Local Calendar Highlights Southern Illinois Events
Calendar items list bridge clubs and theatre shows across Carbondale Murphysboro and nearby towns. Notable entries include Elks Bridge Club invites, Saluki venue listings, Elvis on Tour performances, Monterey Fife Girl show, West Side Players readings, and Mother of Twins Club meeting with recycling collection details in Jackson County and Carterville.
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Carbondale
Mare
Heat
Liberty
Murphysboro
Elvis
Eprien
Arsity
Jete
Monterey
Cairo
Robert
West Side
Ww. m
Sok
Dale
Southern Hills
Sackson County Yeca
John
Carbondale area boards discuss hires bids and zoning changes
Carbondale High School board considers policy changes and bids for athletic equipment. Resignations noted for Randall Richmond and Thomas L. Phillips at semester end. Freeman Spur board to consult village attorney on zoning. Carbondale Chamber shifts meeting date and outlines budget goals including Ray Lech salary and convention bureau plans.
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Carbondale High School Board Community High School School Board
Randall Richmond
Thomas L. Phillips
Freeman Spur Board
Freeman Spur
Ralph W. Harris
Marion
Oden Lemons
Carbondale Chamber OF Commerce
Cates
Chamber Board of Directors
Ray Lech
Convention Bureau
Eres
Thestion
Cappertt
Ine Unit
Southern Illinois University 2
Cor
Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce
Police report details arrest after high speed chase
A man identified as Kevin P. Shea was arrested after allegedly driving 100 miles per hour between De Soto and Carbondale. He was released on a $50 bond with a notice to appear in circuit court in Murphysboro. The report notes a burglary at Parks Pharmacy in Marion netting $71 in cash and about $3 in merchandise, with over 10,000 tablets of secobarbitol reportedly stolen.
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Carbondale
Jerry R. Meeker
E. College St
Kevin P. Shea
E. Freeman St
de Soto
Murphysboro
Parks Pharmacy
Public Square
Marion
Cari K
Court report from multiple towns lists speeding and loud modifiers fines
Court docket items show Bruce A Williams 17 fined 15 for speeding in Johnston City. F Curtin Sry 74 fined 2. H Flennery 53 fined 25 for speeding in Marion. Richard W Gregory 19 fined 15 for loud modifiers. Normen St Green 9 fined 19 for speeding in Day Quoin. Rieky B Menchowski 14 fined 33 in Hurst. William E Rinella 19 fined 20 in Marien. William E Robinson 37 fined 10 in Piles. James D Short 4 fined 15 for speeding in Frankfort. Mary J Bizzell 0 915 in hurmpysbore.
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Johnston City
Bruce A. Williams
Carbondale
F. Curtin Sry
Marion
H. Flennery
Richard W. Gregory
Normen St. Green
Jewell
Hurst
Rieky
Menchowski
Marien
William E. Rinella
William E. Robinson
Frankfort
James D. Short
Hurmpysbore
Mary J. Bizzell
Deaths Rendleman and others in area funeral notices
Obituary notices list July 1926 deaths and survivors in Nashville Murphysboro and Johnston City. Details include marriages to James McGregor and Olive Essick, burial plans at Lakeview and Murphysboro cemeteries, Rosary services, and funeral home arrangements. Names include Margaret Eastman, James Jr., and Olga Essick among survivors.
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Rendleman
Nashville
James D. McGregor
Funeral Home
Grand jury bound for Ingeneri in 1971 kidnapping case
Mario James Ingeneri, 38, was bound today for grand jury on kidnapping and armed robbery charges after a preliminary hearing. Companion Robert S. Cole, 30, was killed. deputies Davis and Hilliard were wounded in a Sept. 21, 1971 Marion gun battle. Taylor identified Ingeneri. he had pleaded guilty earlier and was ordered back for rehearing. Funeral notices follow for Matt Darnell and other local deaths with service details.
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Mario James Ingeneri
William Lewis Oe
Cesar See
Frank E. Taylor
Epps Motors
Carbondale
Marion
Herman Burnett
Ingeneri
Robert S. Cole
Lewisburg
Tenn
Williamson County
Paul Davis
Richard Hilliard
Taylor
Pirate’s Cove
J. C. Penney
Epps
Burnett
Menard Prison
Correction clarifies Carbondale interns figure
A Thursday headline misstated Carbondale's hiring of four Southern Illinois University interns. Carbondale will employ interns but no hires have occurred and the number remains unspecified. The statement about 455 active world volcanoes is unrelated to local hiring.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Weather Delays Prelim Hearing for Two Chicago Murder Suspects
A morning weather delay in Franklin County postponed a 10 a.m. preliminary hearing for two Chicago men charged with the May 3 murder of a Southern Illinois University student. Attorneys faced travel delays as their plane could not land on time. A November 17 continuation followed by bail setting by Public Defender Fairfield is noted.
