Deaths and Funerals in Franklin County Community
Thomas Elijah Johnson 75 of Whittington died at 10 04 p m anday at Franklin County Hospital Benton funeral services 2 00 p m Tuesday at Johnston Funeral Home Whittington Rev Olyn Robbins officiating burial Willams Chapel Cemetery. Survived by wife Anna Bax ter three sons two step daughters a brother sister 16 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren. Dale William McGowan 55 of 707 South Jackson St McLeansboro died 9 00 a m Sunday Hamilton Memorial Hospital McLeansboro funeral 2 00 p m Wednesday at Gholson Funeral Home burial I O O K Cemetery McLeansboro body in state after 6 00 p m today. Survived by wife Ellen Marie Todd two sons Jerry Dale Rickey Lynn sister Mrs Gladys Myers Wichita Kan. McGowan was a trailer dealer in McLeansboro.
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Thomas Elijah Johnson
Kittington
Franklin
Franklin County
James
Mellie
Burn) Johnson
Anna Baxter
Charles D. Johnson
Waukegan, Ill
Kenneth Johnson
Benton
Lloyd Johnon
Whittington
Alpha Hancock
Murphysboro
Delhia Whitlow
John H. Johnson
Dale William McGowan
South
Jackson Street
McLeansboro
Hamilton Memorial Hospital
Gholson Funeral Home
Harold Hughes
Billy Duncan
Mr. McGowan
Granite City
Arthur and
Mary (Bickham) McGowan
Ellen Marie Todd
Jerry Dale
Rickey Lynn
Gladys Myers
Wichita
Kan
McGowan
Lawrence Donoho Ex Kell President Dies At De Kalb
Lawrence Donoho, 80, of De Kalb, a former Kell resident and retired farmer, died at 10 30 p m Saturday in De Kalb. Services will be at 2 00 p m Tuesday at Wells Chapel church with burial at a Kell cemetery. He lies in state at L R Osborn and Sons Funeral Home in Kell after 6 00 p m today. Survived by six sons John Wesley Leland Beecher Donoho all of De Kalb Lloyd Donoho Centralia Charles Donoho Bruford Marlie Donoho Huxley and two daughters Mrs Chloe Davies Earlville Ill and Mrs Vic Parker Preston Ill two brothers Austin Donohoe Salem and Arthur Donoho Mt Vernon and two sisters Mrs Hattie Hilton and Mrs Mae McConnoughhay Centralia. He was a retired farmer.
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Lawrence Donoho
de Kalb
Kell
DeKalb
Wells Chapel Church
L. R. Osborn and Sons
John Wesley
Leland
Beecher Donoho
Lloyd Donoho
Centralia
Charles Donoho
Bruford
Marlie Donoho
Huxley
Chloe Davis
Earlville
Ill
Vic Parker
Preston
Austin Donohoe
Salem
Arthur Donoho
Mt. Vernon
Hattie Hilton
Mae McConnoughhay
Donoho
Palmer, Ex-Resident, Dies in California
William H. Palmer aged 55 died Saturday at his West Covina home California He was a former Mt Vernon resident Born January 14 1908 in Jefferson County he was the son of George and Nancy Palmer He married Julia Pris ateri who survives Also surviving are a son George Palmer two daughters Regina Palmer and Wanda Murphy three sisters Stella Bryant Jennie Hampton Nettie Doepke and two grandchildren Burial will be in West Covina with the Custer Christison Funeral Home handling arrangements
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William H. Palmer
West Covina
California
Mt. Vernon
Custer-Christison
Covina
Mr. Palmer
Jefferson County
George and
Nancy
Swan) Palmer
Julia Prisateri
George Palmer
Regina Palmer
Wanda Murphy
Costa Mesa
Calif
Stella Bryant
East St. Louis
Jennie Hampton
Evansville
Ind
Nettie Doepke
Harry W. Smith Dies At 79 In McLeansboro
Harry W. Smith 79 died at 11 00 p m Saturday at his home on West Star Route McLeansboro He was a retired farmer The funeral is 2 00 p m Tuesday at Ten Mile Baptist Church where he was a deacon Rev Clarence Coates officiating Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery The Gholson Funeral Home in McLeansboro is in charge Friends may call at any time Born May 22 1884 in Hamilton County he was the son of William and Alice Fansing Smith He was twice married Hat tie Bell died March 4 1959 and Martha Robertson survived with three sons Hoyt Smith West Frankfort Carl Smith West Palm Beach Fla George Smith McLeansboro a daughter Mrs Ruby Baldwin Bartlesville Okla two sisters Mrs Ethel Allen New Orleans and Mrs Fannie Smith McLeansboro seven grandchildren and one son Herman Smith predeceased him in 1931
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Harry W. Smith
West Star
McLeansboro
Smith
Ten Mile Baptist Church
Clarence Coates
Gholson
Mr. Smith
Hamilton County
William
Alice
Fansing) Smith
Hattie Bell
Martha Robertson
Hoyt Smith
West Frankfort
Carl Smith
West Palm Beach
Fla
George Smith
Ruby Baldwin
Bartlesville
Okla
Ethel Allen
New Orleans
Fannie Smith
Herman Smith
Mt. Vernon OES Chapter to Meet September 24
A stated meeting of Mt. Vernon Chapter No. 233, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening September 24 at 7 30 o'clock. Hallie Stone W M Naomi R Bogan Secretary.
