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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1950

Page

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Mount Vernon visitors and local reports from Benton and McLeansboro

Mt Vernon daybook notes Mr and Mrs Harry Upchurch from Benton visiting on business. Betty Dobson of McLeans re shopped in Mt Vernon. Edward Simmons and son from McLeansboro spent yesterday in the city. Townsend and Gray to Anna to represent Logan Street Baptist at Illinois Baptist State Association. Coyn Pebble and family plus Andrea Sue and Cheryl Dawn attended Wayne City masquerade with prize wins. W A Gray and his brother travel to Anna for Baptist meeting. Gladys Harshbarger plans ten day vacation through Chicago and Canada to Niagara Falls visiting Donald Harshbarger in Buffalo. Waltonville residents Norris Hamilton Nowland Falls visited Mt Vernon. Raymond Harper and daughter Nina Ruth visited Pinckneyville. Eilers McFarlan Poister of Centralia visited yesterday. Rita Brumm of Long Island NY visiting Earl Hill family. Marie Robinson spent day on business in Chicago. J R Upchurch returned from Chicago where daughter Bonnie Lou was visiting. Upchurch daughter is a Visking employee in Chicago. Mrs. Meyers and Miss Isom spent yesterday in Waltonville. Stella Dean visiting her ill daughter in Wood River. Lucille Greathouse Pauline Williams Lena Faye Johnson and Katherine Neal returned from St Louis hair show. Vernie Dial and Frieda of McLeansboro were Mt Vernon business visitors yesterday.

Soro Mt. Vernon Harry Upchurch Benton Betty Dobson Anna Illinois Baptist State Association Gladys Harshbarger Chicago Defert Canada Niagara Falls Buffalo N. Y Donald Harshbarger B. E. Norris Ernest Hamilton Frank Nowland Bernadine Falls Waltonville Raymond Harper Nina Ruth Pinckneyville M. W. Eilers R. T. (McFarlan W. E Western Hair Vernie Dial Frieda McLeansboro

Puerto Rico Rebellion Flares as Guardsmen Mop Up Rebels

National Guardsmen pressed operations around San Juan as the revolt neared its second day. Police report 1,323 Nationalists dead, nine police killed, one Guardsman dead, and 35 wounded across 10 Puerto Rican towns. Governor Munoz Marin promises quick cleanup, labeling the uprising a democracy conspiracy aided by Communists. Troops cordoned the home of Nationalist leader Pedro Albizu Campo while fighting from upstairs windows continued. Jayuya and Utuado were cleared from rebels, though scattered shootings persisted across the island.

Associated Press San Juan Puerto Rico National Luis Munoz Marin United States Pedro Albizu Campo Poe Jayuya Utuado U. S Caribbean

Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at Pefferson Memorial

Admitted patients include Mrs Elsa Trouttman of Zeigler and Master Cary Lee Wolfe of Wayne City. Discharged include Mrs Ellen J Evans and Detroit resident Urban Wolfe. The fragment also mentions several others by name with varying locations and a long list of additional patients and infants.

Pefferson Elsa Trouttman Zeigler Frank Whitmer Ellen J. Evans Detroit Urban Wolfe Oe City Cary Lee Wolfe Wayne City Lena Levin Route 6 Jake Schrum Florence Rector Rado ‘Gibson Eugenia Costley Mary Juynn Martin Diana Fran- Mee Alice Brown Genevieve Ripplinger Mary Vivian Smith Adautcher James Smith Shirley Buchanan Nick Fowler Audrey Bernice eCormick Lester Lo

Births News Note From Chicago and Wichita

Birth announcements report a daughter born October 26 to the couple Mr and Mrs He ul Fowler of Chicago and a second daughter born to Mrs Mex L Newton in Wichita Kansas at Jefferson OX. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce and the text mentions the mother formerly Miss Jean Hine.

