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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1949

Page

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Local residents attend events and visits across states

A string of Mt. Vernon visitors and travelers are noted from Salem to Evansville. Attendees include Mrs Glenn Mawkins and Mrs Allie Neal at a Shriners event, Woodrow and Nolan Pigg at a baseball game in St Louis, and Beverly Posey wedding in Evansville. others visit relatives or attend conferences in Atlantic City and Eureka Pumpkin Festival.

Glenn Mawkins Allie Neal Paul Rollinson Jack .Levy Ben Hassman Glen Murphy Shriners Ind Beverly Posey Gene Kennard A. L. Stivers Eureka, Il James H. Sallee Jimmie Champaign Ill James A. Scott Merrian Schiles al Walker Rochester Mign Earl Woodworth E. G. van Gilder Dix Earl C. Johnson Fairfield Mt. Vernon Drew Moore Waltonville W. A. Potter Texico Eva Hopkins Betty McCreary Marvin Dwight Dahlgren John Broviak Ashley John Swain Vin Reimer Zelbert Taylor Walier W. D. Pigg Betty Wilkey Belle Rive Yeaterday Maplewood Irkwood George Blankenship Kell Evelyn Johnson St. Louis Gordon Jones James Meredith Forner Lesser Warren Shell Keenes Paul Weber Lawrence Weber Olney Irvie Ducue Minnie Johnson Salem A. Paul Fellinger City G. F. Withite Greenville Til Fellinger Notable Life Assurance Society Atlantic City N. J

Births in area include five newborns at local hospitals

Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Blackwell of Ina welcomed a daughter at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kays of Fairfield had a seven pound nine ounce boy named Kennth Michael at Jefferson Memorial. Olen Claude Rutherford and spouse welcomed a nine pound ten ounce son at Jefferson Memorial. Karl Ivan White and Doris Marie Heil welcomed a daughter Karla Ann at home on North Seventh. John Kiselewski and spouse of Waltonville welcomed an eleven pound son named John Lester.

Marlin Blackwell Ina Good Samaritan Hospital John F. Kays Fairfield Jefferson Memorial Hospital Kennth Michael Olen Claude Rutherford South 26Th Street Jefferson Memorial Hosital Tommy Olen Karl Ivan White North Seventh Street Karla Ann

Hospital Notes from Jefferson Memorial Inpatients and Discharges

Jefferson Memorial records show Mrs. Marjorie Venters of Fairfield admitted, while Mrs. Hershell Warren and infant son William Thomas were discharged. Good Samaritan lists admissions Alberta DeChamp and Mildred McGuire, with discharges including Alfred Wood Bluford Ina Williams Mill Shoals Nicky Davis infant Mary Lou Hood Ralph Rise Bluford William Miner Ruth E. Smith Golden Gate infant daughter Norma Masterson Mil i Shoala infant son Opa Clemens infant Steven Arthur Lucille Rightnowar infant son.

Jefferson Memorial Marjorie Venters Fairfield Hershell Warren William Thomas Good Samaritan Alberta DeChamp Mildred McGuire Alfred Wood Bluford Ina Williams Mill Shoals Nicky Davis Mary Lou Hood Ralph Rise William Miner Ruth E. Smith Golden Gate Norma Masterson Mili Shoala Opa Clemens Steven Arthur Lucille Rightnowar

Rebekah Lodge Attends Meeting and Birthday Observance

Rebekah Lodge No. 296 met in regular session at eight o'clock in the LO.C.F. Hall with Mary Helen Owen elected to attend the Rebekah State Assembly in Springfield on October 17. The log notes a Sherer Circle breakfast at Mrs. Glee Wood's home and a surprise 49th birthday party for Rev. W. R. Taylor, plus attendance by New Hope church members and out-of-town guests. Also reported are Equitable Life agents from Mt. Vernon District attending a 90th annual educational conference in Atlantic City, Sept. 15–19.

Rebekah Lodge Varnell Rebekah Lodge No Lo.c.f. Hall Mary Helen Owen Rebekah State Assembly Springfield Gus Smith L. L. Phemister John Kennedy South 24Th Street W. RB. Taylor W. R. Taylor North Seventh Street Taylor Marie Shumaker Lorene LeMar New Hope Church Fairfield Rev. Taylor Curt Cline Richard Williams Edith Donald Roy Gantz Claud Ivers David Nancy Delbert Elliott Grace Walker George Marsh Roy Marsh Jimmie Sue Alice George Gregory Vernon Rollie McRill Earl Frank Sark Carl Ivers Joyce June Linda Melvin Ruby Clyde Weaver Gary R. O. Leach Chester Gregory Joanne Martin Hazel Marsh Margaret Cline Warden Shumaker Donald and Ronald Altamont Norman LeMar Bluford Mt. Vernon Equitable Life Assurance Society Atlantic City New Jersey A. Paul Fellinger L. B. Elliott T. W. Todd Christopher Curtis Puckett

Summersville P T A to vote on school term length

The Summersville Parent-Teacher Association meets Monday evening September 26 at 7 30 at the school. President Mrs James Moore urges all patrons to attend as members vote on whether to keep the eight month term or extend to nine months. New teachers will be introduced and the membership committee will accept uncontacted patrons.