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Mt. Vernon
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hallie Stone
W. M
Naomi R. Bogan
Sec’y
Cholera Epidemic Hits Pusan Kills 22 in Korea
Seoul AP reports cholera outbreak in southeast Korea forces U.S. military to stay in base in Pusan as 22 lives are lost. Restrictions and curbs are imposed to curb spread in the port city and neighboring areas.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
Pusan
Ey Pd
End Search For Missing Flier In Illinois
MARION Illinois The Civil Air Patrol called off an area wide search for John Garrett 40 of Fairfield after more than 40 CAP flights from Cairo to East St Louis failed to locate him Garrett who had been missing since last Tuesday reportedly took off Sept 14 from the Collinsville Illinois airport His wife reported him missing and he was last seen in Union City Tennessee Officials said a plane matching his craft landed at Sikeston Missouri the same day but no flight plan was filed
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Marion, Ill
Illinois
Civil Air Patrol
Rex Presson
Marion
Ill
Cairo
East St. Louis
John Garrett
Fairview
Garrett
CAP
Collinsville
Presson
Union City
Tenn
Sikeston
Grand jury to ask for investigator in county probe
The grand jury indicted ex Sheriff Dean West of Marion for perjury and charged Supervisors Bob Edson Borden and Shaw with conspiracy and official misconduct amid a broader vote probe. West reportedly contradicted officials about illegal influence on the Williamson county state's attorney. Arraignments for the new indictments are not yet set, with October 14 already tied to earlier cases involving vote buying ballot stuffing and falsified affidavits. Democrats accuse Stringer of political use of the probe. he denies the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean West
Marion
Bob Edson
Borden
Shaw
West
Stringer
Bob Shaw
Sam Phillips
Williamson County
Republican
Births list from Good Samaritan Hospital shines with newborns
Mr and Mrs Curtis Maschger welcome daughter Darla Deanne born 9 17 pm weighing six pounds ten ounces in Good Samaritan hospital. Donald Colwell and wife greet son Stephen Craig born 3 27 am weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces. Thomas Wayne Nichols and wife have daughter Lisa Lynn born 7 59 am weighing five pounds fourteen ounces. Robert Barbi eri and wife welcome son Bradley Joseph born 12 08 am weighing six pounds twelve ounces. Charles E Prince and wife greet son Charles Alan born 12 08 am Saturday in Good Samaritan hospital. Charles Rockenmeyer and wife from University City Mo report daughter born noon today weighing eight pounds one ounce. grandparents Henry Rockenmeyer and J Fritz noted.
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Curtis Maschger
Perkins
Good Samaritan Hospital
Darla Deanne
Donald Colwell
Bluford
Stephen Craig
Thomas Wayne Nichols
Logan
Lisa Lynn
Robert Barbieri
North 33Rd Street
Bradley Joseph
Charles E. Prince
Live stock market closes lower with mixed hog prices
Prices paid on the local live stock market were down 25c today. The top reached 15.10 for 200 to 230 lb hogs. Sows at 300 weight declined to 14.00, sows 300 weight and over 13.50, down. Boars were 8.00 and 10.00.
