Obituary notices from Illinois towns recall many lives
A long obituary notice batch lists Neema D. McDonald 77 of Pekin and others from Chester Marion Chester West Frankfort Herrin Du Quoin and Christopher. It covers funeral plans burial places dates and surviving relatives including children spouses and siblings.
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Neema D. McDonald
Pekin
Welge Funeral Home
Chester
Rotary gifts first to Herrin deputy wounded in gun battle
Herrin Williamson County deputy sheriff Paul W. Davis 33 received the first $100 gift from a new Herrin Rotary Club community service fund. Davis was injured Sept 21 in a gun battle that left one suspect dead and has remained in Herrin Hospital for 78 days in traction for a broken hip caused by a bullet. He is expected home before Christmas, with four to six months on crutches ahead.
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Paul W. Davis
Williamson County
Herrin
Malcolm Zwick
Davis
Rev. Souders
Rotary
Marion chamber adopts special events rules for groups
A Marion Chamber of Commerce special events committee approves guidelines to assist groups with worthwhile community projects. No fee to groups, but the chamber may control booth rentals and concession areas. Nominal booth and concession fees will fund the chamber's industrial park site debt. Committee members are William Bowlby Lynn Zech Milt Witt James Hargraves Richard Darby Larry Watts and Jack Davidson.
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Marion Chamber of Company
Monay
William Bowlby
Lynn Zech
Milt Witt
James Hargraves
Richard Darby
Larry Watts
Jack Davidson
Three area junior colleges receive state funds
Three area junior colleges Logan College Carterville Shawnee College and Rend Lake College shared state apportionments totaling 1 283 043 for 1970 71 with Rend Lake receiving 416 919 Logan 539 074 and Shawnee 327 050 The payments were issued in summer 1970 fall 1970 winter 1971 and spring 1971 and the total reflects the fiscal year's disbursement.
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William G. Matlack
Illinois Junior College Board
John A. Logan
IPIRG probes fat content in Carbondale ground beef
A survey by IPIRG at eight Carbondale groceries found two stores exceeding the 30 percent fat limit. Kelleys Big Star and Russell’s yielded 32.5 and 34.5 percent fat, respectively, prompting complaints to state health and agriculture officials.
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Michelle S. Klaus
Southern Ilinoisan
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University-based
Illinois Public Interest Research Group
IPIRG
Kroger’s
Mardale
Kelley’s
Big Star
Penney’s
Boren’s
IGA
West Main Street
Lewis Park Mall
Russell’s
West Cherry Street
Eckert’s
Westown
A and P
I-Pirg
John Peterson
Linda Anderson
SIU
Hobart
Department of Food and Nutrition
IPIAG
Anderson
The
State Dept. of Public Health, Food and Drug Division
State Dept. of Agriculture
Springfield
Boren
IGA West
Richard Kelley
Chuck
Kelley
William A. Grills
State Public Health Department
Division of Food and Drugs
Public hearings on Carbondale goals draw modest turnout
Sixteen citizens testified at the fourth public hearing on goals for Carbondale. The Goals for Carbondale Steering Committee will hear more comments at 7 30 p m Thursday in Room 140B of the SIU Home Economics Building. Basil Hedrick cited public apathy as a concern as the panel begins to sift testimony for areas to set goals in. Notable speakers included Woodson Fishhback of the First United Methodist Church urging focus on relationships and city unity, Catherine Martinsek for PTA safety needs, Bonnie Nowakowski on medical care and drug education, Dr Roy Phillip on health care future, Bonnie Slocum for planting and infrastructure, and Linda MacLachlan on traffic and zoning. The session was recorded by Don Monty.
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Carbondale
Goals For
SIU
Basil Hedrick
Goals Committee
Woodson Fishhback
First United Methodist Church
Catherine Martinsek
PTA Council
Bonnie Nowakowski
Beta Sigma Phi
Roy Phillip
Bonnie Slocum
Council of Garden Clubs
Linda MacLachlan
Hillcrest Dr
Don Monty
Goals
County establishes petty cash funds for Williamson offices
Williamson County board on Monday set petty cash limits to cover small office needs. The clerk may use up to 5000, sheriff 500, states’ attorney 150, and various other offices 30 each. Clerk’s stamps costs noted at 800 to 900 monthly, with occasional million dollar transactions.
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Williamson
Highway Department
William J. Sinks
Sinks
Barney Boren
Illinois Department of Revenue
Correction Corrects Ellen Svee Spelling for Local Teacher
A Tuesday story on November 23 corrected the spelling of Ellen Svee, a teacher at Anna-Jonesboro High School, ensuring accurate attribution in the local report.
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Ellen Svee
Anna-Jonesboro High School
Fathers and boys chance to run a newspaper route
The piece extols fathers for teaching independence and work ethic through newspaper routes. It promotes the opportunity for boys aged 12 and older to manage a delivery route, requiring about an hour daily, and urges readers to request information by mail.
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W. Arnold Ranta
St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery
Wine Hill
Donald McDonald
Harold McDonald
St. Louis
Roy Besancenez
U.S. Navy
Ray Besancenez
Verna Rathert
Lulu Kipp
Mayme Riecman
Everett Atwood
Marion
Everett “Tut
Jimmy Mandrell
Ray Adams
Mitchell Funeral Home
Wallace Curlee
Maplewood Cemetery
Irving B. Douglas
Schroeder
Howard Bailey
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Douglas
Memorial Hospital
John J
Isabella Adams Douglas
Blanche Wright
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Evanson
Ruth Whithrow Evanson
Cheyenne
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Harrison Cemetery
A. W. Edwards
Russell Funeral
Evanson
Elmer Whithrow
Stanley
Dolly Mae Jones
Chicago
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East Peoria
Darlene Barnett
Miss Williams
Mollie Williams
Sesser
David Myers
East Fork
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Lesser
Rest Haven
Benton
Franklin County
Thomas
Ann Crisp Williams
Clara O. Heumann
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Doctor’s Memorial Hospital
Maxton Funeral Home
Eva Wharry
Shawneetown
Jiles
Minerva Womack Lackman
Thompsonville
Union Freewill Baptist Church
Ezra Rogers
Dave Lackland
Metropolis
Reedy
Curt Rogers
Kenneth McClerran
Mt. Zion
Cancer Fund
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Mattingly
Energy
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Oakwood
Carterville
Johnson’s
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Charles E. “Maj’ Anderson
Villa R. Carlile
Union Hospital
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Carlile
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Margaret Alice Stilley
Harris
Mary Jackson
Centralia
Ruth East
Thompsonville Baptist Church
Seaman Irby
Jerry Pyle
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Thompsone
Samuel Davis
Samuel Bert Davis
E. Franklin Sr
Marshall Browning Hospital
United Mine Workers
Pleasant Grove
Will
Belle Thompson Davis
Flossie Hardin
Neal Memorial Chapel
Fred Bishop
Sunset Memorial Park
E. E. Souders
Paul Davis
Southern
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Lowell L. Hartwell
Elgin
Bergan-Miller Colonial
Hartwell Motors
Sherman Hospital
River Valley Memorial Gardens
Dundee
Flodene
James Montalbanop
Raymond Johnson
Carpentersville
Laura Gosnell
Gwendol Hartwell
Ella M. Becker
Ballentine St
Marshall Browning
Larry B. O’dell
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Benton Municipal Airport Board
John A. Logan College Board
Anna City Council
Alto Pass
Marion Junior High
Hillcrest Duplicate
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