Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Rizpah Dulaney in Wayne City
Mrs Rizpah Catherine Dulaney 78 of Wayne City died at 745 a m Sunday at the home of her daughter Flo Dulaney in Collinsville Illinois She was the widow of Dr W A Dulaney a Wayne City physician who died in 1940 Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Richardson Chapel Wayne City with Rev H H Mayberry officiating Burial will be in Thomason cemetery The body will lie in state at the family home after 2 pm today and at 11 am Tuesday at Richardson Chapel Survivors include three sons Herman Keen Dulaney Mt Vernon Halsey Bruce Dulaney Kansas City Mo William Raab Dulaney McLeansboro three daughters Flo Dulaney Collinsville Mrs George Warren Little Rock Ark and Mrs Kenneth Langford Springfield Ill seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren She belonged to Keenes Methodist church and was a member of Wayne City Order of Eastern Star Senior Woman's Club and Wayne County Historical Society.
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Rizpah
Catherine Dulaney
Wayne City
Flo Dulaney
Collinsville
W. A. Dulaney
Richardson
Thomason
Richardson Chapel
Dulaney
Wayne County
James and
Rizpah Jane (Whitney) Keen
Dtlaney
Dr Louis R Pless 69 Dies in Detroit Mich
Dr Louis R Pless aged 69 died Sunday night at his Detroit home after a long illness He was longtime associate with the Detroit Board of Health for 37 years He is survived by his wife Mildred a daughter Mrs Joe Bandy of Mt Vernon two brothers a sister and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held in Detroit and burial will be there
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Louis R. Pless
Detroit
Mich
Joe Bandy
Oakland Avenue
Detroit Board of Health
Pless
Mildred Miller
Mt. Vernon
Fred Pless
Brighton
Mrs. Charlotte Martens Dies at 78 in Woodlawn
Mrs. Charlotte Martens of Woodlawn died at 6:20 a.m. Sunday in Jefferson Memorial Hospital at 78 years, four months, and fifteen days. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Pulley Funeral Chapel with Rev. Morris Wash officiating, burial in Woodlawn IOOF cemetery. Lying in state after 5 p.m. today at Pulley Funeral Home. Born January 1, 1887 in Jackson County to George and Mary Ward Honey. Married to Walter Martens on April 16, 1939 in Hillsboro, Mo. Survived by three sisters Hattie Robinson, Hester Lueth, and Betty Propst. Member of Wood-Yawn Christian church and Rebekah Lodge 75.
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Charlotte Martens
Woodlawn
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Pulley Funeral Chapel
Morris
C.F
Pulley Funeral Home
Martens
Jackson County
George and
Mary (Ward) Honey
Hillsboro
Walter Martens
Hattie Robinson
Hester Lueth
Sparta
Betty Propst
San Bernardino
Calif
Mrs Helverson Dies Service Set for Tuesday
Marie Helverson 57 of 905 Dewey died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a week as a patient. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday at Park Avenue Baptist Church with Rev Everett Lemay officiating. Burial in Memorial Gardens. Survived by husband Bert, two daughters Mary Lou Overby Blytheville Ark Barbara Lee Shafer Sycamore, son Carl M Helverson Westmont, two sisters Esther Draper and Wilma Prince, six brothers Ernest Murdach, Yule Murdach, Eugene Murdach, Elmer Murdach, Lee Andrew Murdach, Kenneth Murdach, and five granddaughters. Burial arrangements and caller information noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Helverson
Dewey
Good Samaritan Hospital
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Everett Lemay
Myers Chapel
Memorial Gardens
Helverson
White County
Madison
Wilma Prince
Parkersburg
Ernest Murdach
Alexandria
Minn
Yue
Rites Wednesday For Louis Kaul
Louis Kaul longtime Tamaroa funeral home director and general store operator died Sunday after a long illness. Private services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Hogan Funeral Home Ashley with burial in Tamaroa cemetery. Born October 16 1881 in Du Quoin he married Goldie Haynes in 1935 in St. Louis. Survived by the widow three daughters and several grandchildren.
