Deaths George W Woodrome 85 rural mail carrier
George W Woodrome 85 retired rural mail carrier died at home Sunday morning at 615. He was born April 21 1870 in Scheller son of William A and Harriet Woodrome. He married Anna McClain June 20 1898 and was a member of First Christian church Dix. Funeral Tuesday 230 pm at Waltonville Methodist with Rev Lester Pifer officiating. Burial Bald Hill cemetery. Body lies in state at Fry Funeral Home Waltonville after 5 pm today. Surviving Anna wife Archie son Mt Vernon teacher. daughters Harriet Schroeder Carbondale Floretta Lyons Mt Vernon. nine grandchildren ten great grandchildren. one brother William. Two sons a daughter one brother and two sisters preceded in death.
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George W. Woodrome
West Main
Mr. Woodrome
Scheller
William A
Harriet
Quinn) Woodrome
Anna McClain
First Christian Church of
Lester Pifer
Bald Hill
Fry Funeral Home
Waltonville
Anna
Archie
Mt. Vernon
Harriet Schroeder
Carbondale
Floretta Lyons
Press Combs 61 Dies Former Wayne City Resident
Press Combs formerly of Wayne City died at his Mechanicsburg Illinois home at 7 p m Saturday aged 61 Funeral services will be held at the Christian church in Mechanicsburg at 10 a m Tuesday Burial will be Maple Hill Cemetery in Fairfield about 3 p m Tuesday He is survived by his wife Bessie Thompson Combs a daughter Francis at home a son Robert of Chicago and a brother Frank Combs of Wayne City He was a World War I veteran
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Press Combs
Wayne City
Mechanicsburg
Illinois
Christian Church
Maple Hill Cemetery
Fairfield
Combs
Bessie Thompson Combs
Francis
Robert
Chicago
Frank Combs
Hospital notes list adt and discharge names at Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial
Hospital notes record admitted and discharged patients at Good Samaritan and Jefferson Memorial. Names include Charles Arthur Richison Anna Elizabeth Davey Alice Elizabeth Palmer Yvonne Bell Sue Coleman and others. discharges include Maria Tate Gussie Conner Carolyn Sue Stevens Mary Clark and infant Kenneth Harold along with multiple others across two facilities.
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Charles Arthur Richison
Anna Elizabeth Davey
Alice Elizabeth Palmer
Yvonne Bell
Misa Sue Coleman
Paul Arthur Orrick
Maria Tate
Gussie Conner
Carolyn Sue Stevens
Maryth Clark
Enneth Harold
Vaneta Cooper
Mary Elizabeth Snake
Joseph Earl Mezo
Kathpent Mia
Marlin Caudle
Ruth Eldridge
de Eileen DeVivo
Mark Anthony
Jerry John Martin
Judith Gower
Steven Lee
Cora Runnels
Charles Wilcox
Jefferson Memorial
Grace Bruteker
Salem
Mary Florence Albright
Elnora Bul Jock
Wayne City
Roger Graddy
Herrin
Dewey G. Statler
Carmi
Thelma Smith
RFD 2
McLeansboro
Asa A. Overby
Belle
Belle Rive
Walter Cooper
Charlene Hale
Florence Porter
Leona Banes
Lewis Roberson
Ira Brown
Pamela May
Bluford
Imogene Brockman
Ada Hill
Kell
Ella Lane
Diane Pifer
Nancy Lunsford
Jeffrey Martin
Mildred Richard
Gerald Lynn
Ralph Pritchett
John Wielt
Robert Alan
King City VFW Barracks to Hold September Meeting
The regular meeting of King City Barracks No. 102, Veterans of World War I, will be at the Legion Hall at 7 30 p m Tuesday September 27. Attendance of all members is urged and other veterans of World War I are invited to visit us. Comar Ralph E Baskin.
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Legion Hall
Ralph E. Baskin
Comar
Special Meeting at Mt Vernon Lodge No.31 Tonight
Mt Vernon Lodge No 31 A F and A M meets Monday Sept 26 at 7 30 p m in Third Degree. Attendees include James P Apgar W M and Wm E Reavis Secy. Grace A Henry Lodge 292 notes Grace A Henry Rebekah Lodge 292 will meet tonight at the I O O F Temple. All members urged to attend visiting Rebekahs welcome. Ova White Noble Grand and Vina Dethrow Recording secretary invite attendance.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Max White
James P. Apgar
W. M
Wm. E. Reavis
Sec
Grace A. Henry Lodge
Grace A. Henry Rebekah Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Temple
Ova White
Vina Dethrow
Mt Vernon Eastern Star Chapter to hold anniversary meeting
Mt Vernon Chapter No. 238 0. ELS, a stated meeting of Mt Vernon Chapter No. 233, Order of Eastern Star, will be held at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday September 27 at 7 30 p m. Anniversary night. Social hour. Zella Talbott W M Naomi Bogan Sec y.
