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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1950

Page

5

Seven County Girls Win State Fair Trips In Contest

Seven Jackson county 4-H girls earned trips to the state fair by topping 202 entrants in the county show for clothing projects at Riverside Park. Four alternates were named, and three dresses will go to Springfield for Home Economics building display.

Jackson Springfield Riverside Park Marghestore Carbondale Lakeview Lassies Jackson County Mildred Benz Mildred Nuttall Fayette County Ruth Grant Williamson County Joy Fry Lavina Phelps Extension Service Benz

Charter Issued to Jackson County Tuberculosis Group

The Jackson County Tuberculosis Association received a charter to operate as a nonprofit. Edward J. Barrett, Illinois Secretary of State, announced the charter listing 1907 Logan Street Murphysboro as headquarters. Officers include Dr. R. F. Sondag Dr. J. A. Petrazio Miss Jeannette B. Dean and Rose Catherine Stevens. The association aims to conduct a campaign against tuberculosis.

Jackson County Tuberculosis Association Edward J. Barett Illinois Logan Street Murphysboro R. F. Sondag J. A. Petrazio Jeannette B. Dean Rose Catherine Stevens

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals

Admissions list includes Mrs. Doris Sirls maternity at 1523 Elm St and Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders maternity at 19 Dewey St. Others: Charles Price medical at 203% North Fourteenth St, Loyd Frye medical Route 1 Johnston City, Mrs. Mary Poe surgical Grand Tower, Anthony Stagno surgical Route 3 Murphysboro. Dismissals: Mrs. Laura Spieth Ava, Mrs. O J Miller 603 North Fifteenth St.

Doris Sirls Elm Street Charles Price North Fourteenth Street Loyd Frye Johnston City Elizabeth Sanders Dewey Street Mary Poe Grand Tower Anthony Stagno Murphysboro Laura Spieth Ava O. J. Miller North Fifteenth Street

Publication masthead and imprint details

The Daily Independent Edition from Murphysboro Illinois lists publication notes including evenings schedule, corporate address at 9 11 South 1th Street, carrier and mail subscription rates, and a statement about AP republication rights and classification as second class matter dating from March 1878.

Southern Illinoisan Daily Independent Southern Ilinois Publications, Inc South Murphysboro Ilinois Associated Press

Mrs Nancy F Hearn Dies in Murphysboro at 84

Nancy F Hearn 84 died Tuesday morning at her home on North Nineth Street after a lengthy illness. She was born in Pittsburg Illinois in 1866 and had lived in Murphysboro 56 years. Survived by husband Oran G Hearn son Horace five daughters and six grandchildren. Funeral from Centenary Methodist Church with burial in Tower Grove Cemetery.

Nancy F. Hearn Ninith Murphysboro Pittsburg Murphysbro Oran G. Hearn Horace Herrin Nola Richards Leah McNeill Excelsio Springs Centenary Methodist Church Earl Dickey Tower Grove Cemetery

Plant Free of Hazards After Fire Safety Tour

Murphysboro Fire Chief Urba Hanson and firefighters Ray Prather and Charles Baxmann declared the Brown Shoe factory on South Nineteenth Street clean and safe after a two hour inspection. Plant Superintendent J. W. Hanrahan and staff Hazel Golliher Sylvester Hardwick and Jesse Piper joined the tour. Firemen praised the plant for its automatic sprinkler system and tidy practices including daily refuse removal and offered further fire-safety suggestions.

Murphysboro Urba Hanson Ray Prather Charles Baxmann South Nineteenth Street J. W. Hanrahan Hazel Golliher Sylvester Dutch” Hardwick Jesse Piper Hanson

Funeral Services Today For Chester Resident

Mrs. R. C. Mann, a prominent Chester resident since 1894, dies age 70. She leaves husband R C Mann two daughters Mrs H T Oliver of Murphysboro and Miss Louise Mann sister and two brothers and held many local and state offices in religion education and civic groups.

