Ann Landers Responds to Readers and a Death Notice
A collection of Ann Landers quips and letters about marriage, aging, and family dynamics. Included is an obituary for Ely Schenk of Vergennes, Iowa, detailing his birth November 10, 1901, survivors, and funeral plans in Murphysboro with burial in Vergennes Par rish Cemetery.
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Ann Landers
Sid
Doris
Paull
Paul
Vergennes
Ely Schenk
Clarinda
Iowa
Municipal
Schenk
Henry
Ellen Davis Schenk
Methodist Church
Wiley Simmons
Oak Lawn
Naomi Schenk
St. Louis
Roxy Lacy
Tilden
Floyd Schenk
Jacksonville
Parrish
He Oak
San Francisco
New York Times Best Seller List Highlights
The list features fiction led by The Salzburg Connection by MacInnes and A Small Town in Germany by le Carré. In non fiction, The Money Game by Adam Smith tops, with Memoirs: Sixty Years on the Firing Line by Krock and Between Parent and Child by Ginott also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salzburg
MacInnes
Germany
LE Carre
Drury
Hailey
Hawley
Couples
Updike
Senator Pearson
True Grit
Partis
Caldwell
First Circle
Solzhenitsyn
Adam Smith
Memoirs
Krock
Ginott
Kramer
Hayes
Lunaverg
Pompton
Baldrige
SIU student Susan Mahoney dies in Carbondale
Susan Kay Mahoney 2 of Normal and SIU English major dies at 5 20 p m Friday in Doctor's Memorial Hospital Carbondale She suffered from cerebral palsy and was a junior affiliated with the Newman Center and St Marys Bloomington Funeral arrangements are handled by Metzler Bloomington and Huffman Carbondale. Two SIU archaeologists presented a survey and excavation program at the Illinois Archaeological Survey meeting in Champaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Kay Mahoney
Normal
Southern Illinois University
Doctor’s Memorial Hospital
Carbondale
Miss Mahoney
SIU
Newman Center
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Bloomington
Grand Rapids
Mich
William and
Betty Woodson Mahoney
Betty Woodson
Letitia Mahoney
Gainesville
Metzler
Huffman
Illinois Archaeological Survey
Champaign
Phil Weigand
Carl Kuttruff
J. Charles Kelley
Commendation Medal Awarded to Vietnam Veteran
Thomas B. Reddington of Carbondale received the U.S. Army Commendation Medal for valor in Vietnam. The reconnaissance sergeant with Company C, 2nd Battalion, 327th Infantry, moved as forward observer near the lead platoon and command post under fire, using two howitzers and mortars to block enemy retreat routes. He is now a civilian student at Southern Illinois University.
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Thomas B. Reddington
Carbondale
Vietnam
327Th Infantry
Reddington
Southern Illinois University
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Ise
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Boren’s
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Intersect
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Carbondale, Ill
Quoin, Ill
Foodliner
Burg, Ill
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Herrin, Ill
Marshall's
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Walnut ST
Franklin
Bailey Lane
Scherrer
Benton, Ill
Shawneetown, Ill
N.Y . Times Best Seller
Susan Mahoney
SIU Archaeologists
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