Market Prices Quoted in Mt Vernon After Noon
Prices listed for Mt Vernon show Wheat at 1.87, Soybeans at 2.56, and Corn at 1.16 per bushel as of this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Chicago live poultry and dairy prices report
Chicago AP reports wholesale live poultry prices unchanged to 1 lower with roasters 23 to 24, special and plain fryers around 18 to 21, few heavy hens. Butter steady to 4% higher with 93 score AA at 60, eggs mostly steady with A whites around 39 to 41 and various grade prices listed.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Egg and poultry price rundown from St Louis market
AP report from St Louis lists consumer egg grades A large 38 39 A medium 34 35 A small 20 21 B large 33 34 and wholesale grades standard 33 3 farm run 26 27 checks 20 24 Hens heavy 15 16 light over 5 lbs 8 9 under 5 lbs 6 4 7 14 commercial broilers and fryers 15 4 16 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Livestock prices dip at National Stockyards amid slow trade
At National Stockyards livestock sales show hogs 13,000 head mostly 25 to 35 lower with 190 to 260 lb barrows and gilts at 15.50. Sows 275 to 600 lb 13.00 to 60. Cattle 6,500 with calves 350, trade slow. steers 23.00 to 24.00, heifers 22.00 to 23.50, cows 13.50 to 16.50, bulls 16.50 to 17.50, vealers 21.00 to 29.00. Sheep 1,300 about 50 lower. spring lambs 17.50 to 20.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago price notes list Wheat No 2 red at 2.05, Corn sample grade white 1.32, Oats No 1 extra heavy white 714 and No 17 extra heavy white 69 percent, No 2 extra heavy white 70, No 2 heavy white 71, Rye No 1 plump 1.39, Soybean sales none, Soybean oil at 8n.
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Chicago
Wall Street Ends Mixed As Major Stocks Move
Wall Street traded irregularly lower late in the afternoon with volume around 5 million shares. Du Pont gained over a point after initial wavering while Sperry Rand fell on profit taking and Xerox rose to a new high. IBM and Control Data rose, and several issues like U.S. Smelting and Polaroid dropped about 3. Losses included Jones & Laughlin and Public Service Electric & Gas. A plane crash claim over the Mississippi could not be confirmed by weekend flights over Southern Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
Sperry Rand
Chrysler
Sperry
Xerox
U.S
Polaroid
IBM
Control
Jones & Laughlin
Public Service Electric & Gas
International Nickel
U.S. Gypsum
Schering
Seek Improvement Of Two Highways
Harrisburg Illinois AP The Saline Valley Development Association will meet Tuesday with Marion businessmen to outline a campaign for widening Illinois 1B. Herrin and Mount Vernon representatives will meet Wednesday with state highway officials to urge improvements to Illinois 148.
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Harrisburg
Saline Valley Development Association
Marion
Herrin
Mount Vernon
Illinois 148
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admitted
The Jefferson Memorial unit records admissions and discharges. Admitted: Geraldine Rohde Carlyle Oscar Hugh Moss Williamene Purdue Kell Harry Young Woodlawn Wilbur Earl Burton Walnut Hill. Discharged: Steben Wright Odus Sweetin. Good Samaritan unit lists admissions include Anna G Pate William Millard Johnson Luther Edward Medlin Lillie Hutchison John Robert Edmison Marvin Chapman Rust Larry Gale Walker Clarence Ward Reynolds Jimmie Ray Lowery. Discharged: Mrs Dorothy Harless and baby James William Athena Nichols Hassakis Warren Hammock Lee Page William Daniels Margaret Smith Merle Greene Lilia Mendenhall Lonnie Martin Opal Burwell Roger Glasco Annie Rush and baby Margaret Annette Gussie Johnson Jeannette Evans and baby Gregory Jon Anna Hart Emma McKinney Donald Lee Cheryl Kirkpatrick Golda Ritchey Hazel Prince baby Charles Alan Minnie McKitrick Dr Louis Levin Richard Hilliard.
