Death of William Hunter 54 in Mt. Vernon
William Hunter 54 of 1401 S 1th St died yesterday at 4 p.m. of an apparent heart attack while walking from a grocery store. Born July 16 1918 in Alton he was retired from Shapiro Brothers of Illinois. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 p.m. Hughey Pulley Funeral Home with Rev. Ross Partridge officiating. Burial Kirk Cemetery. Visitation 6 to 9 p.m. today and Sunday until the funeral. Survived by two daughters Imogene and Katherine Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis Hunter
S. 1Th St
Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Alton
John William Hunter
Shapiro Brothers
Ilinois
Hughey-Pulley Funeral Home
Ross Partridge
Kirk Cemetery
Imogere Hunter
Route 5
Katherine Hunter
Mt. Vernon
Alma Lemke Belle Rive dies at 72 in Belle Rive
Alma Lemke Belle Rive, 72, of Route 1 Belle Rive, died at 5 25 p m Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She was born Jan 9 1900 in Jefferson county daughter of Ezra and Melinda Phillips. She was married twice to John Jones and Lemuel Lemke both deceased. Survived by three sons Clyde Normar and Lee Jones and daughters Wilma Capps Helen Capps and Alma Jean Phillips. Also two brothers Dear and Fred Phillips and two sisters Louisa Williford and May Nelson. 17 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p m Monday at Ham's Grove Missionary Baptist church. Burial in Grot Hoff Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m Sunday at Gholson Funeral Home and after 1 p m Monday at the church.
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Alma Anna Lemke
Route 1
Belle Rive
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lemke
Jefferson County
Ezra and
Melinda (Goddard) Phillips
John Jones
Lemuel Lemke
Sylvester Mick obituary in Indianapolis
Sylvester Mick 44 of Indianapolis former resident of Mt. Vernon and Carmi died at home. Born March 28 1928 he was the son of Frank and Jessie Mick. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Usher Funeral Home Indianapolis burial in Indiana. Survived by wife Darlene two sons and a daughter two brothers Norval Mt. Vernon James Alto n survived by half siblings Edna Priddy Naomi Womack Aline Glover and others raised in their home. Preceded in death by parents and a brother.
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Sylvester Mick
Indianapolis
Ind
Mt. Vernon
Carmi
Mr. Mick
Frank
Jessie (Locher) Mick
Usher Funeral Home
Indiana
Mick
Darlene
Norval Mick
James Mick
Alton
Marion Mick
Kenosha
Wis
Edna Priddy
Springfield
Naomi Womack
Vernon
Aline Glover
Price's Livestock Auction Salem Illinois Sept 28 1972
Receipts total 790 cattle 16 calves 387 hogs 113 sheep with cattle split: about 20 percent slaughter steers and heifers and 65 percent feeders. Slaughter steers 30.80 to 36.70. slaughter heifers 28.40 to 34.90. cows 22.00 to 27.80. veals 37.25 to 44.00. bulls 29.00 to 32.90. Feeder cattle include steers over 550 lbs 39.25 to 59.25 and steer calves 38.25 to 59.25 with heifers not fully listed.
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Federal-State Market News Service Division of Markets
Springfield
Mlinois
Price’s
Salem
Soviet Aids to Syria Seen as Veiled Threat to Israel
Moscow disclosed it is supplying Syria with advisers and the latest Soviet arms. Pravda announced the aid program as Western diplomats call it a warning to Israel. Defense Secretary Laird noted a Moscow airlift to Syria raising U.S. concerns amid rumors of planned Israeli raids.
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Roger Seddington
Associated Press
Moscow
Kreat
Syria
Israel
Pravda
Communist Party
Melvin B. Laird
United States
Kremlin
U.S
Sovet
Iraq
Egypt
Hafe al Assad
Illinois grain dealers law takes effect with bond requirement
The new Illinois grain dealers law goes into effect Sunday to stem farmer losses from bankrupt dealers. It requires a minimum 25 000 bond, may raise to 100 000 if financials are weak, and adds 120 day payment notice for farmers to qualify for bond coverage. Hearings on implementing rules were held with a second date pending.
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Springfield
Illinois
Joseph Gibson
Agriculture Department
Gibson
Livestock Auction Results Include Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Prices listed show cattle including over 500 lbs and heifer calves with ranges from 32.75 to 49.75 and a few up to 57.50. Hog classes include barrows and gilts from 28.30 to 29.30 and sows from 24.30 to 27.00. Sheep slaughter lambs priced at 29.75.
