Deaths: J H Houseworth 85 Dies at Good Samaritan
James Henry Houseworth aged 85 of 1012 Gilbert street died at 3 50 am at Good Samaritan Hospital Funeral services set for Sunday at 3 00 pm at Pulley Gutzler Funeral Chapel Burial in New Hope cemetery Body may be viewed after 4 00 pm Saturday He born January 1 1879 in Jefferson county son of James and Dicey Houseworth married Emma White in 1902 who survives Also surviving are three sons Ambrose James Ford and Alfred one daughter Mrs Richard Buckham two half brothers Earl and Luther Winkler 19 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren He was a member of Pleasant View Missionary Baptist church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Houseworth
James Henry Houseworth
Gilbert Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Pulley-Gutzler Funeral
New Hope
Pulley Gutzler
Mr. Houseworth
Jefferson County
James
Dicey
Flanagan) Houseworth
Emma White
Ambrose
Spring Garden
Ewing
Aford
Christopher
Richard Buckham
Mt. Vernon
Earl Winkler
Luther Winkler
Pleasant View
Rites Saturday For Orley Nance
Funeral services for Orley Nance, 78, will be at 2:00 p.m. Saturday at Pulley-Gutzler Funeral Chapel with Rev. A. B. Clodfelder officiating. Burial in Bethel Memorial Cemetery. Body in state at Pulley-Gutzler Funeral Home after 8:00 p.m. today. Nance died Monday night at his Tempe Arizona home. he was a former Mt. Vernon resident.
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Orley Nance
Pulley - Gutzler
A. B. Clodfelder
Bethel Memorial Cemetery
Mr. Nance
Tempe
Ariz
Mt. Verhon
Hans Petersen of Opdyke Dies at 69 Funeral Sunday
Hans Edward Petersen 69 of Opdyke died at 1 00 a m at home. Retired and formerly ran the North Shell station at Salem Road and Oakland Ave. Funeral will be 1 6 p m Sunday at Pulley-Gutzler Funeral Chapel with burial in Opdyke Ceme tery. Born March 8 1895 in Omaha Neb he married Frances McKnight in 1917 and survived by two sons a brother a sister and five others. WWI veteran.
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Hans Edward Petersen
Opdyke
Petersen
North Shell Station
Salem Road
Oakland Ave
Pulley-Gutzler Funeral
Pulley-Gutzler
Omaha
Neb
Alfred
Christine Petersen
Frances McKnight
Walter Petersen
William Petersen
H. G. Petersen
Traverse City
Mich
Dorothy Snyder
Los Angeles
Calif
Ex-Con testifies about torture by loan shark crew in Chicago
Joseph Weisphal, 46, testified for 90 minutes in Criminal Court that he was handcuffed to an overhead beam and beaten by suspected crime syndicate loan sharks over a $1,600 loan. He named five defendants including Joseph Gagliano and Albert Sarno, describing clubbing, kicking, and threats to ears with wire clippers. One defendant, Joseph Lombardi, 24, was acquitted. Weisphal described a metal pan over his head beaten with a rod until his ears rang.
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Chicago
Joseph Weisphal
Weispha
Joseph Lombardi
Joseph Gagliano
William Messino
Chris Cardi
Joseph de Fronzo
Albert Sarno
Weisphal
Five Burned In Home Gas Blast
An explosion at a Jacksonville farmhouse injured five people. William Nunn, 46, and his three year old son Leonard were critically burned as he opened the door to a gas heater outage. His wife Maxine, 24, was burned on face and arms and listed in satisfactory condition. Two other children, Christopher 2 and Cathy 1, sustained minor burns and were reported in good condition.
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Jacksonville
Ill
William Nunn
Nunn
Leonard
Maxine
Christopher
Cathy
Astronaut to Live Under Sea in Sealab 1 Mission
Panama City Florida API Astronaut M Scott Carpenter toured the 40 foot long capsule he will call home for eight days beneath the sea Sealab 1 a 62000 pound capsule under construction at the U S Navy Mine Defense Laboratory will be submerged near Bermuda in July Carpenter and four other Navy men will enter the capsule on the 13th day of its 2 day stay 200 feet below the surface The Sealab project will test man s ability to live at the ocean bottom eventually for as long as 30 days
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Panama City
Fla
M. Scott Carpenter
U.S. Navy
Mine Defense Laboratory
Bermuda
Carpenter
Rockefeller says public not told full Viet Nam story
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller after a State Department briefing told reporters he still believes the American people are not hearing the full Viet Nam story. He said the briefing clarified issues but did not alter his view on U.S. foreign policy and he remains critical of how the war is handled. He suggested South Vietnam pursue Communists into North Viet Nam and bomb supply bases across the border. He then met President Johnson at the White House to discuss civil rights and legislation. Johnson had offered the briefings to major presidential candidates to inform them on public issues.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Viet Nam
Rockefeller
Administration
State Department
White House
Johnson
New York
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Central Intelligence Agency
John McCone
North Viet Nam
Britain Plans Basutoland Independence Next Year
London AP reports Britain will grant Basutoland independence next year if Basuto electors approve. Commonwealth Secretary Duncan Sandys said a conference led to a new constitution and independence a year after the first elections, via Parliament or referendum. Motlotlehi Moshoeshoe I would become head of state, and before independence serve as the queen's representative.
