and William Dial all of McLeansboro two daughters Ada Wright Jonesboro Ind Margaret Taylor Macedonia and Georgia Mansell McLeansboro one brother W E Dungy Benton and four sisters Ina Hubbard Mulkeytown Bertha Drew Benton Annabelle Flannigan Jonesboro Ind Maude Johnson Ewing. She was a member of the Akin Church of Christ. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at Akin Church of Christ with Rev W E Bingham and Rev Ben Foley officiating. Burial will be Cartwright Cemetery southwest of McLeansboro. Friends may call at Gholson Funeral Home in McLeansboro after 2 p m today and the body will be taken to the family residence at 9 a m Monday where it will be in state until the funeral hour.
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Nancy Jane Dial
RFD
McLeansboro
Pierce Hospital
Eldorado
George Dial
Jack Dial
William Dial
Ada Wright
Jonesboro
Ind
Margaret Taylor
Macedonia
Georgia Mansell
W. E. Dungy
Benton
Ina Hubbard
John Albright S Father Dies In Loogootee
Luther Albright aged 88 of Loogootee died at home at 2 p.m. yesterday. He was predeceased by wife Ada and daughters Edna Schwarm and Ruth Albright. Survived by sons John, Homer, Ernest, Glenn and daughters Lucy Setess, Amy, Katy Bush and others. Visitation at Lash Funeral Home Farina after 4 p.m. today. Funeral at Zion Lutheran Church Loogootee at 2 p.m. Burial in Old Loogootee Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Albright
Loogootee
Ada
Edna Schwarm
Wood River
Ruth Albright
John Albright
North 8Th Street
Mt. Vernon
Homer Albright
Ernest Albright
Jee
Glenn Albright
St. Louis
Ina Man's Brother Dies In Coal Mine
Joe Slawickey a 48 year old Benton resident died yesterday at 6 p m at his home 413 East Grain street He is survived by his mother Mrs Patricia Slawickey his wife Juanita Fisher a son Ronald in Nebraska four daughters Deloris Murphy Doris Stiller Jonita and Brenda Slawickey two sisters Madeline Chalmers and Ann Padon two brothers Charney Slawickey and John Slawickey He was a member of North Baptist church Benton with funeral services Saturday at 2 p m Rev Carl Whittington officiating Burial will be in Masonic L O F cemetery Benton He was a member of the M W 1265 miners union Friends may call at Freeman's Funeral Home Benton
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Joe Slawickey
Benton
East Grain Street
Birs
Patricia Slawickey
Juanita Fisher
Gine
Ronald
Nebraska
Deloris Murphy
Doris Stiller
Genoa
Ill
Jonita
Brenda Jawickey
Madeline Chalmers
Ann Pad@en
Chicago
Charney Slawickey
Ina
John Slawickey
North Baptist Church of
Carl Whittington
Masonic
L O
Miner’s Union
Freeman's
Gutzler of Bluford Dies Korean War Veteran
Louis Carl Gutzler of Bluford a Korean war veteran died yesterday at 6 20 p m in Jefferson Memorial hospital He was 22 He was a Bluford High School graduate and served as a sergeant in the 45th Division During the Korean conflict He belonged to Bluford American Legion post and Bluford Baptist church He worked as a clerk at Osborn grocery Funeral services will be at Bluford Baptist church at 3 p m Sunday Rev Lloyd Trotter presiding Burial in Memorial Gardens cemetery Military honors by Bluford American Legion The body will lie in state at Myers Chapel after 2 p m Saturday and move to the church at 1 30 p m Sunday He was born Oct 23 1929 in Centralia son of Valentine and Beulah Gutzler He married Jean Jevin in Mt Vernon on Dec 16 1949 Surviving: his wife. his father and mother. a son Ricky Paul and a daughter Carla Jean both at home. two brothers Herbert Lee of Bluford and Ray Joe a U S Air Force member in San Antonio Texas also surviving
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Louis Carl Gutzler
Bluford
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Bluford High School
Gutzler
Bluford American Legion Post
Bluford Baptist Church
Osborn Grocery
Lloyd Trotter
Memorial Gardens
Bluford American’ Legion
Myers Chapel
Mr. Gutzler
Centralia
Valentine and
Beulah (Patton) Gutzler
Jean Jévin
Mt. Vernon
Ricky Paul
Carla Jean
Herbert Lee
Ray Joe
U. S. Airforce
San Antonio
Texas
Mrs Laura Brake of Dahlgren Dies Funeral Sunday
