JERSEYVILLE - Multiple groups came together to hold a short parade to honor Veteran's Day in Jerseyville this morning. The parade began at 10 a.m. starting from the corner of W Prairie St. and N State St. It carried on down S State St. for about a quarter-mile before looping back around. Locals got out to honor these veterans although the chilly morning temperatures. The parade was led off by American Legion Post #492 and VFW Post 4528. There were also scout members and the Jersey Community High School marching band. The parade lasted not much longer than 15 minutes but was a great way to pay respect to these veterans.
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Martin Mathews, the co-founder of Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club, died Wednesday at Evelyn's House, a hospice center in Creve Coeur. He was 97.
He grew up in Southeast Missouri before moving to St. Louis with his family.
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