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London
Britain
Basutoland
South Africa
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Basuto
Motlotlehi Moshoeshoe I
Britain Not to Intervene in Yemen War
In a House of Commons debate Britain's aim is to defend Aden military bases and honor treaties with the South Arabian federation as Yemen's republican and royalist factions clash. Douglas-Home notes war risk in the region and cites Nasser’s call to expel Britain from the Middle East amid rebel support for republicans.
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House of Commons
Middle East
Yemen
Douglas-Home
Britain
Aden
South Arabian Federation
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions and Discharges
Jefferson Memorial records list admissions Ir Smith Rose Mary Hirons Waltonville Grace D Martin Bluford. Discharges include Donna Pepple Sandra Risley Arlene Sledge Marjorie Folsom Charles House Nayda Lee Smith. Good Samaritan admits John Brante Florence Loretta Woodsworth Harold W Dixon Elmer Lee Stone Bertha Ruddick Leala Fern Schelosky Charles Michael Huntman Harold Edmonds Rawlinson Betty Jean Carter. Discharged: Evaline Sylvia Hallgren Mrs Susie Almeda Moore and baby Steven Joseph Edith Owens James Hallie Lawrence Billy Joe York Jewell Opal Thompson Ross Partridge Walter Harvey Petersen.
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Jefferson Memorial
Ir) Smith
Rosemary Hirons
Waltonville
Grace D. Martin
Bluford
Donna Pepple
Sandra Risley
Arlene Sledge
Marjorie Folsom
Charles House
Nayda Lee Smith
Good Samaritan
John Brante
Florence Loretta Woodsworth
Harold William Dixon
Elmer Lee Stone
Bertha Ruddick
Leala Fern Schelosky
Charles Michael Huntman
Harold Edmonds Rawlinson
Betty Jean Carter
Evaline Sylvia Hallgren
Susie Almeda Moore
Steven Joseph
Edith Owens James
Hallie Lawrence
Billy Joe York
Jewell Opal Thompson
Ross Partridge
Walter Harvey Petersen
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Willam E Stone of RFD 7 Mr Vernon are parents of a daughter born at 4 07 this morning weighing seven pounds fifteen and one half ounces. Mr and Mrs Carl Duncan of 808 South 26th Street are parents of a son born at 9 48 last night weighing eight pounds seven and three fourths ounces named Jeffrey Carl. Mr and Mrs Earl Griswold of RFD 1 Mr Vernon are parents of a son born at 8 56 this morning weighing eight pounds eight ounces.
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Willam E. Stone
RFD
Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Carl Duncan
South 26Th Street
Jeffrey Carl
Earl Griswold
RFD 1
Markets Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices Update
Prices paid on the local live stock market rose today with hogs at 14.75 for 190 to 220 pounds. Sows weighed around 300 pounds and over were 12.00 to 12.25 while lighter sows were 12.25. Boars ranged from 7.50 to 8.50 with higher end for heavy boars.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon reported grain prices after noon with Wheat at 1.85 Soybeans at 2.33 and Corn at 1.19 in a brief market update.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows butter and eggs at steady wholesale buying prices. Butter 93 score AA 574 percent 92 A 5714 90 B 55 percent 89 CH percent. Eggs steady with A whites 2734 mixed 27 mediums 2349 standards 26 dirties 2444 checks 24.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Livestock Market Report From National Stockyards Ill
National Stockyards Illinois hogs sold about 6 000 head with gains of 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight barrows and gilts 180 to 970 pounds range 14.75 to 16.00 Sows 300 to 650 pounds 11.50 to 13.25. Cattle and calves include 225 and 75 respectively with no test market commercial cows 13.00 to 14.50 vealers weak to 1.00 lower good to choice vealers 21.00 to 28.00 good to choice slaughter calves 16.00 to 22.00. Sheep 50 no test of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Ill
Egg and poultry price listings from St Louis market
St Louis market reports eggs and live poultry prices with consumer grades A large 26 27 A medium 29 03 A small 18 19 B large 24 25 wholesale grades standard 21 25 unclassified 23 24 checks 11aU hens heavy 14 2 16 light over 3 lb 10 11 under 5 lb 56 broilers and fryers 16 17.