Mrs Laura Brake of Dahlgren died at 5 p m yesterday at Me hospital preceded in death by husband Quince Brake about a year ago she is survived by two sons John Brake and V DeWitt both of St Louis one daughter Mrs C G Ayd etc Funeral services will be held at the Baptist church on Apr 1 with burial in Dahlgren cemetery Friends may call at the Jones home in Dahlgren after 6
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Laura Brake
Dahl
Ackerserie al Hospital
Mewas
Husban Quince Brake
John Brake
V' DeWitt
St. Louis
Baptist Church
Meio
Dahl- Friends Call
Jones Val Jome
Dahigren
William R Floyd obituary for Opdyke farmer dies at 88
William Rider Floyd retired Opdyke farmer died at 9 10 pm in Jefferson Memorial hospital at age 88 and 22 days. Funeral services were set for Sunday at 2 30 pm at Myers chapel with Rev Lester Pifer officiating. burial in Opdyke cemetery. He was born May 21 1869 in London Kentucky, married to Mary Agnes Smay, she died January 1953. He would have joined the Opdyke Masonic Lodge in July. Surviving: two sons William Rider Jr of Leroy Illinois and John of Santa Rosa California. three daughters Ruth Mobley Abilene Texas Eva McKissack Houston Texas Kitty Roane Opdyke. nine grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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William Rider Floyd
Opdyke
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Myers Chapel
Lester Pifer
Opdyke Cemetery
Aiglts Chapel
Satuday
Mr. Floyd
London
William Rider
Catherine
Taylor) Floyd
Mary Agnes Smay
Floyd
Opdyke Masonic Lodge
William Rider Jr
Leroy
Ill
John
Santa Rosa
Calif
Ruth Mobley
Abilene
Tex
Eva McKissack
Houston
Mother Of Ross Baldridge Dies
Edith Baldridge 73 of 518 S Elm Centralia died Thursday morning at home after a stroke. She was widow of Bert Baldridge and mother of Ross Baldridge Mt Vernon and Reba, her daughter who lived with her. Service 2 p.m. Saturday at Boggs Queen Funeral Home North Elm Centralia. She was a Methodist and lived most of her life in Centralia.
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Edith Baldridge
S. Elm
Centralia
Ross Baldridge
Shaw's Garden
Mt. Vernon
Boggs-Queen
North Elm
Berthold Baldridge
Methodist Church
Ross
Reba
Service At Grave For Lester Tyndal
Graveside services were held at 1 30 p m today for David Lester Tyndal of 715 South Tenth Street who died yesterday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. A Marine Corps veteran born in Onawa Iowa November 12 1905 he was not married. Rev I W Gibson led the funeral and burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by his mother Effie R. Smith of San Diego and three half brothers Jimmy Smith Belleville Indiana Donald R. Smith San Diego and Bernard B. Smith Mitchell South Dakota.
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David Lester Tyndal
South Tenth Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Tyndal
Onawa
Iowa
Marine Corps
I. W. Gibson
Oakwood Cemetery
Effie R. Smith
Se Diego
Calif
Jimmy Smith
Belleville
Inl
Donald R. Smith
San Diego
Bernard B.smith
Mitchell
S. D
Ike Calls For Freer Trade By Britain Japan
President Eisenhower said Britain and Japan must have freer trade to live and that the free world must consider the consequences of inadequate trade. He warned against letting Communists gain strategic goods and spoke to about 1200 at a national trade policy meeting. He did not specifically reference Britain’s China restrictions, but implied broader aims affecting Asia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Great Britain
Japan
Committee For
Britain
China
Filibuster For Hike In State School Funds
The House approved measures authorizing county boards to set curfews for persons 18 years or younger and appropriated three million dollars to the Illinois Public Aid Commission for distributing federal surplus food commodities. The chamber also backed a $1,900,000 emergency appropriation for the Chicago Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium and a $6,700 payment to Walter Reeser of Farmer City, a state policeman who suffered permanent brain injury in an auto accident.
