Deaths George N Nipper 48 of McLeansboro
George N Nipper 48 of 803 South Hancock McLeansboro died 1 20 PM Wednesday at Veterans Hospital Marion Funeral arrangements pending Body in state at Gholson Funeral Home McLeansboro after 6 PM today Survived by wife Geneva Sloan two sons George Ralph and John William Nipper a brother Tom Nipper and sister Mrs Hazel Reynolds of Chester Member of General Baptist Church Braden Valley Fil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Nipper
South
Hancock Street
McLeansboro
Veterans’ Hospital
Marion
Gholson
Mr. Nipper
Hamilton County
Tennessee
Arlette (Allen) Nipper
Geneva Sloan
George Ralph
John William Nipper
Tom Nipper
Hazel Reynolds
Chester
Nipper
General Baptist Church
Braden Valley
Fil
Charles Martin Dies At 73 Rites Saturday
Charles Willis Martin of 1114 Harrison died at 3 50 p m Wednesday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital He was 73 years 11 months 11 days Retired I C Railroad section foreman Funeral services will be at 2 00 p m Saturday at Pulley Gutzier Funeral Chapel Rev Glen Johnson officiating Burial in Flint Cemetery Body lies in state at Pulley Gutzier Funeral Home after 4 00 p m Friday He was born October 7 1899 in Sims Illinois son of William T and Sarah Palfreeman Martin He was first married to Mabel Logan who preceded him in death later married Marie Walker who survives Survivors include four sons John Martin and Charles Martin of Bluford Willis Martin of Mt Vernon and Robert Martin of Davenport Iowa four daughters Mrs Maxine Schrum of Lincoln Ill Mrs Mary Verlee Foster of St Peter Mo Mrs Alberta Sigworth of Bluford and Mrs Helen Spurling of Granite City one stepson Ervin Burgess of Collinsville three brothers Frank of Terre Haute Ind Victor of Alton and J H Martin of Dixon MW two sisters Mrs Carrie Robinson and Mrs Annie Brown of Dongola MW 26 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his parents first wife one son two daughters and four brothers He was a member of the Baptist church of Sims
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Charles Willis Martin
Harrison
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Martin
I. C
Pulley-Gutzier Funeral
Glen Johnson
Flint
Pulley-Gutzier
Mr. Martin
Sims, Il
William T
Sarah (Palfreeman) Martin
Mabel Logan
Marie Walker
John Martin
Charles Martin
Bluford
Willis Martin
Mt. Vernon
Robert Martin
Davenport
Iowa
Maxine Schrum
Lincoln
Mary Verlee Foster
St. Peter
Alberta Sigworth
Helen Spurling
Granite City
Ervin Burgess
Collinsville
Frank
Terre Haute
Ind
Victor
Alton
J. H. Martin
Dixon
Carrie Robinson
Annie Brown
Dongola
The
Baptist Church of
Sims
Grace L Burklow Dies in Vienna Rites Planned
Grace Lee Burklow 68 of 9112 Cherry died at 1 45 pm Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital Vienna funeral services set for 2 30 pm Saturday at Mount Funeral Home with burial in Simpson cemetery She was born October 6 18 in Johnson County daughter of William A Gould and Flora Ann Barnett She married Guy Burklow now retired postal employee survived by six brothers Claude Gould Aurora Fred Gould Vienna Audis Gould Anna Frank Gould Paducah Clyde Gould Batavia Tom Gould Chicago and three sisters Gussie Burklow Herrin Beulah Cargill Vienna and Mary Dotson Buncombe She belonged to the Church of Christ in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace L Burk
Grace Lee Burklow
Cherry
Good Samaritan Hospital
The
Mount Funeral Home
Vienna
Til
Simpson Cemetery
Buncombe
Burklow
Johnson County
William A
Flora Ann (Barnett) Gould
Guy Burklow
Vernon
Claude Gould
Aurora
Fred Gould
Audis Gould
Anna
Frank Gould
Paducah
Clyde Gould
Batavia, I
Tom Gould
Chicago
Nora Caldwell Funeral Friday at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Funeral services for Nora A Caldwell are set for 2:00 p.m. Friday at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with Rev Ever att Lemay and Rev Sam McCoy officiating. Burial follows in the adjoining cemetery. The body lies in state at Pulley Guizler Funeral Home and will be moved to the church at noon for viewing until the service. Mrs Caldwell, aged resident of 1915 Conger, died early Wednesday at her daughter Emily Neaville’s home in Carrollton.