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ST. Louis
Chicago Grain Market Prices Report
Chicago prices show no wheat sales. Corn No 2 yellow 1.29. Oats No 2 heavy white 6.14. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.525, soybean oil 8.40, all noted in AP bulletin from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Gains In Selective Late Rally In Moderate Volume
Wall Street rose late in the day amid moderate volume around 4.8 million shares. Major gains among key stocks included Du Pont up about 5 points and Texas Gulf Sulphur rising over 4, while IBM and Consolidated Cigar gained. The Dow Jones noon averages showed gains across industrials, rails, and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
Texas Gulf
Curtis Publishing
Calumet & Hecla
Consolidated
IBM
Polaroid
Pan American World Airways
Nerox
Goodrich
MGM
American Stock Exchange
U.S
See Peril To Bill Of Rights In Prayer Law
Two law professors urged the House Judiciary Committee to oppose a constitutional amendment allowing prayers and Bible readings in public schools. They argued there is too much unrest to breach the Bill of Rights, overturn Supreme Court rulings, and that such an amendment is not plainly necessary.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Paul A. Freund
Harvard University
Paul G. Kauper
University of Michigan
Supreme Court
William G. Ball
Constitutional Law
Villanova University
General Court
Pennsylvania Dat 4 Welfare Committee
Pasture Earthworms May Match Weight of Sheep
The combined weight of earthworms living beneath a pasture can equal or exceed the total live weight of the sheep that graze on that field, highlighting soil biota influence on grazing systems.
Weather Report for MT Vernon Thursday Forecast
Detailed weather report states Thursday high 70 and low 43 with rainfall to date 17.83 inches in 1964. It compares to last year’s high 83 low 57 and notes earlier years with varying highs and lows. Saturday sunrise is 4:44 and sunset 7:09 CST.
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Mt, Vernon
Five Day Forecast for Southern Illinois Temps Rise
The five day outlook for Southern Illinois shows average temperatures four to nine degrees above normal in the east and eight to twelve degrees above normal in the west starting Saturday. Expect cooler weekend then warmer early next week. Normal highs span the low 70s to around 80, and lows from the low 50s to about 60. Precipitation totals from 0.14 to 0.3 inches with scattered showers or thunderstorms, mainly over the weekend and again midweek.
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Ilinois
IllinoisEnjoys Sunny Warm Spell With AboveNormal Temps
Chicago reports pleasant and warmer than normal weather across Illinois Friday as the Weather Bureau notes temperatures three to nine degrees above normal in the southern half. Forecasters expect the warmth to persist for several days despite possible weekend showers, with highs in the 60s in the north and low 70s elsewhere.
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Chicago
Illinois
Weather Bureau
Vote Expected in Oregon GOP Primary
Oregon Secretary Howell Appling Jr. expects about 70 percent of Republicans to vote in the state GOP primary. Polls run 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time with nationally rated candidates on the ballot and President Johnson on the Democratic side.
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Chast Smith
Maine
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Lodge
Rockefeller
California
William H. Lawrence
American Broadcasting Co
Los Angeles
Richard Clement
Santa Clara
Calif
Goldwater
Howell Appling Jr
Oregon
Appling
Johnson
Blowout Blamed in Springfield Motorist Death
A blow-out on U S 6 south of Springfield caused the car to overturn several times killing Kenyon Freer, 2, of Girard, Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Kenyon Freer
Girard
U.S. 6
Daley invites Queen Elizabeth to Chicago visit
Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago invited Queen Elizabeth II to Chicago with her four children during a 21 day European trip. He met at Buckingham Palace and recalled the 1939 visit with Prince Philip. Daley also made Lord Mayor Clement Harman an honorary Chicago citizen before continuing to Dublin and Waterford relatives.
