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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1976

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Polish-born widow Marcella Kozielek Du Bois dies at 89

Marcella Kozielek Du Bois 89 of Route 1 Du Bois died at home Tuesday morning. Born June 5 1887 in Poland to Joseph and Teofila Kaliszewski she married Michael Kozielek June 13 1906 in St. Louis He died June 10 1965 Survivors include four daughters and 15 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Services at St Michael's Radom Friday 10 am Father John Terepka to officiate Burial in church cemetery Rosary at 8 pm Thursday Calling hours at Hogan Funeral Home Ashley after 7 pm Wednesday MT VERNON GRAIN market quotes and USDA reports follow with commodity prices and livestock receipts

Marcella Kozielek du Bois Poland Joseph and Teofila Kryszczakow) Kaliszewski Michael Kozielek St. Louis

Memorial service set for Gordon R. Coates of Augusta

Gordon R. Coates 69 of Augusta Mo died Monday at home. He was married to the late Thelma Brookman of Bluford. A memorial service will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at T E Pitman Funeral Home in Augusta. Donations may be made to multiple sclerosis. Survived by two children Richard R. Coates Augusta Mo and Mrs Nancy R. Holland Weldon Springs Mo and by Rene Brookman Bluford.

Gordon R. Coates Missouri Augusta Thelma Brookman Bluford T. E. Pitman Weldon Springs Rene Brookman

Billy D Heimer Enfield Dies In Oil Field Accident

Billy D Heimer 46 of Route 2 Enfield was electrocuted at 9 a.m. Tuesday while working in an oil field near Effingham. Funeral services set for 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Johnson Funeral Home McLeansboro with Rev A J Hall. burial in Brush Harbor Cemetery. Heimer born June 4 1930 in Hamilton County, survived by wife Margaret, mother Ellen, two sons George L and Marvin L, two daughters Marsha Stevens and Debbie Nalley, two step children Calvin and Terry Trotter, two step daughters Marsha Pettijohn and Vickie Trotter, four grandchildren, three brothers Gerald, E J Buster, Nolan, and three sisters Ruth Hendrix Barbara Abbot Jewel Smock. Preceded in death by father Wilburn J Heimer and daughter Patricia F Heimer.

Billy Dean Heimer Route 2 Enfield Effingham Johnson McLeansboro A. J. Hall Brush Harbor Mr. Heimer Hamilton County George Nicholas Ethel Ellen (Counsil) Heimer Margaret White Ellen Heimer George L. Heimer Marvin L. Heimer Robert Marsha) Stevens Gary Debbie) Nalley Calvin E. Trotter Terry Carmi Wilburn J. Heimer Patricia F. Heimer

Prineas to Visit Jefferson County Area Tomorrow

Republican congressional candidate Pete Prineas of Carbondale will tour the Mt Vernon area with stops at Waltonville at 4 30 p.m Mt Vernon at 5 15 p.m and a 7 80 p.m gathering of the Independent Majority at Bend Lake College The schedule notes a future tour date in Mt Vernon on Sept 16.

Pete Prineas Carbondale Jefferson County Prineas Waltonville Mt. Vernon Bend Lake College

Dow edges toward 1000 as market gains widen

Markets in New York show the Dow Jones Industrial Average hovering just below 1000 after a fractional advance. Gainers outnumbered losers, NYSE activity remained active with four minute tape delays, and key names like American Cyanamid, General Motors, Champion Spark Plug, and NCR moved mixedly as traders eyed another test of the milestone. The prior session closed higher with a 7.48 rise to 996.59 and the AMEX index also rose, signaling ongoing bullish momentum.

New York Ean Dow General Motors NCR Dow Jones

Shotgun theft and wide array of speeding tickets filed

Danny Browder reported a shotgun stolen from his Lamar Avenue home. In circuit court, numerous speeding fines were issued to Otha Houser Jr. and many others from Chicago, Detroit, Omaha, and other areas. Ex parte judgments and tickets from city and county authorities were also recorded, with amounts ranging from 15 to 25 dollars. A separate truck-theft note on an unlocked trailer near Sola Basic Company was investigated with no itemized loss yet.

