Death of Miss Zula Warren at 83 in city hospital
Miss Zula Warren of 828 North street died at Good Samaritan Hospital at 11:30 p.m. age 83 years five months and 26 days. Funeral at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at Myers Chapel with Rev. Dale Harmon officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. She lay in state at Myers Chapel after 4:00 p.m. Monday. Born Sept 6 1878 in this city to Rufus Warren and Hester Jane Kinnear Warren. Member of First Methodist Church and charter member of the Women’s Society of Christian Service. With sisters she gave Warren Chapel to the church in memory of the Warren family. Survived by several nieces and nephews.
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North Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Myers Chapel
Dale Harmon
Oakwood Cemetery
Monay
Miss Warren
Rufus Grundy
Hester Jane (Kinnear) Warren
First Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
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Warren
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Glenn Receives Warm Greeting From United Nations Crowd
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr and his family spent Friday in rest and recreation then visited the United Nations where he was greeted warmly by officials including Soviet member Valerian AriN as part of a extended goodwill tour amid preflight excitement in Glenns hometown New Concord Ohio. The party later attended a private luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria hosted by Marine Lt Col then saw the Broadway musical Camelot with Julie Andrews back after a brief vacation.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
New Concord
Ohio
United Nations
Valerian Arin
Outer Space Committee
Julie Andrews
Libby
Robert Coote
Pellinore
Coote
Births in local area honor two newborn sons
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lindsey of RFD 4 and Mr. Vernon welcomed a son at 6 15 this morning in Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds seven ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Riley of Washington DC welcomed a son yesterday in a Washington hospital weighing eight pounds named Edwin Jr. Mrs. Mabel Riley of Dix is the baby’s grandmother.
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Clarence Lindsey
RFD 4
Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Edwin R. Riley
Washington, D. C
Edwin, Jr
Mabel Riley
Dix
Hospital Notes list admissions and discharges across two houses
Jefferson Memorial records admit William T Sledge of Bluford Louis Allen Adams of Maplewood Mo Frank Carroll Phillips of Salem Discharged Opal Vivian Fuqua Good Samaritan admits Stella Anastasia Bewiski Keven Todd Dycus Mattie Neal Simmons Faye Naomi Adomat Wilma Virginia Buoy Mark Steven Irwin Mary Olivia Mosier Don Harold Ferguson Discharged Earl Emmit Tate Frank Joseph Franklin Kenneth Albert Anderson Arlie George Bodine Vincent Cusumano David Darryl Higgins
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Bluford
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Maplewood
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Salem
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Good Samaritan
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Faye
Naomi Adomat
Wilma Virginia Buoy
Mark Steven Irwin
Mary Olivia Mosier
Don Harold Ferguson
Earl Emmit Tate
Frank Joseph Franklin
Kenneth, Albert Anderson
Arlie George Bodine
Vincent Cusumano
David Darryl Higgins
Mt Vernon Lodge Meeting Notice
A stated meeting of Mt Ver vion Lodge No. 31 A. F. & A. M. will be held Monday March 5 at 7 30 p m. All members are urged to be in attendance. W M Ester L Williams and Jas Apgar welcome.
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AF A
Mt. Vervion Lodge No
Membe
Ester L. Williams
Jas
Apgar
Mian Florida Faces Exile Exits From Havana Campus
About 80 faculty members and 14,000 students have left Havana in three years, a report notes in the exile student publication Alma Mater. The piece highlights ongoing departures tied to political pressure and campus upheaval.
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Kennedy Wins Wide Backing On Nuclear Test Order
Washington AP reports President Kennedy announced the resumption of atmospheric nuclear tests unless the Soviet Union accepts a foolproof inspection system. He says the decision had unanimous support from top officials and reflected a militarily necessary course after a National Security Council meeting with Rusk McNamara Lemnitz er Seaborg Foster McCone Johnson Bundy and Brown present.
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Nuclear test decision draws mixed international reaction
The Kennedy administration announced a renewed U S test program prompting varied global responses. Canada opposed tests in principle while supporting the U S stance as necessary. Australia and Britain urged action. West German media noted the difficult choice. East German outlets blamed Kennedy for stalling a test ban.
Susan Stuck’s daughter to receive Shriners aid for treatment
Susan Stuck suffers from arthrogryposis multiplex and has endured admission to hospitals since birth. The Shriners organization will cover the entire treatment and recovery costs, potentially reaching 820000 before the final pair of artificial legs is secured. Mrs. Stuck credits the charity for relief as the family faces financial strain with four other children and limited work options. Dr. Paul C. Kingsley, a Battle Creek orthopedist, connected the family with the Shriners.
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Shriners Organization
Stuck
Shriners
Paul C. Kingsley
Battle Creek
Detailed Weather Report MT. VERNON FRIDAY
The cold eased in Illinois with highs in the 30s north and 40s south under partly cloudy skies. Overnight temps dipped to 12-20s in many cities with a weekend drop, light snow in the north, and light rain in the south. The Wabash River rose to 18.9 feet, cresting Sunday as flood fears rise near farm lands.
