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Mt Vernon Register News

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Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1964

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Death of Howard H. Henry at 71 in Mt. Vernon

Howard H. Henry of 334 South Third Street died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital at age 71. He was a retired Mt. Vernon steel plant worker known as Rouge. Funeral Tuesday at Myers Chapel at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Howard Flora officiating. burial in Oakwood Cemetery. He leaves Dana Sharp Henry, two sons Guy and Jack, a daughter Jeanne Adcock, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was born March 24, 1893, and preceded by a daughter, two brothers, and two sisters. He belonged to the First Free Will Baptist church.

Howard H. Henry South Third Street Good Samaritan Hospital Howard Flora Oakwood Myers Chapel Mr. Henry Mt. Vernon Edward and Mary (Dodson) Onry Dana Sharp Guy Jack

Maude Parsons Dies in Washington from Auto Crash

Maude Parsons formerly of Mt. Vernon and Miss Maude Hester by birth, died in Washington D C after injuries from an automobile accident last Wednesday. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Simmons Brothers Funeral Home Washington with burial there. She is survived by two sisters Mrs Victoria Carter and Mrs Josephine Reed and a brother Glenn Hester all of Mt Vernon.

Maude Parsons Washington D. C Mt. Vernon Simmons Brothers Funeral Home Parsons Maude Hester Victoria Carter Josephine Reed Glenn Hester

T. J. Coleman Dies At Age 91

Thomas J. Coleman 91 of Ashley died at 8 30 am Sunday in a hospital at Alton. Funeral will be Tuesday at Kringer Funeral Home Ashley with Rev Sam Totten presiding burial in Ashley cemetery. He was born Sept 9 1878 in Ashley son of George and Sophia Coleman survived by four sons two daughters seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren plus a Spanish American War veteran badge and Ashley American Legion Post 110 graveside rites to be conducted.

Thomas J. Coleman Ashley Alton Kringer Funeral Sam Totten Ashley Cemetery Kringer Mr. Coleman George and Sophia Gilbert) Coleman Cora Belle Robinson Nelson Charlie Coleman William Coleman Riverside Calif Kenneth Coleman Elgin Pearl Max Villa Park Lorene Buerk West Chicago Coleman Ashley American Legion Post 110

James Newton Cafe Operator Dies at 73

James Lee Newton 73 of Route 1 Opdyke died 5:00 p m Sunday at home. He farmed and ran Newtons Cafe at Tenth and Perkins for 25 years. Services 2:00 p m Wednesday at Myers Chapel with three ministers officiating. Burial in Opdyke cemetery. Calling after 4:00 p m Tuesday. Born August 17 1890 in Howell Ind son of James and Mahala E Shely Newton. Married Nellie Chamber June 21 1913 Mt Vernon. Survived by son Max Newton Mt Vernon daughter Mrs Muriel Rejninger Geneva Illinois nephew Lester Newton Ashley and four grandchildren. Member Bakerville Freewill Baptist Church.

James Lee Newton Route 1 Opdyke Newton's Cafe Tenth and Perkins Myers Chapel Marsh Harpole Howard Flora George Waggoner

Mt Vernon Eastern Star Meet May 12 at 7 30 PM

A stated meeting of Mt Ver non Chapter 235 Order of the Eastern Star will be held in the Masonic Temple Tuesday May 12 at 7 30 p m. Myra G Murray W M Naomi R Bogan Secy. American Legion Jefferson Post 141 members meet at 8 00 PM tonight at the Legion hall Rex Medders Adj.

Eastern Star Mt. Vernon Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Myra G. Murray W. M Naomi R. Bogan Sec’v American Legion Jefferson Post 141 the Legion Hall Rex Medders Adj

Mt Vernon Lodge Holds Special Meeting in May

A. F. and A. M. Mt Vernon Lodge No. 31 plans a special meeting Monday May 11 at 7 30. Work in the third degree and refreshments are listed. Kenneth Adams WM Brypa Weld Secretary.

Mt. Vernon A.F A.M Kenneth Adams W. M. Brypa Weld Secy

Hog Market Prices Hold Steady at Mt Vernon

Mt Vernon markets reported steady hog prices with top at 14.50 for 190 to 220 lb hogs. Sows ranged 12.25 for 300 lb down, sows 300 lb and over 12.00 down. Boars cited at 7.50 and 8.50.

Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon

Mt Vernon posted grain quotes this afternoon with Wheat at 1.92, Soybeans 2.36, and Corn 1.19 per bushel. The figures reflect local market levels and were published for area farmers seeking price guidance.