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House
Senate
Illinois Public Aid Commission
Chicago
Surgeon Dr Robert Bartlett Stricken With Heart Attack
Dr Robert Bartlett of St Louis and Barnes Hospital suffers a severe heart attack on Wednesday. The noted surgeon, affiliated with Washington University College of Medicine, is hospitalized at Barnes in critical condition.
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Mt. Vernon Medical Associates
Robert Bartlett
St. Louis
Bartlett
Barnes Hospital
Washington University College of Medicine
Barnes
Civil rights bill moves in House amid vote fears
House enters showdown on civil rights with predictions of passage before nightfall though southern opponents may seek to attach a jury trial amendment. Proponents defend court injunctions while concerns mix with right to trial by jury. King outlines a 1958 voter outreach in Montgomery after meeting Nixon.
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Washington Uf
House
South
Rep
Cellier
D-Ny
Martin
Massachusetts
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hoffman
R-Mich
Investigative Rights Commission
Alger
Rtex
Forand
D-Ri
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Ala
Nixon
Judge seeks fourth seat after election defeat
Raymond J. Harvey, defeated in the June 3 judicial elections, cites a new state law signed March 16 by Gov. Stratton to be certified as a fourth judge in the 12th Judicial Circuit. He notes the circuit serves 16,000 at Kankakee and Manteno State Hospitals and 5,000 more in Joliet prisons. Pre-registration for Mt. Vernon Community College falls by June 26, with dean Howard Rawlins on announcing strong turnout.
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Joliet, II
12Th Judicial Circuit
Raymond J. Harvey
William G. Stratton
Kankakee
Manteno
Joliet
Mt. Vernon Community College
Howard Rawlinson
Birth announcements include multiple families noted in local county columbarium style
births reported from Woodlawn Ashley Vernon Waltonville and Chicago with Bradley Wayne Cindy Diane Mariana Kathy Sue and Cynthia Marie among newborns. Parents include Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Hays S/Sgt Danny J. Tindle Mr and Mrs Joseph Bocchiardi and others. hospitals cited Good Samaritan Scott Air Base Hospital and Good.
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Billy Joe Hays
Chicago
Bradley Wayne
J. E. Hayes
Woodlawn
Willliam Wilson
Ashley
Danny J. Tindle
Scott Air Base Hospital
Cindy Diane
Mary Jane Sims
M. W. Sims
L. B. Tindle
Vernon
Harry L. Scroggins
Waltonville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Joseph Bocchiardi
Highland East
Mariana
Robert Wayne Ferguson
Kathy Sue
Governor Signs Small Loan Bill and Park Renames
Governor Stratton signed a bill raising the maximum small loan amount from 500 to 800 dollars. He renamed Old Salem State Park Lincoln's New Salem State Park and designated Lake Murphysboro as a state park. He approved authorizing Waukegan Port District to acquire an airport and allowing river conservancy districts to issue bonds repaid from facility revenues. Civil defense workers become eligible for workers compensation. He vetoed Bastardy Act changes and a tax exemption protest bill.
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Springfield
Hl. Tw
Stratton
Old Salem State Park
Lincoln
New Salem State Park
Lake Murphysboro
Waukegan
River Conservancy Districts
Hospital Notes Good Samaritan Admits and Discharges
Admission list includes Betty Mac Ingram Edward Jackson Mary Imogene Levin Alfred Wayne Karcher Theresa Duncan Louis Vanneste Leonard Lee Thompson Lenna Evelyn Montague Mary Belle Wilson. Discharges include William Harrison Childs Leland Shepard Shirley Blythe Stockon Vermadel Wood Emma Walker Theron Eskew Carmen Self and baby Clyde Harshaw Sandra Lee Olson Elma Kiss Delphine Changnon.
