Vernon Jolly to attend Bradley University as freshman
Vernon Duane Jolly of Dix will attend Bradley University Peoria as a freshman this fall after graduating Mt. Vernon Township High School last June He plans to study engineering in college.
22 Sep 1948
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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1948
Page
1
Vernon Duane Jolly of Dix will attend Bradley University Peoria as a freshman this fall after graduating Mt. Vernon Township High School last June He plans to study engineering in college.
The United States government refused a Romanian request for 9.5 million dollars worth of American oil equipment. Officials said the State Department blocked the order several weeks ago. Romania's oil output is pledged to nations within the Soviet bloc.
State Auditor Arthur C. Lueder today issued a call to all state banks for a report of condition as of September 20. The Associated Press report out of Springfield Illinois notes the broad request across the banking system for financial health data.
The Misses Dorris Jeanne May and Bertie Lee Bond hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Devlres Duncan Simmons at Miss May’s Dix home. Prizes went to Lillie Riley Coletta Ahlers and Betty Riley. Out-of-town guests included Delores Hughey from Mt Vernon and Mrs Richard North with Mrs Stanley Sargent of Centralia.
The Royal Neighbors Social Club will meet Friday at two o clock in the home of Mrs. Della Clark at 606 North 12th Street. All members are urged to attend. Visitors are welcome. V F W Auxiliary Meeting Notice
Jefferson County Histor ical Society displayed a 1881 lithograph showing all Mt Vernon buildings before the 1888 cyclone. The exhibit included Carter Wilkey’s 1872 Pioneer Association signature, a 1876 court house photo, and photos of early Mt Vernon deeds. Public library and loaned items decorate the display with 1858 teachers institute minutes and 1892 Mt Vernon News supplement.
The excerpt lists multiple community notices: a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Vaught at Mt. Vernon and a first anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Earls near Waltonville, with 38 relatives attending a basket dinner. It also covers a Pleasant Grove Loyal Workers wiener roast at Marvin Sledge near Bluford, a Pleasant Grove P T A meeting on soil conservation with children providing music, a Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Mae Mumbower’s home, a Sunshine Circle Club gathering with prizes and an October park basket dinner for the club’s 10th anniversary, a Rebekah Lodge meeting, and the Bain Pedigo marriage notice for Thomas E. Bain and Joyce Ann Perigo.
The Illinois Commerce Commission authorized Illinois Cities Water Company to issue 1 550 000 in bonds to support its Mt Vernon water system. The commission also granted Southwestern Bell permission to extend mobile service areas to connect with land radiotelephone stations and related networks. A Rosiclare Telephone Company rate increase petition was set for hearing October 19 in Springfield.
Burrell Robert Sledge a retired farmer died at 1 30 am at his home in Farrington township two days after his 82nd birthday He was a lifelong Jefferson county resident born September 20 1866 He married Minnie Wilkerson January 5 1888 and survives with six sons Raymond William John Roy David Harry two daughters Elizabeth Woodsides Grace Smith two brothers Hardy and Charles 22 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Funeral arrangements were incomplete today
Los Angeles county supervisors adopted an ordinance banning comic books dealing with murder burglary kidnapping arson and assault with death weapons. Violators face a 300 fine and six months in jail. County counsel Harold Kennedy explained the measure aims to prohibit sale of such magazines to children.
Joe K. Murray faces charges of keeping gambling devices illegal sale of alcoholic liquor and selling liquor on Sunday after a raid on a gravel road house east of Pleasant Grove school four miles northeast of Mt. Vernon Deputy Dalby and Special Deputy Johnson seized a slot machine a bottle of whiskey and a bottle of gin Murray is accused of serving about 20 customers at the time of the raid.
Harrisburg II September 22 Two men charged with trying to hold up a Detroit tavern last Friday were identified by an off duty Detroit rookie policeman who drew his pistol and disrupted the robbery. The officer, Carlos Crawford 23, identified Albert Staponi 29 whom he wounded and Chester Lazenby 34. Detective Harold Thurkow of Detroit said the pair waived extradition and would be sent back when warrants arrive.
Royalton Illinois reports a marriage solemnized by Reverend Burt Greene at the bride's sister Mrs Earl Clark home in Meadowbrook Addition on Monday September 13. Attendants were Melvin H Dixon and his wife, the groom's sister and brother in law. The couple will reside in Royalton.
Good Samaritan admits Lenzie Harden Nell Fields and infant Ralph Edward Wilton of Belle Rive. Discharges include Mrs Retha Nell Finney and infant, Mrs June Stark and infant daughter, Mrs Bess Martin of Burnt Prairie. Jefferson Memorial admits Mrs Cora Beacon and Mrs Clara Carter of Bluford. discharges include Mrs Mildred Ap gar and Garry Lynn, Mrs Lucy Skinner and Janet Rosetta, Mrs William Rainey, Mrs Mary Knight, Mrs Eloise Monroe of Fairfield and Bluford.
W E Pope of 224 Castleton avenue reports a rabbit with eight legs four ears two tails and two bodies and one head. He notes one doe birthed five normal kits last night while the oddly formed foetus was stillborn. The mother and her five normal young are healthy.
Mr and Mrs Orval Faught of this city welcome a daughter born last night at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Elmer Butler Jr of St Louis Missouri announce the birth of a son Jan Lex on Tuesday at 730 in Deaconess Hospital in that city.
Glen Shehorn of McLeanshoro flew from the local field to Centralia yesterday. Gale Dodson traveled to Marion today on a cross country flight. Bill Ricks, Bob Boncelli and Earl Outland flew to Carmi for business today. Carl Edmison returned today from a trip to Middletown Ohio.
The one day old Berlin assembly faced clashes as Reds and the Steering Committee’s vice presidents debated. Bulgaria and Yugoslavia protested Balkans Commission’s Greek civil war report while Arab delegates rejected any independent Jewish state in Palestine per Bernadotte’s plan. The US and Britain backed Bernadotte. A Moscow New Times piece warned the US may test the UN, risking prestige.
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