Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 3

Tuesday, September 18, 1973 NEWS CIRCUITCOURT The following fines were assessed in circuit court yesterday on ticiiets issued by state police: Steven L. Hubbard, Her- rln, speeding, $20; Alexander West, Giicago, speeding, IIO. Tlie following fines were assessed in circuit court yesterday on ticlcets issued by city police: John H. Firebaugh, 308 S. speeding, $13; Marl( A.

Johnson, Route 3, Wal- tonvilie, speeding, $12; Har- W. Holman, 1705 S. 15th failure to yield right of way, $10; Milie D. Kelley, 917 N. 11th speeding, $20; Everett E.

Gray, 200 Castleton disobeyed traffic signal, $10; Robert W. Brown 909 S. 20th speeding, $10; Donald R. Groh, 19 Webster Hill Drive, speeding, $11; Kim Alexander, 1300 N. Highland Drive, speeding, $10; Mary D.

Kern, Liberty Road, speeding, $10; Daniel L. "Reynolds, Route 5, too fast for conditions, $10; Cinda L. Starr, 1203 S. 26th no valid driver's license, $20; Melvin E. Knappier, 1110 S.

23rd curfew violation, $25. GUILTY PLEA Ralph Jones, 25, 315 S. 18th pleaded guilty in circuit court yesterday to a charge of unlawful use of weapons. BRIEFS Jones was fined $200 and placed on one year's probation. During the probation period, a midnight curfew was placed on Jones by the court.

Jones was charged with having a concealed pistol on his person Sept. 8. STATE GETS CAR TTie State's Attorney's office was awarded possession of a 1965 Chevrolet in circuit court yesterday. The Chevrolet had been registered to James Long, .720 Perkins Ave. State's Attorney Donald Irvin filed suit for possession of the car Aug.

14, claiming Long had consented to the use of the car in the commission of a crime. DIVORCE SUITS One divorce suit was filed in circuit court last Thursday, and three were filed yesterday. Carolyn E. Elklns filed suit lYiursday against Everett Lawrence Elkins, charging mental cruelty. They were married March 17, 1960, and separated Sept.

10, 1973. She seeks custody of their two minor children, with support payments from the defendant. A property settlement is also sought. Ernest E. Schmittler filed suit against Blanche E.

Schmittler, charging mental cruelty. They were married nnni You'll save gas. You money. You'll be safer. For all your insurance needs, drive slowly to your MFA Insurance office.

Look to the Shield. lEUNCARR INSURANCE WaltonvilleRoad Phone 244 -0387 Oct. 10, and separated Sept. 6, 1973. Heaskp the court to establish a property settlement and to return the defendant's maiden name, Potter, to her.

Leona Williamson filed suit against Willis Robert Williamson, charging mental cruelty. They were married May 4, 1966, and separated Sept. 15, 1973, She seeks custody of their one child, with support payments and alimony from the defendant. She also asks the court to award a temporary injunction barring the defendant from selling their property, transferring their bank accounts, or interfering with her. Connie Sue Robinson filed suit against RandaU Robinson, charging mental cruelty.

They were married Dec. 23,1968, and separated Sept. 9, 1973. She asks the court to establish a property settlement. DIVORCE GRANTED Alberta Jean Gibbs was granted a divorce in circuit court Thursday from Eugene Gibbs.

SUIT DISMISSED A lawsuit filed by Jennie A. Cook vs. Patricia J. Walker was dismissed in circuit court yesterday on the motion of the plaintiff. The suit stemmed from an auto accident involving cars driven by the two parties.

Without Federol OK Urges Dealers To Raise Gasoline Price A Penny INDIANAPOLIS (AP)About 5,900 Indiana and Illinois gasoline dealers have been urged to increase gas prices one cent per gallon without waiting for federal approval. "Drastic times call for drastic measures. The alternative is bankruptcy," said Robert Jacobs, executive director of the Indiana Gasoline Dealers Association and treasurer of the Illinois Gasoline Dealers Jacobs said Monday even though the price increase has not been approved formally by the Cost of Living Council, "I'm telling Dur people to go up a penny now." Richard Messe, president of the Greater Indianapolis Gasoline Dealers Association, called a meeting Monday night to discuss a possible shutdown. Illinois Temperatures High Low Pr. Rockford clear 55 39 .14 Moline clear 55 40 .18 Quincy fog 60 42 ACCIDENTS City police reported two auto accidents yesterday.

