Obituary for Ira Loving of East St. Louis Illinois
Ira Loving 68 of East St. Louis formerly of Springerton area died 9 45 a m Tuesday at St John Mercy Hospital St Louis Funeral services 2 p m Thursday at Gholson Funeral Home Chapel McLeansboro burial Springer Cemetery McLeansboro body lying in state after 6 p m today Survived by wife Delia McIntosh two daughters Ella Mae Enright Urbana Virginia Allen Urbana one sister Ina Maulding Hays McLeansboro two brothers Burley Thompson McLeansboro Cloud Thompson Oakdale Illinois and five grandchildren
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Ira Arthur Loving
East St. Louis
Springerton
St. John’s Mercy Hospital
St. Louis
Mr. Loving
Gholson Funeral Home
McLeansboro
Springer Cemetery
Mt. Carmel
Will
Frances (Green) Loving
Della McIntosh
Ella Mae Enright
Virginia Allen
Urbana
Ina Maulding Hays
Burley Thompson
Cloud Thompson
Oakdale
Ill
Obituary: Thomas Claude Newman 68 of Richview
Thomas Claude Newman age 68 died at 3 50 a m today at St Marys Hospital Centralia He was a retired Illinois Central car shop worker and lived in Richview Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p m at Richview Baptist Church with Rev Champ Hefner officiating Burial will follow in Richview Cemetery Friends may call at Hogan Funeral Home in Ashley after 6 p m tomorrow He was born October 9 1904 the son of Charles H and Mary Ella Richardson Newman In 1924 he married Florence Kemp who survives He leaves five sons Kenneth Newman Centralia Harold Newman Houston Ronald Newman Keith Newman and Tom Newman all of Richview four daughters Evelyn Green Richview Vivian Whittenburg Centralia Helen Self Centralia and Kathryn Murray Walnut Hill a brother Herschel Newman Clinton two sisters Grace Lawson Clinton and Zola Skivinski Richview 27 grandchildren and three great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Claude Newman
St Mary’s Hospital
Centralia
Newman
Ilinois Central
Richview
Richview Baptist Church
Champ Hefner
Richview Cemetery
Hogan Funeral Home
Ashley
Mr. Newman
Charles H
Mary Ella (Richardson) Newman
Florence Kemp
Kenneth Newman
Harold Newman
Houseton
Ronald Newman
Keith Newman
Tom Newman
Evelyn Green
Vivian Whittenburg
Flelen Self
Kathryn Murray
Walnut Hill
Herschel Newman
Clinton
Grace Lawson
Zola Skivinski
Unis B Riggs Fairfield Obituary Notice
Unis B Riggs 83 of the Way fair Restorium Fairfield former Wayne City resident died 8 25 p m Monday at Fairfield Memorial Hospital Funeral services 2 p m Friday Richardson Chapel Wayne City Rev Denzil L Clark officiating burial Thomason cemetery Wayne City Body lies in state after 6 p m Thursday Survivors include one daughter Joy Waters of Novle two brothers Lex Riggs Towanda Kansas Flex s Riggs Mt Carmel four sisters Gertrude Franklin Cahokia Susie Clifton Cahokia Edna Jones El Plozado Kan Hazel Press well St Louis four grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Unis
Riggs
Wayne County
James
Laura
Bowman) Riggs
Verdie Graddy
Joy Waters
Novle
Lex Riggs
Towanda
Kansas
Flexs Riggs
Mt. Carmel
Gertrude Franklin
Charleston
Susie Clifton
Cahokia
Edna Jones
el Plozado
Kan
Hazel Press
Well
St. Louis
Infant Faith Manring laid to rest in Wayne City
Graveside services for Faith LeeAnn Manring infant daughter of Cecil and Connie Manring of Wayne City were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Mason cemetery. The stillborn baby was delivered at Good Samaritan Hospital. Survivors include her parents a sister Traci Sue and grandparents Clyde Manring of Fairfield and Lloyd Purcell of Mt. Vernon.
