Lottie Mae Hines Belle Rive Obituary
Lottie Mae Hines 75 a retired Belle Rive school teacher died Monday at Fairfield Memorial Hospital. Born October 18 1900 in Wayne county she was daughter of Jacob and Emmeretta Hines. Funeral Thursday 1:30 p.m. Richardson Chapel Wayne City Brother Melvin Chambliss officiating. Burial Mt Zion cemetery. Visitation after 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Survived by sister Sybil Hines and eight nieces and nephews including Wanda Wilm kerson Roger Tennyson Star Hartman Hines Debbie Hines Jacob Hines Phyllis Stimac Jim Ray Hines Port Huron Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Mae Hines
Belle Rive
Fairfield Memorial Hospital
Miss Hines
Wayne County
Jacob and
Emmeretta (Anderson) Hines
Richardson Chapel
Wayne City
Melvin Chambliss
Mt. Zion
Sybil Hines
Wanda Lee Wilkerson
Roger D. Tennyson
Virginia Beach
Star Hartman
Comm Hines
Debbie Hines
Jacob Hines
Phyllis Stimac
Jim Ray Hines
Port Huron
Mich
Market Roundup from Mt Vernon to New York
Mt Vernon quotes show soybeans at 4.58 and wheat 3.54 with corn at 2.55 while Chicago bids list No 2 hard wheat at 3.70 and No 2 yellow corn at 2.74. St Louis reports consumer and wholesale grain grades. National Stockyards notes hog and cattle receipts and prices, with hogs down and steers steady. New York stocks rebound with the Dow near 993 as Ford cites improving economy, and volume hits 25.06 million shares on Monday.
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MT. Vernon
Chicago
National
Dow
Ford
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Warnaca
Jonathon Logan
A. H. Robins
Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Reagan Vows To Stay In Race To GOP Convention In Illinois
Ronald Reagan told about 1,000 supporters at Williamson County Airport he is staying in the race for the Republican presidential nomination all the way to Kansas City. He noted no folding of his tent and said he is in it through the Kansas City convention.
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Madison County
Jefferson County
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Ill
Florida
Ronald Reagan
Kansas City
Reagan
Williamson County
Ilinois
Ford
Unois
Aun
Champaign
Illinois
Danville
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
United States
Ford-Kissinger
Israel
South Vietnam
Angola
Insurance Up, Smoking Policy Debated at Woodlawn Board
Ford reported total school insurance now about 888000 for buildings and contents, with contents coverage higher for the agriculture building. The board discussed smoking on campus, an unofficial 3 to 2 vote to outlaw it, supervision concerns, classroom discipline petitions, and potential moves of the copying machine along with other agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Stafford
Moore
Etheridge
Champ
Don Dorris
Dorris
Roy
Roy L. Stafford
Verneil Garren
Orville Donoho Survives Guillain Barré Syndrome Fight
Orville Donoho recalls the struggle with Guillain Barré Syndrome beginning in 1974 after a bout with illness in Gatlinburg. He describes a long road of nerve recovery, therapy, and adaptive living aided by family, friends, hospital staff, and faith. He credits the support network and a hopeful mindset with his gradual improvement and renewed purpose.
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Donoho
Orville Donoho
Clara
Craig Mennenga
Great Smoky Mountains
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Knoxville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Guillian- Barre
James Marshel Sims longtime veteran dies at 54
James Marshel Sims 54, a retired Air Force veteran, died Sunday night at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Marion. Born October 11, 1921 in Sims, he served in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam and was a 100 percent disabled veteran. He married Dorothy Campbell in 1964. Survived by wife, son Randy, daughter Denise, brother Nelson Marshel, and three sisters Bessie Fenton, Doris Cunningham, and Lois Patterson. Funeral held at Sims Missionary Baptist Church with burial in Thomason Cemetery. Military services at Braveside. Richardson Chapel in Wayne City handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. James McMaster (Mack) Marshel
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Marion
Sims
Ephraim and
Arla (Carroll) Marshel
Dorothy Campbell
Marshel
DAV
Mt. Vernon
Sims Missionary Baptist Church
Thomason Cemetery
Richardson Chapel
Wayne City
Mr. Marshel
Randy
Denise
Nelson Marshel
Bessie Fenton
Doris Cunningham
Decatur
Lois Patterson
Franklin Grove
Obituary Notice for Mrs Cora Hester Culver Ind
Mrs. Cora Hester of Culver Indiana and formerly Mt Vernon died Monday evening at her daughter Mrs Orval Phelps home. Survived by daughter Mrs Phelps son Duane Hester of Denver brothers Charles Bayne Fred Bayne both of Mt Vernon sister Mrs Jennie Tennis of Scottsdale and great aunt Tillie Halbrooks of Bluford. Preceded in death by brother Harold Bayne and sisters Daisy Marlowe Lillian Powell. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Cora Hester
Mt. Vernon
Orval Phelps
Culver
Ind
Hester
Duane Hester
Denver
Colo
Charles Bayne
Fred Bayne
Vernon
Jennie Tennis
Scottsdale
Ariz
Tillie Halbrooks
Mt Vernon Weather Report With Historic Comparisons
Mount Vernon forecast for Monday shows a high of 34 and a low of 40. Tubam reports today’s rainfall of 4 inches year to date 1976 at 3 inches. Previous years note a marked variation with highs of 3H, 56, 48 and 56 in past dates. Wednesday sunrise at 6 15 and sunset at 5 59. Lake Head main dam water level 406 3eet above mean sea level.
