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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

2

Brothers Get Menard Terms for Robbing a Hitchhiker

Frank Duncan and Lincoln Duncan were found guilty by a Johnson County jury of robbing Rev. Selby F. Maxwell of 85 dollars on September 17. They were sentenced to 12 to 20 years at Menard State Penitentiary. Trial judge C Ross Reynolds denied a post trial retrial request. Defense attorney Kenneth Powless contended the trial was hurried and an objection to cross examination was overruled. The defendants testified during the trial. A motion to dismiss for faulty indictment was also denied.

Johnson County Menard State Penitentiary Frank Duncan Lincoln Duncan Pope County Selby F. Maxwell New York City C. Ross Reynolds Atty Kenneth Powless Marion Duncan Brothers

Murphysboro Soldier Wounded in Viet Nam Ambush

Pfc. David Lavender of Murphysboro was wounded in an ambush near the Cambodian border on November 17 and is recovering at Camp Zama Japan. He previously suffered a foot wound from a Viet Cong booby trap and is expected to be discharged in December. Lavender serves with the Army 1st Airmobile Cavalry Division. his wife Karen plans his transfer to a United States hospital when healing begins.

David Lavender Murphysboro Camp Zama Japan Viet Nam Karen Lavender United States Lavender Army 1St Airmobile Cavalry Division William F. Lavender Rt. 3 Carbondale

Union County Liquor License Transfer Sought

Lawrence Bittle asks Union County Board of Commissioners to transfer his liquor license to Ray Hileman of Jonesboro who intends to buy Bittle's tavern near Jonesboro on Rt. 127. The license transfer request was tabled for advisory review with a Monday decision expected. The board also approved a $100 a month raise for three sheriff's clerks effective Jan. 1, to be allocated by the sheriff.

Lawrence Bittle Douglas St Anna Union County Board of Commissioners Jonesboro Bittle Ray Hileman Market St Rt. 127 Rt. 146 Clemon Johnson Dongola Johnson

Ada Barham 90 Johnston City Woman Dies

Ada Barham 90 of Johnston City died at Herrin Hospital at noon Thursday. Born January 13 1875 to Francis Worsham and wife she was widowed since 1948. She leaves sons Lowell Barham of Kankakee Cletus Barham of Rockwell NM 14 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday Murman and Wilson Johnston City with burial in Barham Cemetery Marion. Visitation after 5 p.m. Saturday.

Ada Barham Johnston City Herrin Hospital Williamson County Francis Worsham Joe Lowell Barham Kankakee Cletus Barham Rockwell N. M First Baptist Church Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Thomas Adams S. M. Foulon Barham Cemetery Marion

Fantasticks at SIU Playhouse Delights With Flaws

The Fantasticks at SIU Playhouse charms with sprightly tunes and strong acting fromAl Erickson Judy Sink Gary Carlson and others but falls short on singing. The review notes a clever two-neighbor plot with a stage within a stage set by Darwin Payne and urges a larger musical ensemble and brighter costumes for depth. Tickets are $1.25 and the show runs through Sunday with another week of performances.

Ben Gelman Southern Illinois University Playhouse SIU al Erickson Judy Sink Gary Carlson Bob Pevitts Paul Ramirez Pam Worley Richard Barton Burt Dikelsky Dikelsky Tom Rosa Michael Hanes Darwin Payne the Fantasticks the Playhouse

Epps Motors Offers Economical Transportation

An old ad touts EPPS MOTORS in Carbon­dale on Highway 13, promising affordable transport and quick service. It teases humorous phrases about life and therapy while inviting readers to visit or call for deals.

Epps Motors Hwy. 13 Carbondale

Local Fines for Driving Infractions Reported

Marion patrol cites Wayne Stanley for driving without an operator license with a 15 dollar fine. West Frankfort records Charley Pol lach fined 26 dollars for speeding.

Marion Wayne Stanley West Frankfort Charley Pollach

Benton Adopts Zoning Ordinance Despite Unset Fees

The Benton zoning ordinance takes effect though the salary for the recently appointed zoning administrator and building fee schedule are not yet set. Fees are expected to be reviewed at the next council meeting Monday. City Atty. Robert Hill says enforcement should not lag.

Benton Robert Hill

Marion Elks Plan Memorial Service Sunday

An annual memorial service for Marion Elks Lodge 800 deceased members will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday Kenneth Powless will be speaker and a high school girls act et will sing. Died since last service are J M Lines Harold Pangborn William Forker William McLaren James Brigham William Burkhart James Hampton Warder Stotlar Clyde Weatherford Reuel Youngblood Howard Chaney Wayman Welborn Thomas Koonce Gordon Goodman Achillas Karathanos Ira Nelson.