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Louis Kaul
Tamaroa Funeral Home
Hogan Funeral Home
Ashley
Tamaroa Cemetery
Kaul
Bor
du Quoin
John
Mary Kaul
St. Louis
Goldie Haynes
Tamaroa Masonic Lodge
United Church of Christ, DuQuoin
Mr. Kaul
Rites Today For Mrs Lula Taylor
Mrs Lula Taylor 84 of Ewing died Friday night at Jackson County Nursing Home Murphysboro Her funeral was at 2:00 p m at Johnston Funeral Home Whittington with Rev Charles Hill officiating Burial followed in I O O F Cemetery Benton She is survived by son Paul Taylor of Ewing daughter Monette Elston of St Paul Minnesota and three brothers Harry Sammy Ramsey of Ewing and Frank Ramsey of Mt Vernon
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Lula Taylor
Johnston Funeral
Whittington
Charles Hill
Benton
Taylor
Ewing
Jackson County
Murphysboro
Paul Taylor
Monette Elston
St. Paul
Minn
Harry and
Sammy Ramsey
Frank Ramsey
Mt. Vernon
Rosamond Mabus Dies At 78 In Sesser Funeral
Mrs Rosamond N Mabus aged 78 of Sesser died at 9 00 pm Sunday in Miners Hospital Christopher She born February 4 1889 in Franklin County daughter of John and Cynthia Walker She married Edward L Mabus who survives Also surviving are a brother Wesley Walker Mt Vernon and a sister Miss Rena Walker Lesser Funeral services set for Wednesday at Brayfield Funeral Home Sesser with burial in Maple Hill cemetery Body to lie in state at Brayfield after 2 00 pm Tuesday
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Rosamond N. Mabus
Sesser
Miners’ Hospital
Christopher
Brayfield Funeral Home
Maple Hill Cemetery
Mabus
Franklin County
John and
Cynthia (Snodgrass) Walker
Edward L. Mabus
Wesley Walker
Mt. Vernon
Rena Walker
Lesser
Edward N. Wilson Dies at 61 Surrounded by Family
Edward N. Wilson of Route 7 Mr. Vernon died at 6 45 am Sunday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. An oil field pumper aged 61 7 19 he was born September 27 1903 in Wayne County near Fairfield. He married Nellie Matthews on April 15 1924 and survived by his wife mother Effie Wilson three sons ten daughters twenty grandchildren a brother Glenn Wilson three sisters Hazel Grubb Violet Braugh and Mary Downer. He was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church near Fairfield. Burial will be Wednesday at 2 00 pm at Osborn Funeral Home Dix with relatives calling after 4 00 pm Tuesday. Burial in Boston Cemetery Geff.
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Edward N. Wilson
Route 7
Vernon
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Wilson
Osborn Funeral
Dix
Melvin Chambliss
Wayne City
Boston
Geff
Mr. Wilson
Wayne County
Fairfield
John L
Effie (Phelps) Wilson
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Nellie Matthews
Effie Wilson
Max Wilson
Mt. Vernon
Carroll Glenn Wilson
Blytheville
Ark
Charles Edward Wilson
Vera Reece
Darlene Mulch
Doris Halfacre
Iuka
Dorothy Bridgeman
Grayville
Vada Tate
Warrensburg
Rita Harlow
Shirley Capps
Jolene Pigg
Joliet
Sarah
Beverly Wilson
Glenn Wilson
Kankakee
Haze Grubb
San Jose
Calif
Violet Braugh
Mary Downer
Oran Felix Rites Today at Blooming Grove Church
Funeral services for Oran Felix were held at 2:00 p m at Blooming Grove Church with Rev Luther Upton officiating. Burial followed in nearby cemetery. Mr Felix, 79, of near McLeansboro died at 2:10 a m Saturday in Hamilton Memorial Hospital. He was born November 12, 1838, in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran Felix
Blooming Grove Church
Luther Upton
Felix
McLeansboro
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
Mt Vernon Hog Market Prices Report
Prices at Mt Vernon hog market through 12 30 p m were down 25 cents with top at 20 50 for 200 to 300 lb hogs Sows gained 25 cents to 17 25 for 300 lb and down for heavier weights Boars were 11 00 to 11 50 After 12 30 p m prices will be based on the next day’s figures.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Afternoon
Mt Vernon posted grain bids listing wheat at 1.26 soybeans at 2.76 shell corn at 1.34 and ear corn at 1.31 after noon.