Mt. Vernon

Chicago Produce Prices and Live Poultry Report

Chicago market report lists wholesale price standings for produce and eggs with mixed grades and percentages. Live poultry wholesale prices show unchanged rates for roasters and special fed white rock fryers for the period, reflecting stable market conditions in Chicago.

Chicago USDA

Egg and poultry price listings from St. Louis AP bulletin

The St. Louis AP notice lists egg grades and poultry weights with consumer and wholesale standards. It specifies large medium and small egg grades, hen weights heavy and light categories, and broiler and fryer prices.

ST. Louis

Market Receipts and Prices From National Stockyards

National Stockyards IIAP reports estimated Tuesday receipts of hogs 7000 cattle 2500 calves 33 sheep 300. Hog classes range 1450 to 1550 for barrows and gilts 1150 to 1325 for sows. Cattle and calves show good to choice steers 18 to 21.25 with heifers 18 to 21, cows 13 to 15, vealers 21 to 30. Sheep include good to prime lambs at 23.50, choice shorn lambs 20 to 21.50, ewes 5 to 6.

National Stockyards, II

Grain price quotes from Chicago markets

Chicago AP reports Wheat No 2 red at 1.96 percent. Corn No 2 yellow 1.29 percent, No 3 yellow 1.27 percent, No 5 yellow 1.24 percent, sample grade yellow 1.23. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 65 4 ton, No 2 extra heavy mixed 654 percent. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.50 percent mn. Soybean oil 3.30.

Chicago

Wall Street Instability Edges Higher On Mixed Volume

Wall Street rose modestly in late trading with about 4.7 million shares in volume. Du Pont and Standard Oil of Indiana led gains around 2 percent as Control Data IBM and Motorola also rose. Dow Jones noon averages show small gains in the industrials rails and utilities with mixed bond movement.

New York du Pont Standard Oil Indiana Control IBM U.S Texas Gulf General Motors Chrysler

Local births listed for Schmitt Moore Dout and Tapp families

Mr and Mrs Hubert Wayne Schmitt welcomed daughter Rebecca Ann at Jefferson Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds seven ounces. Mr and Mrs Brady Ray Moore welcomed son at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing five pounds two ounces. Mrs William Dout welcomed daughter Carol Renee at Good Samaritan weighing six pounds. Lance Corporal James D Tapp and wife welcomed son Douglas Gene at Camp Pendleton weighing six pounds ten ounces. Suzanne Yvette born to Mr and Mrs George E Mayer in Joliet weighing six pounds eight ounces, with grandparents listed.

Hubert Wayne Schmitt South 17Th Street Jefferson Memorial Hospital Rebecca Ann Brady Ray Moore South Fifth Street Good Samaritan Hospital William A. Douthit South Fourth Street Carol Renee Lance Cpl James D. Tapp Camp Pendleton Calif Douglas Gene Bob Gene Atchison Earl D. Tapp George E. Mayer Joliet Joliet Hospital Suzanne Yvette Clyde H. Mayer Alva Snow

Debates Seen Unlikely For Johnson Nixon Clash

Washington AP report states the Republican nominee may receive equal time but will not share a single screen with President Johnson. A compromise bill to suspend equal time rules could enable debates. Johnson likely favors separate televised remarks while Nixon seeks joint appearance to maximize exposure.

Washington Johnson Congress John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Kennedy Nixon

No Seat for Bombardier in Huge B70 Postponed Plans

The Air Force reports the XB70A cannot carry enough fuel for intercontinental range and lacks bomb dropping facilities. Technical fixes on fuel tank seals near the engines face delays, leaving first flights with only pilot and co pilot seats. The two bombers built cost about $1.3 billion.

Vbica Ascani Air Force

Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted and Discharged

Jefferson Memorial lists admissions for Phyllis Schmitt Chestam Spearman Nayda Lee Smith. Discharges include Mrs Sharon White and baby David Norman Mrs Laura Lou Smith and baby Penny Gail Nell Martin Sarah Stearns Hattie Hayes Gladys Pagani Beatrice Halfacre Velma Smith. Good Samaritan lists many admits and discharges including Hallie Lawrence Walter Simpson Rice Ruby Belle Eldridge Nora Lucille Penrod Doris June Golightly Logan Alden William J Sullins Ross Partridge John Douglas McCullough Betty Louise Hale Cecil Walker Dorothy Bridges Mrs Mary Ellen Martin and baby Christine Joyce Beth Anne Sara Lynn Partridge Ithel Clark Clara Regina Walter Emma L Tucker Grace Mae Casey Fred Samuel Davis Betty Louise Hale.