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Faith LeeAnn Manring
Cecil Manring
Wayne City
Thomason
Tracy Dees
Manring
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cecil
Connie
Purcell) Manring
Traci Sue Manring
Clyde Manring
Fairfield
Lloyd Purcell
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices and Hog Class Ranges
Market report from Mt Vernon shows No 1 and No 2 hogs at 200 to 220 pounds priced 27.00 to 27.50 with a separate line for 27.75 for sorted No 27.75. Mixed No 2 and No 4 hogs at 220 to 240 pounds priced 26.40 to 27.00. Sows ranged 14.00 to 22.00.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Reported This Morning
Mt Vernon callers quoted the day’s grain prices with Wheat at 1.28 Soybeans at 3.23 and Corn at 1.17.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt V Livestock Auction and Chicago grain prices
Egg and poultry quotes across consumer and wholesale grades list A large to unclassified categories with values for hens ready-to-cook broilers and fryers. Chicago wheat corn oats soybeans and oil futures cited with No 2 hard red and soft red wheats feeding No 2 yellow corn and soybean oil at 10.39n.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
National stockyards hog cattle and sheep receipts and prices
National Stockyards Illinois reports Thursday receipts of about 5 000 hogs 900 cattle and 50 sheep with hogs 5 500 head and prices varying by weight class. Cattle receipts about 600 head with limited slaughter steer supply and mixed Holsteins. cows bulls and heifers priced accordingly. Sheep receipts 75 head with lambs steady to higher and ewes steady. In New York stock market gains extend rally as Dow Jones industrials rise to 953.64 at noon led by gains in oils rails chemicals and aircrafts.
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National Stockyards
Ill
New York
Smashing Victory in New York Delegates Outcome
McGovern secured at least 25 of 30 New York delegates with results in New York. Shirley Chisholm won four of six in her district while two delegates remained uncommitted. Badillo district delegates also uncommitted. McGovern entered New York with 1077.3 first ballot votes, 431.7 short of the 1509 needed. Additional delegates to be chosen this weekend in Arkansas Delaware and Nebraska.
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McGovern
New York
State Democratic Committee
Shirley Chisholm
Bronx
Herman Badillo
Arkansas
Delaware
Nebraska
Tax relief for elderly passes in Illinois legislature
The measure promises senior and disabled homeowners up to 500 dollars tax relief beyond six or seven percent of income, minus five dollars for every hundred of household income. Applications may be filed by individuals or couples where either spouse is at least 65. Mohr calls it the largest state commitment for relief and notes Illinois joins 12 states with similar laws.
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Mohr
Minois
Cook County
Illinois
Faculty group seeks recognition amid college board actions
The board moved to remove 20 car rels from the language lab and store them to expand instruction space, granted tenure to Julius Swayne, and accepted a 1970 tax objection settlement with industries in Franklin, Hamilton, Wayne and Perry Counties. Objectors include U S Steel and Texaco among others, with taxes 75 percent to the college. The board also sought bids for rental or purchase of two passenger cars, pursued special funds for community service projects, and planned a work experience program for disadvantaged youths with 95 percent state funding. Three leases expired prompting moves of the nursing program to Route 37, rent set at 650 monthly, while agriculture finding remained unsettled after wind damage. A rent increase request from Mrs Vernie Michaels faced opposition for exceeding federal guidelines. Thought for today: it is the men, not the houses that make the city.
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Snyder
Julius Swayne
Franklin
Hamilton
Wayne
Perry
U.S. Steel
Union Electric Co
C. & E.I. Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Union Oil Co. of
California
Texaco
L&n Railroad
Southern Railroad
The
Pure Oil Company
Illinois
Inn
Mt. Vernon High School
Vernie Michaels
Benton
Allan Baker
Baker
Senate approves 2.95 billion child care bill for Nixon
The Senate passed a 2.95 billion child care bill expanding federal programs with 73 foes in favor, sending the measure to the House after Nixon’s veto threat. It envisions free care for low income working parents, scaled costs for higher incomes, and adds a broad development program including Head Start and tutoring. Sponsors cite support from women’s groups, unions, and civil rights groups, while critics warn of family disruption and potential veto risks.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
House
Women's
Mondale
Illinois Senate Sets Coroner Pay Ranges by County
The Illinois Senate backed a conference report to let county boards set coroner salaries within defined ranges. Eight counties recently voted to abolish the office amid rising costs. The bill awaits Gov. Ogilvie's approval. current law allows 8500 to 21000 dollars. Counties categorized by population face new annual salary bands from 1000 to 21000 dollars.
