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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1950

Page

6

Herrin F H A Chapter Wins State Top Award in Illinois

The Herrin Illinois Future Homemakers of America Chapter in Williamson County earned the state Outstanding Chapter honor for the year. Jessie West accepted the bronze plaque from Melvin C. Lockard as the Herrin group was lauded during the Leadership Training conference awards at East Bay Camp Lake Bloomington.

Herrin Williamson County Illinois Future ‘Homemakers of America Illinois Bankers Association Melvin C. Lockard First National Bank Cobden Jessie West Illinois F. H. A. S East Bay Camp Lake Bloomington Lockard Betty Parkes Ashland Committee On Agriculture of the Carol Swalve Forreston State Projects Druanne Davis State Board For Vocational Education Springfield Rena L. Hodgen Lois Magnuson Lynn Center Metropolis Ridgway Edwardsville Vandalia Gillespie Carthage Media Orion Varna Mid-County High School Farmington Atlanta Neoga Bismarck DeLand- Weldon Senior High School Fairbury Stockland Southern Illinois Louise Barton

Youths Flee After Break-In At Johnston City Station

Five youths burglarized the George Armes service station on North Jefferson street Johnston City by breaking a window. Night patrolman Luther Wiseman fired several shots into the air as the youths escaped up an alley dropping candy and cigarettes in the getaway.

George Armes Jefferson Street Johnston City Luther Wiseman Wiseman

Southern Illinois Daily Journal Front Matter

Publication masthead for the Southern Illinois Daily Journal notes editors, publisher and rates. It lists 6th Street address, post office filing, and service details including carrier and subscription prices.

Southern Illinoisan Ae Daily Journal Bera Sibere S. Tepoomens Inc 6Th Street Ontilinois Iilinois Associated Presents Edn Lindsay Grant Marie Franklin Aere

Stork Delivers Jordan Grandchildren in Two States

Mr and Mrs Albert Jordan of Herrin announce two granddaughters born to their daughters in Coronado California and Collinsville Illinois. Sandra Kay weighs 7 pounds 4% ounces, born at 2 20 a.m. Wednesday at Coronado Navy Base Hospital. Charlotte Ann weighs 5 pounds 9 ounces, born at 5 20 a.m. Thursday at Christian Welfare Hospital Collinsville.

Albert Jordan North Thirteenth _ street Herrin Coronado Calif Collinsville C. R. McGill Lolrita Jordan Coronado Navy Base Hospital Sandra Kay Charlie Bloomingbourgh Venita Jordan Christian Welfare

Meats Accident After Funeral Meets Accident After Funeral

Mr Floyd Miller 63 of Shelburn Ind died in Chicago after illness beginning July 26 His widow Faye survives He was brother of Mrs Joe Thornton of Zeigler Funeral services were Aug 3 at Shelburn First Methodist Church Attending the funeral were A Reddy Mrs Jane Watkins and Mr and Mrs Joe Thornton Lester Thornton of Zeigler who rode home after the service on a damaged motorcycle and suffered a chipped ankle Mrs Victoria Miller previously cracked three ribs while leaning over a chair

Chicago Floyd Miller Shelburn Ind Zeigler Faye Miller Joe Thornton First Methodist Church A. Reddy Jane Watkins Victoria Miller

J C Guard Detail Heads to Camp McCoy

An advance detail of five men will depart Tuesday by truck for Camp McCoy Wisconsin to ready the way for Company C 135th Engineers Battalion National Guard encampment August 12 to 26. The detail includes Sgt Robert Ross Harmon Graves Carl D Lawrence R J Smith and J L Hammock Graves is from Carterville while the others hail from Johnston City. The detail will prepare the mess hall and barracks for the unit’s arrival. Company C will follow by train Friday at 9 am with about 80 men, the largest Johnston City unit to date.