At 9:30 a.m., cars driven by Edgar J. Glatz, 84, 2900 Broadway, and Ruth E. Adcock, 63, of De Kalb, collided at the intersection of 7th Street Casey Avenue. Mrs. Adcock's car had major damage, and Glatz's car had minor damage.

At 11:05 a.m., cars driven by Margaret M. Baker, 48, Route 1, and Christine Wielt, 24, 406VS N. 9th coUided in the HOC block of Jordan Margaret Baker's car had minor damage, and Christine Wielt's car had major damage. Lawrence R. AAartin Mt.V.

Man Gets SO-Year Pin In Masonic Lodge Lawrence Raymond Martin, of 300 south 17th street, received his 50-year Masonic membership pin Saturday, Sept. 15. The presentation was made at a meeting of DeSoto Masonic Lodge No. 287, A.F.& A.M. Mr.

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Closed Thursday Afternoon 6 Miles West of IVIt. Vernon on U.S. 460 1 Mile North Of Woodlawn Road HOSPITAL NOTES HAMILTON MEMORIAL Visiting Hours: 1 to 8 p.m. Admitted: Fern Savage, McLeansboro. Michael Mezo, McLeansboro.

George Hell, Dahlgren. Edith Hood, McLeansboro. Delia Phipps, McLeanstK)ro. Edwin Lewis, McLeansboro. Discharged: Jerry McKinney, Sims.

James Lanlcin, Sarasota, Fla, Wilma Young, McLeansboro. Guy Eblin, McLeansboro. David French, McLeansboro. JEFFERSON MEMORIAL Visiting Hours: 2 to 3:30 p.m.; 7 to 8 p.m. Admitted: Charles Edmison, Keenes.

Lena Hall, 1609 South 13th. Clarence Barksdale, luka. Delia Maxine Phelps, 1901 South 9th. Orland James, 1306 Jones. Discharged: Maude Glatz, 2900 Broadway.

Ruby Isaac, Normal, III. Mrs. Melissa Browning and baby son, Daniel Joshua, McLeansboro. GOOD SAMARITAN Visiting Hours: 2 to 4 p.m.; 6 to 8 p.m. Maternity Floor: I to 2 p.m.; 7 to 8 Admitted: Charles Neal, 800 North 17th.

Lenora White, Bluford. Louie Schmidt, Route 3, Mt. Vernon. Wendell Reichman, Richview. Billy Lowery, Fairfield.

Roman Kabat, Scheller. Lawrence Nadolski, Route 1, Mt. Vernon. Rebecca Boles, Hiclcory Grove Manor. Andrew Grant, 715 South 24th.

Jeffrey Bernard, Belle Rive. Discharged: Irene Pigg, 103 Castleton. Russell Hays, 807 North. Conrad Johnson, 320 Forest. Paul Hany, Route 1, Mt.

Vernon. Ota Fullerton, McLeansboro. Charles Neal, 800 North 17th. Charles Heck, Bonnie. Charles J.

Zeigler, 621 White. Glenna Henson, Route 6, Mt. Vernon. Donald ComJjs, 1308 Cherry. Elizabeth Overby, 627 South 19th.

Terald Kniffen, 2819 Fisher's Lane. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parish of 107 S. Castle, Salem, are the parents of a daughter born at 11:35 o'clock Saturday morning, Sept.

15, in Good Samaritan Hospital. She weighed seven pounds and one ounce and has been named Tamara Starr. The mother is the former Sharon Letter. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Prince of 706 E. Market, McLeansboro, are the parents of a daughter born at 7:22 o'clock Monday morning, Sept. 17, in Hamilton Memorial Hospital, McLeansboro. She has been Illinois extended outlook Fair Wednesday, becoming partly cloudy and warmer Thursday and Friday. Chancf of showen north portion Thursday or Friday.

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