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MY. Vernon
Els
Mt. Vernon
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Zella Talbott
W. M
Naomi Bogan
Sec'y
Auto Collision Sends Three to Hospital in McLeansboro
Three people were injured in a Sunday auto collision near McLeansboro. Thelma Smith, 15, suffered a fractured right arm and facial cuts at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Roger Graddy, 18, was treated for shock and released. Dewey G Statler, 24, an Air Force member at Carmi radar station, had a head injury and facial lacerations. Statler and Smith remained hospitalized this afternoon.
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McLeansboro
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Thelma Smith
Roger Graddy
Herrin
Dewey G. Statler
Air Force
Carmi
Graddy
Statler
Miss Smith
Freeburn Coal Mine Closes Permanently Near West Frankfort
The Freeburn mine about three miles southwest of West Frankfort has closed permanently, laying off about 235 workers. It follows the Orient No 1 mine's closure on March 30, reducing area payroll by about 360. The Freeburn shutdown occurred at midnight Friday.
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Associated Press
West Frankfort
Freeburn
Here
The
Freeman Co
Mexico Bottles Pulque for First Time
Pulque, Mexico's traditional drink of the lower classes, is being bottled for the first time. The process opens outlets in higher grade bars, restaurants, and supermarkets. Pulque is the juice from the core of the maguey plant, unlike tequila or mezcal crafted from roots, and it ferments to a strong beverage with added flavors such as pineapple, orange, and apple.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Mackey
Century
United States
Eisenhower Illness Cancels Denver Fitness Conference
President Eisenhower remained in an oxygen tent at hospital as physicians described standard coronary care. His brother reported to Vice President Nixon, who postponed his Denver trip to oversee the health update and the fitness conference.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Washington
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Births at Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Claude Proter 1117 Welkins welcomed a son at 7 13 am weighing six pounds ten ounces at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ray Banes RFC 7 Mt Vernon added a son at 8 15 am weighing five pounds one ounce at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul Koch RFD f Mt Vernon welcomed a daughter at 2 24 pm Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing six pounds seven ounces named Barbara Jean. Mr and Mrs Albert Chesnek Woodlawn welcomed a daughter at 7 15 am weighing nine pounds three ounces named Florence Eileen.
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Claude Proter
Welkins
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Ray ©. Banes
RFC
Mt. Vernoon
Paul Koch
RFD F
Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Barbara Jean
Albert Chesnek
Woodlawn
Florence Eileen
Four Applicants For City Manager Interviewed Here
Four applicants for Mt. Vernon city manager have been interviewed with two more expected this afternoon. Interviews started Saturday, continued Sunday and Monday morning at city hall. Candidates came from four states and traveled long distances. Officials could not name a leading candidate. The new manager will succeed Chester B. Lewis, who becomes Joliet IL city manager on October first.
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Mt. Vernon
Counalmen
City Hall
King City
Chester B. Lewis
Joliet, LL
Runyon Irvin Escapes Again
Runyon Irvin, a former Mt. Vernon doctor and mental patient, has escaped from Anna State Hospital again. Sheriff Leonard Wood was alerted by state authorities via telegram to watch for Irvin, 47, who has a history of escapes and hospital confinement dating back to 1939 in Mt. Vernon and prior stints in New Jersey and Texas.
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Runyon Irvin
Mt. Vernon
Anna State Hospital
Leonard “Smokey” Wood
State Hospital
Irvin
State Institution
New Jersey
San Antonio
Texas
Anna Hospital
Swallows Pin Sends Woman To Hospital
Myrtle Chamness aged 83 of 503 South Sixth Street was rushed to Jefferson Memorial Hospital Saturday afternoon after accidentally swallowing a straight pin. Doctors retrieved the pin and she was released the same day.
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Myrtle Chamness
South Sixth Street
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Chamness
Fractures Leg At Belle Rive Farm
Collin Allen, 54, suffered a fracture of his left leg in an accident on his farm near Belle Rive this morning. Attendants at Jefferson Memorial Hospital said the injury occurred when a leg rolled onto his leg. He was released after a cast was placed.