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Springfield
Ill
Ilinois Senate
Richard B. Ogilvie
Platt
Putnam, Schuyler
Bureau
Pike
Stark
Brown
Scott
Living Costs Rise As Food Drops Amid Inflation
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports May CPI up three tenths to 124.7, with overall costs rising led by clothing and transportation. Food prices fell while wage gains for about 50 million workers slightly outpaced inflation, continuing under Nixon Phase 2 controls.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
Ogilvie Says Farmers Need Tax Relief on TV
Governor Richard B. Ogilvie answered 14 questions from viewers on the second of eight Ask the Governor programs. He discussed farm problems, highways, rural electrification, markets for Illinois farm products, and said farmers deserve real estate property tax relief. He noted Illinois farmers are taxed higher than those in other Midwest states and commented on the elderly, education funding, and labor relations.
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Quincy, Ill
Richard B. Ogilvie
Ilinois
Khqa-Tv
Quincy
Wgn-Tv
Chicago
Ogilvie
Daniel Walker
Illinois
Woody Hicks Receives Gates Rubber Service Award
Woody Hicks of Woody's Phillips 66 Service Station 700 S 10th St earned a Gates Rubber Company customer service award. The nationwide contest, in its 40th year, honors staff who spot a worn fan belt on Gates Mystery Cars and offer a fix, with a plaque and a set of coins as the prize.
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Woody Hicks
Woody
S. 10Th St
Gates Rubber Company
Rubber Company
Gates
Pollution Board resumes hearings with extra funds
The Illinois Pollution Control Board, financially solvent again, will resume hearings and decisions on pollution cases at once after receiving a $145,000 extra appropriation. Gov. Ogilvie signed the appropriation in Springfield. Spokesman Steven N. Klein said hearings would resume full speed ahead after the funding shortfall.
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Chicago
Illinois Pollution Control Board
Springfield
Richard B. Ogilvie
Steven N. Klein
Illinois approves implied consent bill for drinking drivers
Springfield reports the Illinois Senate removed an enforcement glitch from the new implied consent law, allowing a second breath test at a nearby testing station and enacting a July 1 start. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Bernard Neistein, passes unanimously and heads to Governor Ogilvie for final action.
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Springfield
Tlinois Senate
Senate
Bernard Neistein
Chicago
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
Madison County
Cook County
Champaign Plan Commissioner Charged With Bribe
Thomas H. Drisk a Champaign Plan Commission member was charged with accepting a 3000 bribe during a rezoning review. He was held on a 5000 bond in Champaign County Jail after police reported observing the payment. The case involves Architectural and Mechanical Systems Inc owner of the Century 21 Building seeking top floor restaurant and street level shops approval.
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Champaign, Ill
Thomas H. Drisk
Champaign Plan Commission
Drisk
Champaign County
Drish
Architectural and Mechanical Systems, Inc
Century 21
Champaign
Nixon 32nd Wedding Anniversary Quiet Family Evening
President and Mrs Nixon observe their 32nd wedding anniversary with a request for a very quiet private evening. They will be joined at the White House by daughter Tricia Cox and her husband Edward Cox for a family dinner. Julie Nixon Eisenhower and Navy Lt. David Eisenhower will not attend due to Navy duties in Florida. The couple wed June 21, 1940 in Riverside California.