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London
Richard Daley
Chicago
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Daley
Buckingham Palace
Clement Harman
Scandinavia
Dublin
Waterford
Cuban Exiles Torpedo Taken Near Miami
A homemade radio controlled torpedo tested on a lake near Miami International Airport was confiscated from two Cuban exiles. Customs officials said an unarmed torpedo was seized while being transported and the case remains under investigation. Exiles speculated it could be aimed at the freighter Las Villas loaded in France with 300 trucks for Fidel Castro’s government en route to Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Miami International
France
Fidel Cuastro
Florida
Havana
Fred Patton
U.S
Search On For Herrin Plane
Ground crews joined air patrols in the search for a missing Cessna 180 piloted by Wayne Hindman of Herrin Illinois. The plane departed Logansport at 10 a.m. Wednesday, was last seen north of Plymouth, and authorities focused on a wooded area near U.S. 6 and U.S. 31 after a resident reported a noon Wednesday thud. Civil Air Patrol planes covered about 5 000 square miles across northern Indiana and southern Michigan without locating the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ind
Wayne Hindman
Herrin
Ill
Logansport
Elkhart
Civil Air Patrol
Indiana
Michigan
U.S. 6
U.S. 31
Blast Destroys Missile Silo Near Frederick Oklahoma
An explosion and fire destroyed a Atlas missile site near Frederick Oklahoma. Twenty men in the Air Force crew were completing a modification when the evacuation alarm sounded and all escaped uninjured. No nuclear device was involved. The blast was felt in the control center behind blast doors. Investigators will probe the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Okla
API
Oklahoma
Air Force
Washington
Negro Opera Star To Sing In Atlanta
Leontyne Price headlines the Metropolitan Opera in Atlanta with tickets sold out. Alfred D. Kennedy notes strong demand and says all performances are sold out during the one week season. Dr and Mrs Martin Luther King Jr attend with King as SCLC leader. Integration in Atlanta has progressed with desegregated venues and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKee
Atlanta, Ga
Metropolitan Opera
Leontyne Price
Alfred D. Kennedy
The
Atlanta Music Festival Association Inc
Miss Price
Bess
Porgy and
Laurel
Miss
Kennedy
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Khrushchev Nasser sail on Red Sea fishing trip
Premier Khrushchev and President Nasser cruise the Red Sea on a presidential yacht for a fishing vacation. Algerian President Ben Bella and Iraqi President Aref join, with secrecy shrouding whether the trip hides political talks. They had attended ceremonies at Aswan marking the first stage of the Aswan High Dam.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Red Sea
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Houriyia
Nasser
Algeria
Abed Ben Bella
Abdel Salam Aref
Ishrushchey
Aref
Aswan
Aswan High Dam
Ben Bella
Aly Sabry
Stuffy Nose Leads Memphis Man To Glue Mishap
A Memphis resident woke in pain after pouring glue into his nose from a bedside squeeze bottle in a recent incident described by AP. The man sought relief and was treated for irritation, with medical staff advising caution against home remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Five students form Phi Beta Kappa at William and Mary in 1776
Five students at William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia organized Phi Beta Kappa fraternity in the year 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Fifty Students Attempt Bed World Record at College
Frazer Cartwright, 16, and four others formed the bottom layer as fifty students climbed onto a single bed at Wakefield Technical and Art College in Yorkshire. The mass collapsed with blood gushing from Frazer’s nose and him fainting, others jumping to ease the topple. Artificial respiration revived him after the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frazer Cartwright
Wakefield
Frazer
Viet Recognizes Buddhist Church in South Viet Nam
Saigon AP Premier Nguyen Khanh signs decree officially recognizing the Buddhist Church in South Viet Nam and lifting restrictive measures. The decree ends a French era favoring Catholicism, allows property ownership and legacies for Buddhists, ending prior limits that confined them to pagodas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Neuyen Khanh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Indochina
Diem
Circuit court fines listed for speeding and alcohol charge
Donald Raymond Pigg fined 10 dollars in circuit court for a drunken charge. Other traffic fines include Richard C. Turpin of St. Louis ten dollars, Thomas L. Long fifteen dollars, Donald E. Dingworth of Steeleville Missouri twelve dollars, David N. Brown ten dollars, and Gary E. Capps Route 1 Belle Rive ten dollars for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Raymond Pigg
Richard C. Turpin
St. Louis
Thomas L. Long
Donald E. Dingworth
Steeleville
David N. Brown
Gary E. Capps
Belle Rive
Mt Vernon Warmer And Wetter Than Usual In April
Mt Vernon recorded warmer and wetter conditions in April per Southern Illinois University climatology. Rainfall totaled 4.76 inches versus 4.46 normal, with year to date 17.01 inches vs 14.13. Average high 69.9F and low 49.3F, above long term averages. Other southern Illinois towns posted April rainfall from 2.59 to 5.87 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Southern Tlmois University
Illinois
McLeansbore
Benton
Carbondale
Harrisburg
Marion
Shawneetown
Three Pay Phones Rifled in Mt Vernon Theft Report
Three thefts reported to Mt Vernon police involved rifling two pay telephones. Thieves picked locks to steal coins from the Hotel Emmerson lobby phone and a pay phone on the gh school campus at Sixth and Jordan, totaling about $14. Lela Vaughn at 608 Jordan reported her bedroom ransacked with a gold necklace stolen.