Marion Elks Lodge Kenneth Powless J. M. Lines Harold Pangborn William Forker William McLaren James Brigham William Burkhart James Hampton Warder Stotlar Clyde Weatherford Reuel Youngblood Howard Chaney Wayman Welborn Thomas Koonce Gordon Goodman Achilas Karathanos Ira Nelson

Fireproof School Trees State Urges

State fire marshal and Illinois School Safety Code urge flameproofing Christmas trees and decorations in schools. Fire Marshal William J. Cowhey recommends spraying natural trees with borax boric acid and water, favors small trees in classrooms, and advises metal trees with no direct lights elsewhere. Exits must remain unobstructed.

William J. Cowhey Cowbey

Residents urge Goreville to Tunnel Hill interchange plan

Johnson County residents pressed for an interchange at Goreville to Tunnel Hill during a Thursday hearing on the new Interstate 24 project at Vienna. Officials explained effects on roads, proposed relocations, and grade separations while aiming to avoid disrupting the current network. A second Massac County hearing followed in Metropolis.

Johnson County Goreville Tunnel Hill Vienna Frank Mayhall Robert McCormick Carbondale Ohio River Metropolis Brookport Massac Johnson Counties Mayhall McCormick Massac County

Storme Honored For Community Recreation Work

Marion High School principal A. C. Storme receives a special community services award from William Ridinger of SIU recreation department. The Marion Recreation Board and related groups honor Storme for establishing baseball leagues swimming pool operations a basketball program and a Youth Center.

A. C. Storme Marion William Ridinger Southern _ Illinois University community recreation department Marion Recreation Board Unit Two Board of Education Youth Baseball League Teenage Recreation Board and Youth Inc Storme Ridinger Illinois Parks and Recreation Society Teenage Recreation Board

State's Attorneys pick officers for 1968

Franklin County State's Atty Joseph W. Hickman was elected third vice president of the Illinois State's Attorneys' Association for 1968. Michael P. O'Shea Cairo Alexander County State's Attorney was named treasurer. President is Max B. Stewart of Hamilton, state's attorney of Hancock County.

Franklin County Joseph W. Hickman Benton Illinois State’s Attorneys’ Association Michael P. O’shea Cairo Alexander County Max B. Stewart Hamilton Hancock County

Woman Ticketed After Marion Accident

Ursula Richey of 709 N Vicksburg St Marion received a ticket for failure to yield right of way after a Marion crash on Court Street. Her vehicle struck a car driven by Lee Brandon of 500 S 6th St Herrin as she crossed on Boulevard. Both cars suffered extensive damage but no injuries were reported.

Ursula Richey Vicksburg St Marion Lee Brandon S. 6Th St Herrin Court Street

Murphysboro Teacher Grace Robinson Dies at 69

Miss Grace Robinson, 69, longtime Murphysboro teacher of 44 years at Logan Grade and Junior High, dies after a long illness. Born January 7, 1896 in Carbondale, she was a Cen tenary Methodist Church member, past president of Murphysboro BPW, and active in Delta Kappa Gamma, Extension Service, and Farm Bureau. Funeral at Centenary Methodist Church Saturday at 2 p.m. with burial in Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery. friends may visit Meyer Denny Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today and until noon Saturday.

Grace Robinson Murphysboro Jackson County Carbondale George W. and Elizabeth Glenn Robinson Miss Robinson Carl Robinson Joe Robinson Centenary Methodist Church W. Louis Purcell Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery Meyer - Denny Funeral Home

SIU Air Society Hosts Children's Party for 25 Local Kids

The Harper Squadron of the Arnold Air Society at Southern Illinois University will host a party for 25 children from the Southern Illinois Children's Center in Hurst. The event runs 1 to 4 p.m. in Wheeler Hall and features gifts, refreshments, Santa Claus, and a magician.

Harper The Arnold Air Society Southern Illinois University Southern Illinois Children’s Center Hurst Santa Claus Wheeler Hall SIU

Marion Man Named In Theft Charges

Tom Kirkpatrick of Johnston City filed theft charges in Williamson County Circuit Court against Kenneth Harris of Eldorado. Harris allegedly took a portable record player a shaver a toaster a flashlight and a cosmetic case. Judge John Clayton set a $2000 bail and a hearing for December 8.

Williamson County Tom Kirkpatrick Johnston City Kenneth Harris Eldorado Kirkpatrick Harris John Clayton

Johnson County Board Advances Monthly Bills

Johnson County Board of Commissioners met Wednesday and approved monthly bills. County Clerk James Walker said no other business was transacted.

Johnson County Board of Commissioners James Walker

Southern Illinoisan Newspaper Origin and Mailing Details

The Southern Illinoisan is published daily except Saturdays and holidays by 710 North Illinois Street Carbondale and other offices. It succeeds the Carbondale Free Press, Herrin Daily Journal and Murphysboro Independent and uses AP for local news and dispatches.

Southern Illinoisan North Ilinois Corporation West Main Street Carbondale North 16Th Street Herrin South 12Th Street Murphysboro Illinois Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal Murphysboro Independent Associated Press AP News

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