Camp McCoy Wis Thomopany C 135Th Engineers Battalion National Guard Sgt Robert Ross Harmon Graves Carl D Lawrence R. J. Smith J. L. Hammock Graves Carterville Johnston City

Union Services For Homecoming In Herrin Jubilee

The Herrin churches hold a union service at the high school football field Sunday evening August 13 to mark the city’s Golden Jubilee. Guest preacher will be W H Whitlock who preached here in 1900. Local ministers will participate and the public is invited. W H Wetherington will direct a mixed church choir leading familiar hymns.

Herrin W. H. Whitlock W. H. Wetherington Herrin Township

Energy Revival Ends as Carbondale Evangelist Closes Meeting

Energy Revival Evangelist Ross Smith of Carbondale finished revival services at Energy First Baptist Church Friday night. Pastor Rev R E George of Energy Church will lead revival next week with special singing each evening starting at 7 30 p m.

Ross Smith Carbondale Energy First Baptist Church The Energy Church R. E. George

Whiskerless Men Fined as Brush Campaign Proceeds

About 25 beardless men paid fines by noon as the Brothers of the Brush enforce permit rules. Police wrap unshaven offenders into a bullpen near city hall while officers in a Jeep patrol wagon haul fenders to the stockade. The Lions club formed the group for Herrin’s Golden Jubilee August 13 to 26 featuring a whisker contest.

Herrinales Brothers of the Brush Jake Jones E. M. Sanford Joe Dugan J. H Red) Rogers Leo Belcher Dennis Younkin Brothers of ‘the Brush Herrin Lions

Displays of relics mark Herrin Jubilee window exhibits

The Then and Now committee gathers old items for display in downtown store windows during Herrin’s Golden Jubilee. A list dated Aug 13 20 spotlights items such as an early commode chair, a hand made grease lamp once owned by Capt. Billie Dillon, a Herrin souvenir ashtray, Moody biographies, leather saddlebags from a Herrin physician, and a glass vial with old pills.

Herrin Billie Dillon Franklin County Luther Clem South Fourteenth Street I C Dwight L. Moody Creal Springs

Mrs Mortimer Dies of Stroke at 69 in Herrin

Elizabeth Mortimer 69 of 220 South Twentieth street Herrin died Friday night at Herrin hospital after a stroke at home. She was born December 25 1880 in England. Survivors include her husband Matthew two daughters Marguerite Nigra Cape Girardeau and Marie Lucas Montebello two sisters Annie Barrass and Alice Martin and three granddaughters. Funeral 2 p m Monday at First Methodist with Rev Carl D Mitchell. Burial Herrin city cemetery. Storme funeral home in charge.

Elizabeth Mortimer South Twentieth Street Herrin Herrin Hospital Mortimer England Ge @s Alice Turnbull Matthew Mortimer Marguerite Nigra Cape Girardeau Marie Lucas Montebello

Marion Woman Sues Taverns Under Dram Shop Act

Mrs Ila Pearl Davis sues four tavern owners in Williamson County circuit court alleging they sold intoxicants to her husband Benton Russell Davis. She seeks 5000 dollars for lost income from the man described as a chronic drunkard. Plaintiffs include Bill's Liquor Store Wiley George Jr Arthur Boatright and Hobart Lipe. Attorneys Kenneth Powless and Charles Winters of Marion filed the suit.

Williamson County Marion Ila Pearl Davis Benton Russell Davis Bill Wiley George, Jr Arthur Boatright Hobart Lipe

Leaders Plan Forestry Meet at Southern Illinois University

A committee of area leaders and forestry experts led by Dr. W. E. Kepper at Southern Illinois University is preparing a forestry conference likely to be held in Carbondale in late October or early November. The aim is to raise awareness of Southern Illinois forest resources and promote more effective utilization. Members include N. G. Bitterman Carterville R. E. Lane Carbon dale US Forest Service W. R. Boggess Dixon Springs E Nuuttila Springfield and D. N. Spaeth Urbana land grant university affiliations.