Summersville P. T. A Summersville Parent- Teacher Association James Moore

Mann P T A Gathers For First Meeting Of Year

Horace Mann Parent Teacher Association opened its year with a crowded gathering in the school auditorium. President Mrs Herbert Carpenter introduced Principal Charles Inskeep as the event focused on the importance of music in education with junior high orchestra performances led by Harry Dunham and a saxophone solo by Sharon Bora h under Larry Kaney. Inskeep noted enrollment growth from 280 to 365 in five years as district P T A plans in Bluford on September 27 were announced.

Larry Kaney Dunham - Ahd Kaney Vernon Inskeep Bluford Hershel Mick Glenn Kotter Gail Ryburn Doris Bond

Steel Contract Talks Resumed By Associated Press

Pittsburgh Sept. 23 Agreement of Big Steel and United Steelworkers to renew contract talks today lightened strike clouds hovering over the industry since July. Union chief Philip Murray and VP John A Step hens of U S Steel resumed negotiations at 12 30 under a third Presidential strike truce. About 2,400 union members at two Pittsburgh mills continued unauthorized walkouts blamed on the tension. Closed are Universal Cyclops Steel in Bridgeville and Superior Steel in Carnegie.

Associated Preas Pittsburgh Big Steel Cio United Steelworkers Pittsburgh District Universal Cyclops Steel Co Bridgeville Superior Steel Co Carnegie

Airport News: Local Pilots Flight Log Expands

Joe Fallop and Don McLean flew to St Elmo today while George Weingartner and Earl Outland visited West Frankfort. Maurice Warren earned his private pilot license at the local field yesterday and A W Rea flew to Terre Haute Indiana today.

Joe Fallop Don McLean St. Elmo George Weingartner Earl Outland West Frankfort Maurice Warren A. W. Rea Terre Haute Ind

Aerial War Games Begin Over Britain Tonight

London reports war planes from the United States and four Allied nations will Roar out over Britain starting tonight in a major test of the island air defenses.

London U. S Britain

Mass killer indicted in Camden shooting spree

Howard B. Unruh was indicted in Camden New Jersey for the mass slaying of 13 persons in a 20 minute shooting orgy on River Road September 6. The case marks a landmark act of violence in American crime history.

Camden N. J Howard B. Unruh River Road

Bluford PTA September meeting highlights and guests

The Bluford PTA met in the school auditorium with Mrs. Virgil Scott in charge. Speakers included Charles Inskeep on Relations Between Parents and Teachers. New teachers were introduced and plans made for a district convention in Bluford on Sept 27. Marilyn Agnes Elliott attended a Stephens College tea at Columbia Missouri hosted by Dr. Homer Rainey.

Bluford Stephens College Marilyn Agnes Elliott McLeansboro Columbia Homer Price Rainey Miss Elliott Marie Threlkeld Elliott The

Party and Skeet Shoot Saturday at Sportsman's Club

A skeet and spot shooting event at the Mt. Vernon Gun and Sportsmen's Club skeet field begins Saturday at noon and runs to dark. Located seven miles north of Mt. Vernon near the club lake, the shoot accompanies the Sportsmen's Club annual party from 3:00 p.m. Saturday through the evening with entertainment planned for members, wives, and guests. Participants are asked to bring their own guns for the ham and bacon shoot. Webster Hill, Claude Melton, Cliff Casey, and Paul Duncan oversee the skeet field.

Mt. Vernon Webster Hill Claude Melton Cliff Casey Paul Duncan Sportsman's Club

Engagement announced for Daisy Surridge and Max Matthews

Miss Daisy Surridge of Taylorville Illinois announced engagement to Max Matthews formerly of Mt Vernon Texas. The luncheon at Hotel Frasina Taylorville on Friday September 16 revealed the couple. Surridge works in the Illinois Consolidated Telephone Company office in Taylorville. Matthews is son of Mr and Mrs George Matthews of McAllen Texas and is a University of Illinois student after graduating Mt Vernon Township High School in 1946. No wedding date yet.

Daisy Surridge Taylorville Illinois Max Matthews Mt. Vernon Camillia Frasina Miss Surridge Blanche Hedges Illinois Consolidated Telephone Company Matthews George Matthews McAllen Texas Mt. Vernon Township

Bankers hear call to seek labor peace in postwar era

At a Mt. Vernon dinner Curtis presided as toastmaster before about 400 bankers including Harry Hausman Joseph Frey Philip Speidel and Milton Forsyth. Speakers warned against defalcation and embezzlement while urging stability and labor peace amid postwar reconstruction. Music by Jack Voland’s orchestra followed the speeches.