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Nora A. Caldwell
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Everatt Lemay
Sam McCoy
Pulley-Guizler
Caldwell
Conger
Emily Neaville
Carrollton
Dee Puckett Funeral Arrangements Announced
Funeral services for Dee Puckett 71 of Bonnie are set for 2:00 pm Friday at Ina Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Hams Grove Cemetery. Mr Puckett died at 3:00 am Tuesday in Jacksonville Illinois.
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Dee Puckett
Ina
Hams Grove
Puckett
Bonnie
Jacksonville
Ill
Sheriff Appointed in Mound City After County Sheriff Dies
AP reports Jack Gunn of Mounds, a former game warden, named Pulaski County sheriff to replace the late Robert Aldrich who died in a Caye crash. Gunn will serve until the eight special election next year.
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Mound City, II
Jack Gunn
Mounds
Pulaski County
Robert Aldrich
Gunn
Parkside High School Teens Clash in Jackson Michigan
Classes resumed under heavy guard at Parkside High School after a crowd of 100 to 150 black residents gathered and white and black youths clashed. About 15 police were stationed as stones were hurled at officers and cars. Ten students were arrested, and police dispersed a mob with a fire extinguisher amid ongoing tensions linked to prior church bombings.
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Alabama
George Kiesel
Parkside
Kiesel
Roscoe Gray
JFK Presses Public Support for Tax Cut Amid Debate
President Kennedy urged public support for a tax cut, warning against delaying or amending the bill. He argued the nation needs a tax reduction now and warned against tying it to future or selective spending. Democrats hailed the speech as aiding votes while Republicans urged restraint on spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Senate
iHouse Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Illinois plane crash claims three local men
The article details a fatal plane crash in Illinois in which three men connected to Streator Decorating Co. died. It identifies the owners Parker mentions the older McMillion as Streator Decorating Co. owner, his son Eugene, and Dittman who also worked there and served as mayor from 195? to 1955. The younger McMillion had graduated from Bradley University in Peoria in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
McMillion
Streator Decorating Co
Eugene
Dittman
Streator Decorating
Bradley University
Peoria
Ill
Northern Illinois
Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Prices paid on the local live stock market were 100 higher. The top was 15.35 for 200 to 240 lb hogs. Sows were 14.00 for 300 weight down, sows 300 weight and over 13.50 down. Boars were 8.00 and 10.00.
Market Prices Quoted In Mt Vernon This Afternoon
The Mt Vernon market quoted prices for grains this afternoon with Wheat at 1.83 dollars per unit Soybeans at 2.50 and Corn at 1.16 These figures reflect current trading values observed in the local exchange and may influence nearby farm decisions.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago Produce Prices From Mercantile Exchange Report
Chicago Mercantile Exchange wholesale prices show butter firm with 4 to percent higher bids and grades AA through C listed. Eggs display irregular wholesale buying with some grades up to 70 percent or better, A whites at 40, mixed 38, standards 34, dirties 28, checks 27 to 42.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Eggs and live poultry grade prices listed
St Louis AP reports a pricing table for eggs and live poultry with consumer grades A large 38 39 A medium 35 36 A small 20 21 B large 33 34 wholesale grades standard 23 53 unclassified farm run 26 27 checks 20 24 hens heavy 15 16 light over 5 lbs 8 9 under 5 lbs 6 14 7 14 commercial broilers and fryers 15 44 16 15
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ST. Louis
Livestock prices at National Stockyards bulletin AP report
Slaughter hogs 8 500 with gains 25 cents. Hogs 190 to 260 pounds 15.75 to 16.35 for barrows and gilts, 275 to 600 pounds sows 13.00 to 15.25. Cattle 1 100 and calves 250 with food to low choice steers 21.50 to 23.75. Utility and commercial cows 13.50 to 16.50, bulls 15.00. Sheep 500 steady, lambs 18.00 to 20.50, ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Til
USDA
Chicago Grain Prices and Soybean Sales Report
Chicago grain quotes show wheat No 2 at 2.0714, corn No 1 at 1.3719, No 2 at 1.372, No 3 at 1.3644, and sample grades. Oats No 1 extra heavy mixed 70 with sample grade extra heavy white 6712 and No 1 extra heavy white 7143. No soybean sales reported. Soybean oil 84b-452.
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Chicago
Gains Hold On Wall Street In Light Trading
Wall Street edged higher in moderate volume with steel, motor, and tobacco shares advancing. The session remained sluggish due to Jewish holidays and pre weekend caution, yet analysts saw supportive underlying trends and gains among leaders. Dow Jones noon averages showed mixed yet positive movements across indices.