R. C. Mann Chester Mann Pinckneyville H. T. Oliver Murphysboro Louise Mann St. Louis George Kirway Percy William Doerr Steeleville Benjamin Eubanks du Quoin The Presbyterian Church Randolph County Sunday School Association Illinois State Executive Board of Religious Education Chester Board of Education Chester Parent-Teachers Association Chester Woman's Club Federated Woman's Club Illinois Illinois Woman’s Club Ilinois Federated Woman's Club Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Department of Public Welfare Republican Party

Mrs Levnia L Hutt Dies in Illinois at 89

Mrs Levynia L Hutt aged 89 of Levan township died in Anna at 9 p m Born June 20 1861 in Jackson county she married William L Hutt in California He survives a sister Lena Clough of Murphysboro a brother L C Levan of Glendale Arizona Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p m Crawshaw mortuary Murphysboro Rev William Boatman to officiate Burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery

Levynia L. Hutt Levan Township Anna Hutt Jackson County Willaim L. Hutt California Lena Clough Murphysboro L. C. Levan Glendale Arizona Crawshaw Mortuary William Boatman Burail Pleasant Hill Cemetery

Old Sol Leverla Taught Pomona School With Hickory Rule

A reminiscence recalls Old Sol Leverla teaching at Pomona School, using a hickory switch and a strict regime. The story includes the students' tobacco ploys, the switchings, and the teacher's demand to be called Mr Leverla.

Pomona Sol Leverla Makanda Old Sol Howdy Pomona Way

Unclear fragmentary world view on UN diplomacy

Fragmentary opinion piece speculates about United Nations diplomacy with Chinese Communists and future global adventures in high places. The text presents a speculative, opinionated viewpoint without concrete events or dates.

Centennial beard fashion draws praise and critique near Murphysboro

Rural residents, especially women, express mixed views on beard styles. A west Murphysboro housewife praises current beards noting they suit many men, citing a wedding where she admired the photographers’ beards. The dialogue shows broad public interest in the trend.

Murphysboro

Services for Mt. Glenn Resident at Alto Pass

Funeral services for Frank Stone of Mt Gelnn were held at Alto Pass with burial there. He is survived by his wife two sons Robert and Hobert both of Mt Gelnn one daughter Mrs Helen Heiple of St Louis and several grandchildren.

Frank Stone Mt. Gelnn Alto Pass Stone Robert Hobert Helen Heiple St. Louis

John A Ledbetter to Teach at Marion Junior High

John A Ledbetter son of Mr and Mrs A K Ledbetter of Murphysboro has accepted a position as art instructor at Marion junior high school Marion according to Roye Bryant director of the Southern Illinois University Placement Service. John majoring in art in the College of Education will graduate Friday August 4. He is a member of Kappa Delta Alpha fraternity Kappa Phi Designers Inc and the Orchestra.

John A. Ledbetter A. K. Ledbetter Murphysboro Marion Junior High School Marion Roye Bryant Southern Illinois University John College of Education Kappa Delta Alpha Fraternity Kappa Phi, Designers Inc The Orchestra

Rotarians Hear Reports on Year at Murphysboro

Muphysboro Rotary Club met at the Logan Hotel last night to hear committee reports on 1950 operations. Next week's program will feature a safety presentation by M. J. Bozarth. Visitors Henry Trowbridge and exchange student Ernest Muller attended. Muller noted Europe hosts 50 students on American farms this summer and mused that Illinois alone would hold about 56 Luxemburgs.

Muphysboro Rotary Club Logan Hotel Murphysboro M. J. Bozarth Henry Trowbridge Matinsville Ind Ernest Muller Luxemburg Europe Mueller

Gorham student to join SIU Mexico tour group

Gorham resident Boyd Butler is enrolled in a field course tour of Mexico offered by the Extension Department with SIU Geography and Geology. The trip runs Aug 6 to Aug 29, covers about 5000 miles from Carbondale to Salina Cruz, and awards five quarter hours of extension credit.

Gorham Mexico Boyd Butler Department of Geography and Geology Southern Illinois University Carbondale Salina Cruz Pacific Ocean Mexico City

Illinois Farm Earnings Vary Says University Report

The University of Illinois Farm Business Report finds 221 southern Illinois farms earned $8 an acre less in 1949 than 1948. Net per acre averaged $10.74 with 9.1 percent return on investment. High earners differed in crop yields, livestock numbers, and costs, explaining most of the income gap.