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Jefferson Memorial
Geraldine Rohde
Carlyle
Oscar’ Hugh Moss
Wilhemene Purdue
Kell
Harry Young
Woodlawn
Wilbur Earl Burton
Walnut Hill
Steben Wright
Odus Sweetin
Good Samaritan
Anna G. Pate
William Millard Johnson
Luther Edward Medlin
Lillie Mathilda Hutchison
John Robert Edmison
Marvin Chapman Rust
Larry Gale Walker
Clarence Ward Reynolds
Jimmie Ray Lowery
Dorothy Harless
James William
Athena Nichols Hassakis
Warren George Hammock
Lee Roy Page
William Lawrence Daniels
Margaret Virginia Smith
Merle Dean Greene
Lilia Anitta Mendenhall
Lonnie Eugene Martin
Opal Marie Burwell
Roger Lee Glasco
Annie Loyce Rush
Margaret Annette
Gussie Johnson
Jeanette Evans
Gregory Jon
Anna Mae Hart
Emma McKinney
Donald O. Lee
Cheryl Lynn ‘Kirkpatrick
Golda Ritchey
Hazel Mae Prince
Charles Alan
Minnie McKitrick
Louis Levin
Richard Aaron Hilliard
Financial Security Of Quints Assured
Dean Rusk schedules 11 foreign ministers and several more envoys to meet at United Nations headquarters as the U S secretary of state pursues talks with top diplomats during the General Assembly session. Rusk plans late week meetings with Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko as part of broader efforts toward East West accords following the nuclear test ban treaty. In Aberdeen, the Fischer quintuplets face typical family anxieties alongside heightened public interest, with six week old quintuplets now honorary Standing Rock Sioux members and a hospital release anticipated in two months.
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New York
Dean Rusk
Central America
Guatemala
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Panama
Rusk
U.S
United Nations
U.N
Spain
Peru
Ireland
Brazil
Nigeria
Thant
Washington
U.N. General Assembly
Aberdeen
S.D
Fischer
Andrew Fischer
Standing Rock
Runaway Girl And Her Mother In Trouble In San Diego
In San Diego AP report says 15 year old Marla Faye Turner and her mother Cleo Turner 31 from Skokie Ill were involved with the law. Marla Faye held as a juvenile runaway after an arrest at the Mexican border with Larry Baker 18 of Atlantic Iowa. Cleo Turner accused of shoplifting with William Kramzar 29 of Salinas Calif and freed on 276 bail each. Baker faces multiple charges including theft statutory rape delinquency and weapons possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Marla Faye Turner
Cleo Turner
Skokie
Ill
Marla Faye
Larry Baker
Atlantic
Iowa
Baker
Fire and Walkout Close Crown Mine in Farmersville
In Farmersville, AP reports a fire and a walkout halted General Dynamics Crown mine. About 500 workers affected by the stoppage sparked Friday by an employee's dismissal. Fire erupted 365 feet underground in a tunnel a mile and a half from the main shaft while the mine was idle. no injuries. A crew later extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersville, Tl
General Dynamics Corporation
Farmersville Crown
Illinois Power plans underground gas storage near Centralia
An Illinois Commerce Commission hearing heard Illinois Power Co plan an underground storage facility near Centralia. The facility would serve about 5,900 additional residential space heating customers and would be located roughly 812 feet below the surface. No objectors appeared at the hearing and officials said they were not aware of any.
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Springfield
Ilinois Power Co
Centralia
Robert H. Blakeney
Illinois Power Gas Operations
Illinois Commerce Commission
Surace
Commission
Power Company Buys Coal Trains
Commonwealth Edison Co. says it will buy 378 large coal cars for integral trains between mining areas and generating stations. Two trains with 126 cars each will haul about 4 million tons annually from Belleville to Joliet. a third train with 100 cars will move over 1.5 million tons from Lynnville Indiana to Hammond Indiana. The utility expects about $6 million yearly savings, to be passed to customers under its fuel adjustment clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison Co
Belleville
Joliet
Lynnville
Ind
State Line
Hammond
Soviet Cuba weapons kept and treaty changes debated
Soviet military personnel remain in Cuba with U N verification of arms. Proposals would permit US nuclear defense rights and delay treaty effectiveness until Soviet U N assessments are paid, with on site nuclear test inspections and Senate ratification for any future amendments. Senate leaders Dirksen and Mansfield foresee high turnout, Talmadge opposes citing national security concerns. Illinois weather warm with above normal highs in both regions and a week of showers and possible thunderstorms.
