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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1957

Page

13

Tax Multiplier Cuts Possible Stir Debate in State

At a School Problems Commission hearing in Champaign County, officials discussed reducing the state tax multiplier increases proposed by the Revenue Department. Vernon L. Nickell and Gov. Stratton plan a conference to consider gradual boosts, with critics noting that current rises far exceed earlier recommendations and burden local levy levels.

State Department of Revenue William G. Stratton Vernon L. Nickell Stratton Nickell School Problems Commission Commission Lyons Charles W. Clabaugh R-Champaign Clabaugh Revenue Department Department of Revenue David Davis Bloomington

Eagles Initiate 15 In Anniversary Rite At Carbondale

Fifteen new candidates were initiated in mass rites Sunday into Eagles Aerie 2569 Carbondale, as the aerie marked its 11th anniversary. The Herrin ritual team led the ceremony before about 300 members and district officers. National Grand Worthy Conductor E J Korba East St Louis and state officers Worthy President William Houser Olney and Trustee Floyd Crawshaw Carbondale were the principal guests.

Eagles Aerie Carbondale Aerie Herrin Eagles E. J. Korba East St. Louis William Houser Olney Floyd Crawshaw

Mrs. Oakley in Germany with husband on assignment

Deelona Sue Oakley wife of Robert Oakley is in Germany with him where he was promoted to specialist third class. They are not living in Herrin as previously reported. Oakley is serving in Worthen and joined him in June.

Deelona Sue Oakley Robert Oakley Germany Herrin Southern Illinoisan Oakley Worthen Intment Corps

Farm Bureau Names New Jackson County Directors

Shannon Hand from Murphysboro and Kenneth Shannon of Fr. Bluff were elected to the Jackson County Farm Bureau board along with four other directors. Re-elected are Clin ton Heern John Stein Claude Terry Oscar Sickmeyer Harold Kuehn and Valley Childers. Installation is planned for January at Centenary Methodist Church after a 10 a m meeting led by president Kuehn with an invocation by Rev William Boatman and remarks from E V Stadel on conscientious promotion of farm products.

Neth Shannon Claude Terry Oscar Sickmeyer Harold Kuehn Valley Childers Lyle Hand Murphysboro Kenneth Shannon Fr. Bluff Jackson County Farm Bureau Board of Directors Clinton Heern Carbondale John Stein Vergennes Campbell Hill Elksville Kuehn Bureau Centenary Methodist Church William Boat Farm Bureau

Dorothy McMillan Dies in Nebraska Funeral

Mrs Dorothy McMillan a Grand Island native attended Lincoln funeral services She studied in Grand Island Marymount College Salina Kans and belonged to Holy Family Catholic Church Lincoln She is survived by husband A C children Barbara Patrick Shelley Michael Mary and Dorothy two brothers and two sisters

Hallie McMillan Cambria Bob McMillan Herrin Lincoln Neb Dorothy McMillan Williameck

Davis to Attend National Spanish Teachers Meeting

J Cary Davis professor of foreign languages at Southern Illinois University will attend the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese annual meeting in Dallas Texas December 27 28 as a delegate from Illinois chapter of which he is president. Davis recently was named a member of the Association's national membership committee for Illinois.

J. Cary Davis Southern Illinois University American Assn. of Dallas Tex Illinois Davis

Dean Lentz Hospitalized With Fractured Hip

Eli G. Lentz SIU dean emeritus is in satisfactory condition at Doctors Hospital after a fall at his Carbondale home. The 76 year old fractured his hip on stairs around 6 a m Thursday, per daughter Mrs Orwin Pugh. He taught history at SIU from 1914 to 1950 and served as dean of men. He is a former District Governor of Rotary International.

Eli G. Lentz Southern Illinois University Doctors Hospital Lentz College St Carbondale Orwin Pugh SIU Men Rotary International

Missing Marie Ridolph Sparks Widespread Search

Sycamore Illinois December 6 The search for seven year old Marie Ridolph and the unidentified man seen talking with her Tuesday night continues with hundreds of volunteers and 15 FBI agents questioning local residents. Deputies report every home searched as officials hold out hope a local crime explanation will emerge. Detention warrants are issued for three men to be questioned in connection with the case.

