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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1966
Page
8
Carbondale residents continue paying delinquent wheel taxes. The city clerk reports 2,584 car owners have paid the 3.50 tax with receipts not required on display but kept in the car. Additional licenses include 328 trucks, 32 motorcycles, and 335 dogs. The July 15 due date triggers court summons for those without stickers. no extra cost unless court action is needed.
Nellie Ann Walker 80 of 109 N Cunningham St Marion died 12 25 p m at Marion Memorial Hospital She was a member of Cypress Methodist Church born Feb 3 1886 in Johnson County daughter of Ben and Sarah Dedman Hodge She was widow of Ira Broadway and James Walker Funeral 2 p m Monday Wilson Memorial Chapel Reverend Aaron E Perry Burial Freedom Cemetery Visitation at Wilson Funeral Home after 4 p m today
Mrs. Bessie Viola Pugh a 78 year old of Rt 2 Mulkeytown died Saturday noon at Fair Acres Nursing Home Du Quoin after five weeks as a patient She lived much of her life in Cairo was a Baptist and was born October 19 1887 in Brookland Arkansas She leaves four daughters a son a brother ten grandchildren twenty three great grandchildren one great great grandchild and her husband Robert Pugh died two years ago Funeral services were set for p m Monday at Moeller Funeral Home Royalton with burial in Miners Cemetery Royalton Friends may call after 1 pm today at the funeral home.
The public is invited to an 8 p.m. DeMolay performance at Southern Illinois University Carbondale campus. The event runs Friday through Sunday as part of the state convention. The Knights typically perform at the Apple Festival in Murphysboro.
About 100 seventh and eighth graders from Carbondale and Murphysboro head Monday to Little Grassy Lake for a week long camping program led by Rev. Joseph Hankin. Funding comes from First Methodist Church Carbondale and other churches with donations toward food supplies and lodging. Blankets remain the main need. donors may contact the Methodist Church office.
Mrs Myrtle D Stone 84 formerly of Campbell Hill and Willisville died at 6 30 am Saturday in Parkside Manor Nursing Home St Louis Mo She was born July 27 1882 in Campbell Hill daughter of Harvey and Harriet Redfield Roberts She married Ira E Stone March 20 1900 in Campbell Hill He died March 9 1952 She leaves a son Ralph of St Louis and two brothers Ben Roberts Punta Gorda Fla and Leo Roberts Chicago
Mrs Stone, member of Central Baptist Church Willisville and Anchor Chapter No 54 OES, will be laid to rest with funeral services at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Wilson Funeral Home Campbell Hill conducted by Rev Paul Holder. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Campbell Hill. Friends may call after 2 p m Monday at the funeral home.
Article states that women have no right of succession to the thrones of Moslem nations, asserting a legal and traditional constraint on female inheritance of rulership. The claim emphasizes a hereditary rule denying women a direct path to the throne.
George Dale Boyer aged 20 of 1827 Kennedy Street Murphysboro died Saturday at St Joseph Memorial Hospital after a six month illness. Born February 14 1946 in Murphysboro he was son of Eldren and Eileen Verbal Boyer. He belonged to Woodmen of the World and First Baptist Church. He was a Murphysboro Township High School graduate and worked at Phelps Dodge Corp. in Murphysboro. He leaves his parents and grandmother Phoebe Verbal of Murphysboro. Service p.m. Monday at Meyer Denny Funeral Home Murphysboro with Rev Harry R Chasteen, pastor of First Baptist, officiating at Tower Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m.
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