Danny Browder Lamar Ave Otha Houser Jr Markham Galen G. Fox Mr. Carmel Dora L. Cooper Chicago Jeffery D. Beal Omaha Neb William C. Wilson Detroit Mich Mario Zaragoza Decatur Ind Carolyn A. Palm Salem Michael J. Malkovich Benton Richard H. Russell Clarks- Ville Agnita Matteson Dallas Tex Willie J. Ross Paul R. Morris Cicero John K. White Linda Rice John Dillard II Richard B. Wathen Jeffersonville Curtis Ward Oma J. Botz Vernon Edward T. Martin Lesser James C. Miller Watsonwoods Jefferson County James R. Edwards Carbondale Steven F. Seifert Fort Wayne Joseph Harris Jessie Anderson Mormon Beavers Lansing Mic Secretary of State William W. Nelson Jr Richmond Illinois Wayne Burgess Cartersville Bobby Stewart Brownsville Road Sheriff's Deputies Sola Basic Company Elk Grove Stewart

Vandals Damage Cemetery Markers Reported in Sugar Camp

Sheriff's deputies investigated a Tuesday report from Frank Miller of Belle Rive about vandals damaging several cemetery markers in Sugar Camp. Deputies said four markers were affected and a search for suspects continued.

Frank Miller Belle Rive Sugar Camp Cemetery

Man Arrested On Rape and Aggravated Kidnapping Charges

County sheriff deputies arrested Walter Clausell a 54 year old Mt Vernon man on a warrant charging rape and aggravated kidnapping. He allegedly had sexual intercourse by force with a female not his wife and confined her against her will on July 8. He remained in county jail under $15,000 bond on each count.

Mt. Vernon Walter Clausell Rose Lane Apt. 2 Clausell

Driver Freed After Car Strikes Culvert

Ronald M. Hayes, 34, of Copper Cove Texas, required extraction by Jefferson Fire Protection District after his southbound car left Pumphouse Road, traveled 200 feet, and struck a water culvert. Hayes was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital for minor cuts and released. the vehicle was towed and culvert damage estimated at $100.

Texas Jefferson Fire Protection District Ronald M. Hayes Copper Cove Hayes Good Samaritan Hospital Pumphouse Road

Gospel Road screening at West Long Prairie church

The Gospel Road, a Johnny Cash narrated film of Jesus, will be shown at West Long Prairie Christian church on Sunday September 12 at 7 30 p m. Admission is free and public is invited at Route 2 Waltonville five miles west on Route 460.

Jesus Johnny Cash West Long Prairie Christian Church Route 2 Waltonville

Missouri to sue to block Illinois airport plan

The Missouri-St. Louis Airport Authority will file suit in Washington to overturn a federal decision backing a new St. Louis area airport in Illinois. Transportation Secretary Coleman urged a 1992 start in the Columbia Waterloo region. Missouri argues Section 16 f1 blocks approval opposed by area residents and demands Missouri majority on any new authority.

Bridgeton Missouri U.S. District Court Washington Transportation Secretary Coleman Lambert Stubbs Illinois St. Louis Ilinois Missouri- Ilinois

Ehrlichman ordered to begin jail term for Watergate

Former White House aide John Ehrlichman must start a 20 month sentence by Sept 17 for approving a burglary during the Watergate cover up. He has lived in Santa Fe, writing The Company, while appealing. He faces another 2 to 8 year term for the separate Watergate convictions.

Washington White House John D. Ehrlichman New Mexico Santa Fe CIA U.S. District Court Gerhard A. Gesell Ehrlichman Lewis J. Fielding Pentagon Daniel Ellsberg Safford Ariz U.S. Court of Appeals Gesell Seatle Richard M. Nixon Supreme Court

After This Season Alston To Quit As Dodger Manager

Walter Alston plans to retire as Los Angeles Dodgers manager after 23 seasons. The decision, reported by Bob Hunter, hinges on his meeting with Peter O Malley next year. Alston led the Dodgers to seven NL pennants and four World Series titles.