Jefferson Memorial Phyllis Schmitt Chestam Spearman Nayda Lee Smith Sharon White David Norman Laura Lou Smith Penny Gail Nell Martin Sarah Stearns Hattie Hayes Gladys Pagani Beatrice Halfacre Velma Smith Good Samaritan Hallie Lawrence Walter Simpson Rice Ruby Belle Eldridge Hattie Evelyn Buhler Nora Lucille Penrod Edra Snider Charles Hubert Witzel Doris June Golightly Patricia Kay Shehom Marc Ivan Barnhart Ithel Clark Clara Regina Walter Emma L.tucker Grace Mae Casey Fred Samual Davis Betty Louise Hale

Civil Rights Bill Strategy Shifts To Compromise Pact

In Washington, supporters of the civil rights bill adopt a new plan to push a compromise package outside the Senate chamber and rally 67 votes from both parties on all votes. The shift comes as the 10th week of debate continues with House interest and talks among leaders Mansfield and Dirksen aiming to solidify broad backing.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Everett M. Dirksen Milnois Dirksen Dixie Robert F. Kennedy House Richard B. Russell D-Ga Georgia James O. Eastland Dmiss John Sparkman Dala Kenneth B. Keating Rn.y Johnson James A. Farmer Congress of Racial Equality Martin Luther King Jr Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Warm spell returns to Illinois with showers possible

Weather across Illinois warms to the 80s with a chance of showers or thunder showers in the southern half and tonight in the northern half. A cooler trend looms for Tuesday in the north while pleasant overnight lows persist, with Rockford at 50 degrees and statewide readings in the 50s and 60s.

Chicago Illinois Maois Rockford

Regional five day outlook near seasonal normals

Southern area forecasts show five day temperatures Tuesday through Saturday averaging near or slightly above normal. Normal highs range from the low 70s in the north to the upper 70s in the south with lows around 50 to the upper 50s. Precipitation in the south is expected to average 1 to 4 inches with scattered showers or thundershowers on Tuesday and again late in the period.

Mlinols

Musical Star Haney Dies in New York Hospital

Carol Haney, 39, star of the Bradway musical, singer dancer and choreographer, died Sunday night in a New York hospital. She was taken from Saddle River New Jersey to Valley Hospital Ridgewood before transfer to the city hospital. Born Christmas Eve 1991 in New Bedford Massachusetts, she was married to actor Larry Blyden and had three...

NEW York (Ap Carol Haney Bradway Miss Haney Saddle River N.J Valley Hospital Ridgewood New York Hospital New Bedford Mass Larry Blyden

Towboat Sinks Near Chester on Mississippi River

The James, a 75-foot towboat from Oak Grove Louisiana, sank within 150 feet of shore near Chester Illinois after water appeared in its hold. Six crewmen escaped to a barge and were rescued by another towboat. Pilot house remained above water Friday night but was 8 feet under by Saturday. Officials cite a possible hull hole from an underwater object and no salvage plans yet.

Chester Til Mississippi River James Oak Grove

Schools Battle For Territory

An annexation drive to Herrin for suburban elementary schools gains Colp support while a clash over Ener gy schools looms. Colp Sunnyside and Chittyville seek to join Herrin’s unit district, with Freeman Spurt and Bandyville considering annexation. Energy remains split between Herrin and a proposed Carterville unit. Most of Energy likely would move to Carterville per state adviser rulings.

Herrin Colp Energy Chittyville Sunnyside Freeman Bandyville Energy Elementary Carterville Williamson County N. E. Hutson State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Sinatra Rescued From Hawaiian Surf After Ocean Struggle

Sinatra entered the ocean on a surfboard as Jim and Gonsalves tried to reach him from Giles’ board. Multiple attempts failed in the rough surf. Fireman Theodore Williams swam out with a floatline and brought Mrs Koch to shore while others hauled the rescuers in.

Jim Gonsalves Sinatra Giles Theodore Williams Mrs. Koch

Khrushchev backs Arabs over Jordan River dispute

Soviet Premier Khrushchev voiced support for Arab opposition to Israel’s planned Jordan River diversion. He urged Israel to heed UN Palestine resolutions and warned against foreign bases while defending arms shipments as aid to national liberation. The UAR assembly cheered as he spoke in Russian, translated into Arabic.