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Mt. Vernon
Eggs and live poultry pricing report from St Louis
AP dispatch from St Louis lists consumer egg grades A large 26 28 A medium 721 23 A small 17 18 B large 2 2 wholesale standard 24 2 unclassified 2144 2245 checks 17 18 hens heavy 16 17 light over 5 Yb 10 11 under 5 bb 5 broilers and fryers 18 1944.
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ST. Louis
Livestock Trade Report Tuesday Prices and Receipts
AP livestock report shows Tuesday receipts: hogs 8 500, cattle 3 500, calves 400, sheep 300. Hogs 9 500 with barrows gilts 21.00 21.40 and sows 16.75 18.50. Cattle 5 500, calves 200, steers 25.25 26.25, heifers 24.00 25.50, cows 14.50 16.00, vealers 25.00 29.00. Sheep 400, spring lambs 28.00, shorn lambs 24.50.
Butter and eggs steady as Chicago Mercantile exchanges report prices
Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows butter wholesale prices steady with various grade rates. Eggs remain barely steady with better grades and mixed lots quoted. dirties unquoted. USDA live poultry prices move within narrow ranges, roasters and fryers listed with small rises and declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
USDA
Grain price quotes from Chicago market report
Chicago grain quotes list Wheat No 2 hard 1.474 per bushel No 2 red 1.49 Corn No 2 yellow 1.39 No 3 yellow 1.35 No 4 yellow 1.34 Sample grade yellow 1.3344 Oats No 2 heavy white Tin Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.89 Soybean oil 10.5 per cent
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Chicago
Wall Street Loses Ground on DuPont Downgrade and Blue Chips
The market faded in late trading as DuPont led losses after its directors kept the dividend but blocked a stock split. IBM, Kodak, General Electric, Sears, and U.S. Gypsum fell, while airlines and several tech issues also slipped. Minor gains appeared for Midwest Oil and Abbott Laboratories amid mixed action on the American Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
DuPont
Wall
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
General Electric
Sears, Roebuck
U.S. Gypsum
Eastern
United
American
Xerox
Polaroid
Telephone
Funay
ABC
Paramount
Midwest Oil
Abbott Laboratories
M.A. Hanna
U.S
Twentieth Century-Fox
Comsat
Consolidated Freightways
Fairmont
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Metromedia
J.C. Penney
Singer
Sterling Drug
American Stock Exchange
Weather Note From Mt Vernon Area
The MT VERNON area forecasts a Saturday high of 84 and low 63 with Sunday’s high 83 and low 53. Rain total from 7:00 a.m. Saturday to 7:00 a.m. Monday is 0.03 inches, bringing 1965 year to date rainfall to 10.33 inches. Past comparisons show high/low records of 90/48 a year ago and 76/61 five years ago, with ten years ago 76/?4. Sunrise is 4:43 and sunset 7:11 CST.