LOS Angeles Walter Alston Los Angeles Dodgers Bob Hunter Los Angeles Herald Examiner Alston Dodger Peter O'Malley

322 Loads Of Debris Hauled After July Storm

City crews finished a cleanup after a damaging thunder storm on July 31 in King City. City Manager Ray Botch reported 322 truck loads of tree limbs were hauled to the landfill, using about 1,203 man-hours and costing roughly $5,900. Crews assisted six private properties at the request of elderly or disabled residents unable to place debris at the curb.

King City Ray Botch Botch

Mt Vernon Weather Report and Conditions

Mt Vernon reports a Tuesday high of 90 and low of 52 with 7:00 am reading of 66. Yearly rainfall to date in 1976 totals 20.86 inches. Previous years for today show varied highs and lows. Rend Lake main dam level recorded at 404.51 feet above mean sea level with sunrise and sunset times noted.

MT. Vernon Rend lJevel Main Dam

City council weighs bids amid stalled water line project

Mayor Rolland Lewis told the council that ongoing water main breaks have delayed completing a line upgrade. City Engineer Gary Presswood promised plans for relief of 22nd and Lamar sewer issues within 30 days. City Inspector Bob Tucker received commendation for demolition inspections. The council will set a new lease figure for Miller Lake land after J D Shields seeks a new lease, with negotiations to occur in a meeting spearheaded by Shields' attorney Don Musick.

Water Department Rolland Lewis Botch Gary Presswood Lewis 22Nd Lamar Presswood Bob Novak Bob Tucker Novak Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development Mt. Vernon Federal Department J.D. Shields Miller Lake Lake Shields Don Musick

State Legislature Shapes Education and Fall Election Impact

Spring session passed a sweeping school aid reform dubbed the Christmas tree with Chicago schools set to receive 24 million of a 55 million penalty relief. Governor Walker linked approval of most changes to tax speedup measures, saying benefits hinge on passing the sales and withholding tax timing shift. The tax speedup would not raise taxes but would speed receipts, creating a potential 95 million windfall this year if enacted, but faces business opposition and legislative veto.

General Assembly Chicago Walker Illinois State Chamber of Commerce

Man 19 arrested on forgery charge

Brian Wood 19 of Route 3 was arrested by city police Tuesday on a forgery charge. He spent the night in county jail and posted 5000 dollar bond. State's Attorney Donald Irvin charged that on July 20 Wood forged Gertrude W s signature on a W W Wells Service Co check drawn on Fairfield National Bank for 353 dollars to himself.

Brian Wood Route 3 Donald Irvin T Hat Wood Gertrude W W&w Wells Service Co Fairfield National Bank

Brothers Injured In Sunday Accident Still In Hospital

A 10-year-old boy Norman Jennings and his three month old brother Abel remained in fair condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after a Sunday afternoon auto crash on I-64 near Mill Shoals. The infant suffered a fractured leg. parents Wayne and Mary Jennings and Gloria Gomez were also involved.

Good Samaritan Hospital I-64 Mill Shoals Norman Jennings Abel Wayne Mary Jennings Kansas City Gloria R. Gomez

Kidnapped Girl Found in Vancouver Area Shaft

Police recovered a severely weakened but mentally stable girl from a seven foot deep basement shaft beneath a camper builder’s home in a Vancouver suburb. The man, her suspected captor and common law husband, was restrained as officers broke into the garage and later emerged from the shaft. The room contained a bed wash basin toilet and heater and had been hidden behind a soundproof door.

Vancouver Hay Wayne Smith Abby Paul Adams Bill Reid Reid Adams Ruth Drover Elay

Mildred Sherrod Federated Club Meeting Notice

The Mildred Sherrod Federated Club will meet Thursday September 9 at 7 30 pm at Betty Boyd 1006 South 13th. All members are urged to attend. Selesta Vann President.

Mildred Sherrod

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