He Ul Fowler Chicago Fowler Jean- Hine Tones Wichita Kansas Mex L. Newton Pate Jefferson OX

Exchange of vows at Central Church of Christ

Miss Jane Gott and Kenneth N Head married in Centralia amid palms and chrysanthemums with candles. The ceremony featured Barbara Hayes singing and Daugherty on organ. Bride wore pink champagne satin. groom is a Rutherford geophysics chief and bank employee bride. Guests included many relatives from Mt Vernon Centralia and St Louis. After a Tulsa wedding trip they will live at 620 Main Street.

Jane Gott Kenneth N. Head Central Church of Christ Miss Gott William H. Gott Mr. Head R. E. Duty Fairfield Road Everett C. Head Zanesville, C W. G. Wigham Centralia Barbara Hayes Candace Daugherty Noel H. Stearn St Louis James Howard Downey Bill Keilbey Agnes Andrews Betty Gott Mt. Vernon Eva Lou Shea Mt Vernon Annabelle Winfrey Carmi Navy University of Tulsa Head Mt. Vernon High School Noma Paris George Gott Roy Gott Charles Dukes Hallie Chaney Leslie Bender Zeigler Lowell Bender Woodlawn Odella Erskine Zanesville, O Rita MacClean Pittsburgh J. H. Leist Rich Creek Wayne Jackson Arcola Frank Hutson Burwell Hutson Bloomington Earl Potter East St. Louis Joe Winfrey Debbert Saylor Beverly Jean Linda Kay C. Edwin Hair Benton

Marriage Licenses for Four Couples Listed

Walter M. Jones of Waltonville and Jo Ann Mezo of Mt. Vernon seek a marriage license. Harlen Fry of Bluford and Alice Rose Simmons of Texico seek a license.

Walter M. Jones Waltonville Jo Ann Mezo Mt. Vernon Harlen Fry Bluford Alice Rose Simmons Texico

Charles Whitlatch 76 Dies. Rites Thursday at Myers Chapel

Charles Oscar Whitlatch of 1016 Prairie Avenue died at 6:45 p m Tuesday at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital. A night watch man at Anchor Coal, he was 76 years old. Funeral services Friday at 2:00 p m at Myers Chapel with Rev. Roger Neal officiating. burial in Kirk Cemetery. He leaves son Ashley A. Whitlatch of Mt Vernon, brother Harry A. Whitlatch of Bonnie, and sister Mrs Raymond Oathout of Bonnie.

Charles Oscar Whitlatch Prairie Avenue Jefferson County Memorial Hospital Mr. Whitlatch Anchor Coal Company Myers Chapel Roger Neal Kirk Cemetery Perry County O. J Sophie (Keller) Whitlatch Mt. Vernon Ashley A. Whitlatch Harry A. Whitlatch Bonnie Raymond Oathout

Hallowe'en Quiet in Mount Vernon Police Report

Quiet Hallowe'en observance in Mount Vernon reported by police today. Usual celebration noted with few vandalism incidents. City park damage cited by Supt. Frank Tittle including tipped toilet and broken windows. Three gas caps stolen from cars during the night.

Hallowe’en Mt. Vernon City Frank Tittle City Park

Linnie Dare Cloyd Dies at 67 in Fontana California

Relatives report the death of Linnie Dare Cloyd age 67 formerly of Mt. Vernon. She died October 27 in Fontana California with funeral and burial at Fontana. Widow of Willis Cloyd, she was born and raised in Jefferson County. Survived by sister Mrs. Bert Mendenhall of 1705 Main Street and Cecil Dare of Fairfield Road.

Linnie Dare Cloyd Mt. Vernon Cloyd Fontana California Willis Cloyd Jefferson County Bert Mendenhall Main Street Cecil Dare Fairfield Road

Democrats Hold Dance Thursday at Mt Vernon Club

The Jefferson County Young Democratic Club sponsors a free dance at Mt. Vernon Country Club tomorrow night from 8:00 p m to midnight announced by J Eugene Wells chairman Buddy Howell and his six piece band will provide music Admission is free

Mt. Vernon Country Club Jefferson County Young Democratic Club J. Eugene Wells Buddy Howell

Attempted Truman Shooting Spree Near Blair House

In the 1600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue gunfire erupted near the White House as President Truman’s safety was threatened. Police and fire crews arrived quickly while a crowd gathered and confusion spread. Thirty minutes later Truman exited Blair House and attended the Dill ceremonies as planned.