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Washington
Nixon
Constance Stuart
Nixons
Tricia
Edward Cox
White House
Julie
Navy
J.g
David Eisenhower
David
Florida
Stuart
Fatal Crash Near Dwight Kills Two Teenagers
Eu gene Greco 19 of Palos Hills and Thomas Reschke 17 of Chicago died Tuesday night in a U S 66 crash near Dwight when their car swerved to avoid a passing truck. Reschke resided at 3937 W 61st St Chicago.
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Dwight, Fil
Eugene Greco
Palos Hills
Thomas Reschke
Chicago
U.S. 66
Dwight
Reschke
W. 6Lst St
Price Commission Eyes Action on Soaring Food Prices
Washington AP reports the Price Commission begins deliberations amid rising food costs, with potential actions within two to three weeks. Officials signal possible increased controls on meat prices, while avoiding a full freeze or rationing to keep markets functional.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Grocery Manufacturers Association
VARNELL REBEKAH LODGE AND VFW MEET JUNE 22
Regular meeting of Var nell Rebekah Lodge No 296 in the I.O.O.F. hall Thursday evening June 22 at 8 o'clock. Lillie Johnson, N.G. Naomi R. Bogan, Sec'y. Vernois Post No 1376 VFW also meets at club rooms Eighth and Broadway at 8 p.m. Thursday June 22 with luncheon to follow. C. W. Yearwood, Commander.
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Varnell Rebekah Lodge
Varnell Rebekah Lodge No
C.F
Lillie Johnson
N.G
Naomi R. Bogan
Sec’y
The
U.S
Eighth and Broadway
C. W. Yearwood
Senators Back Child Care Bill Vote Passes 73 to 12
In Washington AP report, Illinois Senators Charles H. Percy Republican and Adlai E. Stevenson III Democrat voted in favor of a 2.95 billion child development and day care center bill. The measure cleared the Senate on a 73 to 12 roll-call vote.
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Washington
Illinois
Charles H. Percy
Adlai EF. Stevenson III
Four Vehicle Crashes Reported in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon city police investigated four accidents yesterday and this morning. At 11 43 a.m. a collision between Winnie Mooney and Letitia Armstrong at 10th and North left both station wagons heavily damaged and Armstrong cited for failure to yield. At 1 05 p.m. Mary Farmer and Lora Morgan collided at 9th and Broadway with major damage. At 2 43 p.m. Mrs John Modlin watched a car strike hers as she approached. minor damage. At 6 56 a.m. today Larry Dobbs lost control of his van on Newby Avenue, struck a telephone pole, sustained head abrasions and swelling, taken to Good Samaritan Hospital. brakes alleged.
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Mt. Vernon
Winnie J. Mooney
Dix
Letitia Armstrong
N. 12Th St
10Th
North Streets
Mary A. Farmer
S. 17Th St
Lora A. Morgan
Blackberry
9Th St
Broadway
John Modlin
Opdyke
Modlin Auto
Larry M. Dobbs
Central Ave
Newby Avenue
Dobbs
Good Samaritan Hospital
City issues permit for residence at 69 Cherry Drive
Page Insurance Agency has been granted a permit to erect a residence at 69 Cherry Drive. The estimated build cost is 26000 dollars.
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Page Insurance Agency
Cherry Drive
Hamilton Co Unit District Vote Set For July 15
The McLeansboro area faces a July 15 election on a proposed Hamilton County community unit school district. Superintendent Willis Gholson announced the state approved the proposal after review of the May 6 public hearing, with changes in recognition status for several local districts noted.
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Mcleansboro
Hamilton County
Educational Service Region
Willis Gholson
Gholson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supt. Gholson
Propolis
Knights Prairie
Flanigan
Aden
Dahlgren
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Faith Manring
Communist
China
MT. Vernon Grain
MT. V. Livestock Auction
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Mission Inn
Riverside
Calif
Treasury
John B. Connally
the Price Commission
Senators
Walter R. Taylor
Life
Walks of Man
God
Sylvia
Hamilton Co
Leonard
W-G'S
W-G
Leonard Wood
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