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New York
American Motors
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Lorillard
Motorola
Polaroid
Xerox
Texas Pacific Land
Merck
Control Data
IBM
Schering
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Earthquakes strike Istanbul injuring several and killing one
A pair of sharp earthquakes rocked Istanbul and western Turkey from Wednesday night into early today, causing structural damage in the ancient city center and resulting in at least one death and multiple injuries.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Weather shifts as Illinois favoring sunshine fades
Northwestern Illinois sees clouds signaling a weather change while most of the state enjoys sunny out of season heat. Temperatures reach the 90s in the Chicago area with high 80s elsewhere. Tonight showers expected across northern Illinois and possibly midstate. Overnight lows vary from 52 in Vandalia to 72 on Chicago’s lakefront.
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Illinois
Associated Press
the Weather Bureau
Midstate
Chicago
Vandalia
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions and Discharges
Jefferson Memorial records admit Skylyn Smith and list discharges for Mary Young and Sky land Smith. Good Samaritan notes admissions for Sally Minerva Haynes Cheryl Lynn Kirkpat rick Mildred Juanita Kelmer Nancy Leona Minor Richard Aaron Hilliard William Wendell Shields Emma E McKinney with multiple discharges including Mary Alice Mayse Margaret Lee Kerry Cheryl Jo Hopper Terry Lynn Boggs Emma Jean Hawthorne Charlotte Bernice Gream Vadah Juanita Swayze and Joan Carol Mandrell.
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Jefferson Memorial
Skylyn Smith
Mary Young
Skyland Smith
Good Samaritan
Sally Minerva Haynes
Cheryl Lynn Kirkpatrick
Mildred Juanita Kelmer
Nancy Leona Minor
Richard Aaron Hilliard
William Wendell Shields
Emma E. McKinney
Mary Alice Mayse
Margaret Lee Kerry
Cheryl Jo Hopper
Terry Lynn Boggs
Emma Jean Hawthorne
Charlotte Bernice Gream
Vadah Juanita Swayze
Joan Carol Mandrell
Births in Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr and Mrs Philip L Marlow of 401 Harrison are the parents of a daughter born at 3 51 this morning at Good Samaritan hospital weighing eight pounds seven ounces. Mr and Mrs James G Har less of 2404 Cherry are the parents of a son born at 6 02 last night at Good Samaritan hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces named James William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip L. Marlow
Harrison
Good Samaritan Hospital
James G. Harless
Cherry
James William
Association for Retarded Plans Area Meeting
Members of the Jefferson County Association for Mental ly Retarded Children are invited to attend the southern regional meeting of the Dinois Council on Sunday, September 22, at 1 30 p m The meeting will be held in the auditorium of the Vocation al Technical Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbon dale Illinois formerly the Or dell Plant Vincent P Farrell of Carbon dale is southern region director An interesting program is planned and those attending will tour the S I U Employment Training Center
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Jefferson County Association For
Dinois Council
Vocational-Technical Institute
Southern Iinois University
Carbondale
Ilinois
Ordell
Vincent P. Farrell
iAn
S. I. U. Employment ‘Training Center
Car and Truck Collision at 15th and Broadway
At 9 45 last night a truck and car collided at 15th and Broadway. Walter L Glass Route 4 drove the car damaged about 200 dollars. Levi Mosby Centralia drove the truck no damage. Glass was charged with failure to yield right of way.
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15Th and
Broadway
Walter L. Glass
Route 4
Levi Mosby
Centralia
Glass
Sukarno Apologizes to Britain Amid Jakarta Riots
The Indonesian mob attacked the British and Malaysian embassies in Jakarta while Sukarno apologized to Britain over Malaysia’s creation. In Kuala Lumpur anti Indonesian demonstrators seized the former Indonesian Embassy residence threatening self harm if police intervened. Malaysia breaks relations with both Indonesia and the Philippines over the crisis.
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Jakarta
Malaysia
Britain
Malaya
Singapore
British Borneo
Sarawak
North Borneo
Sukarno
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Philippines
Seven Negro Leaders Call On Kennedy
AP report from Washington on President Kennedy meeting with Martin Luther King Jr and six other Black leaders to address Birmingham Alabama racial unrest after a church bombing killed four children and injured 23. The group included Ralph Abernathy and Birmingham leaders plus ministers and educators urging federal action and mourning observances.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ralph D. Abernathy
King
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Alabama Human Rights Movement
A. G. Gaston
Lucius Pitts
Miles College
H. S. Murchison
J. L. Ware
Witzel Separate Maintenance Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Martha Witzel filed suit for separate maintenance against Harold Witzel in circuit court this week. The Register-News yesterday erroneously reported that Mrs. Witzel had filed for divorce.
