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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1952

Page

2

Du Quoin Fair Official John H. Stumpe Dies at Home

John H. Stumpe known as Jack, 66, former Pinckneyville mayor, died at his home after returning from the Du Quoin State Fair where he served as secretary. He and his wife Faye worked as secretaries to nine fairs, keeping records and premiums reports. funeral arrangements pending arrival of daughter in Brazil. Left wife Faye and son John H. Stumpper.

John H. Stumpe Pinckneyville Jack Stum du Quoin Stumpe Pickneyville Stumpes Faye

Du Quoin Fair Livestock Winners and Show Highlights

Livestock judging at the Du Quoin Fair features grand barrow results across breeds including Duroc Jersey Poland China Yorkshires Chester White Hampshire and Spotted Poland China with champions named. Notables include M L Schupbach of Sparta and Louis Schmidt of Mt Vernon among others receiving top honors in breeder feeder litter and champion barrow categories.

Duroc Jersey M. L. Schupbach Rt. 2 Sparta Poland Chinas Louis Schmidt Mt. Vernon Shady Lawn Farm Yorkshires Denver Corn Christopher Elmus Kent Galatia Chester White Alice Bryent Hampshires Vernon Hill Juka Lawrence Mohr Cutler Barrow Roy Nesome Marion China Schupbach Dic White Harold Long Iuka John Chapman M. L. Schupbroch

Paul Polovina Rites Planned in Zeigler

Funeral services for 56 year old Paul Polovina will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Milosevich home in Zeigler. Burial follows in Zeigler City Cemetery. He died Sunday afternoon at his Chicago home after a year of ill health. Born in Yugoslavia he came to Zeigler in 1915 and moved to Chicago in 1933. He is survived by his wife Helen two sons Robert and Paul Jr. and a brother Mike, all in Chicago. The body arrives in West Frankfort tonight and will be moved to the Wilson Funeral Home in Zeigler and then to the Milosevich home Wednesday.

Paul Polovina Radu Milosevich Zeigler Zeigler City Mr. Polovina Houston Ave Chicago Yugoslavia Polovina Helen Robert and Paul Jr Mike Polovina West Frankfort Wilson Funeral Milosevich

St Louis Man Held On Driving Charge

Leslie L. Rymer forty of St Louis is held in Williamson County jail on drunken driving after a Monday night wreck on Route 37 in Dogwalk south of Johnston City. He struck the rear of Mrs Florence Jeters car as she slowed for a right turn injuring Mrs Jeter and others.

Leslie L. Rymer St. Louis Williamson County Robert Cooksey Dogwalk Johnston City Rymer Florence Jeter Marion Earl Watson Brenda Kay

True lice species on mammals suck blood

About 150 species of true lice inhabit mammals and feed on their blood, a diverse group adapted to parasitism. These insects specialize on different hosts and regions, illustrating coevolution with mammalian lineages.

Dusty the Show Girl Noted for Tough Early Dance Path

Dusty started dance at nine in Elizabeth and performed benefit shows in Army hospitals. She shared stages with Joey Adams and Bob Sherwood in Newark at eleven, joined the Civic Ballet of New Jersey, and turned pro by thirteen with weekend club shows. She toured with the Roxyettes in 1950, then with trapeze artists in Canada before joining the Manhattan Rockets in 1951, with plans for a future including engagement with a soldier in Korea.

Dusty Elizabeth Army Hospital East Newark N. J Sam Bill Joey Adams Bobb Sherwood Civic Ballet of New Jersey Roxyettes New York City Jack Carson Gloria DeHaven Canada Simran Sky Review Manhattan Rockets Korea

Woman manning Bald Knob fair booth for cross project

Mrs. William D. Hunter of Pinckneyville works a booth at the Du Quoir State Fair, supporting the Bald Knob Christian Foundation plan to build a 15 story cross on Bald Knob near Anna. Others aiding include Mrs. Carl Emling of Quoin and her daughter Mary Jo. Hunter formerly edited the Egyptian at Southern Illinois University.

William D. Hunter Pinckneyville du Quoir Bald Knob Hunter Carl Emling Quoin Mary Jo Southern Ilinois University

Flying Farmers Field Day Arrives at Carbondale

The Flying Farmers 350 people in 103 planes landed at Mardale airport for the first Flying Farmers field day at the fair. After landing, attendees enjoyed coffee and doughnuts. Robe Fulton of Danbury Conn demonstrated the Air-Phibian, a vehicle that converts from plane to car parked near the Franklin Hotel.

Carbondale Mardele Robe Fulton Danbury, Conn Fulton Mardale Franklin Hotel

Energy Open House Tonight at Energy School

The Energy School invites patrons to an open house from 6 30 to 9 30 p m to view improvements a new cabin kindergarten rest rooms and meet new faculty. About 7000 has been spent on summer improvements free refreshments and a movie at 8 p m. Jack Riddle the new principal formerly of Hurst Bush High teaches 7th 8th grade and leads a staff including Ruth Emery Edith Baker Ruth Sutton Elizabeth Noleen and others as classes 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th. School resumes Tuesday Sept.

Energy Jack Riddle Hurst-Bush High School Ruth Emery Edith Baker Carterville Ruth Sutton Elizabeth Noleen Riddle

Coal mine belt conveyor length listed in miles

A Pennsylvania bituminous coal mine is noted to have a subterranean belt conveyor system 3 miles in length. A separate line notes that milk consumption in the United States today is about 13 percent higher than before.

Pennsylvania Unite States Befor

Constipation Gone Regular as a Clock

An unsolicited testimonial from Mrs. Julia Bowen of Jacksonville Florida praising ALL-BRAN to relieve constipation. The ad suggests a daily ounce of toasty Kellogg's ALL-BRAN with ample fluids and a 10 day trial refund offer from Kellogg's Battle Creek Michigan.

Julia Bowen P.O. Box Jacksonville Fla Kellogg’s Battle Creek Mich

Herman Von Essen Dies in Nebraska Funeral Services Held

Funeral services were held today for Herman Von Essen who died Saturday in Oakland Nebraska. He was the grandfather of Mrs Ivens of Pinckneyville. Rev and Mrs Ivens will return Thursday after the Oakland Evangelical church service.

Herman von Essen Oakland Nebraska Ivens Pinckneyville Evangelical Church

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Eacee RS Fertilizer Company Danville Shnors Indiana Becaus Heckel du Quoin State Fair Murphysboro Junior Chambers Commerce Baptist Book Store Main St Carhbondal Herrin Sacony Toin Jewelry Service Itz Jeweler S. Lungwi Unusus Heen’s South Park Avenue Stayaway Good Housekeeping Kate Greenaway McGinnis Store
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