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Moline
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Peoria
Wabash
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Sane
Boys Cut Up Tires For Fun In Chicago Incident
An 11 year old told police a tire slashing contest with a friend led to more than 100 cars damaged in four days. Randall Joseph Wolf said the other boy started the record, and police seek the partner. Damages totaled about a in the North area.
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Chicago
Randall Joseph Wolf
Wolf
Kennedy says fallout from US atmospheric tests is minimal
President Kennedy frames U.S. nuclear testing as remote danger and promises strict controls to limit fallout. He argues tests near the equator will spread radiation less widely, with testing to begin late April if the Soviet Union rejects a test ban. He warns against provoking the USSR while urging new arms-control progress.
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Town drama stirs in village as a road project unfolds
In a sunlit village, a massive truck arrives with a bulldozer, stirring tensions among local writers and organizers. Ted Walkowicz delivers a rousing speech praising Dennis's grit while volunteers prepare for a community road project, and upstart artist Gino shifts from bold stroke to anxious erasures as events unfold around Bar Central.
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the Central
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Two Auto Crashes Cause $400 In Damage
Two Friday accidents caused property damage over 400 with no injuries. In the 1000 block of Main street David W House and Gerald D McQueen collided. McQueen was charged with careless driving. In the 1900 block of Broadway Velma M Wood and Marion H Weisbecker collided. Weisbecker backed from a driveway with Wood’s car damaged about 100.
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Main
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Mannen
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McQueen
Velma M. Wood
Broadway
Marion H. Weisbecker
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Boy Sees Self As Astronaut In School Essay
In Long Beach California third grader Mike Donoho imagines becoming an astronaut after astronaut John Glenn orbits Earth. He writes of a President letter and Cape Canaveral, a trip to the moon, meeting a moon man, then returning home. Mike is the son of Richard and (Mrs.) Donoho. the essay appeared in Malcolm Erpley’s Beachcombing column in the Long Beach Independent.
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Kennedy Changes Suit For TV Broadcast
President Kennedy consulted television technicians about his attire for Friday night’s broadcast. He first wore a light gray suit from the executive mansion to the office, then changed after advised a darker shade. Before cameras he appeared in a dark gray suit and blue shirt.
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Kennedy
Executive Mansion
Three Chicago precinct workers plead guilty to vote fraud
In Chicago three Democratic precinct workers Sam Jantelezio Mich ael Gilbellina and Thomas Campobasso pleaded guilty to altering ballots from not guilty in the 1960 presidential election. Judge Brussell accepted pleas on one count of eight and dismissed seven counts. The FBI testimony showed ballots marked for Republicans erased and changed to Democrats.
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Thomas Campobasso
Abraham V. Brussell
Cook County
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Ford Revamps Tractor Setup After Division Restructure
Ford Motor Co announces reorganizing its tractor operations following the retirement of Merritt D. Hill. The Tractor and Implement Division is discontinued and functions moved to Ford Tractor Operations. R. J. Hampson becomes vice president and general manager of the new division. Congress authorized designating New York Harbor as the Statue of Liberty site.
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Merritt D. Hill
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Congress
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Mussolini's son weds Loren kin in Italy wedding
In Predappio, Romano Mussolini married Maria Scieolone, the sister of Sophia Loren. The ceremony at St Anthony's church drew hundreds of fascist sympathizers. Also present were Romano's sister Anna Maria and his mother Donna Rachele. Sophia Loren flew in from Paris to attend the wedding.
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Predappio
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Sophia Loren
St. Anthony’s Church
Romano Mussolini
Maria Scieolone
Romano
Anna Maria
Donna Rachele
Forli
Paris
Third Dimension
Price Support Deadline Set for 1961 Coin Loans
Parker Pierce, chairman of the ASC County committee, announced that April 2, 1962 is the final date for obtaining a loan or a purchase agreement on 1961 coin. Loans require applications by March 16, 1962 for sorting, grading, and completing loan papers by April 2, while purchase agreements may be accepted through April 2.
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Parker Pierce
ASC County Committee
U O I Alumni Banquet Held In Local Cafe
Tri County Alumni Club held its annual banquet at L N Cafe with University of Illinois alumni from Franklin, Hamilton and Jefferson counties attending to celebrate Fenders Day and elect new officers. New officers are Vernon president, Mrs Karl Deitz vice president, William Eovaldi secretary treasurer. Dr Kar E Gardner associate dean gave remarks on university plans and a film Voices of a Great University was shown.
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L. & N. Cafe
University of Illinois
Franklin
Hamilton
Jefferson Counties
University
Joseph Snider
Vernon
Karl Deitz
McLeansboro
William Eovaldi
Benton
Kar E. Gardner
College of Agriculture
Police Court Fines From Justice Office
Police magistrate Sherman Bullock assesses fines for Billie S Green 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Oral Stimson pays 1 dollar and costs for speeding 36 miles per hour in a 30 mile zone.
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Maistrate Sherman Bullock
Billie S. Green
Oral Stimson
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