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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1961

Page

16

Car Theft Unsolved in Rural Wisconsin Area

A car owned by the late Emma Groom, stolen from her garage after a trade, was found abandoned in the Big Muddy River bottoms between Christopher and Benton. Deputy Harlan Eldridge led volunteers who walked miles to the site. the car was stripped with the motor removed and no living relatives could be located.

Hunter Big Muddy River Bottoms Christopher Benton Emma Groom Franklin County Groom Harlan Eldridge Eldridge

Raymond Dascotte Dies at 62 in Johnston City

Raymond Dascotte 62 of 806 W 4th St Johnston City died Friday at Marion Memorial Hospital after years of ill health. Born Oct 15 1899 in France he lived in Johnston City 40 years retired from Diagraph Bradley. Survived by daughter Joan Fairbanks Johnston City son Donald McHenry sister Mary Rembert Miami Fla brothers Leon Paul Emil Johnston City and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Monday Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City burial Lakeview Cemetery.

Raymond Dascotte 4Th St Johnston City Marion Memorial Hospital Mr. Dascotte France Diagraph-Bradley Industries, Inc Ordill Joan Fairbanks Donald McHenry Mary Rembert Miami, Fla Leon Paul Emil Johnston Cty Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Lakeview Cemetery

Mother of Chester Woman Dies Friday

Mrs Rebecca Meisenberg mother of Mrs Ida Newmark of Chester died in St Louis Friday She also leaves her husband Wolf sons David Kessler of Cairo and Isador Kessler of Houston and another daughter Mrs Blanche Glick of Houston Funeral services will be at 2 p m Sunday at the Rindskopf Chapel St Louis Burial will be in St Louis

Rebecca Meisenberg Ida Newmark Chester St. Louis Meisenberg Wolf David Kessler Cairo Isador Kessler Houston Tex Blanche Glick Rindskopf Chapel

Inmate Riggens Dies at Menard Prison Hospital

Charles Riggens, 73, an inmate at Menard Penitentiary near Chester for almost 45 years, died in the prison hospital Friday. Death was attributed to natural causes. Riggens was received in April 1917 on a life sentence for rape. Funeral services are to be held Monday at the prison, with burial in the cemetery.

Charles “‘Riggens Riggens P.” On

Arlin Jones Dies at 63 in Franklin County

Arlin Jones 63 resident of the Lesser area died Friday night at Franklin Hospital. He was a miner and farmer born February 22 1898 in Franklin County to George W Jones and Alice Bradley Jones. Survived by sisters Mrs Hisse Robinson and Mrs Bertha Beach both of Sesser, with brother Louie and sister Ruth Nueff preceding him. Funeral service 2 pm today at Hazel Dell Church near Sesser, Rev James Hicks officiating. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery Sesser. Friends may call at Bray field Funeral Home Sesser.

Arlin Jones Franklin Hospital Franklin County George W Alice Bradley Jones Hisse!Robinson Bertha Beach Sesser Louie Hazel Dell James Hicks Maple Hill Cemetery Brayfield Funeral Home

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