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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
8
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle recalls meeting a parade of screwballs in newspaper offices. A belligerent fan argues over gas rights at the ballpark, and Operative X-37 reports spy work at night. His sister explains he keeps office hours as a psychiatrist.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence McDaniel and son Don were business callers in Salem Monday. Oscar Tate died of a heart attack at his Kell area home. his funeral was held Wednesday at Kell Baptist Church with Rev Bill Purdue officiating. Eloise McDaniel visited sister Ruth Whitlock of Dix on Wednesday. Visitors at Buck McDaniel home included Ed Long and Ruth Whitlock. Verle Ellis has been hospitalized this week but is improving. Don McDaniel traveled to Kansas City Friday with Ed Long and Ruth Whitlock to see uncle Leslie Whitlock. Glenn Kell married Dix Christian church Thursday night to Dorris Robinson with Rev Ross Partridge presiding. Mrs Lawrence McDaniel spent evening at Rev O F Whitlock’s home honoring Whitlock family. Attendees included Arthur Whitlock of Texico Ill, Clifford Karsh and Patty of Mt Vernon, Phil Jones of Alton Ill, Whitlock kin from Centralia and others. John E Blanskship children have mumps but are doing well. Redus Spangler visited last weekend. he’s bound for Camp Atterbury Ind from Fort Custer reception center. Toby Hoskins will stay at Fort Custer. both spent a year in Korea.
Henry Hunt of Louisville Kentucky was fatally injured in a Tuesday auto truck collision three miles north of Cairo on U S Highway 51.
Community notes record visits among the Shaffer Sledge and Williams families including Mr and Mrs Donald Allen Mrs Hardy Sledge Miss Gladys Sledge and others at Pleasant Hill and surrounding towns. A baby girl Pamela Sue was born June 11 to Mr and Mrs Donald Williams.
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