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MT. Vernon
Chicago Area Sees Warm Weekend After Turbulent Weather
Temperatures across Illinois ranged from mid 70s to low 80s after a cool night and a weekend of windy conditions. Tornado reports came from Havana and Aurora with minor crop damage noted. nights hold in the 60s with cloudier, wetter weather heading into Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilinois
Havana
Aurora
Madison
Wis
Finois
Mercury
Belleville
Vandalia
Vandalla
Grant Park
Striking Teachers Return To Jobs In South Bend
Former Marine George Bull leads 360 striking union teachers back to classrooms after a six day standoff with South Bend school officials. The return followed a two part compromise with federation president Louis Bruggner, and the school board agreeing to discuss wages if teachers resume duties. A state mediation possibility was suggested by a union official to Governor Branigin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
George Bull
Bull
South Bend Federation of Teachers
Louis Bruggner
Roger D. Branigin
South Bend Community Education Association
Ebrugener
Pole Defects To The West Asks Asylum
In West Berlin US officials questioned Wladislaw Tykocinski the Polish military mission chief who defected and sought asylum in the United States. A USAF plane flew him to West Germany after his request was under consideration. He was the senior Communist diplomat in West Berlin and held minister-correspondent rank. The U.S. spokesman said he was taken to his residence in the U.S. sector for a talk with his wife while his 17 month old child stayed with the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
U.S
Tykocinski
Spring Festival by Wisniewski Brothers Music Studio
Young musicians from many area schools performed at the Centralia Community Center as part of a spring music festival hosted by Wisniewski Brothers Music Studio of Salem. Over 100 accordion players joined soloists Anne Marie Brownfield Bradley Doerner Daniel Evans Marina Rubanks Karen Kabat Daniel Ripplinger and others from Mt. Vernon Woodlawn Dahlgren and Du Bois.
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Wisniewski Brothers Music Studio
Salem
Centralia
Accordian
Rome
Sandoval
St. Peter’s Lutheran
Iuka
Richview
St. Mary's of Centralia
Hoffman Lutheran
Bonnie
Bethel
Opdyke
Okanville Lutheran
Dodds Elementary
Belle Rive
Anne Marie Brownfield
Bradley Doerner
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admits and Discharges
Jefferson Memorial lists admissions for Thomas Leon John son Ed Wilson Walter E Fair Earl Robert Villards Clara Ellen Smith Claude Sneed. Discharges include Mary Schuster and Sarah Jane Karns. Good Samaritan shows admissions for Ira Showers Pan sy Ruth Turpin Nancy Louise Cooper Earl Ray Suggs Frank Samuel Schaubert Nelson Eugene Whitlow Gene Allen Beaty Hattie Evelyn Buehler John Alpha McCarthy Fannie Jane Dagg Opal Martin Miller Louise Elizabeth Bullard David William Davenport Mary Dar lene Franscovitch William August Huntman Fred Andrew Holland Leon Albert Hale Wayne Ray Gowler Leo Haw thorne Marquis Grace Ann Yeargin. Discharged: Lola Denham William Cletus Bean Lucinda Marie Depoister Gladys Aline Howell William Stinson Zelma Scott Loren Arthur Dixon Del ia Brown Frances Blake Peterson Gela May Jones Sylvia Marie Osborne Henry Duane Hast Richard Ashby Fortune Charles Edward Hicks Brian Thomas Donoho Edna Mae Hale Delbert Reaney Hettie Ann Wood Josephine Frances Baril Rose Ellen Meredith Nelson Eugene Whitlow Nancy Louise Cooper.
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Jefferson Memorial
Thomas Leon Johnson
Ed Wilson
Walter E. Fairchild
Earl Robert Villards
Kell
Andrew Jackson Cameron
Fairfield
Clara Ellen Smith
Claude Sneed
Mary Schuster
Sarah Jane Karns
Good Samaritan
Ira Showers
Pansy Ruth Turpin
Nancy Louise Cooper
Earl Ray Suggs
Frank Samuel Schaubert
Nelson Eugene Whitlow
Gene Allen Beaty
Hattie Evelyn Buehler
John Alpha McCarthy
Fannie Jane Dagg
Opal
Henry Duane Hast
Richard Ashby Fortune
Charles Edward Hicks
Brian Thomas Donoho
Edna Mae Hale
Delbert Reaney
Hettie Ann Wood
Josephine Frances Baril
Rose Ellen Meredith
Births Gene Scott and Christi announced locally
Mr and Mrs Rodney Crawford of 1001 Oakland avenue welcomed a son at 12 41 PM Friday in Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds four ounces named Gene Scott. Mr and Mrs John Taylor of 706 North 18th street welcomed a daughter born May 8 in a Kansas City Missouri hospital weighing six pounds four ounces named Christi. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Keith Anderson of Buckner Ma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Crawford
Oakland Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
Gene Scott
John Taylor
North 18Th Street
Kansas City
Christi
Keith Anderson
Buckner
Explosion at Welsh mine traps workers in Rhondda
A gas explosion in the Cambrian colliery near Cardiff depths of 300 feet trapped 25 miners. Rescue teams recovered three bodies and two survivors. Authorities fear about 15 may have died as 80 men were underground at the time.