Pennsylvania Avenue White House Blair House Mr. Truman

Mt Vernon high school dance at Moose Lodge

More than five hundred Mt Vernon high school students attended a dance at Mt Vernon Armory hosted by Moose Lodge No 755 with Ernie Limpus orchestra. Prizes were awarded for best dressed and original costumes with a jitterbug contest and a tie for top couples. Also notes on a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs W R Davis and a Past Matron's Club meeting at the Masonic Temple.

Mt. Vernon High School Moose Lodge No Mt. Vernon Armory Ernie Limpus Dave Berle Barbara Walker Jack Carpenter Wilma Starner Wanda Fisher Lynn Cox Marilyn Martin Russell Armstrong Anthony Thompson David Albrecht Bud Webb Bud Hess Jim Crabtree Sue Boswell Carolyn Bostic Bob Webb Don Walls Jerry Frazier

Officers to Be Elected at Wesley Methodist Dorcas Meet

Dorcas class of Wesley Methodist church will elect officers for 1951 at the Thursday evening business and social gathering. Attending members are asked to bring sandwiches.

Dorcas Wesley Methodist Church

Optimist Club hears Clyde Frazier on Europe trip

Optimist Club last evening featured Clyde Frazier as guest speaker. He shared stories from his Europe trip and displayed several pictures. Virgil Johnson and Charles Davidson were among the club's other guests.

Optimist Club Clyde Frazier

Youth groups stage Halloween parties in Mt Vernon and Bluford

The Mt. Vernon First Evangelical United Brethren church hosted a Hallowe'en party for the Bluford Evangelical U B youth group with best costume prizes awarded to representatives from each church. Mrs F M Haworth led games and refreshments included sandwiches pumpkin pie and witches ale. At Logan Street Baptist church a separate youth party featured history or literature costumes with Betty Morgan as the headless horseman Wayne Scrivner as Uncle Tom winning originality prizes and others earning game prizes.

Hallowe’en Mt. Vernon E. M. Berry Mt. Vernon Church Logan Street Baptist Church Young People's Training Union Department Betty Morgan Wayne Scrivner Uncle Tom Mary Witter Kenneth Horenkamp Jimmy Willis Paul Ballard

Marriage of Miss Alice Simmons to Harlen Fry

Yesterday in this city Miss Alice Rose Simmons daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Simmons Texico and Harlen Fry son of Mr and Mrs John Fry Bluford were married by H C Levin. The bride wore a turquoise satin dress with a full skirt and fitted bodice. They will reside at 242 South 15th Street. Fry works at Vaughts Service Station. A shower at the Simmons home is planned for Saturday. All are welcome.

Alice Rose Simmons Tom Simmons Texico Harlen Fry John Fry Bluford H.C. Levin South 15Th Street Fry Vaught

Dental X Rays In County Schools To End This Week

Jefferson county free dental X-ray program for rural and village schools ends this week. Portable unit at Bethel today, Bonnie tomorrow, and Friday at Inn to complete the county schedule. Some X rays returned. parents urged to arrange care. Program began in late September.

Jefferson County Sidney S. Hirons Bethel School Bonnie Inn

Youth Shot by School Guard at Shabbona High

An 18-year-old youth, Lawrence Clausen, was shot in the back during Halloween pranks at Shabbona High School. Frank Nelson, 63, a special deputy sheriff guarding the school, fired a pistol to frighten pranksters from a trailer on the roof. Nelson was questioned by the county state's attorney.

Shabbona Lawrence Clausen al Baranski Frank Nelson Nelson DeKalb County

World Community Day Program At Mt Vernon Church

The United Council of Church Women will observe World Community Day at First Presbyterian on Friday Nov 3 with 10 30 registration and a noon sandwich luncheon. Theme Love Thy Neighbor. Each group provides a sweater for an adult displaced person. Guest speaker Mrs Elmer Davis of Harrisburg state president will discuss An American Woman Looks at Europe and Marshall Plan reflections in Cincinnati Nov 13 to 16.

