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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1971

Page

10

SIU grads first college trained funeral home designer

Eugene Hicks of Joliet earned a bachelor of science degree with a mortuary design specialty from SIU in a program new to the nation. He studied at Joliet Junior College and SIU Vocational Institute before completing design focused work aimed at improving funeral home planning and service. Hicks, age 23, joins Pierce Chemicals Morticians Supply in Dallas to offer mortuary planning consultancy.

Southern Ilinois University Eugene Hicks Joliet SIU Hicks Isoa VTI Joliet Junior College VIT Ing Jay Boulanger Mortuary Science Boulanger Pieres. Chemicals- Morticians Supply Co Dallas Sigma Phi Sigma Mortuary National Society of Interior Design The Association of Interior Designers

Steeleville theater owner recalls 1915 start and updates

Huts Webster and his family have run Steeleville’s 400 seat theater since 1915. Fires in 1943 and 1944 tested the business, yet ongoing renovations every six to eight years and a 60 cent admission keep the venue alive for a 2,000 population town.

DeMaris Berry Hy Webster Steeleville H. E. ‘Huts Huts J. H. Webster Webster St. Louis Percy Talie Steelevillé Theater Dot al Jolson HH. E. ‘Huts Webster and Theater

Johnston City and Zeigler Women Deliver Area Mail

In Johnston City and Zeigler areas, two women, Mrs. Verna Mills of Zeigler and Mrs. Verna Pearson of West Frankfort, became part time mail carriers, delivering door to door despite cold, snow, dogs, and long routes. Both deny feminism aims, pointing to job challenges, training, and family balance as motivation and benefits.

Marta Dlinais Ferna,Pearson West Frankfort Pearson Johnston City Zeig Jer

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