Cairo Khrushchev Jordan Israel United Arab Republic National Assembly U.N Palestine Negev Cyprus Aden Soviet Union

Wallace Campaign Faces Cambridge Racial Unrest

Gov George C Wallace arrives in Cambridge Maryland amid racial tension after Sunday night protests in the Negro section and a window smashed at a high school principal's home. National Guard units increase from ten to four hundred as Wallace and Brewster campaign amid demonstrations and martial law restrictions.

Cambridge George C. Wallace Maryland Dorchester Edith Jolley Negro High School National Guard Maj Bernard Feingold Gloria Richardson Wallace Richardson Washington, D.C Sen Daniel B. Brewster D-Md Johnson Guy Wallace

Hire Librarian At High School

CARBONDALE Alice Lynn Wilson daughter of Leonard Wilson of Keenes has accepted a position as librarian with Mt. Vernon High School according to records of Placement Service at Southern Illinois University She will join the library staff and is currently at tending Southern and enrolled in the College of Education majoring in business She will finish her course and become a candidate for graduation at that time SIU placement service each year receives hundreds of requests from government business schools and colleges seeking potential employees

Carbondale Alice Lynn Wilson Leonard Wilson Keenes Mt. Vernon High School Southern Illinois University Miss Wilson Southern College of Education SIU

One Act Opera at Mt Vernon College May Event

Mt Vernon Community College presents Alec Wilder one act opera The Lowland Seas on May 18 at 8:00 PM in the high school auditorium. Cast features Pam Mckenzie, Dorie Davis, Johnny Dee, and Nathaniel Hazard among students and staff. production includes two pianos and a shipboard setting.

Pam Mckenzie Dorie Davis Mt Vernon Community College Chorus Alec Wilder Johnny Dee Gene Purdy Pam Nathaniel Hazard Earl Highesmith Dorie Amos Jim Hays Hannahan Belinda Karen Wiese Jolene Backes Charles Bender Bluford High School Jesse Singappore Everett Greer Scarlet Sail Mr. Bender The Bruford Nathaniel Denenis Porter Jim Bob Cates Abraham Isaac Mary Jo Gregory Diane Lane Cheryl Minor Gayla Atkinson Delight Faith Hope Chare Ily Herbert Wilson W. H. Beckmeyer Secondopiano Wilson Dramae Mike Garlinghouse Charles Lee Bob Bearup Singapore Community College Orchestra Ales Wilder

Plan to open Technical Training Center for sewing on Grand Ave

Rev. Leroy T. Nash of Pavey’s Chapel announces Mt. Vernon will host a non profit Technical Training Center at 504 Grand Ave. to train locals in commercial sewing. Edward McGhee and Don Adams lead the project with Adams as president and Nash as vice president. Trainees will be paid while learning and later products will be marketed. Interviews Wednesday at 5 p.m. at the church.

Grand Avenue Mt. Vernon Leroy T. Nash Pavey’s Chapel Church The Lake Overall Manufacturing Co South Haven Mich Masonic Building Nash Edward McGhee Don Adams Rev. Nash Rev Adams McGhee Audrey McGhee Pavey's Chapel Church 12Th Newby

Red Cross Board Meets Tuesday in Jefferson County

The Jefferson county Red Cross board will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the chapter office 226 south Tenth street. Lynn Welge chapter chairman urges all directors to attend.

Jefferson County Red Cross Chapter South Tenth Street Lynn Welge

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Howard Henry East T. J. Coleman James Newton A. F A. M Mt. Vernon Grain Chicago Merchantile Exchange Butler Chicago Grain Wall Street Merck Polaroid Allied Chemical Motorola J. J. Case American Stock Exchange Indus Woo Bombardier By Edwin B. Harkinson Belleville Moline Peoria Quincy Springfield Vandalia Associated Press Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St.p New Orleans Okla City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Ptund Ore Rapid City Richmond Salt Sk. City San Diego San Fran Seattle Setermerree Tampa Winnipeg Tracy Barnes Minneapolis Barnes Boris Nevernov Russia George McArthur Kryptok RAY Optical CO N. Locust St. Centralia Ray E. Dalton D.D ED James Community College Boise, Idaho Raymond A Edna Reason Reasons Eddie Ray Reasons Pamela Patty Sally Gohman Estelle Reasons Plan Sewing Training Center Grand Ave Red Cross Board Roy Roy Atkinson Moye Fuveral MT Vernon Beauty and Co
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