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Good Samaritan
Betty Mac In-gram
Edward Jackson
Mary Imogene Levin
Alfred Wayne Karcher
Theresa Duncan
Louis Vanneste
Leonard Lee Thompson
Lenna Evelyn Montague
Mary ‘Belle Wilson
William Harrison Childs
Leland John Shepard
Shirley Franklin Blythe
Floyd ‘Stockton
Vermadel Wood
Emma Walker
Theron Charles Eskew
Carmen Lee Self
Clyde Craig
Mary Elizabeth Harshaw
Sandra Lee Olson
Elma Mae
Kiss
Delphine Jeanette Changnon
Severe Weather Spreads Eastward Across Central States
Severe weather and tornado warnings spread from the midwest into the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes, with damage reported in Kansas Michigan Ohio West Virginia Tennessee Arkansas Nebraska New York and Pennsylvania. Muggy Chicago and Illinois expect warm highs in the 80s with thundershowers and statewide precipitation 0.75 to 1.5 inches. cooler in the northwest.
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Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
West Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
Nebraska
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Great Bend
Kan
Weather Bureau
Damascus
Monroe
Neb
Pontiac
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pittsburgh
Corning
N.Y
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Chicago
Vandalia
Quincy
Senate votes on 2.637 billion foreign aid bill
Senate ready to defeat amendments cutting foreign aid. Johnson predicts final passage tonight as Long offers reductions to military and defense authorizations. Morse calls aid wasteful. Talmadge cites aid misuse examples. Humphrey accuses opponents of smokescreen arguments while Aiken argues aid deepens Cold War concerns.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Sen. Long
D-La
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Long
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Morse
Sen. Talmadge
D-Ga
Cambodia
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sen. Aiken
R-Vt
Yugoslavia
Two American Priests Released By China Reds
Hong Kong reports two American Jesuit missionaries freed after four years of imprisonment and house arrest. Father Charles J. McCarthy age 42 from San Francisco and Father John Alexander Houle age 42 from Glendale California left Shanghai residences and traveled to the Jesuit mission headquarters in Shanghai.
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Hong Kong
China
Charles J. McCarthy
San Francisco
John
Alexander Houle
Glendale
Calif
Shanghai
Mt Vernon Youth Center to Close Over Teener Misconduct
Complaints over teen behavior last Tuesday at the Mt Vernon armory lead to the temporary closing of the youth center for tonight. Officials warn that continued incidents and foul language could revoke privileges and halt the season. center may reopen Tuesday at 7 pm if conduct improves.
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Mt. Vernon
National Guard
J. D. Shields
Air Travel Movements From Alton and Nearby Airports
Bill Trimbleson flew to Alton today. J. E. Stuble departed Alton for Mt. Vernon this morning en route to Lincoln Nebraska. Larry Forrestal Dr Gene Mod ert and Webb Hill flew to Flin Flon Canada yesterday.
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Bill Trimbleson
Alton
J. E. Stuble
Mt. Vernon
Lincoln
Thefts Reported To Police Here
Security Bank and the Cities Service Station at 14th and Broadway reported thefts to Mt. Vernon police today. A rear view mirror used at a drive in banking window was missing from the Security Bank. A tire and wheel was stolen off a parked rental trailer at the service station. The thefts occurred last.
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14Th and Broadway
Mt. Vernon
Injured Kirk Boy Improves at Home
Billy Ray Kirk a 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Kirk of 100 J south 22nd street was injured when his bicycle collided with an automobile last Friday. He is reported to be slightly improved at his home today and his mother says he is not able to have visitors at this time.
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Billy Ray Kirk
Calvin Kirk
South 22Nd Street
Register-News
Empty Beer Can Delays Subway Service After Incident
NEW YORK A lone empty beer can tossed into a subway path caused a short circuit and smoky fire delaying rush hour service on one BMT branch for 88 minutes. The East River tunnel was out of service, 55 trains and about 75,000 passengers affected, with minor injuries reported and injuries from broken windows.
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New York
BMT
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
60Th Street
East River
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Lester Tyndal
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