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MT. Vernon
Cancer Society Benefit Friday At Belle Rive School
Belle Rive and Opdyke communities invite all to a chili supper and gospel concert at Belle Rive School on Friday March 12. Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. Sugarcamp Travelers Glory Landers Golden Harvest Singers and Junior Jubilees perform. Belle Rive Opdyke youths give a feature presentation. Serving starts 6 p.m. chili sandwiches pies drinks. gospel singing at 7 30 p.m.
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Belle Rive
Opdyke
American Cancer Society
Sugarcamp Travelers
Glorylanders
Golden Harvest Singers
Gospel Sing
Illinois Extended Outlook: Cloudy Period With Rain and Snow
Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness Thursday through Saturday with occasional rain or snow on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures range from highs in the 35 to 50s and lows in the 15 to 25s, shifting to warmer readings by Friday with highs in the 40s to 60s and varied overnight lows across regions.
Burglars Strike Two Local Businesses Last Night
City patrol at 2:09 a.m. found Riley's Produce at 215 S. Mth St. and Williamson Motor Service at 1104 Starr Alley broken into. Thieves smashed three Riley's windows stealing a calculator, a portable typewriter, a cooler, a checkbook, lettuce seed, cookies, and other small items. one Williamson window yielded a box of cigars and a telephone.
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Mt. Vernon Square
David Keen
Riley’s Produce
S. Mth St
Williamson Motor Service
Starr Alley
Riley's
Williamson's
Newt Brown noted church leader and Kiwanis helper dies
Mt Vernon obituary for Newt Brown born March 5 1905. He served as elder and leader at Central Church of Christ for 55 years and aided Khoury League and Ki-Op field projects with Kiwanis and the Kiwanis Club. Survived by Grace Farlow Brown, a son David, a daughter Barbara Witter, six grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Central Church with Hughey Pulley Funeral Home.
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Charles E. Hughey
Hughey-Pulley Funeral Home
Main
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Central Church of Christ
Mike Harbin
J. Howard Kraps
Hughey-Pulley
Mr. Brown
Newt
Kiwanis Club
Ki-Op
Brown
Willing Workers
Illinois Public Aid Commission
Commission
Vernon
Charles E
Anna (Barber) Brown
South Bend
Ind
Grace Farlow
David Brown
Marion
Barbara Witter
Eureka, Ill
County Board Hears Dissent as Budgets Approved
County board approves 47896 to Smith Trucking for aggregate base on Richview Road and 6952 to Pitt's Quarry for base on Waltonville street from revenue sharing funds. Rabies committee prices set. bids on hospitalization insurance due April 9. Sympathy resolution for late member Herbert Pickett adopted. replacement Vance Skinner welcomed. Public comment limited to 10 minutes after critique of meeting.
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Bob Draexge
Smith Trucking Company
Benton
Richview Road
Pitt
Ashley
Waltonville
Herbert Pickett
Vance Skinner
Skinner
Victor la Sara
Dickerson
la Sara
Man Charged With Possession of Am phetamine Substance
Michael Banes of 1010 S. 7th St. was charged in circuit court with unlawful possession of a controlled substance less than 30 grams of am phetamine containing material. He remained jailed under a $3,000 bond after Sunday's arrest and Monday filing.
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Michael Banes
S. 7Th St
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ST. Louis
Egos
New York
Indus
Telle Sartharn
GOP
T. Lee Hughes
Associated Press
Woodlawn
James Marshel Sims
Cora Hester Culver
Alcoholics Anonymous
PAL
Cancer Society
Belle Rive School
Lloyd C. Lingle
Jesse Meade
Johnson
John
Robert Kent
Garretson
Dr. Berkley
Vintage Furniture Restoration Studios
S. 12Th
Rockford
Moline
Quincy Decatur Clear
Peary Clear
Chyo. Gr. mi
Dubuque Hay Madison
Paducah
V Clear
Burlington
The
Chamber of Commerce
Optimist International
Church
State Farm Tone
Allan D. Laird
Broadway
Home
State Farm
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Ite sroLer
County Board
Fred
W-G Motors
Fred Lampp
WG Motors
Broadway Call
W-O Motore, Inc
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