W. E. Kepper Agriculture Department of Southern Illinois University Southern Illinois Kepper Carbondale Henry Rehn S. I. U. College of Vocations and Professions Dean Rehn Southern Illinois Forestry Conference N. G. Bitterman Southern Illinois, Inc Carterville R. E. Lane Carbondale Research Center U. S. Forestry Service W. R. Boggess Dixon Springs E. Nuuttila Department of Conservation Springfield D. N. Spaeth Forestry University of Illinois

Jury rules boy death an accident in Marion crash

The coroner's jury found the death of 13 year old Charles R. Gibbons an unavoidable accident after he rode his bicycle onto Route 37 two miles south of Marion and was struck by a car driven by Samuel Levy of Chicago. Gibbons died at Herrin hospital from a basal skull fracture. Funeral set at Frick funeral home with burial at Maplewood cemetery.

Charles Raymond Gibbons Ewing Street Marion Gibbons Herrin Hospital Marion Lake Route 37 Samuel Levy Chicago Clarence Corine Gibbons Donald Frick Funeral Home Hobart Peterson Maplewood Cemetery

Herrin F F A Chapter Plans Delegates

Herrin F F A members will choose delegates for the Dixon Springs F F A camp and the state fair at a regular meeting Monday night at 7 30 in the agriculture room of Herrin Township high school. George Reed the agriculture teacher and sponsor urged all members to attend.

Herrin

Auto dealer urges restraint amid wartime car shortages

Harold Grob, area chairman of the National Auto mobile Dealers Association, warns motorists against scare buying as wartime production cuts loom. He notes few new units exist and that consumer purchases should reflect real need to keep civilian transportation for essential uses. Grob urges dealers to serve the public responsibly.

National Automobile Dealers Association Harold Grob Murphysboro N.A.D.A Grob Southern Illinois

Plans Completed For Queen's Ball

The Queen's Ball for Herrin's 50th Anniversary Homecoming and Jubilee will be Aug 14 from 9 p.m. to midnight at the Elks' ballroom. The Business and Professional Woman's club sponsors the event and will buy a gift for the queen. Jewell's orchestra will play.

Herrin Elks Business and Professional Woman’s Club Mary Robbs South Park Avenue Regene Blazine Rose Gualdoni Mammie Vallett Mary K. Absher Jewell Mary Galli Mary Absher B&pw Teen Town

Port Open House Showcases Mooney Mite At Local Airport

The Mooney Mite, the nation’s smallest production plane, will be displayed at the Mardale airport open house. Demonstrations include crop-dusting by John Kelly and a banner pickup by Elliott Ketring, with rides at half fare and GI flight training information available.

Mardale Mooney Aircraft Company Wichita Kans Carbondale Murphysboro John Kelly Marion Elliott Ketring G. I Midwestern Aero Service, Inc

Harold Akers Named Teacher at Highland Junior High

Harold Russell Akers of Carbondale has accepted a teaching post at Highland Junior High School in Highland. Akers, who majored in English in SIU College of Education, graduated in June. Roye Bryant of SIU Placement Service announced the appointment.

Harold Akers Highland J. H Harold Russell Akers Carbondale Highland Roye Bryant Southern Illinois University Harold S.I.U. College of Education

Grimsby Youth Slays 58 Inch Rattlesnake During Hunt

A 13 year old Grimsby boy killed a 58 inch rattler on a squirrel hunt near Morris Cemetery. Lonnie Nelson and his father were 200 feet apart when the boy discharged his gun and the snake, loaded with buckshot, fell. The father reported the snake had 15 rattles and a button, the largest seen in months in Jackson County.

Grimsby Lonnie Nelson John Nelson Morris Cemetery Route 144 Grimsby School Jackson

Sunday School Rally Postponed in Energy

Williamson County Association postpones a Sunday school rally from August 6 to August 13 at Energy First Baptist Church. The change follows the death of Eura Barnes, Energy church member killed in a mine accident last Thursday.

Williamson County Associational First Baptist Church In Energy Leon Kilbreth Eura Barnes Energy First Baptist Church

Mary Martha and Bethany Plans Banquet Series in Herrin

During the July 28 Herrin Bryant Street Baptist church meeting the Mary Martha class proposed combining with the Bethany Women class to host a banquet for junior church members on Aug 10 at 6 PM. Revival services run through Aug 13 with related joint banquets and a Sunbeam Focus Week planned for youth ages four to eight.