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Mt. Vernon
Hotel Emmerson
Gh School
Sixth
Jordan
Lela Vaughn
Chamberlain fires 29 GOPs in Illinois shakeup
Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain dismissed 29 automobile license investigators and named 17 Democrats to replace them in a major personnel reshuffle. Five additional Democrats will be added for McHenry, Du Page, Sangamon, Kane and Champaign counties. Those hired include Eldon Dugan, Don ald Sanderson, James Traylor, James J. McCaslin, Robert P. Plechary, Clyde White, Robert Gunder son, LL.D. Ziegler, John Moorman, Leo Roberts, C.L. West, Robert E. Rice, Chester Turner, H. H. Senter, Paul Walker, James R. Cahall, and T. E. Bellm. Discharged are Sam Maxwell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
William H. Chamberlain
McHenry
DuPage
Sangamon
Kane
Champaign
Eldon Dugan
Vandalia
Donald Sanderson
Pearl
James Traylor
East St. Louis
James J. McCaslin
Rochelle
Robert P
Washington
Carl Purcell
Hanna City
Stanley Bricker
Watseka
David L. Fraley
Hoopeston
James R. Fitton
Urbana
Fred Jacobs
Chatham
Carl Moore
Rochester
E. H. Cox
Mount Sterling
Roy Stauffer
Pittsfield
Charles Williams
Quincy
David Blunt
Donald D. Rusk
Noble
Elmer Hester
Alma
Joe Lewis
Gilbert Stallings
Carmi
Paul P. Fulton
Tilden
John
Rich
Carterville
A. B. Wlemarchal
Murphys
Arrell Hirst
Mason Cy
Leroy Flougher
Granite City
Radar Checks In Eight Places Here
Police conducted radar checks in eight locations around Mt. Vernon and made three arrests. Locations included the 600 block of South 24th, 2200 block of Perkins, 600 block of Salem Road, 400 and 500 blocks of Broadway, 700 block of Main, 800 block of South Tenth, and 1900 block of Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
South 24Th
Perkins
Salem Road
Broadway
Main
South Tenth
Car Crash South of Ina Injures Driver
Jesse Rhodes, 48, of Cairo, sustained a back injury when his car towing another vehicle drifted into a ditch along state route 37 about two miles south of Ina. Rhodes was taken by ambulance to Franklin County Hospital in Benton. The lead car landed on the hood of the towed car after striking a bridge culvert. Rhodes had just purchased the towed car at a Chicago auction. The wreck heavily damaged both vehicles. Trooper John H. Boyd of Mt. Vernon investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Rhodes
Cairo
Ina
Franklin County Hospital
Benton
Rhodes
Chicago
John H. Boyd
Mt. Vernon
Four Fire Calls Here Thursday
Mt. Vernon firemen answered four alarms Thursday afternoon and last night. At 1:58 p.m. they went to Cloyd Sneed’s home at 907 South 22nd Street where minor damage occurred to one side of the house due to a blow torch used on paint. At 2:38 p.m. they responded to Ed Thurn’s home No 5 Lincoln where an electric dryer was smoking. At 5:45 p.m. a car driven by S H Totten of Ashley caught fire in the 1100 block of Broadway when a wheel bearing burned out and set a tire, paint and the trunk ablaze. At 7:25 p.m. they were called to the intersection of Oakland Avenue and Salem Road for a car driven by David Smith reported on fire from a carburetor backfire. Firefighters arrived and extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Cloyd Sneed
South 22Nd Street
Sneed
Ed Thurn
Lincoln
S. H. Totten
Ashley
Broadway
Oakland Avenue
Salem Road
David Smith
Jolene Pigg Sues For Divorce In Circuit Court
Jolene Pigg filed for divorce from Norman P in circuit court charging cruelty and habitual drunkenness. She seeks custody of two minor children and alimony. Judge Randall Quindry granted a temporary injunction restraining the husband from molesting or interfering with custody. The couple married September 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolene Pigg
Norman P
Randall
Quindry
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