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Cuba
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Supreme Soviet
Senate
Dirksen
Mansfield
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Two Accidents Reported In Mt Vernon Weekend
Two non injury accidents occurred in Mt Vernon over the weekend. Early Miller damaged a parked car on Bell Street and was fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. A hit and run damaged Walter Yearwood’s car on Jordan Street with about 100 dollars in damage.
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Mt. Vernon
Early Miller
South 11Th Street
Bell Street
Alice F. Wingfield
Route 3
Miller
Sherman Bullock
Walter A. Yearwood
Route 5
Jordan Street
Yearwood
Weather Summary for Mt. Vernon Weekend
Detailed report shows Saturday high 58, low 58? plus Sunday 77 and 47 with rainfall 24.87 inches since 1963. Sunrise 5 49 AM, sunset 5 55 PM CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Low Yan
Illinois Temperature Readings Across Cities
Temperature readings from multiple Illinois cities show varied conditions with Belleville at 73 and 46, Moline 68 and 46, Peoria 69 and 50, Rantoul 60 and 45, Quincy 73 and 47, Rockford 66 and 46, Springfield at 45, Vandalia 141 East Dubuque GL 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Belleville
Moline
Peoria
Rantoul
Quincy
Rockford
Springfield
Vandalia
Dubuque
Illinois Weather Brisk Autumn Continues With Sunny Afternoons
The first autumn afternoon in Illinois was sunny and pleasant with temperatures in the low to mid 70s. The Weather Bureau forecasts continued mild weather for two more days with a little above normal weekly average. overnight minimums mostly in the 40s outside Chicago Peoria and Paducah. Vandalia reached 41, southern state highs in the 70s, northern 60s, with Paducah at 73 and Dubuque at 61. Autumn officially begins as the sun crosses into the southern hemisphere, staying there until mid March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Peoria
Paducah
Vandalia
Dubuque
Man Dies in Fire at Lakeside Home near Granite City
Ir. Michael Kovisko aged 52 perishes in blaze that engulfed his Lakeside home Sunday night near Granite City Illinois. Fire investigators may probe cause as community mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City, Ir
Michael Kovisko
Lakeside
Granite City
Mt Vernon reps invited to Peoria Veterans meeting
Sixteen Mt Vernon district office representatives of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co attend the Ilowa chapter Veterans Association annual meeting and luncheon at Hotel Pere Marquette Peoria on Tuesday September 24. More than 200 members from Illinois Iowa districts are expected. Thomas B Norris will preside. Speakers include Genevieve Smith Hur Hartshorn Lester Turner. Invited from Mt Vernon are James N Henneberry C L Clarke Stanton Pearce Dellar Hiller Roy Knabe and associates Cecil Towle Guy Hill Fred Wunderlich Albert Osher John McCormick Edgar Dickey Mrs Katherine Fernald John McClure Minta Mode Ralph Neudecker and William Zimmer.
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Mt. Vernon
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
North Tenth Street
Ilowa
Veterans Association
Pere Marquette
Peoria
Metropolitan
Illinois
Chicago
Iowa
Thomas B. Norris
Decatur
James N. Henneberry
C. L. Clarke
Stanton Pearce
Centralia
Dellar H. Hiller
Manareer
Harrisburg
Roy Knabe
Cecil Towle
Eldorado
Guy Hill
Shawneetown
Fred Wunderlich
Albert Osher
John McCormick
Fairfield
Edgar Dickey
Carmi
Katherine Fernald
John McClure
Mission
Texas
Minta Mode
Okawville
Ralph Neudecker
William Zimmer
Ilinois
Eleven Deaths on Illinois Highways The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports 11 deaths on Illinois roads from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight as fall traffic lessens. Victims include Frances Vohiken 23 and Rodney Rule 25 from Bond County and Greenville, plus two youths in a Hillsdale head on crash. Other victims span East Moline Sterling Livingston Columbia Belleville and Decatur areas, with multiple injuries and a drowning near Decatur.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Havana
Frances L. Vohiken
Rt. 1
Tamaleco
Bond County
Rodney Lou Rule
Greenville
Illinois 2
Hillsdale
Rock Island County
Gerald H. Gottschalk
East Moline
Manuel P. Mondragon
Sterling
Gottschalk
Morrison Hospital
Wayne Seattles
Judith Ward
Peter Garcia
Garcia
Lon Ballestrin
Staunton
U.S. 66
Livingston
