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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1971
Page
14
National Weather Service predicts showers along the Gulf Coast Florida Mississippi Valley Midwest and St Lawrence while northern Plains and upper Great Lakes stay cooler amid overall warm conditions.
Public notice in Jackson County Illinois states King City Federal Savings and Loan Association seeks sale of multiple Lake Chautauqua tracts and parcels under a 1971 decree. Sale to highest bidder for cash August 26 1971 10am in the Jackson County Courthouse South Court Room Murphysboro Illinois.
A long roster of names and towns appears, listing patients or individuals connected to Carbondale and surrounding towns such as Benton Marion Goreville and Herrin. The fragment includes many female and male first names with surnames matching local residents, along with family references and designations like "and son."
Marriage licenses issued include Robert J. Asher Jr. and Donna L. Turner of Red Bud. Virgil C. Anderson of St. Louis Mo. and Jean S. Jackson of Ellis Grove. Dwayne R. Gerlach and Joan D. Jeffers of Sparta. Melvin Anthony Valleroy of Walsh and Geralyn G. Meyer of Evansville. Dannie R. Hutson and Christine D. Miller of Marissa. James D. Cox of St. Charles and Barbara L. Coulter of Lively Grove. Michael E. Foor of Steeleville and Joyce Co. Beck of Pana. Rickey D. Gremmels of Chester and Priscilla D. Hayer of Sparta. Terry Paul Shaw and Gloria Elizabeth Pease of Sparta. Gary L. Zweerdt of Evansville and Carlene M. Schneider of Red Bud.
Buckner Over turf couple Jerry and wife welcome a daughter Monday at Union Hospital West Frankfort. Schram Pete and wife welcome a daughter Monday at Union in West Frankfort. Frohna Dale and wife greet a son Thursday at Memorial Hospital Chester. Robinson Elmer and wife have a daughter Monday at Joseph Memorial Murphysboro. Tucker Marvin and wife have a son Monday at St. Joseph Memorial Murphysboro. Wenzel James and wife have a daughter Monday at St. Joseph Hurst Memorial Murphysboro. Yates Richard and wife have a son Monday at Pinckneyville Community Hospital. Witherby Harold and wife have a son Thursday at Memorial Hospital Chester.
Carbondale Liquor Advisory Board will meet at 3 p m Wednesday at city hall to review two class E licenses for beer with meals. Edward Mark Strabian and Norman Jay Singer seek a pizza restaurant at the Zodiac Club site 305 S Illinois Ave, previously run by Chuck Benson, Dick Garrett, and Darryl Madison both former Southern Illinois University basketball players. Ralph Junior Horst also seeks a class E license for Smokey s Pit Barbeque at 204 W College St.
High Monday reaches 92 degrees with a low of 71 and an overnight low of 71. Temperature at 9 am today. No precipitation from 7 am Monday to 7 am today. Sunset today at 8 04. Sunrise Wednesday at 6 07 and sunset Wednesday at 8 03.
Harold Nipper of Marion sues Ayrshire Collieries Corp operator of Delta Mine in Williamson County claiming no guard rails along a coal hopper edge and injuries from a November 30 1970 incident while on union business. Also Evelyn Burns sues Gillette Co Inc over Magic Moment hair dye causing skin irritation from a Marion store purchase.
Obituary notices report the death of William G. Woodside 85 of 361 E Main St Du Quoin at Fair Acres Nursing Home. He is described as former city treasurer and church custodian with survivors including daughters and sons, along with many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for First Baptist Church Du Quoin with burial in LO CF cemetery.
Clarence W. Ward Sr 69 of 413 West Illinois Street Carterville died Monday in Herrin Hospital after a long illness. Former Murphysboro police chief 1943 to 1952 and 1950 Jackson County sheriff candidate. Born February 18 1902 in Ava he was survived by his wife Mary Ferguson Kimzey two sons Clarence Jr Samuel Danny a daughter Annelare Ward and siblings. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Denny and Pettett Murphysboro with burial Tower Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today.
A three judge federal panel granted a motion by Illinois’ 24 congressmen to present their own reapportionment plan by August 16. The court had earlier assumed redistricting due to the General Assembly missing the July 1 deadline, and will continue to handle the task.
In Newry Northern Ireland a wave of 10 explosions left a city scarred with boarded shops and smoke. British troops man cordoned streets as about 110 suspected IRA guerrillas were seized amid day long clashes and roadblocks.
Three OZ newspaper editors convicted on obscenity charges were released on bail in London pending appeal of prison terms ranging from 9 to 15 months. Protests erupted after Judge Argyle imposed stiff sentences. supporters include John Lennon, Mick Jagger, and Colin Redgrave. An appeal is expected next January.
Coast Guard cutter Cape Corwin and rescue plane captured the 75 foot Kamak after a chase about 300 miles south of Honolulu. Three suspects Kerry Bryant Michael Melton and Mark Maynard were arrested as the yacht neared Waikiki. Yacht owner Larry Doheny joined the escort. crew set adrift in a life raft was rescued. The crew is bound for Tokyo.
Elmer Everett Moulton of Chicago and formerly of Corinth died at 11 45 p m Monday in St George s Hospital Chicago Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Courtney Sloan Funeral Home Galatia
President Nixon signed a $250 million government guaranteed loan for Lockheed Aircraft Corp and a $1 billion emergency employment act. The programs aim to keep Lockheed financially afloat and create about 150 000 jobs. Distribution to states should begin within weeks.
A three judge federal panel ruled New York State welfare residency requirement unconstitutional as a violation of equal protection under the 14th Amendment. The decision, announced by Judge Paul R. Hays, comes as the state plans an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Demonstrators mainly young protesters marked Nagasaki’s atomic bombing anniversary with demonstrations downtown at the IRS and the New York Stock Exchange. About 20 people in black mourning attire and death masks picketed the IRS to protest using federal tax money for war.
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