Deaths Ella Kinnison 77 of Patterson Missouri
Ella Kinnison 77 of 1700 White St. died 4:10 p.m. Wednesday at Jeffersonian Nursing Home. Born Sept 29 1895 in Brunet Missouri to William H Harvey and Margaret Short, she married Roy W. Kinnison who preceded her. Survived by three sons and four daughters, 23 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren, four brothers and four sisters. Funeral at Patterson Methodist Church Patterson Missouri with burial in Patterson Cemetery. Local arrangements Hughey-Pulley Funeral Home and Gish-Cotler Funeral Home Piedmont Missouri.
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Ella Jane Kinnison
White St
Jeffersonian
Patterson
Hughey-Pulley Funeral Home
Missouri
Gish-Cotler Funeral Home
Piedmont
Kinnison
Robert F. Kinnison
Burlington
Iowa
Edward W. Kinnison
Broomfield
Colo
James D. Kinnison
Ferguson
Ella
Portland
Ore
Otis Hardcastle
Westville
Oklo
Buck Trotter Neoga Dies at 49 in Danville Hospital
Buck Trotter, 49, of Neoga, died Tuesday morning at Danville Hospital. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at Arcola. He is survived by his wife Flora Ellen White Trotter, three sons Bill Larry and David, four daughters Joan Drummon Susan Smith Martha and Opal, a sister Ethel Waltenburg, and his father Henry Trotter.
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Henry “Buck’’ Trotter
Neoga
Danville Hospital
Arcola
Flora Ellen White Trotter
Bill
Larry
David
Joan Drumon
Susan Smith
Martha
Opal
Ethel Waltenburg
Henry Trotter
Funeral for Otto Foreman in Mt. Vernon
Otto Foreman 87 of Mt. Vernon died 10:50 p.m. Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Born Nashville August 10, 1886, he was a carpenter and farmer. Survived by wife Dollie Jones Morgan and a large blended family. funeral Saturday 10:30 a.m. at Myers Chapel officiated by Rev. Oran Kersh. burial in Farina cemetery. Viewing after 5 p.m. Friday.
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Otto Foreman
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan
Nashville
Dollie Jones Morgan
Myers Chapel
Oran Kersh
Farina
Dollie
Foreman
Amelia Wiseman
Sturgis
Maxine McClinton
Erma Roth
Norma Jean Rightnowar
Woodlawn
Bernice Bean
Chicago
Bob Morgan
Bill Morgan
Granite City
Ernest Sinks
Manteno
Andrew Runzi Ashley obituary in Ashley county
Andrew Runzi Ashley 81 of Ashley died yesterday afternoon at Washington County Hospital Nashville. Retired farmer. Services at 3 p.m. Friday Hogan Funeral Home Ashley with Rev Ed Harpe officiating. Burial in Ashley funeral home after 6 p.m. today. Born St Louis Jan 13 1892 son of John and Louise Kahil brink Runzi. Survived by brother Charles of St Louis and sister Mrs Della Runzi of Nashville.
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Andrew Runzi
Ashley
Washington County Hospital
Nashville
Hogan Funeral Home
Ed Harper
Ashley Cemetery
Mr. Runzi
St. Louis
John and
Louise
Kahilbrink) Runzi
Charles
Della Runzi
Secrecy Tightens as Maryland Grand Jury Reopens
The Maryland special grand jury probing alleged political corruption resumes under unprecedented secrecy. U S marshals seal courthouse corridors to bar newsmen while officials hint at possible indictments of local officials in a probe that may involve Vice President Spiro Agnew. U S Attorney George Beall defends the secrecy as essential to privacy and procedures.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Federal Court House
Grand Jury Room
U.S
Spiro T. Agnew
George Beall
Mock Disaster Drill At Good Samaritan Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital in Mt. Vernon will run a simulated plane crash as part of Joint Commission requirements and to train staff for the new emergency room complex. Webber Woodlawn and Waltonville students will play victims with nine ambulances transporting 80 to 100 mock casualties to the hospital, aided by local fire civil defense police and county sheriff units, plus the state trauma system and helicopter.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Webber, Woodlawn
Waltonville
Hog market prices for various weight classes reported
Market report lists hogs in weight groups No. 1 and No. 2-200 to 230 lb at 44.00 to 44.50. No. 1-45.00. No. 1 and 3-200 to 250 lbs 43.00 to 44.00. Sows priced by weight: 300-400 lbs 39.00 to 40.00. 400-500 lbs 37.00 to 38.00. 500-600 lbs 38.00 to 40.00.