France FDR Morgenthau Germany Japan England Curtis Ed Curtis Group Ten Security Bank Mt. Vernon Armory Militia Company Milton D. Forsyth Harry C. Hausman Mundelein Illinois Bankers Association Joseph R. Frey Chicago Philip L. Speidel Lake Forest Speidel Jack Voland

Mt V Legionnaires at Bluford Meeting

Members of Mt Vernon Post No 141 handled opening and closing ceremonies at a Bluford Legion post meeting last night. Seven visiting Mt Vernon members attended including Commander Henry Rockenmeyer and Paul Horton. Drennan spoke on the American Legion and its rehabilitation program. The visitors also discussed Legion activities.

American Legion Mt. Vernon Ea Bluford Legion Mt. Vernon Post Henry Rockenmeyer Morrison Bundy Charles Bourland Paul Horton M. F. Dorothy Carl Drennan Harvey Hooper Drennan

Vishinski Urges Big 5 Peace Pact

The article reports Vishinski urging a Big Five peace pact amid global atomic tensions. It notes American scientists preparing instruments to record any atomic explosion and discusses cooperative efforts among British Canadian and American experts on exchanging atomic information and uranium supplies.

Vishinski Russia

Deny Captain Was Drunk In Noronic Fire

Cleveland, Sept 28. Attorneys for Canada Steamship Lines threaten a 250000 libel or slander suit against anyone claiming Captain William Taylor was intoxicated when the Noronic fire struck Toronto. Captain Taylor denied the charge strongly while recovering from burns. Evidence cited by Ohio survivors' hearing showed Willson alleging intoxication and police involvement on the dock.

Cleveland Canada Steamship Lines, Inc Noronic Toronto Frank Wilkinson C. Ralph Willson William Taylor Willson Ohio Cuyahoga County S. R. Gerber Taylor Wilkinson

Ben Gurion Opens Jewish New Year Hailing Jerusalem Link

Israeli Premier David Ben Gurion marks the Jewish New Year 5710 with a hope that Jerusalem will soon be recognized as part of Israel. He spoke in Tel Aviv as the nation honors the holy day amid regional tensions.

Tel Aviv Israel David Ben Gurion Jerusalem

Ghost Village in Everglades Moonshine Haven

A Fort Lauderdale report from September 23 describes a remote Everglades island six to eight feet above surrounding hammocks, about 35 miles west of Fort Lauderdale. Exposed by expeditions, the site links to an old settlement and a 40 year history of moonshine activity, with hand made nails and a sugar mill once used there.

Fort. Lauderdale Fila Everglades Big Cypress Swamp Fort Lauderdale

Barkley Medal Worth 450 Dollars In Gold

Senate panel data at a hearing on the proposed expenditure shows Vice President Barkley’s $2,500 Distinguished Public Service medal would yield about $450 in gold if melted. It would arrive in a $10 leather case with $1,500 to the sculptor. Manufacturing costs total roughly $600.

Associated Press Washington Barkley Congress Senate Appropriations Committee

Delay Action on Postal Increase by Senate

Senator Olin Johnston of South Carolina indicated the Senate will wait until next season to act on a committee approved bill to raise postal rates by 100 million dollars annually. Johnston, chair of the Post Office Committee, said he does not plan to press for action during adjournment-minded lawmakers.

Washington Olin Johnston D-Sc Senate Johnston Post Office

Movie Director Sam Wood Dies

Hollywood mourns director Sam Wood age 66 who died yesterday after illness. Last rites set for Saturday at Forest Lawn Park where friends paid tribute to actor Richard Dix. The obituaries also note deaths of actor Frank Morgan and actor Dix in recent days.

Hollywood Sam Wood Forest Lawn Park Richard Dix Frank Morgan Dix

Also Mentioned on This Page

Superior Watch M. Bros Ty Jeweler Thelma Shehorn Rebekah Degree Airport News Bluford Pt.a Bluford Parent-Teacher Association Virgil Scott Margie Warren Dorace Ellen West Glenda Bean Joyce Huff Charles Inskeep Paul Powers G. F. Dougher Sportsman’s Club A. F A. M Mt. Vernon Lodge No A.M Frank J. Ancona W. M William E Reavis Sect Neal Bros. Roofing Company Genuiny Ru Mt. Vernon, ML Sarah F Archer Richview South &Th Street Mt.v. Legionnaires Claude Bennie Arnold Evan Jordan North Side OF Square Amvets Jim Mathis His Corky Jamerson Deny Ethel M. Gr Jeep Joe Grady Purcell Labe Nioth. ST. MT Vernon, Iu John B. Rogers Bidg Mt. V Robinson Hearing Aid Center Harry Hooker Mor Hank Williams Billy Eckstine Dave Landers Betty Garrett Larry Parks Man Wierd Beard Arthur Godfrey Buddy Clark Ken Griffin Richard Hayes Art Gibson sJe Lawrence Welk Little Darlin Rex Allen Steve Gibson RCA Victor Irving Field Perry Como Moonlight A&a ClauDe Thornhill Lucky Millinder S—L. P. Records Danny Kaye Harry James Marek Weber Old Vienna Oscar Lavant Grand Canyon Andre Kostalanetz Beethoven Philharmonica Symphony Orchestra OF New York Bruno Walter Broadway
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