Deaths and Funerals in Three Illinois Communities
Obituaries report services for Carl Huff 83 of Marion conducted at Mitchell Funeral Home with burial at Rosehill Cemetery. Carl F Morgan 50 of Anna had funeral at Anna Church of Christ. World War II veteran and union member. Kate Dorris 85 of West Frankfort to be laid to rest at Denning Cemetery after services in West Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Morgan
Anna
Anna Church of Christ
John Shelton
Paul Hughey
Mr. Morgan
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Murphysboro
Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union
Francis and
Lovenia Karraker Morgan
Dongola
Mellie Manus
Freda Dillon
Sharon Jones
Roger Jones
Anna Cemetery
Carterville Pioneer Logan Colp dies at 82 in Carterville
Logan N Colp 82 of Rt 2 Carterville son and grandson of local pioneers died about 7 30 pm Monday at Community Hospital Pinckneyville of a heart attack He was a retired fruit grower and farmer born January 5 1891 in Carterville His father John Colp 1849 1920 was a farmer who found coal on his land and started a mine shaft in 1901
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan N. Colp
Rt. 2
Carterville
Community Hospital
Pinckneyville
John Colp
Carterville Township
Mr. Colp
Dora North
Milton Stewart Colp
Williamson County
Funeral services set for Carl Moss at Mitchell Funeral Home
Carl Moss aged 54 of Loretta Nursing Home Shawneetown will be laid to rest at Bethlehem Cemetery after services at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Mitchell Funeral Home Marion conducted by Rev. Ronald Walls. He died Monday at 6 a.m. in the nursing home. Born March 17 1919 in Carbondale to Bert and Maday Moss he leaves three brothers Paul Moss Albert Moss Dan Moss a sister Ruby Yewell and half brother Gene McKinney. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Funeral Home
Marion
Carl Huff
N. Buchanan St
Everett Lynch
Rosehill Cemetery
Huff
Marion Memorial Hospital
Celina
Ohio
Jacob
Christine Bauer Huff
George Huff
Glaesburg
Charles Shearouse
Carbondale
Jackson County
Mr. Shearouse
Korea
College Wesleyan Church
Ind
Springfield
Andrew Jackson
Cora P. Heidt Shearouse
Paul
Russell Bainbridge
Caro van Brachle
Rabun Go
Nelle Crafts
Reba
Holland
Savannah
van Natta Funeral Home
Owen- Weilert Funeral
Murriel Nance
Grace Methodist Church
Grant Memorial Park
van Niatta
Don Herman Minor
State St
Christopher
Murphysboro
Mr. Minor
Isaac
Viola Rea Minor
United Mine Workers of America
First Baptist Church
Franklin County
Mary Johnston
Pearl Pritchett
Don Richard
Minor
William Rea Minor
Lesser
Cleo Dick
Mulkeytown
Gilbert Funeral Home
Chr
Tistopher
Richard Litnce
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Walier
Austria
Hungary
Eastern Orthodox Church
Royalton
Mary
Bernice Wallace
Betty Laster
Zeigler
Thomas
Elmhurst
John
LaGrange
George
Topez
Ariz
Mary Edwards
Phoenix
Carl Moss
Loretta
Shawneetown
Ronald Walls
Bethlehem Cemetery
Moss
Bert
Maday Tucker Moss
Marion Moss
Area Weather Forecast Update
High Monday 93 and overnight low 67. No precipitation from 7 a.m. Monday to 7 a.m. Tuesday. Sunset today 7:38 with sunrise Wednesday at 6:24 and sunset Wednesday at 7:37.
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Sunget
Livestock Receipts and Prices at East St. Louis Market
Estimated receipts Wednesday show 4000 hogs and 500 cattle with hogs at 53.00 to 54.00 for US 1-2 200-230 lb and 50.00 to 51.00 for US 1-3 300-400 lb sows. Boars 46.00-50.00. Cattle receipts around 1000 head with trading slow and uneven. Slaughter cattle and heifers steady, cows steady, bulls mostly steady.