Southern Illinois University of Illinois Department of Economics Jackson 2 Jackson County University of Illinois Farm Business Report

Southern Illinois University to Expand Radio Training Program

Southern Illinois University will offer radio specialization next fall under Dr. C Talley. Baren Robbins of Ohio State has been named director of the radio training program and the department adds four new studios and modern equipment. New courses cover radio speaking and production with practical experience for career students. The initiative links with the Physics department for advanced operation of radio controls. Programs like the Southern Illinois Symphony Orchestra concerts and athletic events will be more accessible to the region via enhanced broadcasts.

Southern Illinois University C. Horton Talley Baren C. Robbins Ohio State University WSOY Decatur Ill NBC CBS Talley United States Southern Illinois Symphony Orchestra

Property Transfers Required for Two Land Parcels

Harold E. Bush transfers land in section 2 township 10 range 1 to Naomi Smith for $1. Louise Jackson transfers land in section 20 township 9 range 1 to Daniel S. Greenlee for $1.

Harold E. Bush Naomi Smith Louise Jackson Daniel S. Greenlee

Murphysboro Eagle To Assist at Convention

Edward Sullivan of Murphysboro has been named a committee member for the Grand Aerie convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Minneapolis in August. Grand W orthy President William Mostyn announced the appointment, citing Sullivan’s leadership in local and state aerie affairs. Sullivan, a trustee of Aerie No 670, will attend with Joe Melvin as junior past worthy president of Aerie 670.

Edward Sullivan Walnut Street Murphysboro Order of Eagles Minneapolis Auust William Mostyn Rochester, N. Y Order Sullivan Mostyn Muphysro: Aerie No. 670 State Aerie Grand Aerie Joe Melvin Aerie No

Vote approves county X-ray campaign plan

Murphysboro Chamber members at Sallie Logan Library voted unanimous approval of a countywide X-ray campaign planned for August and September. The chamber urged employers to offer time off for X-rays and make arrangements for employees to use the free service. The program is by the Jackson County Tuberculosis Association and the County Health Department with three mobile units in Jackson County from August 29 to September 22 offering free X-rays to residents 18 and older.

Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce Sallie Logan Chamber Jackson County Tuberculosis Association County Health Department Jackson County

Swimming Course Lists 150 Pupils at Chester

The Red Cross swimming course at the Chester pool has an enrollment of 150 adults and children under Miss Marion Veath and Miss Lois Ann Cole. Forty from Red Bud travel by bus to Chester each week. The Sparta Country Club class has 95 pupils directed by Mrs. Grace Brewer and Miss Phyllis Hahn.

Red Cross Chester Pool Marion Veath Lois Ann Cole Red Bud Sparta Country Club Grace Brewer Phyllis Hahn

Most GI Bill Students Must Enroll By Fall

The article explains a 1956 cutoff for GI Bill eligibility, with deadlines by July 25 and rules on start and completion timelines for veterans enlisting between 1945 and 1946. It notes about 2,500 SIU students used the GI Bill since inception, peak 1,377 in 1947, dwindling enrollments through 1949 and recent commencements.

GI Bill Armed Forces Victory Southern Illinois University S.I.U. Register’s

Driving Contest Thursday Night in Jackson County

Rural Youth members compete for the county safe driving championship at 6 p m Thursday at the county 4 H softball park north of Murphysboro. The winner advances to the state championship at the State Fair on August 18. State highway patrolmen supervise the driving tests and non members may join until 8 p m before the 4 H football game.

Jackson County Murphysboro Ray Blacklock Vergennes Illinois Warren Grammer Jack O’daniel Elza Brantley

Delaying Claims Not Beneficial For Senior Social Security

A Harrisburg social security official warns that workers over 65 who stop work should file now for old age and survivors benefits. Filing now preserves current rates and unlocks future increases once the bill passes, with retroactive payments limited to three months. Applications are made in person at the Harrisburg field office in the Harrisburg National Bank building or via telephone or mail for those unable to attend.

Congress E. Bishop Hill Social Security Harrisburg Hill Harrisburg National Bank

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T. B Levnia L. Hutt Dymitry Bertsow Harold Grob Bertsons Illinois Central Hanover Germany Groy Baptist Dymitry Bereson Victoria Odds and Ends Bill Pigott Franklin County Hospital Joyce Elaine Blumenstock Gene Perry Hanson Street Perry Eleventh Street Fourteenth Street Grace de Soto Bridge Street Seventeenth Street West Fankfot L. Goebel Patton West Frankfort Zeigler Area Psychological Service Mt. Glenn Eagle Aining Ion G. I
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