United Council of Church Women First Presbyterian Church Elmer Davis Harrisburg Timeis Council of Church Women National Board National Assembly Cincinnatti Europe Davis France Switzerland Germany Belgium Luxembourg Holland England Oberammergan Caux

Mary A Short Funeral in Sims

Mary A Short dies at 77 in Fairfield Memorial Hospital. Widow of Harlan B Short who died in 1920. Funeral Friday at 2 p m at Sims Christian church conducted by Rev James Whitson. Burial in Pin Oak cemetery. Body lies in state at Combs Chapel Wayne City until the service. Survived by son Harlan B Short of Topeka Kan and one grandchild.

Sims Christian Church Mary A. Short

Jefferson Hotel Sold to Hilton for 4 Million

The Jefferson Hotel in St Louis, a 750 room historic stop of President Truman, after 1904 construction for the World’s Fair, is sold to Hilton Hotels Corp of Chicago for 4 million dollars. Sellers include Teich and Roessler families led by Max L Teich as president and principal stockholder. Hilton operates Waldorf Astoria Plaza Roosevelt Palmer House Stevens Mayflower and Town House properties.

Associated Press ST. Louis Jefferson Hotel Hilton Hotels Corp Chicago Truman Teich Roessler Max L. Teich

Police Court Fines From Magistrate Dulaney Report

Fines assessed before Magistrate A. M. Dulaney include Sayle Brown ordered to pay 105.40 dollars for reckless driving while Claud Duncan and Artie Lyle each face 13.40 dollars on drunk charges.

A. M. Dulaney Sayle Brown Claud Duncan Artie Lyle

Business Leaders' Conference Ends in Mt Vernon

Twenty Mt Vernon business leaders attended a two day Industry Leaders Conference sponsored by the National Association of Manufacturers and the Mt Vernon Chamber of Commerce. Russell Ross and economist Stanley Phraner led discussions on the free enterprise system federal debt taxation and spending. Basil Moss presided as host and introduced the conference leaders with Dwight Nelson delivering the morning keynote on America Needs Business Leadership.

Mt. Vernon National Association of Manufacturers

T. F. Settle 76 Dies Near Ina in Illinois

Thomas F. Settle, 76, well known farmer and stockman, died at 5:00 this morning near Ina. Funeral Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at the Ina Methodist Church with Rev. W. R. Burton officiating. burial in Fitzgerald Cemetery near Old Spring Garden. Born October 1874 near Ina to Simeon and Laura Hayes Settle. Survived by wife Nellie M. McCoy. two sons Howard and Orval Settle. three stepchildren Charles H. Webb Bonnie French and Evalena Mulvaney. two sisters Mollie Harmon and Lula Pearler. 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Burton-Johnson Funeral Home in Ina.

Thomas F. Settle Ina Methodist W. R. Burton Fitzgerrell Cemetery Old Spring Garden Burton-Johnson Mr. Settle Simeon Laura (Hayes) Settle Oma Kelly Howard Orval Settle Nellie M. McCoy Charles H. Webb Bonnie French Washington, Tl Evalena Mulvaney Battle Creek Mich Mollie Harmon Mt. Carmel Ill Lula Pearler Inn

Stassen Endorses Dirksen at Sparta Rally in Illinois

Harold E. Stassen urged a Republican Senate majority to correct foreign policy errors and back Everett Dirksen to unseat Senate Leader Scott Lucas. He praised MacArthur's leadership and criticized Truman’s Wake Island Conference as a campaign ploy. The event drew about 1,300 from southern Illinois communities.

Sparta Ill Harold E. Stassen Senate University of Pennsylvania Minnesota Illinois Stassen Truman Everett M. Dirksen Korea

Local travelers report business flights this day

Samuel Spillar of West Frank fort arrived for business. Carl Edmison departed today for Metropolis. George Weingartner is a business visitor in Harrisburg. Otis Gilpin flew here today from Benton.

Samuel Spillar West Frankfort Carl Edmison Metropolis George Weingartner Harrisburg Otis Gilpin Benton

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