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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1950

Page

3

Jackson County Considers Grade A Milk Ordinance

Jackson County supervisors tabled a proposed Grade A pasteurized milk ordinance for investigation. A three man committee will hold public meetings to gather views while the health department would inspect milks and punish violators with permit revocation.

Jackson County Murphysboro R. F. Sondag Albert McBride Jesse Klein County Health Department Illinois Department of Public Health Dr. Sondag Sondag Harold Brackett Prairie Farms Creamery Carbondale Brackett Carbondale Creamery Carbondale N Board of Supervisors Gulf Mobile and Ohio Ava Blacktop Road Baskeydell Road Boskeydell Carl Worthen Tuberculosis Sanitorium Board

Bad Weather Cancels Southern Illinois Inc Board Meet

The annual meeting of Southern Illinois Incorporated in Marion is canceled due to weather. The 6:30 p.m. session at the Marion Motel will be rescheduled, with officers to be elected and plans for 1951 activities to be discussed. area chamber presidents are invited.

Board of Directors of Southern Illinois Incorporated Marion Weath N. G. Bitterman

Weather Blocks Chest Plans To Rap on Doors

Winter weather halts a door knocking effort for Carbondale Community Chest set to push the $7 200 goal. With about $6 200 in hand and pledges rising to around $6 500 the drive remains about $700 short. Freeberg asks volunteers to report at 6 30 p m for door calls and assignments over the next days. Four local youth groups Hogan Center Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and Teen Town will receive the funds.

Carbondale Bill Freeberg Drive Chest Drive Freeberg Hogan Center Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Teen Town

Santa to Visit Carbondale Despite Snowy Weather

Santa Claus will visit Carbondale on Saturday at 10 a.m. if weather allows. His headquarters will be a white red house near the Illinois Central depot, with peppermint sticks and a Christmas tree. The event, arranged by the Chamber and Junior Chamber committees led by Bill Davis, runs until 3 p.m. and offers gifts to children under 10.

Santa Claus Illinois Carbondale North Pole Old St. Nick Santa Illinois Central Depot Chamber of Commerce Bill Davis L. I. Browning Richard Snider Fred Madorin

Hospital Notes Holden Hospital Admits and Discharges

Admitted Wednesday are Kathleen Bellamy of Carbondale medical Minnie Kercher of De Soto Kans medical Charles Fanning of Marion medical Mrs Ralph Kemp Marion surgical W H Rix Marion medical Fred Cavaness Grand Tower accident Mrs James Shafter Marion E C Coleman Carbondale surgical Bill Steele Carbondale medical Carl Heern Carbondale medical Arvel Dougherty Anna medical Discharged Wednesday George Gray Carbondale medical Miss Grace Kite Carbondale medical Mrs Kenneth Rushing Makanda surgical

Holden Hospital Kathleen Bellamy Carbondale Minnie Kercher de Soto Kans Charles Fanning Marion Ralph Kemp George Gray Grace Kite Kenneth Rushing Makanda W. H. Rix Fred Cavaness Grand Tower James Shafter E. C. Coleman Surgical Bill Steele Carl Heern Arvel Dougherty Anna

Board Plenary Achieves Quorum Despite Weather Setback

The board held a closing session with 16 of 21 members present against bad weather, surpassing the 11 required for a quorum as registration schedules for elections were tended.

Drivers urged to walk as Carbondale snow prompts caution

City Police Chief Lee Davis urges motorists to avoid travel during the heavy snowfall described as the biggest ever seen in Carbondale. If driving is necessary, use tire chains, check wipers and defroster, ensure headlights work, and park only when essential to prevent obstructions to snowplows and traffic.

Carbondale Lee Davis Davis

Sixty four traffic cases dismissed in Carbondale court

Over April May and June sixty four traffic cases were dismissed after first costs were paid. Magistrate Ragland reported late invoices due to illness. April totals included 142.40 in fines and costs with 90.20 to the city.

Carbondale R. M. Ragland Ragland Justice of W. G. Carter Carter Illinois Central

Southern Illinois Daily Free Press Editorial Notes

The Daily Free Press Carbondale edition lists circulation details and carrier and mail rates. It notes AP exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches and provides subscription pricing.

Southern

Greenville Tornado Sighted Near Route 127 and 40

A local observer recalls seeing a tornado near Greenville around 4 30 PM as he and Joe Vasquez traveled from a Lincoln Farm Bureau meeting. They reported a funnel sweeping a shed a fence and a straw stack and checked the next day to confirm the storm’s center. Lenard Vogt will begin work for the association on the 26th and visit Jackson county on the 27th. The piece also notes pest and weed control tips including Warfin rodenticide, red squill baiting, and brush killers for farm use.

