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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1966

Page

3

Workers gain from Shawnee War on Poverty program

In five southern Illinois counties 341 high school youths earned 112005 dollars during a 10 week period through the Shawnee Development Council program. Wages averaged 1.25 dollars per hour for 32 hours weekly with a goal of saving for school and future plans.

John C. Taylor Southern Illinoisan Shawnee Development Council Union Johnson Massac Pulaski Alexander Union County Anna State Hospital Anna-Jonesboro Cobden Alto Pass Dongola High School Shawnee High Alexander County Cairo Tamms Thebes Pulaski County Sarah J. Clarke Shawnee Clarke Nyc Shawnee Council Council Karnak Edward Taylor Hubert Humphrey Taylor U.S. Department of Labor Jackson County Coordinating Agency For the War On Poverty Holden Hospital Carbondale Jackson County Humane Society Southern Illinois Elverado Farmers Union Williamson County Leslie Stilley Veterans Administration Hospital Marion Carterville Hurst Bush Creal Springs Herrin Park

Missing Red Bulb Stops Cyclist

A warm red light bulb led to the arrest of cyclist James M. Sandloop in Carbondale. Police say he left a barricade on South Wall Street near Park Street and a patrolman found a warm bulb in his back pocket. Sandloop, 21, faces malicious mischief charges and was to appear in Jackson County Circuit Court.

Carbondale South Wall Street Park Street James M. Sandloop Oak St Sandloop Jackson County

Southern Illinois urged to build a coal mine museum

Area tourism writer George Willhite argues Southern Illinois should develop a coal mine museum or risk losing tourism. He notes Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry shows strong demand for industrial exhibits, cites a $19 000 federal grant for Checchi and Co to study sites, and suggests retired miners could serve as guides while displays cover mining equipment and future coal uses.

George Willhite Southern Illinois Chicago Museum of Science and Industry General Motors Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers Cheechi Franklin Jefferson County Southern Illinois Checchi and Co Washington, D.C

Benton Man Charged With Assault and Break-In

A 29 year old Benton man Harold Eugene Morgan 710 W Washington Benton is charged with breaking and entering a Benton home and assaulting an elderly woman. Police say he admitted the charges and is held in Franklin County jail. Patrolman Ketteman arrested him after the woman reported a back door torn off and an intruder, described by the victim as a handyman. Morgan had been released from Lincoln State School in 1965 for setting field fires.

Benton Harold Eugene Morgan Washington St Franklin County Raymond Ketteman Morgan Ketteman Lincoln State School

Heat Hastened Alton Hospital Deaths

Thirty elderly patients at Alton State Hospital died last month from natural causes accelerated by extreme heat in wards. Pathologist Alex G. Zeghy found the deaths were hastened by high environmental heat and humidity and presented the report to Gov. Otto Kerner. Recommendations include air conditioning upgrades, immediate $500000 for more nurses, enhanced family and nursing home care, and close monitoring by Dr. Robert Steck of Zone Seven.

Chicago Alton State Hospital Alex G. Zeghy Otto Kerner Board of Mental Health Commissioners Department of Mental Health Mental Health Department Robert Steck Zone Seven East St. Louis Alton

George Stefan 75 Johnston City dies after heart attack

George Stefan 75 of 600 W Broadway Johnston City died on arrival at Herrin Hospital at 1 30 a m Sunday after a heart attack born April 14 1891 in Yugoslavia son of Frank and Petra Fak Stefan retired merchant survived by wife Sophie brothers Tony Johnston City Andrew Yugoslavia three nieces and three nephews funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home with St Pauls Catholic Church officiating burial in Lakeview Cemetery friends may call after 4 p m today at the funeral home

George Stefan Broadway Johnston City Herrin Hospital Yugoslavia Frank Petra Fak Stefan Sophie Tony Andrew Murman and Wilson Funeral Home St. Paul's Catholic Church Lakeview Cemetery

West Frankfort Coal Miner Die s at 62

Frank Casper 62 a miner at Old Bend dies after a long illness at Union Hospital West Frankfort He was born May 2 1904 in Springfield son of Frank and Mrs Casper He leaves wife Wilma a daughter Mrs James Cannon and one grandchild Funeral arrangements are pending at Stone Funeral Home West Frankfort

Frank ‘Fritz Casper E. Clark West Frankfort Union Hospital Old Bend Springfield Frank Casper Second Baptist Church Wilma James Cannon Stone Funeral Home

Carbondale Woman Taken After Overdose Report

Mrs. Ronald Williams of East Walnut Street Carbondale was rushed to Holden Hospital by the emergency truck after taking an overdose of medicine. Police reported her condition as fair today.

Ronald Williams East Walnut Street Carbondale Holden Hospital

Self In Escapees From Menard Prison Under Pressure Says Pierce

Roy Pierce surrendered near the Menard prison Sunday night saying he fled to avoid pressure linked to the Sangamon County trial of four inmates in the November 23, 1965 prison riot that killed three guards. Charles Richard Rowe remained at large, suspected northeast of Chester, as authorities widened a six mile by six mile search with state police and aircraft overhead.

