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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1969

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Ruth Campbell Dies at 81 in Broughton

Ruth Jane Campbell 81 of Broughton died at 3 15 p m Wednesday at White County Nursing Home Carmi. Funeral 1 00 p m Sunday at Gholson Funeral Chapel Mc Leansboro with Rev Joe Campbell and Rev Paul Irvin officiating burial in Walpole Cemetery. She was born Sept 8 1888 in McLeansboro to William and Sarah Hunt married to Louis Campbell who preceded her in death. Survivors include two daughters Madeline Chilton Carmi and Opal Steele East Peoria one sister Lena Farris McLeansboro 10 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.

Ruth Jane Campbell Broughton White County Carmi Gholson Funeral Chapel McLeansboro Joe Campbell Paul Irvin Walpole Gholson Funeral Home Campbell William Sarah (Deen) Hunt Louis Campbell Madeline Chilton Opal Steele East Peoria Lena Farris McLeansborn

Agnes Metcalf of Waltonville dies at 99

Agnes Metcalf 99 of Waltonville died at 1 p.m. Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at United Methodist Church Waltonville with Rev. Gulley and Rev. Widecus officiating. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery Lesser. Survivors: son Gordon Bonie, daughter Irene Hartley, daughter-in-law Mary Shaeffer, sister Rachel Ward, four grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Burial follow. Friends may call Fry Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Saturday. She was born August 8, 1870, married Hiram Metcalf in 1894 who died in 1939.

Agnes Metcalf Waltonville Good Samaritan Hospital United Methodist Church of Metcalf John Elizabeth Tomlinson) Carroll Hiram Metcalf Mary Shaeffer Rachel Ward Decatur

Gussie Story Dies at 86 in Good Samaritan Hospital

Mrs. Gussie Story of 1117 Welkins died at 1 52 a m in Good Samaritan Hospital She was born February 10 1883 in Jefferson County daughter of F M and Catherine Eaglin She married Thomas F Story who died in 1967 Survived by son Roy F Story Mt Vernon two grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral is Sunday at Myers Chapel with Rev Clifford Burney officiating Burial in Opdyke Cemetery Friends may call after 5 00 p m Saturday She was a member of Second Baptist Church

Gussie Story Welkins Good Samaritan Hospital Myers Chapel Clifford Burney Opdyke Cemetery Story

McIntire Former Mt Vernon Star Dies at 56

Carl M. McIntire 56, a Mt Vernon high school 1932 graduate and early 1930s football star, died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital in San Francisco. He served 25 years in the U S Army, retiring as Master Sergeant after World War II. He was a resident of Mt Vernon and is survived by his wife Faye, a brother Clell E. McIntire of Belleville, and two sisters Mrs C A Steimel of Phoenix and Mrs William Schelosky of Mt Vernon.

Carl M. McIntire Mr. Vernon Veterans Hospital San Francisco Calif Mr. McIntire Mt. Vernon High School North Carolina State College U. S. Army

Lora I Payne Dies at 88 Rites Set Saturday

Lora Isabelle Payne 88 of Route 4 died at 8 p m in Myers Chapel hospital with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery after services at Myers Chapel. Rev Phil Thompson to officiate. She was born August 8 1881 in Jefferson County daughter of James and Molly Piper. Survivors include three sons Harold Byron and Aubrey Payne four daughters two sisters 24 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren 1 great great grandchild and other relatives.

Lora I. Payne Lora Isabelle Payne Route 4 Good Samaritan Hospital Myers Chapel Phil Thompson Woodlawn Payne

Cloia Clemins Dies At 57 Cemetery Services Sunday

Mrs. Cloia L. Clemins 57 of 913 Airport Road died at 1:05 a.m. at Jefferson Memorial. Funeral services at East Hickory Hill Church with Rev. Lemay and Rev. Gant officiating. burial in the church cemetery. Survived by husband Alfred R. Clemins, daughter Deanna Sherman, two grandchildren, four brothers, two sisters.