Soybean cyst nematode found in Jefferson County
The soybean cyst nematode a new pest in Jefferson County has been identified mirroring earlier Illinois reports from Pulaski Franklin and now Washington and White counties. It spreads via farm equipment footwear wildlife wind and water and is best controlled by crop rotation and planting resistant varieties such as Cutter.
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Jefferson County
Illinois
Pulaski
Franklin County
Washington
White Counties
Custer
Agricultural Extension Office
Mt. Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital Expands Home Health Care in Illinois
Good Samaritan Hospital introduces home health services to bring医院 care to patients at home. The program, first in Southern Illinois, involves seven staff including director Marilyn Fowler and two full-time RNs. Services cover bedside care, medications, dressings, therapy, and patient teaching with contracts to public health bodies and funding through Medicare and private pay.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Good Samaritan
Illinois
Marilyn Fowler
Jeanette Fenoii
Dorothy Smith
Barbara Murphy
Ella Timmons
Paula Sherwood
Vicki Webb
Inmate Earns SIU Degree at Marion Prison Ceremony
Victor Laurence Taylor, 28, serving 25 years for bank robbery, received a special graduation at the federal penitentiary in Marion. He earned a psychology degree through correspondence and cooperative programs with Southern Illinois University and John A. Logan College, completing 42 hours in a quarter while working eight hours daily.
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Carbondale
Tll
Southern Tlinois University
Victor Laurence Taylor
Federal Penitentiary
Marion
Taylor
STU. John A. Logan College
Carterville
SIU
Hartigan Urges State CCC Program During Mt Vernon Swing
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Neil Hartigan called for a state CCC style program to combat youth unemployment echoing 1930s relief efforts. He cited 250000 youths drawn off relief into forestry and parks and said returning Vietnam veterans could benefit most. Hartigan spoke in Olney and at Walker campaign HQ in Mt Vernon.
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Wefare
Dan Walker
Jr Mr. Vernon
Walker
Emmerson Hotel
Housing Authority Director Fight Sparks Contract Question
A Williamson County circuit judge considered whether the firing of Julius Steinmarch, executive director of the Williamson County Housing Authority, raises public policy and constitutional contract issues. Steinmarch, hired for a five year term in 1969, obtained a temporary injunction blocking his dismissal set for Sept. 30. The case, viewed as politically tinged, involves a Republican board attempting to terminate on grounds tied to board-partisan policy differences.
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Marion, Ill
UPI
Williamson County Housing Authority
Julius Steinmarch
W. A. Lewis
Anna
Williamson County
Lewis
Steinmarch
Authority
Robert Howerton
Housing Authority
Robert Butler
October United Fund aims to boost local campaigns
The United Fund reports $1,800 raised so far with ongoing October events led by Main Street Theatre Company. An October 21 Country and Western Show with Del Reeves and a VFW dance follow, plus a Cablevision 7 telethon on October 28 from 4 pm to 1 am to highlight agency programs and drive pledges for county needs.
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United Fund
Main Street Theatre Company
del Reeves
VFW
Myers
Cablevision
Anderson
Vandalism reported at two city locations and theft at Texaco
Philip Whittington reported vandals damaged a plastic cover over a dog pond at 1319 North 11th Street. Twelve car batteries were stolen from the Stewart Sinks Texaco at 414 8 10th Street, and about $50 in change was taken from a pinball machine there. Jerry Johnson said a window on the north side of the building was broken to gain entry.
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Philip Whittington
N. 11Th St
Stewart- Sinks
Texaco
Jerry Johnson
West Side Firemen Respond to House Fire at 422 S 24th St
Firemen from the west side station were called to 422 South 24th Street at 5 20 AM to extinguish a blaze caused by old newspapers on a gas heater. Smoke damage was reported to the home.
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West Side
S. 24Th St
Land fraud saga leaves buyers with worthless plots in bankruptcy case
Roswell based buyers report broken promises as developers collapse. James Fauster says his promised development won’t finish for years and he faced eviction at the site. Atlanta lawyer Joseph L. Abraham cites chain letters and investor clubs as victims. Buyers rarely receive the required property report detailing true conditions before closing.
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Ming Pools
James Fauster
Roswell
Atlanta
Joseph L. Abraham
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