Six double winners in Du Quoin State Fair livestock
Six competitors captured both male and female titles across seven breed categories at the Du Quoin State Fair livestock events. Winners include George Nabolski in milking short-horn cattle, Pam Gady in short-horn cattle, Robert Heggemeier and Clarence Rinckner in Hampshire sheep, E. H. Helms in Cheviots, Eddie Lacey in Ayrshire cattle, Charles Bailey in Chester White pigs, and Curtis Hilbert in all other cattle breeds.
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du Quoin
George Nabolski
Ashley
Pam Gady
Sadorus
Hampshire
Robert Heggemeier
Nashville
Clarence Rinckner
Stewardson
E. H. Helms
Belleville
Ayrshire
Eddie Lacey
Waltonville
Chester
Collision injures woman near Carterville
Karen A. Smith 23 of Downers Grove suffered major injuries in a two vehicle crash west of Carterville at 7:50 p.m. A northbound pickup driven by Frederick L. Phillips Jr. struck the eastbound car driven by Fredericka D. Waddel 30 of Makanda. Waddel was not hurt. Smith was in guarded condition at Doctors Memorial Hospital ICU.
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Carterville
Karen A. Smith
Downers Grove
Doctors Memorial Hospital
Cambria
Fredericka D. Waddel
Makanda
Cambria Road
Frederick L. Phillips Jr
du Quoin
Waddel
Correction reveals Felts survivor and burial details
An obituary corrects Mrs. Margaret Chandler Felts death and survivor list noting son James a medical student at Washington University. It states Felts died Sunday at Barnes Hospital and private graveside rites were held at Rosehill Cemetery Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chandler Felts
James
Washington University
St.Louis
Felts
St. Louis
Barnes Hospital
Rosehill
Marion
Budget concerns cloud Southern Illinois Mental Health Clinic
The Jackson County Community Mental Health Board met two hours in Murphysboro to review the clinic budget for 1974-75. A tentative $87,000 request drew scrutiny. officials aim to rewrite before county submission while other line items for JCWAC and a drug program are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois Mental Health Clinic
Jackson County Community Mental Health Board
Murphysboro
Jackson County
708
Clinic
Tom Wagner
Frank Wilkerson
Wagner
County Board
Douglas Eriksen
JCWAC
State Dept. of Mental Health
Eriksen
Jcowac
Weather Forecast Warns Of Humid Warmth Across Nation
The forecast calls for continued hot and humid conditions with hazy skies across most of the country tonight, except for the East where temperatures may differ. Expect warm weather to persist in the coming hours.
Robber Flees With About 150 Dollars From Carbondale Store
An armed man entered Russell's Grocery at 905 West Cherry Street around 9 30 this morning asked for change. He pulled a gun when the owner opened the cash drawer and fled on foot. Police describe the suspect as a black male about 6 feet tall, 180 pounds, with a short afro and stocky build in his 30s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Cherry St
Carbondale
Rodger Russell
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Kate Dorris
Stone Funeral Home
West Frankfort
W. St. Louis
Otto Brown
Max Samples
Denning Cemetery
Newton
Rachel Clemons Karr
Elmer Dorris
Gene Wells
Arthur
Robert
Pioneer
Don Minor
31St Illinois Infantry
Colp
Oakwood Cemetery
Thomas Mooncotch
Tom” Mooncotch
S. Main St
Herrin Hospital
Mooncatch
East St. Louis Livestock
E. Ziegler
Dittmer, Mo
Bonnie
Ion
Butch Nevious
Marlo’s
W. Franklin
Ill
Pik
Dillinger
United Artsts
Richard Grammer
Rt. 57
Johnston City
Southern Illinoisan
Grammer
Fred Huff
du Quoin State Fair
Hambletonian
Henry de Fiebre
Southern
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Dinger
Warren Oates
Ben Johnson
Panavision
Technicolors
Wurphyssboro
Century
FOX
Roddy McDowall
Ryvicle
K. C
Ceee Eees
Eastwood Drifter
Mid-America Theatres
Rivierz
Iman
Junior Bonner
Patentine & Murphysboro
The
Fubar
Gene Hackman
AL Pacino
Sidecrow
Warner Bros. C
East Gate
the Plank Seafood Nestaurant
Aten Oakes Estates
East Care Mile
Jacke June Merkin Your Hosis
Seafood
Buddy Anderson
Trotters
State Fair
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