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Cambrian
Cardiff
Rhondda
LBJ Proposes Excise Tax Reductions and New Revenue
President Johnson outlines plans to extend highway tax relief to February 1973 and raise about 200 million annually through heavier truck charges. He also proposes a 7 cent diesel tax, higher weight and tread rubber taxes, and a 2 cent fuel tax for inland waterways to cover maintenance and future investments. Senate leaders express support, while Dirksen is indisposed but previously favored action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Detroit
Senate
Mike Marsfield
Montana
Everett M Dirksen
Illinis
Truman Nephew Named Army Commanding General
Washington(AP) Lt General Louis W. Truman, nephew of former President Harry S. Truman, was named to become commanding general of the 3rd Army. Truman currently leads the 7th Corps with the Army in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
Louis W. Truman
Harry S. Truman
3Rd Army
Ith
Europe
Mt Vernon YMCA sets charter limit as new center opens
Mt Vernon YMCA directors announce charter membership for early joiners ahead of June 1 opening. With 470 members from Mt Vernon and Jefferson County, the goal rises to 700 as plans include a sauna, table tennis area, and new athletic facilities in the old Washington school building. James Adams begins as secretary May 21 after prior Chicago Y affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Century Chuir
Lewis
Montgomery Ward
Beavist Brothers Hardware Co
James Adams
YMCA
Chicago “Y
Roger and Out ends school day for Larry
Larry, a Union school athlete, had been withdrawn from school life for days. After several failed contact attempts, Waggoner reestablished contact by phone, waking Larry at Reynolds home. The plan to reconnect with classmates was welcomed by Larry and several other students, with teachers noting strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Out
Larry
Waggoner
Reynolds
Union School
Xenia
Iuka
Raccoon
Raccoon School
Welsh youth hides in Australia to ship self to Britain
Brian Robson, 19, a homesick Welsh traveler, sealed himself inside a crate labeled Ajax junior computer and shipped from Melbourne to Sydney on an Australian Airlines route to reach Britain cheaply. After 92 hours in transit and being jolted upside down for hours, Immigration authorities opened the box in Los Angeles. He faces federal stowaway and illegal entrant charges and hopes deportation home to Cardiff. He endured dehydration and discomfort but retained a hopeful tone about his job awaiting him back home.
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Los Angeles
Brian Roson
Australia
Robson
Britain
C.o.d
County General Hospital
Immigration Service
Melbourne
Sydney
Ansett
Australian National Airlines
United States
Cardiff
South Wales
Ilis
Ajax
Pan American
London
Registration Set At Field School
Registration will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Field Consolidated school for students who will be six years old before next Jan. 1. Mothers are asked to furnish birth certificates or other evidence of birth date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Consolidated School
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Rosamond Mabus
Mt. Vernon Grain
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James W
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Grace Hall
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Tuscola
Ray Felix
Peoria
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Chicago Midway
Midwest Madison
Hickory Grove Manor
Donna Ellis
Bernestine Disroe
Beth Ervin
Geneva Newman
Paula Williams
Dimple McAdoo
Jackie Hayes
Sue Henry
Reba Hayes
Elberta Piper
Edna May Fields
Joe Bradigan
State Employment Service
Howard Jones
Mt. Vernon High School
Delo
Pole
West
Tonypandy
Wales
LBJ
White Shrine
Mt. Vernon Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Kell
W.H.P
Naomi R. Bogan
W. S
New
Texas
THE
South Dakota
Weather Bureau
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Killeen
Ft. Hood
Austin
Tex
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Les Schuchardt
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Spearfish Creek
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Life
Vernon Tu
Roath, Wye
By Stratford C. Jones
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Oldsmobile
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W-G Motors
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