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Martha Witzel
Harold Witzel
Register-News
Texico Boy Has Heart Ailment Fund Set Up
Tommie Pierce, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Pierce of Texico, is a patient in Room 216 at Children's Hospital St Louis. He will be there at least two weeks and would appreciate cards. A Tommie Fund has been established by Texico residents with contributions accepted at Wimberly Store in Divide.
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Tommie Pierce
Wallace Pierce
Texico
Children’s Hospital
North Kingshighway
St. Louis
Tommie
Wimberly
Divide
Roy Hail
Near
Gun Clock And Watch Stolen In Jefferson County
John Crouch reported theft of a gun a clock and a watch from a house in northeast Jefferson County while he was moving to a new home near Mt Vernon. The sheriff's office reported the incident yesterday.
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Sheriff's Office
John Crouch
Crouch
Jefferson County
Mt. Vernon
Suffers Gun Wound At Home
Skylyn Smith a 20 year old resident of 510 south 15th street suffered a nonserious gunshot wound to the shoulder yesterday afternoon at his home Mt. Vernon police said the wound was personal safety related He was taken to Jefferson Memorial Hospital for treatment and later arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct
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Skylyn Smith
15Th Street
Mt. Vernon
Smith
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Flood Danger After Hurricane Becomes Critical
Flood waters at an eight foot levee in Port Acres surged, prompting an emergency call for 200 fresh workers to bolster sandbagging. Civil Defense coordinator Sawyer Wilson warned the risk to hundreds of homes as exhaustion affected night crews after Hurricane Cindy and subsequent rains.
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Beaumont
Tex
Port Acres
Sawyer Wilson
Civil Defense
Texas
Cindy
Wilson
Earle Barber Joins Staff of Earl D. Jamison
A Chicago area sales and PR veteran, Earle S. Barber, has moved to Mt. Vernon to join Earl D. Jamison as an associate. He will develop a dynamic merchandising program for the Mt. Vernon area as Jamison expands 450 acres including Western Gardens. Barber notes unlimited community potential with Rend Lake and new highways, and praises Mt. Vernon as an entry to a new recreation land. He previously held national roles with Sears Roebuck, Columbia Carbon, Skelly Oil, U. S. Rubber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Jamison
Jamison
Barber
Mt. Vernon
Western Gardens
Rend Lake
Compact car demand grows in U.S. market says AMC leader
American Motors Corp, longtime compact car advocate, announced a recent survey showing mounting demand for compact vehicles in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontana
Wis
American Motors Corp
U.S. i
Dr Rivera Attends Denver TB Control Seminar
Dr A H Rivera, staff physician at Mt Vernon Sanitorium, attends Sept 3 20 TB control techniques seminar at National Jewish Hospital in Denver with 15 representatives from 11 states. Program with U S Public Health Service NIH and five Denver medical institutions. National Jewish Hospital has offered over 40 million free days of care for chest diseases, including 269 088 days for Illinois residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Rivera
Mt. Vernon
Natonal Jewish Hospital
Denver
Rivera
U.S. Public Health Service
NIH
U.S
Public Health Services
Health Department
Thomas Moulding
B'nai B'rith
National Jewish Hospital
Illinois
Judith Kay Chrum Files For Divorce Here
Judith Kay Chrum filed suit for divorce against Eugene Edward Chrum in circuit court here charging that he had a living wife at their marriage. The couple wed February 8, 1963 and separated September 4, 1963, according to the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Kay Chrum
Eugene Edward Chrum
Talk With Gov Kern on Route 148 Issues
A mission reported that the commission could assist and urged the committee to meet after final organizing to hear directly from communities along State Route 148 about their problems and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Kerner
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Stone Police
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JFK
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Chicago Grain
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Cloudy & M
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Association For Retarded
Texico Boy
Earle Barber
Chicago Area
Earle S. Barber
Apple Avenue
Earlers. Barber
Featherston
H. Tee
Agu
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Bobby Vinton
Trini Lopez
Madduh
Fadduh
Allen Sherman
Martha & the Vandellas
Crystals
Surfer Girl
Beach Boys
the Monkey Time
Major Lance Sally, GO ‘Round the Roses
Draynette Mockingbird
Inex Foxx
Hey Girl
Freddie Scott
Candy Girl
Four Seasons
Cry Baby
Garnet
Mimms & the Enchanters
Frankie and
Johnnie
Sam Cooke
Mickey’s Monkey
Miracles
Johnnie Tillotson
Baby
Ronettes
Jewelers
Pc. Coffee Service
Lazy
Knapp
Monarch
Redi-Baker
Universal
Sunbeam Radiant
Sunbeam
General Electric
Norelco
Remington
Lyle
Lyle Woo
Motors
Lita Ue
Oneida
West Side Square
Billie Stull
Paul Jarvis
Goole
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Melemine
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