W. C. Anderson Joe Vasquez Vandalia Lincoln Farm Bureau Farm Management Service Greenville Joe Lenard Vogt Fieldman Association Jackson County Wisconsin Search Foundation Sam Thompson Harry Switzer Dean Roy Milwaukee Dean

Armstrong to speak at 4 p.m. at SIU Carbondale

Colonel Paul G. Armstrong state director of selective service will lecture draft eligible students at Southern Illinois University Carbondale in Shryock auditorium. The talk aims to clarify draft status questions and is part of a regional tour including Olney and Marion.

Paul G. Armstrong Selective Service Southern Illinois University Carbondale Shryock Auditorium Armstrong Bob Etheridge Olney Marion

Appreciation Day Draw Thinned by Weather in Carbondale

Crowds thinning due to weather as three year old Charles Robinson draws four tickets to pick a winner. A. D. Hillsman wins 8.60 from a five percent prize out of a 172 treasure chest. Next week chest grows to 205. drawings every Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the band stand in Illinois Central railroad park.

Carbondale Charles Robinson Walkup Street A. D. Hillsman East Green Street W. L. Schafer North Oakland

Former Murphysboro Woman Dies in Indiana

Mrs. A. G. Zelle, formerly of Murphysboro, died at her Elkhart home on Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2:00 p.m. in Elkhart's First Presbyterian Church. She is survived by her husband A. G. Zelle, who once ran a Murphysboro funeral home at 1421 Walnut Street. The Zelles left Murphysboro about 17 years ago.

A. G. Zelle Murphysboro Elkhart Ind First Presbyterian Church Walnut Street Zelle

Lentz to Discuss England Trip at Lions Club Luncheon

E G Lentz professor emeritus of Southern Illinois University will address Carbon dale Lions Club at their Friday luncheon. He will describe his recent visit to England. Hewitt Curitis is the program chairman.

E. G. Lentz Southern Illinois University Carbondale Lions Club Lentz England Hewitt Curti Progam

Council of 100 Meeting Postponed in Carbondale

The annual Coun cil of 100 meeting at Southern Illinois university Carbondale was postponed due to bad weather. No new date is set. Members from 31 southern counties plus SIU representatives will discuss agriculture extension, school reorganizations, and idle land issues affecting schools. President Dr W D Mohlenbrock of Murphysboro chairs.

Council of 100 Southern Illinois University Carbondale Southern Illinois Illinois Eduation Associaton W. D. Mohlenbrock Murphysboro

Announce Low Bid On Little Grassy Dam

Bidding closed at 2 p.m. Wednesday for completing Little Grassy dam in Crab Orchard area. Low bid to be announced within two weeks per Gene Crawford Crab Orchard fish and wildlife manager. Project will involve rip-rapping the earthen dam and $40,000 allotted by the U S Fish and Wildlife service.

Little Grassy Dam Crab Orchard Crab Orchard Fish and Wildlie Gene Crawford U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Fruit Growers To State Meet in Springfield Next Week

A large contingent of Carbondale fruit growers brokers and processors along with agriculture personnel will attend a three day Illinois State Horticultural Society conference in Springfield starting Tuesday at the State Fair grounds. Stewart Chandler associate entomologist and consulting entomologist at SIU will present a paper. The Carbondale Fruit Growers Exchange board and two top officials plan to attend including L L Colvis and C T Jeffries along with numerous members and others from Carbondale and nearby communities.

Carbondale Illinois State Horticultural Society Springfield State Fairgrounds Stewart Chandler Illinois Natural History Survey Southern Illinois University The Carbondale Fruit Growers Exchange L. L. Colvis Murphysboro C. T. Jeffries A. O. Eckert Belleville E. D. McGuire Makanda F. G. Anderson Oscar Curt Olmstead David Foreman Pittsfield Dwight Powell University of Illinois Nelson Cummings Dix Richard Bierman Centralia W. H. Bauman Tunnel Hill C. R. Boland Paris L. A. Floyd Greenville Roy Wienecke Harry Day Growers Sales Service Lowell Tucker Harvey Hartline Lester Lipe C. J. Thomas C. L. Biggs Clyde Arnold M. M. Sower

Houghten to Attend Manufacturers Meet

C T Houghten president of Carbondale Good Luck Glove company will attend the Illinois Manufacturers association annual meeting in Chicago. He will leave Carbondale Sunday night for the Stevens hotel event which will feature Frederick C Crawford of Thompson Products as principal speaker. Over 2000 industrialists from Illinois and the middle west expected.

