Record of Southern Illinois News Happenings
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1972
Page
8
A brief note explaining that this page fills out the record of news events around Southern Illinois. It supplements the Southern Illinoisan coverage found elsewhere in the newspaper.
A compiled list shows numerous patients admitted or discharged in hospitals across Carbondale Herrin Carterville Marion Benton West Frankfort and surrounding communities. Names span Janet Thomson Mabel Pulcher Brenda Segers Jeannette Hudson Todd Morgan and many others with detailed note of facilities including Herrin Hospital and HERRIN HOSPITAL.
The list records numerous newborns from Sunday to Wednesday at hospitals in Carbondale Chester Murphysboro Marion Pinckneyville and Benton among others. Parents include ANNA OPDAHL AVA BROOK BUCKNER CREWS and many more with hospitals named Doctors Hospital Memorial Hospital Marion Memorial Joseph Memorial and Pinckneyville Community Hospital.
The Southern Illinoisan invites readers to submit notices of upcoming public meetings. Contact the paper with the meeting title date time place and open to the public status. Submissions should be for events that are accessible to the general public.
Local government notices list meetings for Park District Carbondale Elverado Johnston Marion Mt Vernon Cobden Herrin and area councils and boards all scheduled for Monday at 7 to 7:30 pm. Also listed are drive in and theater movie showings across region with titles and venues.
County wide calendar shows park board and city council sessions at 7:30 p.m. venues include Carbondale park board office and city hall. Johnston C Council and Murphysboro area council meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in respective city halls. School District 186 unit office hosts meeting at Walnut and 9th streets. Adelines Chorus gathers at 8 p.m. at Carbondale First Presbyterian. Photographic Society of Southern Illinois meets 7 p.m. at park district building 208 W Elm St with public membership. WeMILLCREST Duplicate Bridge Club meets 7:30 p.m. at 16 Hillcrest Dr. All bridge players invited.
Fire crews were called to Marion at 6 p.m. Sunday for a smoke filled house at 1004 Vicksburg Street where a skillet left on the stove caused the incident.
Jackson County sheriff's office reported two runaways from the youth camp at Giant City Saturday night. Identified are Vernon Cassady, 16, and Terry L. Miller, 18. In Carbondale, Scott Limpus reported a home entry between Aug. 18 and 21 with a tape recorder, turntable, headphone set and four cigarette lighters taken. In Carbondale, James Holley said his unlocked trailer Sunday was entered and a Browning pistol and ammunition stolen. In Murphysboro, Robert Hagler reported a generator taken from his car at Wells Street Housing about 5:50 a.m. Sunday.
A one car crash on Interstate Route 57 near Lick Creek Road injures Kelly Brooks 18 Lawrence Brooks 60 David Brooks 15 Clara Brooks 48 Connie Brooks 8 and William Sanders 67 of Flint Michigan. Lawrence and Clara listed in good condition at Union County Hospital. others treated. Police cite tire blowout and vehicle overturn. A second crash on Route 1 57 near 14 injures Laura Becker 5 of Lafayette Indiana. Arnold Becker 27 driver loses control on rain slicked road and car goes into ditch. Franklin Hospital treated.
Alfred L Teal 31 cited 15 for motorcycle classification violation and 35 for illegal transportation of alcohol in Carterville Steven R Switzer 17 assessed 15 for loud muffler in Marion George A Stearns 30 35 reckless driving in Herrin Rickie L Reynolds 21 15 red tail lights white rear lights and 15 illegal muffler excessive noise in Marion Anthony G Owen 21 15 too fast for conditions in Marion Gilbert M Snyder 29 25 unapproved life saving device in Murphysboro Author W Vogel 50 25 unapproved life saving device in Du Quoin James E Bouse 15 35 no operators license in Herrin James D Williams 29 15 speeding in De Soto Edward D Luton 33 20 no valid registration in Cambria
A batch of obituaries and funeral notices from Herrin and nearby towns details services for Lillie Dagnan 74 of Herrin Alice McCommons 85 of Dongola Hugh Baskin 87 of Murphysboro Clarence Vann 82 of West Frankfort T S Red Collins 76 of West Frankfort Wito Eskew 60 formerly Benton Edith Kempfer 50 Ellis Grove Clyde Stark 89 Manteno Myrtle Phelps 63 Herrin and others with burial plans at Hillcrest Carterville Tower and Rosehill cemeteries and related details of survivors and service times.
Murphysboro police investigate a break-in at Frank Reynolds on Rt. 2 in Murphysboro. Entry was gained by cutting a back screen door and breaking the back door glass. Stolen items include four guns two citizen band radios a wrist-watch silverware tool boxes a movie camera and a variety of tools. Also reported death of Bonds 67 at Tyler Nursing Home with services planned.
Paul D. Holsombeck 31 of Murphysboro was found dead near his parents home in Carbon Township. Coroner Harry Flynn says the death appears self inflicted with a shotgun shot to the head. Funeral set for Wednesday at Denny and Pettett Funeral Home Murphysboro with burial in Oakland Cemetery Carbondale.
A two day correctional recreation workshop hosted by the Illinois Department of Corrections Psychiatric Division and Southern Illinois University Carbondale runs September 7 and 8. Sessions cover music athletics and other recreational opportunities with a field trip to the Vienna Correctional Center. Headquarters are at the Ramada Inn Carbondale.
General Telephone Co is installing supplemental feeder and distribution cables in Carterville Cambria and Colp. The $107 000 project aims to support growth and upgrade requests and should be finished by October 1 as stated by Arvel Phillips Marion service manager.
The forecast shows continuing hot conditions across southern states with a cooler shift expected later, bringing relief from the heat as evening skies turn cloudy and rain chances rise in parts of the region.
High Sunday 95 degrees with a low of 65. 9 am reading 79. Precipitation 1.30 inches from Sunday 7 am to Monday 7 am. Sunset today 7 48. Sunrise Tuesday 6 18, sunset Tuesday 7 47.
Carl Cash, 21, of West Frankfort was injured when his car left Route 34 in Thompsonville and struck a tree at 11:40 p.m. He was listed in fair condition at Union Hospital in West Frankfort.
Estimated receipts for Tuesday show 5 000 hogs 1 500 cattle and 300 sheep with hogs at 5 500 head and trading fairly active. Butchers under 240 pounds steady to strong with some 25 higher while US 1 2 weights 210 240 pounds bring 30 25 to 30 50. Cattle receipts 2 500 slow trading with slaughter steers and heifers 50 lower and cows and bulls steady.
A Johnston City School District group of 26 residents asks the school board for an open meeting at 7 p.m. in the administration building to discuss findings from four contractors surveying the damaged and abandoned Washington School. Cochairs Danny M. Cogdill and James Moore headline the push for public information.
Chief Lawrence Boyer announced three new officers for Anna. Carl Crawford Larry Tripp and James Ray replace Larry Martin Herschel Chapman andBoy er promoted from officer to chief following Roy Boones resignation. Salary is 533 dollars monthly for the trio.
Frances Fry 67 of Rt 2 West Frankfort was misidentified in Sunday's obituary. The two sons named Arthur and Jule Saillier, both of West Frankfort, are listed correctly. Funeral services were set for 2 p m today at Reedy Funeral Home with burial planned at Dean Cemetery.
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