Milton Berle to Head Labor Day Du Quoin Fair Stage
Milton Berle headlines the Du Quoin State Fair Labor Day night show with a star lineup including Delage and Shirley, Lil Ann Carroll, Leonard Sues, Fatso Marco, Son and Sonny, The Mountaineers, Sid Gary, and others. The event runs five days with races, motorsport events, and a grandstand revue featuring Margaret Whiting and Joe Carr.
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Grubb SIHSPA Director to Host High School Press Convention
Southern Illinois University will host the Southern Illinois High School Press Association convention on Sept. 26 27. Donald R Grubb SIHSPA director and acting chairman of the journalism department says invitations go to all high schools in 31 southern Illinois counties. The two day program expands with more panel discussions and sessions begin at noon Friday with meetings at SIU School of Journalism.
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Little Red School Pioneers Gather at Reunion
Pupils from the Little Red School near Mt. Dana Church held their annual reunion at the Cottage Home Church south of Carterville. Williamson County residents and visitors from out of state reflected on life in the late 1800s and early 1900s, with descendants of the Smith, Jones, Radford Patrick, Ervin, Bradshaw, Bain Darmron, Clark, Mann, Davie, Greer, Skinner and Brandon families listed among attendees.
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Greer
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August Gun Layaway and Firearm Accessories
A shopper notice lists items including an August gun layaway for $2 with payment to Sept. 15, a complete line of Western field and national guns, a sun laminated rubber item, a regular 1.89 sweatshirt, socks at 2 for 88 cents, a cleaning kit for .22 cal at 1.88, a 3 piece aluminum cleaning rod set, and a gun cover all in a single miscellaneous sale lineup.
Pinckneyville Man Frances Suchomski Dies After Illness
Alexander Frances Suchomski 24 of Pinckneyville died Wednesday after four months illness. Born April 6, 1928 he was an electrician and son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Suchomski. Funeral services were at Todd's Mill church with burial at St Mary Magdalene Cemetery. Robert N. Smith Funeral Home arranged the services. Johnston City resident Gambill, a tractor-scraper operation course graduate from Army Engineer School at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri entered the Army in February 1952 and previously farmed.
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Johnston City
Army Engineer Specialist School
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Army School
James D. Gambill
Cayn Gambil
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