Sycamore Marie Ridolph FBI Alfred Diesz Illinois James E. Boyle Boyle William Hindenburg

Anna Mae Demus of Sparta Dies at 48

Anna Mae Demus formerly Smith died at St. Clement's Hospital in Red Bud after birth 1909 in Sparta. Survived by husband William Demus Sr. and children Melvin Anderson Joseph Anderson William Demus Jr. Frank Anderson Loubenia Bes sie Irene Sarah Letha Demus and others. Funeral Sunday 2 p m at New Hope Baptist Church Sparta with burial in Rosedale Cemetery.

Anna Mae Demus Sparta St. Clement's Hospital Red Bud Anna Mae Smith William Demus Sr Melvin Anderson Joseph Anderson William Demus Jr Frank Anderson South Bend Ind Mary Ann Bardo Lille St. James Loubenia Bessie Irene Sarah Letha Demus Lillie Smith New Hope Baptist Church of Walker New Hope Baptist Church G. B. Donaldson Rosedale Cemetery

Na vajos largest tribe in U S with 75000 on NM Arizona

The Na vajos form the largest Native American tribe in the United States with about 75,000 people living on a reservation that spans New Mexico and Arizona.

United States New Mexico Arizona

States urged to take bigger role in shared programs

Washington reports the special committee recommends states assume full responsibility for vocational education and waste treatment facility funding. It proposes states receive 40 percent of the federal local telephone tax to finance new duties, with federal credits in return. Named lawmakers include Rep. Fountain and Rep. Hoffman.

Rep Fountain D-Nc House Hoffman Michigan Eisenhower

Attends State Meet of Highway Officials in Springfield

Frank Parsons and Christopher attended the annual meeting of county superintendents of highways in Springfield last weekend to discuss road program plans and maintenance priorities.

Frank Parsons Christopher Springfield

Former Sparta Resident Dies in Iowa Mishap

Mrs. Patience Viola Walker 62 a former Sparta resident died in Council Bluffs Iowa from injuries in a two car crash while en route to Texas. She leaves husband Rev J Wendell Walker sons William and John daughters Constance Dorothy and five grandchildren. Funeral at First Methodist Church Sparta burial in Marissa Cemetery.

Patience Viola Walker Sparta Council Bluffs Texas Lester Walker Walker Patience Viola Hood William Denver Colo John California Constance French Bartelsville Okla Dorothy Emrich Mt. Holly

Raisins First Mentioned in Bible I Samuel 30 12

The biblical reference notes raisins appearing alongside figs in I Samuel 30 12. It describes a scene where a portion of cake of figs and two clusters of raisins are offered, followed by relief to the eater.

Area Journalism Group to Meet in Missouri

Mason R. Smith a visiting journalism professor from Illinois University will speak at the winter meeting of the Southern Illinois Professional Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi in Ste Genevieve Missouri. Wives are invited to a 630 p m dinner at the Audubon Hotel after a Ste Genevieve area tour arranged by Elmer Donze of KSGM. Rev Leo P Kampman will also speak. Chapter President Thomas J Lee of the Marissa Messenger will preside.

Mason R. Smith Illinois University Southern Illinois Professional Sigma Delta Chi Ste. Genevieve Audubon Hotel Elmer Donze KSGM Leo P. Kampman Thomas J. Lee The Marissa Messenger

Blind a11y chair guidance in tactile assistance

A guidance note suggests using tactile cues when helping a blind person. Offer a chair by guiding with a light touch on the chair back or placing the hand on the chair arm to indicate where the seat is and aid safe seating.

Navy Sanctions Charley Airaghi Scholarship Choice

Charley Airaghi a third class petty officer and son of Mr and Mrs Bob Airaghi of Christopher has been awarded a four year college scholarship by the United States Navy He selected Southern Illinois University and will enroll January 2 to major in chemistry He is a laboratory technician at the Navy hospital in Portsmouth Virginia His wife is a nurse The Airaghis will move to Carbondale this month.

Charley Airaghi Bob Airaghi Earnestine Ave Christopher United States Navy Airaghi Southern Illinois University Navy Hospital Portsmouth

Ulysses S Grant Middle Name Simpson

Historical reference notes Ulysses S Grant’s full name including the middle name Simpson. The assertion reflects the full designation used in some records though commonly cited as Ulysses Simpson Grant.

Ulysses S. Grant Simpson

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