C. T. Houghten Carbondale Good Luck Glove Company Illinois Manufacturers’ Association Chicago Houghten Association Carbondale Stevens Hotel Frederick C. Crawford Thompson Products, Inc Cleveland Ohio Illinois Middle West

Two male editors propose changes to society page in light of absence

A humorous society column suggests shifting focus from the bride to the groom in engagements and weddings. It lampoons male editors taking over the Free Press edition and includes playful proposals about printing pictures of grooms and sharing personal details.

Southern Illinoisan Free Press Carolyn Shafter

Williamson and Franklin County sales tax receipts detailed

August tax receipts totaled for Williamson and Franklin counties, listing receipts by town and retailer counts. Franklin led West Frankfort, Benton, and CHRISTOPHER totals. Food and automobile categories dominated receipts in both counties with lumber and building groups also significant.

Williamson County Franklin County Marion Herrin Carterville Energy Freeman Spur Hurst Johnston City West Frankfort Benton Christopher Zeigler Williamson Food

Marion Rotary selects Giles for district governor race

The Marion Rotary club announced its choice W S Bill Giles as candidate for district governor at the Olney conference next year. Giles, a past president, heads key committees and will stand in the race after the board and past presidents endorsed the bid.

Marion Rotary Club W. S Bill) Giles Olney Giles Marion Club

Passer By Arouses Four Men On Route 37

A passing motorist found four men in a car stalled on Route 37 four miles north of Johnston City. He woke three with one moving, turned off the idling motor, and drove to West Frankfort to alert police. The men recovered and continued on their way.

Route Johnston City West Frankfort

Grand Jurors Named for Sept Court in Murphysboro

Forty three residents were named to serve on the January term grand jury for the Circuit Court in Murphysboro with a 23 member panel and a 20 person supplemental list. Townships such as Carbonale Murphysboro Elk and Bradley will provide multiple representatives to cover larger populations.

Jackson County Murphysboro Carbondale

Illinois Health Education Appoints John Ellis

John K Ellis of Carbondale has been named Consultant in Health Education for the Illinois State Department of Public Health. He formerly worked as a health educator in the bureau of dental health and holds a Master of Public Health from the University of Michigan. He and his wife and eight month old son live in Springfield.

John K. Ellis Charles E. Ellis Carbondale Illinois State Department of Public Health Ellis State Department Bureau of Dental Health Illinois Civil Service Commission University of Michigan Ann Arbor Cook County Department of Public Health Chicago School of Medicine St. Louis University Southern Illinois University John II Springfield

Aristophanes Works Discussed In Great Books Group

Carbondate's Great Books discussion group meets at 7 30 p m tonight in the public library reading room basement. They will cover Aristophanes three comedies Lysistra the Birds and The Clouds with notes on satire of education and dreamers.

Carbondate Aristophanes

44 City Inspections During November

The report by F. E. Corbit, superintendent of maintenance, water department, to the Carbondale city council notes 44 sewage and plumbing inspections in November. These inspections brought $35.50 to the city treasury.

Carbondale F. E. Corbit Water Department

Fire Damages Small Area in Harrison Home

A fire in a papered living room wall at the W. A. Loy cottage in Harrison, two miles north of Murphysboro, caused little damage at 10 am Thursday. It started from an overheated flue and firemen Clarence Perschbacher and Loyd Moore responded. a fire extinguisher limited water damage. Loy is a mail carrier.

W. A. Loy Harrison Murphysboro Harrison School Clarence Perschbacher Loyd Moore Loy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jackson Board Toup Inty Opinion I. S Snow Lake Murphysboro Boat Dock Inlet Anderson Greenville Storm E. E. Glick Col. Armstrong I. U Lions Club Manufacturers Carolyn Rotary Otto Rath Elkville Ann Kmucha Dowell Robert Vogel Jacob Dewitt Gregory Grover Mifflin Ted Taylor Gorham Daus Jackson Makanda Cato McKinney Harry Stephens Mursphysboro Minnie Jones Clain Hiser Ava Ray Penrod Pomona P. H. Hand Nina Brantley Ray E. Rosenberger Hugh Dixon Mary Ayler Clyde Canada C. L. Dyer William Guetersloh Allen Wright de Sota John Manus Ellville W. H. Walters Charles Vogel Ray Ellet Laverne Jarrett Cora John Levan J. W. Harris Mekanda Charley Stoffel Campbell Hill Logan Pyron W. E. Lepere James Webb Albert Hiser Dorothy Pullis D. J. Woodward Vergennes John Ellis
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