Robert W. LeTourneau
Belleville
Columbia
Decatur
Lake Decatur
Robert Humphreys
William Moore
Donald Henry
Compton
Calif
Mlinois
Donna Rae Fuller
Manteno
Kankakee
Miss Fuller
Car Hits Deer Near Opdyke on Route 460
A car struck a wild deer about a mile east of Opdyke on U S Route 460 Saturday night. The impact reportedly damaged the car slightly, and officers found the deer had fled the scene. Frank Kelley reported the incident to the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opdyke
Frank Kelley
Sheriff's Office
U.S. Route 460
Vandals Damage Rural Mailboxes In Jefferson County
Vandalism struck four rural mailboxes and two road signs in northwestern Jefferson County over the weekend. The acts occurred at four homes near the White Swan church in Casner township, southwest of Cravat. Sheriff Dewey Barton said a post office official is investigating the incident today. Federal law prohibits damaging mailboxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
White Swan
Casner Township
Cravat
Dewey Barton
Grant Divorce Granted in Circuit Court
A divorce between Barbara Border and Gary C. Border was granted in circuit court here Saturday with County Judge Alvin Lacy Williams presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Border
Gary C. Border
Alvin Lacy Williams
Police Court Fines From City Magistrate Court
Fines listed by Police Magistrate Sherman Brloelk include Jerry Isaac ten dollars and court costs for disturbance, ninety nine dollars and costs for resisting arrest. Homer Scvntt ten dollars and costs for disturbance. Clarence FE Williams ten dollars and roasts on drunk charge. Teddy F Wood 825 and costs on drunk and recumbence charge. traffic fines: William R Green Batavia MSSI and costs for driving with revoked license. Gary A Line Route 7&5 and costs for no license. Jack 1 Searcher one dollar and costs for speeding 36 mph in a 30 zone. Myrtle M Jeanmuen five dollars and costs for buckling without due caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Brloelk
Jerry Isaac
Homer Scvntt
Clarence FE. Williams
Teddy F. Wood
William R. Green
Batavia
Msi
Gary A. Line
Jack 1
Myrtle M. Jeanmuen
Mass Rallies Honor Birmingham Slain Children
Thousands marched and prayed across the nation for six Black children slain in Birmingham Alabama in racially charged violence. Demonstrations peaked in New York and Washington as speakers urged nonviolent uprising and a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
New York City
Washington
Shreveport
Edmund G. Brown
California
Charles Taft
Cincinnati
America’s Conscience Fund
16Th Serer Baptist Church
J. R. Hicks
Weekend break in and thefts reported in Mt Ver
One break in and two thefts were reported to Mt Ver non police over the weekend. Thieves entered Thompson's Garage at the 1000 block of Casey Avenue and stole about 30 cents and a case of soda. A $25 radio was stolen from Bill Wilson's home at 3113 Blackberry. At Jefferson Asphalt Co. on 1209 Casey, thieves drank from pop bottles by removing caps, tilting bottles to fill cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Thompson
Casey Avenue
Bill Wilson
Blackbery
Polce
Jefferson Asphalt Co
Casey
Regional export conference opens at Marion hotel
At the Little White House Conference in Marion today Earl D. Jamison, director of Southern Illinois Incorporated, and Earle S. Barber attend the mid America regional export expansion conference. The event is sponsored by Southern Illinois Incorporated, the Illinois Board of Economic Development, the St. Louis Regional Export Expansion Council, and the U. S. Department of Commerce in cooperation with the Illinois Committee for Trade Expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Jamison
Southern Illinois Incorporated
Earle S. Barber
Little White House
Marion
mid-America
Southern Ilinois Incorporated
Illinois Board of Economic Development
St. Louis
U. S. Department of Commerce
Iinois Committee For Trade
Country Store at First Baptist Church Basement
Jefferson County Home makers Extension Assoc hosts a country store event Friday September 27 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the church basement Bth and Jordan Streets with lunch at 11:00 a.m. featuring baked goods apple butter canned foods jams pickles garden products crafts gifts and door prize registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bth
Jordan Streets
Jefferson County Homemakers Extension Assoc. Register For Door Prize
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