Mary Martha Bryant Street Baptist Church Herrin Mary Marthas Bethany Bethany Women Te Church Rena Petty Sunbeam Focus Sunbeam Marie Hausman Mary Deu

Murder Trial Set Sept 5 in Mount Vernon Circuit Court

The second trial of Charles Moore, 23, Carbondale, charged with fatally shooting Hallie Bradford, 23, Mount Vernon, is scheduled for September 5 in Mount Vernon circuit court. A prior eight-to-four jury failed to reach a verdict. Moore, held on $15,000 bond, attempted suicide in jail but recovered to testify. Defense counsel is Fletcher Lewis of Murphysboro.

Charles Moore Carbondale Mount Vernon Moore Charles Randolph Randolph Jefferson County B. W. Eovaldi Eovaldi Hallie B. Bradford Bradford Fletcher Lewis Murphysboro

Koppers Strike Enters Sixth Week In Carbondale

The Koppers plant in Carbondale remains idle after six weeks of strike action by wood preserving division workers who walked out June 30 after failed contract talks. They seek a 15 cent hourly raise across the board. the company has offered a smaller proposal.

Koppers Company Carbondale Wood Preserving Division iThe Company

Learning Intact the Goal for SIU Grads

SIU summer session commencement honors 245 graduates. Dr. Harold C. Hunt urges life long learning and dedication to wisdom over cleverness. SIU President D W Morris cautions grads to stay true to self as 638 graduates for the year are noted. Kent Werner earns second bachelor of music degree.

Harold C. Hunt Chicago Southern Illinois University Dr. Hunt Hunt D. W. Morris Morris Kent Werner Belleville

Barnes Rites set Tuesday

Funeral services for Eura K. Barnes 58 who died from injuries in a coal mine accident at Franklin County Coal Corp No 7 Royalton will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist church Energy with Herrin Masonic lodge officiating Burial is Carterville cemetery Friends may call Storme funeral home until Sunday afternoon then body to family residence Barnes was a deacon at Energy First Baptist a Herrin Masonic lodge member United Mine Workers of America and Herrin American Legion a World War II veteran born Preston Kentucky April 3 1892 son of John and Laura Barnes married Leta Baker Carterville He leaves wife two children two brothers and a sister

Eura K. Barnes Franklin County Coal Corp Royalton First Baptist Church of Energy Herrin Masonic Lodge Carterville Storme Barnes Blacktop Energy First Baptist Church United Mine Workers of America Herrin American Legion Preston John Laura Barnes Leta Baker

Hospital Admissions and Discharges At Herrin Area Hospitals

This report lists admissions on Friday and Saturday at Herrin area hospitals. Patients admitted include Noah Waldron Herrin Ant Tippy Carterville Lula McCormick West Frankfort Margaret Faro Herrin Faye Ogden Carterville Henry Waldron Carterville. Discharges on Friday include Clifford Romines Carterville William Reed West Frankfort Mary Dollar Carterville Doris Phillips Carterville Mary Frances Jones Herrin and Mary Walker Carterville. Admitted Saturday names Doro thea Smith Herrin Margaret Sullivan Herrin Laura Impson Herrin.

Herrin Hospital Noah Waldron Herrin Ant Tippy Carterville Lula McCormick West Frankfort Margaret Faro Faye Ogden Henry Waldron Clifford Romines William Reed Mary Dollar Doris Phillips Mary Frances Jones Mary Walker Dorothea Smith Margaret Sullivan Laura Impson

Murphysboro Man Improves After Hip Surgery

Frank Henrich 80 of 608 Mulberry street is reported considerably improved at St. Andrew's Hospital after an operation to set a broken hip. He remains a patient under care.

Murphysboro Frank Henrich Mulberry Street St. Andrew’s Hospital

Union Workers Rejected Three Cent Pay Increase

Union members of Local 12176 UMWA voted to reject a company offer for a three cent raise and also declined the proposed Koppers pension plan. The laborers favor the District 50 UMWA pension plan.

Koppers UMWA The

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