Tony Stevens Chester Menard Penitentiary Roy Pierce Arcola Pierce Menard Charles Richard Rowe Palestine Road Randolph County Max P. Frye Rowe Frye Jefferson County Crawford County Heavy Equipment Honor Farm Douglas County Elmer Hillerman Rt. 1 Sangamon Pierson Springfield Rt. 3 Alonzo Jones John W. Stamps William E. Bassett Robert Lee Brown Prentiss Griffin

Charter Oak School Corn Fest Crowds Over 600

More than 600 people were served at the Randolph County Historical Society Corn Fest held Saturday at Charter Oak School near Schuline. Co chair Lily Flynn said the event aimed for 600 meals and many were turned away when supply ran out. Over 150 chickens and 1 500 ears of corn were prepared in the school yard with proceeds near 1 000 dollars for Charter Oak restoration efforts.

Randolph County Historical Society Charter Oak School Schuline Lily Flynn Miss Flynn

Benton Doctor Dies At 84

Dr. H. O. Carlton 84 of 112 McCann Street Benton died at 1 40 p m Sunday in Franklin Hospital Benton He was born February 3 1882 in Franklin County son of William and Mazella Carlton A member of the First Baptist Church Benton He leaves wife Golda Dixon a daughter Mrs Wilma Childers of West Frankfort brothers Louis of Macedonia and Charles of Fargo ND a sister Mrs Eva Wachob of DeLand two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be at 2 p m Tuesday in Hobbs Johnson Funeral Home Benton with Rev William Bohn officiating Burial in Tower Heights Cemetery West Frankfort Friends may call at the funeral home.

H. O. Carlton McCann St. Benton Benton Franklin Hospital Franklin County William and Mazella Carlton Fist Baptist Church Carlton Golda Dixon Wilma Childers West Frankfort Louis Macedonia Charles Fargo N.D Eva Wachob DeLand Hobbs- Johnson William Bohn Tower Heights

Man Dies Of Injuries In Auto Crash

Hollis R. Abbott 63, an Anna area farmer, died Sunday in Union County hospital from injuries suffered in an Aug. 12 automobile collision on Route 146. His son Hollis S. Abbott was driving. Three others were injured. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Norris and Son Funeral Home Jonesboro. Burial at Oak Forest Cemetery. Born July 1, 1903 in St. Cloud Minnesota. He moved to Anna area 17 years ago and is survived by Ruth his wife Leota Roach of Elgin sons Hollis S. and Paul L. of Anna a brother Clayton of Chicago a sister Edith Sziesind of Portland Ore and four other relatives.

Nyc Cairo Joyner Shawnee Council Paul King Anna State Hospital King Hollis R. Abbott Anna Area Union County Hospital Abbott Hollis S. Abbott Mr. Abbott Norris and Son Funeral Home Jonesboro Ruth Leota Roach Elgin Hollis S Paul L Anna Clayton Chicago Edith Sziesind Portland, Ore

Homemakers Workshop Names Four Project Directors

Four professional home economists were named directors of the Williamson County Homemakers Workshop a War on Poverty program aiding 300 low income homemakers. The directors are Mrs James Humphreys Johnston City Mrs Ja mes Harper Johnston City Mrs George Davis Herrin and Mrs Billy G Jack Johnston City. Thirty two low income women will be hired to assist. The workshop opens Sept 12 in the Thurmond Building behind the Ambassador House on Rt 37 north of Marion. Norge Division of Borg Warner donates washing machines. Stoves sewing machines tables and chairs are being sought by contribution.

Williamson County James Humphreys Herrin James Harper Johnston City George Davis Billy G. Jack Thurmond Building Ambassador House Rt. 37 Marion Norge Division Borg-Warner

Grand Tower Secures Federal Sewer Funds For City

Federal aid for Grand Tower's first sewer system totals 270277 dollars with 120277 grant and 150000 loan from the Farmer's Home Administration under the Rural Water and Sewer Facilities Act. Rep. Kenneth J. Gray notes several residents signed contracts to tap in and many more planned to before the March 1 deadline.

Grand Tower Kenneth J. Gray D-West Frankfort Farmer’s Home Administration Rural Water and Sewer Facilities Act FHA Illinois Gray

Bond issues fund university building boom across U S

U S colleges and universities borrowed 363 million dollars in the first half of 1966 to finance dormitories classrooms laboratories and facilities. Sixty six bond issues were sold with more planned as administrators seek funds from Wall Street and Washington to meet rising enrollments.

United States University of Hartford University of Rhode Island Southwest Missouri State College Northern Arizona University Wall Street Washington Investment Bankers Association of America Securities Underwriters Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development South Alabama University California Standard & Poor’s Corporation Moody’s Investors Service Princ Investment Bankers Association Nue SIU Southern Illinois University Brush Towers Carbondale John Nuveen and Co Chicago U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Anthony Woody Thompson Point Southern Hills University Center University Park Neely Edwardsville Ilinois General Assembly

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Youth Corps Benton Man Alton Hospital Walter M. Bartels First Baptist Church Oak Forest St. Cloud, Minn Scott Abbott Homemakers’ Workshop Grand Tower Sewer System Okared
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