Cloia L. Clemins Airport Road Jefferson Memorial Hospital Clemins East Hickory Hill Everett Lemay Roscoe Gant Dix Mt. Vernon High School Neomrn Mille Ann (Shelton) Brookman Alfred RB. Clemins Marlow United Methodist Church

Pearl Hutchison Dies at 76 in Mt Vernon

Pearl Hutchison 76 retired Vernon grocer died this morning at Good Samaritan Hospital. He lived at 715 South 18th Street. Funeral Sunday 2 30 p m at Central Church of Christ with Rev Hugh York officiating Myers Chapel. Survived by wife Lillie three sons Harold Mt Vernon Olin Laguna Beach Calif Malcolm Kenosha Wis and three sisters Beulah Jester Ethel Hassakis Ora Avritt Mt Vernon.

Malcolm Kenosha Wis Beulah Jester Ethel Hassakis Ora Avritt Mt. Vernon

Bill Hanna Rites set for Saturday in Mt. Vernon

Funeral services for W. F. Bill Hanna, a former Mt. Vernon resident, will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Myers Chapel with Dr. Clyde Funkhouser officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. He died Wednesday in St. Louis. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Hilda Hanna of St. Louis, a daughter Mrs. Judy Myers of Mt. Vernon, and two sisters Mrs. Pauline Maginnis of St. Louis and others.

Bill Hanna W. F Mt. Vernon Myers Chapel Clyde Funkhouser Oakwood Cemetery Friends Mmay Hanna St. Louis Hilda Hanna Judy Myers Pauline Maginnis

Hog prices steady as markets close at noon

Prices paid until 12 30 p m were steady with US DA 210 to 230 lb meat type hogs listed as No 1 25 25 No 2 24 75 No 3 24 25 sows 17 00 21 75 boars 14 50 15 50 After 12 30 p m prices switch to next day basis.

Us.d.a

Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Morning

The Mt Vernon grain market reports morning quotes for Wheat at 1.13 Soybeans at 2.24 and Corn at 1.22 with no further context.

Mt. Vernon

Egg price ranges and grades listed for St Louis market

St Louis reports consumer egg grades with large A 44 49 and medium A 95 41 and small A 20 24. Wholesale grades show Standard 33 35 and medium 27 29. Hens heavy 13 light over 5 percent 11 under 5 percent 7. Broilers and fryers 29 2912 next week delivery.

ST. Louis

Chicago prices ease in butter and eggs wholesale markets

Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter wholesale prices at 93 score AA 72, 92 A 72, 9 B 69 and eggs wholesale buying prices for grade A whites 48, mediums 41, standards 44.

Chicago Mrcantile Exchange

Grain prices in Chicago market report

Chicago Wheat No 2 hard yellow 1.34 n, No 2 soft red 1.31 n. Corn No 2 yellows 1.23 n. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 0.63 n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.44 n. Soybean oil 10.00 10.25 n.

Chicago

Livestock Prices In National Stockyards Illinois

Estimates for Monday show hogs 7,500 head cattle 4,500 calves 200 sheep 600. Hogs 25.50 26.00 for barrows and gilts 22.50 23.75 for sows 21.00 21.25 boars. Cattle 400 calves 50 steers 28.00 28.50 good to choice heifers 26.00 26.25 cows 18.00 20.50 bulls 23.50 24.50 vealers 32.00 136.00. Sheep 200 spring lambs 28.50 29.00 ewes 8.00 10.00.

National Stockyards

Wall Street Edges Higher In Early Trading As Dow Hits 92

The stock market rose slightly in moderate activity with the Dow up 0.47 at 92.04 and the 60-stock average up 0.3 at 290.6. Gulf & Western led active issues while Metro-Goldwyn Mayer slid on the company’s 1969 deficit report of at least 25 million dollars.

New York Dow Jones Dow Industrial Associated Press Industrals Gulf & Western Industries Benguet Fairchild Camera Parke, Davis City

Paul Simon Named to National Democratic Policy Council

Lt. Gov. Paul Simon was named to the policy council executive committee of the National Democratic Party. The notice mentions Louis and Mrs. Leah McPherson of Mt. Vernon and brother Daniell Hanna of Mt. Vernon in the same report.

