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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1981

Page

3

Stray Dog Bites Marion Boy Near Housing Area

An eight year old Marion boy was bitten by a mixed breed stray dog around 4 p.m. Tuesday near 849 Wilson Place in a federal housing development. He received treatment at Marion Memorial Hospital and was released. The Franklin Williamson Bi County Health Department will check the dog's rabies vaccination. The incident was reported late Tuesday night. The dog bite occurred as the boy passed the residence of Jean Hundley at 849 Wilson Place. the boy lives at 819 Morgan Drive.

Marion Christopher Cain Catherine Avery Marion Memorial Hospital Franklin-Williamson Wilson Place Jean Hundley Morgan Drive

Union County and Anna plan dog control agreement

Union County Board moves toward an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Anna to build a county funded dog pound on Anna property. The county would lease the site for $1 annually, hire an animal warden, and have Anna oversee the pound. Officials assess financial feasibility as state rules drive up costs.

H.B. Koplowitz Southern Illinoisan Union County Board Anna Union County Rodney Clutts Clutts John Womick

Herrin auto agency reopens after closure

Hays Chevrolet in Herrin reopened for business Tuesday morning after a prior closing. Owner Morris Hays said a closed sign was in the window before 8 a.m. but removed as the dealership opened later that day. Several vehicles had been moved out Tuesday afternoon but will be replaced.

Hays Chevrolet Herrin Morris Hays Hays

Fire destroys oldest Carbondale building

Fire destroyed Carbondale’s oldest standing structure at 203 E. Oak St amid 40 mph winds and low water pressure. The abandoned 1858 59 brick building, next door at 205 E. Oak St, also damaged. investigators label the blaze suspicious as no utilities had been connected for years. Firefighters fought for about an hour to control the fire, with debris fanned by wind sparking trees nearby. No occupants were present. witnesses reported transients nearby before the blaze. Property owner Albert Simon vowed to seek use for the bricks to preserve the site’s historic value.

Tom Woolf Southern Illinoisan Carbondale E. Oak St Bob Biggs Biggs Elbert Simon Edward Dively Pennsylvania Southern Illinois University- Carbondale Susan Vogel Siuc Museum Divelys East Oak Jackson Vogel Simon

West Hale Aviation delays Southern Illinois Airport start

West Hale Aviation delays operational start at Southern Illinois Airport. Legal review of the contract by airport authority counsel causes the postponement, with start احتم likely next week. West Hale moves furniture into its new offices as discussions continue. lease asks 620 dollars per month for two rooms plus a third room and land lease negotiations.

Jim Santori West Hale Terry Hale FBO Southern Illinois Aviation Air Illinois Seibert

Carbondale Hopes Big Grade School Plan By 1985

A long range planning committee in Carbondale weighs two options to shrink to four or less elementary schools by 1985. One plan closes Springmore and possibly Thomas and Lincoln Junior High, adds rooms to Winkler and Lewis, and builds a middle school at Parrish. The other enlarges Winkler, consolidates grades, and phases closures including Springmore, Thomas, Lewis, Parrish, and eventually Lincoln, with a potential bond referendum. The board meets Thursday to review progress and possibly repair Thomas heating for about 100000.

Jean Ness Southern Illinois Carbondale Springmore Thomas School Lincoln Junior High Thomas Winkler School Lewis School Winkler and Lewis Thomas and Parrish Parrish Lincoln School Karl Bartelsmeyer Eastside Westside Winkler Thomas, Lewis and Parrish Lewis, Thomas and Parrish Parrish School Brush Monroe St Bartelsmeyer Thoms Gordon White Springmore School

Escape foiled at Menard Correctional Center

Prison authorities foiled a suspected over the wall escape at Menard Correctional Center after guard Jerry Gillmore spotted two men near the south yard wall. Juan Alberto Andino was found atop a 12-foot fence and Alvaro Gutierrez on the ground nearby, with charges of attempt to escape to be filed in Randolph County circuit court.

Menard Correctional Center Jim Greer Jerry Gillmore Tower 4 South Yard Greer Gillmore Theerson Juan Alberto Andino Alvaro Gutierrez Randolph County Andino

Heyde family furniture store ends in Marion sale

Ted Heyde recalls postwar scramble to reopen J B Heyde Sons as Matrix Sales Country Store while Joe Abbott plans to revive the Marion landmark. The Heyde family built a broad business from farm implements to pianos, and Ted joined in 1946, later guiding the store through changes as relatives retired and the building passed to new ownership.

Ben Gelman Southern Illinois J. B John B. Heyde Marion Germany Mascoutah J. B. Heyde Ted Heyde Joe Abbott Abbott East de Young Street Spillertown Matrix Sales Country Store N. Madison St Heyde N. Market St Walter Fred Sanders Walter Heyde Maude John William Alvis Ted Waller Chicago Christian Church Zion Church Cobden Anna

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