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National Stockyards
Ill
Mt Vernon Grain and Midwest Market Snapshot
Mt Vernon reports today prices for crops and livestock including soybeans 5.50, wheat 4.40, corn 2.10. Chicago reports butter unchanged, various egg and grain quotes, St Louis eggs and ready to cook broilers figures, National Stockyards receipts and hogs, cattle and sheep futures, and New York opening stock prices with mixed results and factors impacting turnover.
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MT. Vernon
ST. Louis
Grade School Enrollment Dips By 200 Students Here
District 80 reports a dip of over 200 students across Mt Vernon area schools this fall with 2,265 enrolled in seven schools. Franklin up 15. Edison down 58. Hall down 229. Lincoln down 30. Mann down 299. Casey Jr. High down 38. Buford down 17. Gov sign allows funding on prior year’s count.
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Mt. Vernon
Lew Hilliard
Hilliard
Franklin School
Dan Walker
Buford
Edison
Franklin
Hall
Fire Claims Life Of Monmouth Man Ralph Johnson
Ralph Johnson, 27, of Monmouth was killed in a mobile home fire that destroyed the dwelling. Authorities said the cause of the blaze is unknown and Johnson was alone in the mobile home at the time. In related market news, the American Stock Exchange market value index fell 0.36 to 100.04.
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Monmouth
Ralph Johnson
Johnson
American Stock Exchange
Dow Jones Noon Averages Report From New York AP
New York AP reports at noon the Dow Jones averages with 30 Industrials at 880.04 down 1.28, 20 Transport at 160.67 up 0.62, 15 Utilities at 98.96 down, and 65 Stocks at 269.18 down 0.02.
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New York
Coroner's Jury At Marion Rules In Strangling Death
A Williamson County coroner's jury found Boyd Moore of Christopher, 43, responsible for the strangling of Virginia Barbaro, 48, of Marion. Barbaro's body was found Aug. 16 in her apartment. Moore, who had been dating Barbaro, was found dead the next day between Christopher and Walter after being shot in the head. A note on his person admitted the slaying.
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Marion
Williamson County
Boyd Moore
Christopher
Virginia
Barbaro
Walker Signs Bill for Deaf Wing at Marion School
Governor Dan Walker signed a bill providing 725000 for a new wing at Jefferson School in Marion to serve deaf students. Sponsored by Senator Gene Johns, the measure won strong backing from parents whose children attend the school serving 22 Southern Illinois counties. Supporters traveled to Springfield to thank the governor.
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Springfield
Dan Walker
Jefferson School
Marion
Gene Johns
Illinois
Breese Man Killed in Auto Crash in O'Fallon
Stanley V. Blumenstein, 47, of Breese, died in a head-on collision in O'Fallon. The single-vehicle crash occurred today according to AP reports.
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O'Fallon, Ill
Stanley V. Blumenstein
Breese
O’fallon
Older Americans Council To Meet Sept 17 Here
The Jefferson County Council for Older Americans will hold an orientation session on September 17 at 1 p.m. in the City Hall council room. Ms. Carol Wortham of the Department of Mental Health will conduct, with similar groups from Marion and Fayette counties attending. The program will outline board roles and set goals tailored to each board's needs.
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Jefferson County Council
City Council
Carol Wortham
Ms. Wortham
Department of Mental Health
Jefferson
Hyde pushes death penalty revival with amended bill
Hyde and Walker spoke at a news conference as Hyde backs the governor’s revised death penalty proposal. The plan narrows when death is mandatory and delays execution until the Supreme Court rules on constitutionality, with potential effect no earlier than Oct. 15 if approved. Walker signed law enforcement bills expanding penalties, boosting pensions for police and mandating more training for private security guards.
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Hyde
U.S. Supreme Court
Walker
General Assembly
Chicago
Page backs for Illinois treasurer race a Springfield educator
Gene Callahan, aide to incumbent treasurer, denies Dixon discrimination claims. Alan J. Dixon, longtime advocate of equal rights, leaves his Springfield Southeast high school post for full time campaigning Jan 16 1974. Dixon has held various public roles and faces Up for election next year with James Pate Philip among potential Republican rivals ahead of the March 9 1974 primary.
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Gene Callahan
Dixon
Alan J. Dixon
Callahan
Page
Springfield Southeast High School
William Scott
Office of Public Instruction
U.S. Senate
James ‘‘Pate
Philip
Elmhurst
Seenas
Weather Snapshot and Almanac Readings
The report lists today’s Wednesday high 80 and low 54 with a 7 00 a m reading of 57. A rainfall total of 30.63 inches is recorded for 1973 to date. Historical highs and lows are noted for today from one to ten years ago. Friday sunrise is at 5 40 and sunset at 6 11 p m CST. Bend Lake main dam water level stands at 404.02 feet above mean sea level.
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MT. Vernon
Bend Lake
Main Dam
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