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Collin Allen
Belle Rive
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Hos“Ig
Collision in Mt Vernon Weekend Involves Two Drivers
A weekend traffic incident in Mt Vernon involved Harold E Miligan of 718 George Street and Frank A Harlow of 1710 South 12th Street. Police charged Miligan with failure to yield right of way after the minor collision.
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Mt. Vernon
Harold E. Milligan
George Street
Frank A. Harlow
South 12Th Street
Milligan
Ike Healthy On Friday Played 27 Holes Of Golf
Ike Healthy spent Friday golfing 27 holes in Colorado as teammates recalled his cheerful, patient mood. Snyder described him as unusually happy during the ranch stay, cooking breakfast early and joking with the group before they headed back toward Denver.
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Ike
Colorado
Snyder
Denver
Opposition to Stevenson grows for Democratic nomination
Eight governors and several senators emerged as potential contenders with Adlai E. Stevenson for the Democratic presidential nomination amid talk Eisenhower may not run again. Names include Harriman, Dewey, Herter, Ribicoff, Lausche, Muskie, Clement, Meyner, Leader, Symington, Kefauver, and Humprhey. A separate item reports 65-year-old Joseph C. Kane killed by a car on U S 50 near East St Louis.
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Harriman
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Connecticut
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Ohio
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New Jersey
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Maine
Frank Clement
Tennessee
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Stuart Symington
Missouri
Richard Russell
Georgia
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
East ST. Louis
Joseph C. Kane
U. S. 50
Ike Running Again Halted By GOP Talks
President Eisenhower’s heart attack pauses a fervent Republican push for a second term. GOP leaders had stressed Ike as indispensable, meeting in Denver September 10 to urge a run, but he offered no commitment while health concerns loom. Ike’s own stance tied to his recovery and ultimate decision.
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Eisenhower
Mhust
GOP
GOP National Committee
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Ike
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Sen. Capehart de
Three Thefts Reported Over Weekend
Police headquarters logged three theft reports this weekend. Mrs. Glen Etheridge of RFD 4 reported her billfold with $12 and papers stolen while shopping Saturday downtown. Lawrence Melton of 216 Opdyke said fender skirts valued at $16 were taken from his 1955 car parked near his home. Ray Yarbrough of 1122 South 13th Street reported loss of wrenches and a saddlebag clip from his motorcycle.
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Glen Etheridge
RFD 4
Lawrence Melton
Opdyke
Ray Yarbrough
South 13Th Street
Lions Serve 2500 Chicken Dinners On Public Square
The Lions Club served more than 2,500 barbecued chicken dinners on the Mt. Vernon public square for the second annual Poultry Day. The event highlighted Jefferson County's poultry industry and drew widespread cooperation and thanks from Lions officials.
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Lions
Lions Club
Mt. Vernon Public Square
Jefferson County
Local pilots make short hops to Mt Vernon area
Multiple pilots from Indiana and Illinois including Herbert Morris from St Louis and Walter Ray from Crete visited Mt. Vernon yesterday. O d Kvons of Indianapolis Hubert Howell of Vincennes George Kennedy of Evansville and John Carleton of Elmhurst were seen en route to or from the King City airport with short hops to New Orleans.
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Herbert Morris
St Louis
Mt. Vernon
O. d. Kvons
Indianapolis
Ind
King City
Walter Ray
Crete
Ill
Hubert Howell
Vincennes
George Kennedy
Evansville
John Carleton
Elmhurst
New Orleans
Scouter School Opens Here On Tuesday Night
A Scouter School will open at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday in the basement of the First Methodist church. Jim Wilson announces the event as Black Gold District leadership training chairman. Paul Whitney is course Scoutmaster. Tuesday topics include Troop Organization and Leadership. Six subjects are offered toward the Scoutmasters Basic Training Certificate.
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First Methodist
Jim Wilson
Black Gold
Paul Whitney
Telephone Pay Talks Suspended in Illinois Bell Bargain
Wage talks between the CIO Communications Workers union and Illinois Bell Telephone Co. have broken off with no talks scheduled. About 8,000 members, mostly women clerks and operators in 359 Illinois communities outside Chicago, faced a contract that expired on September 3.
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Chicago
CIO Communications Workers Union
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Illinois
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