Worcester Sheriff appeals two month jail sentence

Worcester County Sheriff Joseph A. Smith appeals a two month jail term after a District Court sentence for leaving the scene of an August 5 highway crash in Rutland. He testified he left to reach his home and tried to contact the Rutland Police Chief. Two injured were treated and released. Smith released on personal recognizance pending Superior Court review.

Worcester Mass Joseph A. Smith Walter D. Allen Rutland Smith John Collins Allen

Births in Good Samaritan Hospital

Mr and Mrs Miachel Guy of 412 Opdyke welcomed a son at 11 34 AM on Thursday September 18 weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Mr and Mrs Larry Heck of 1412 North Street welcomed a son at 6 09 AM on September 19 weighing six pounds.

Miachel Guymon Opdyke Good Samaritan Hospital Larry Heck North Street

Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted Patients List

A hospital notes listing admitted and discharged patients at Jefferson Memorial includes numerous names and addresses such as Rachel Leona Reynolds and Mildred Louise Means among admitted, with Glen Beal and Marilyn Marcum discharged. The long roster spans towns including Rinard, Salem, Mt Vernon, Bluford, Dahlgren, Carbondale, Herrin, Fairfield, and Windy Hampton, among others.

Jefferson Memorial Rachel Leona Reynolds Benton Mildred Louise Means Forest Glen Beal Rinard Tif Marilyn Marcum Lieben Good Good Samaritan Dorris Long Dix Ida Burton South 17Th Leon Johnson Jordan Robert Herring South Albert Lowry Perkins Jan Wells Jamison Rollin Baltrett Salem Millard Allen Walnut Duane Sobecki McLeansboro Ronnie Guymon Emma Allen Mt. Vernon Joan Rackaway Fairfield Rd Windy Hampton North

B52 Raids Step Up Along Cambodian Border

U S forces report light ground fighting in Vietnam while B52 bombers drop about 1200 tons of bombs on base camps near the Cambodian border northeast of Saigon. Eight waves hit targets about 100 miles north-northeast of Saigon near the border as Nixon aims to cut raids if North Vietnam de-escalates.

Saigon U.S Vietnam Washington Nixon South Vietnam da Nang 3Rd Marine Division Dong Ha 4Rd 198Th S Son Dale J. Crittenberger Mekong Delta Crittenberger West Point 9Th Infantry Division Willis D. Crittenberger 4Th Rome Washington, D.C Remagen Bridge McLean Leo P. Sikorski Detroit Mich Camp Springs

Collision near DeKalb leaves driver dead and two injured

De Kalb Illinois AP reports Lawrence Hillebrand Jr. 35 of Malta died after a head on collision on U S Alternate 30 east of DeKalb. Linda Switkortz 21 and David Kylen 25 a passenger in her car were in fair condition at De Kalb Public Hospital.

DE Kalb, Ill Lawrence Hillebrand Jr Malta U.S de Kalb Linda Switkortz David Kylen de Kalb Public Hospital

Newsmen win rights recorders cameras in court house

In Chicago federal building coverage restrictions were eased after 11 arrests stemming from a directive banning cameras and tape recorders. Judge Campbell allowed one room for news conferences and non judicial office filming as hearings proceed.

Court House Chicago William J. Campbell U. S. District Court Federal Building Campbell Don H. Reuben Feu Sherman Skolnick Skolnick Federal Building Plaza Rennie Davis Fred Hampton Illinois Black Panther Party U. S Michael Rollins WCFL Charles Doehrer Arvid Carlson WGN Leonard Walters WBBM Walden Wright WELD Stanhope Gould John Lawrence Tom Cosgrove Charles Quinlan Dell Hall CBS Doehrer

Immunity For 2 Green Berets In Vietnam Murder Case

Two of eight Green Beret men charged with murdering a Vietnamese agent will not face trial in the United States. They will be granted immunity and expected to testify against the other six. The Army is seeking Saigon immunity arrangements. Col. Robert B. Rheault and five staff officers will stand trial in Vietnam on murder and conspiracy charges.

Long Binh Vietnam Green Beret Edward M. Boyle New York City J.C Alvin L. Smith Jr Naples Fla U.S Saigon Robert B. Rheault Vineyard Haven Mass

Cuba Enacts Anti Hijack Law Amid Refugee Exemptions

The new Cuban anti hijack law took effect but Cuba will not apply it to people considered political refugees by Havana. The Havana Radio quoted the Castrogov Senate on the exemption, signaling a distinction between hijacking provisions and refugee status.

Miami Cuba Havana Tony

Car Hits Tree Strikes Fatal Passenger Death Near Morris

Jerry Wicks, 20, of Morris died early today when a car carrying him crashed off a county road south of Morris and struck a tree. Driver Raymond Zweers, 19, suffered only minor cuts.

Morris, Tl.ap Jerry Wicks Mural Morris Wicks Raymond Zweers

Alarm misfire at Spiritridge Elementary ends with flush test

Bellevue reports a humorous misfire when a fire alarm triggered by water pressure from flushing toilets leads to a technician discovering the sprinkler trigger. Nevada casinos register record gambling losses in 1969 totaling 457 million, with Las Vegas Reno and Lake Tahoe areas driving the rise and the state collecting 33.3 million in taxes and fees.

Bellevue, Wash New Spiritridge Carson City Nev Nevada Nevada Gaming Commission Las Vegas Reno Lake Tahoe

Elevated train crash injures hundreds on Chicago line

A collision on the elevated tracks left the moving train plowing into a standing car and caused 300 people to report injuries as bystanders climbed steel columns in the chaotic scene. CTA and police reported ongoing confusion and rising injury totals.

CTA

Two Copper Wire Thefts Reported in County

The county sheriff's office logged two copper wire thefts on Thursday. Mrs. Zora Hodge reported all lightning red copper wire from her barn roof to the ground missing between Sunday and yesterday. Harold Bates reported the theft of several hundred feet of copper wire yesterday.

Zora Hodge Harold Bates

Circuit Court Fines Reported for Multiple Traffic Infractions

The circuit court levied fines on several individuals for traffic violations including speeding disobeying stop signs and improper lane usage. Notable fines include John W. Phillips 15 dollars and Charles Pardee 10 dollars for speeding Aubrey Payne 10 dollars for disobeying a stop sign Bill Stewart 18 dollars for speeding Thelma Pettiford 10 dollars for improper lane usage Billie Hodges 10 dollars for improper lane usage Georgia Shanks 10 dollars for failure to yield right of way William Venatta 18 dollars for speeding and William Gardiner 10 dollars for speeding.

John W. Phillips S. 8Th St Charles J. Pardee Broadway Price McCreight Hotel Emmerson Joseph D. Wicks Jones Herman Peak Airport Road Aubrey B. Payne Rt. 4 Bill Stewart East Alton Thelma L. Pettiford Rantoul Billie Hodges Macedonia Georgia Shanks Christopher William Venatta Carbondale William H. Gardiner 1812 Franklin

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Ruth Campbell Gnes Metcalf Carl McIntire Cloia Clemins Pearl Hutchison Mt. Vernon Grain Chicago Grain Wall Street Blythe Jack Padgett Yellow Jacket Yellow Jackets L. W. Sanders Padget Buffalo N.Y Canisius College James M. Demske Canisius Father Demske Homer Wood Dahlgren Morrice K .Withrow Bluford Eugene Loker Mternon William Daniel Goldie Chizk Betty Grant Herrin Mary Lucas Corrine Benson Anita Reu Wayne Krehbeil Westbrook Kenneth Pettit Rosalee Olguin Lesser Doris Pitchford Border Mt. V. Orchestra Tal Smith Scott Alan Carter South 25Th Street 20Th and College Waller Bregenchiers Fairfield Road Dorothy Zagar Laimar South 1Th Street Orchestra Directee Illinois Music Educators Association Ilinois T.M.E.A Southern Illinois Illinois High School Association Southern Ilinois University I.H.S.A IHSA THSA American Legion the Holtman Brothers Circuit Court Marvin Mercury Marvin Dye
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