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Franklin County
Chicago
Southern Illinois University
Kenneth Stevens
Garland
Fairfield
Auto accidents claim multiple injuries in Thomsonville area
State police report a string of minor injuries from a chain of auto accidents. Fonda Summers, 63, and Mary Miller, 37, of Thomsonville plus Anna Eninas, 3, of West Frankfort were treated at Union Hospital and released. Sherman Summers, 69, of Thompsonville applied brakes as cars stopped on the road. Hattie Belinski, 57, and A Berta Braun, 3, were involved in ensuing incidents with uncertain details.
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Fonda Summers
Mary Miller
Thomsonville
Anna Eninas
West Frankfort
Union Hospital
West F
Sherman Summers
Thompsonville
Aircs
Hattie C. Belinski
Berta MA. Braun
Beth of Een
High School Band Concert Featured in Herrin Sunday Special
Herrin Sunday edition spotlights the Sunday special event featuring the Herrin High School band. Concert details highlight student performances, director notes, and community attendance expectations.
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Herrin High School
Traffic violators listed in county court notes
A garbled list of traffic cases appears with names such as Gerald Emp, Arthur D. Ramsey, Vineon, and George F. along with fines from $15 to $35. Incidents include speeding and failure to yield at various locales like Marion, Herrin, and West Frankfort, with multiple entries referencing right of way violations.
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Con Beker
Marion
Gerald
Rion
Herrin
Vineon
Arthur D. Ramsey
West Frankfort
Charlies & Stoner
George F. Et al
Gibbons
Peintes Catty
Marionida M. Berry
Thomas G. Samples
Northeast Snow Forecast Quietly Deepens
Colder conditions and snow flurries are forecast for the northeast states tonight while the Southeast expects warmer weather. Snow or flurries are predicted from the southern Rockies to the central Plains as a weather front advances.
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Mississippi
Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Area Weather Update With Temperatures Listed
High Thursday reaches 33 degrees with an overnight low of 28. Temperature at 9 am today is 33. Sunrise Saturday is 7 10 and sunset is 4 35. Precipitation from 7 am recorded as Spats and Tom Seay. Sean today at 4 35.
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Spats
Tom Seay
Sean
ROTC Officers Selected At Illinois University
Selected officers from the Air Force ROTC Cadet Corps at Illinois University include Gaither and Ive Ly of Galva. One is a senior majoring in elementary education. Mrs. D. F. Dove of Galva is mentioned in relation to the selection.
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Ively
Air Force
Illinois
Uni
D. F. Dove
Galva
Gaither
Three Held in Race Track Fire Arson Case
Olney officials say three men faced preliminary arson charges after a fire at a stock car track. Philip Hers, 19, along with two others, were ordered held on $10,000 bond each and a trial date was not yet set.
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Olney
Philip Hers
Blair Speaker fight unsettled as Republicans balk
State Rep. Eugene F i Arlington renews pledge to oppose Blair for speaker and back another Republican. Schlickman and Rep. John Hirschfield left the Republican caucus after Blair beat Henry J. Hyde, vowing not to be bound and signaling a scramble to unite the GOP for the powerful Illinois House presidency. Springfield AP.
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Eugene F. i
Arlington
Blair
Illinois
House of Representatives
Schlickman
John Hirschfield
Champaign
Chicago
Henry J. Hyde
Illinois scene mourns two educators in auto crashes
Simeon Elbridge Leland a 75 year old Northwestern University dean emeritus died in a crash on U S Route 36 while en route to visit his daughter Frances Leland a MacMurray College professor. Governor state police reported the car left the road and struck a tree with no other occupants. In Galesburg Joseph C Johnson 42 Alexandria district elementary principal was killed in a separate car crash on U S 34 in Warren County AP report list two fatalities from Illinois roads.
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Jacksonville
Simeon Elbridge Leland
Northwestern University
U. S
Galesburg
Joseph C. Johnson
Alexis
U. S. 34
Warren County
Emergency call ends in arrest at Carbondale jail
Jack Valiant 22 of 505 N Brush St Carbondale was arrested about 1:30 a.m. charged with placing a false emergency call after claiming his wife was about to give birth when no cab was available. Police say he al leged emergency prompted dispatch to use a fire department truck.
Marion Veterans Hospital to host Christmas tree lighting
A. Paul Morris, hospital director, announced the annual Christmas tree lighting at Marion Veterans Hospital today at 4 p.m. The event includes an opening prayer, a short musical concert by hospital groups, and lighting of the tree and displays. Patients will attend and coffee will be served in the lobby after.
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A. Paul Morris
Marion Veterans Hospital
Sai
Marion
Livestock Receipts and Prices From East St Louis Market
Est receipts Monday 7,000 hogs 2,500 cattle 300 sheep. Hog receipts 4,000 head with butchers 50-75 higher and sows steady to 50 higher. US 1-3 hogs 200-230 lb butchers 31.75-32.00 230-250 lb 31.00-31.75. US 1-3 300-350 lb sows 25.00-30.50 350-500 lb 24.00-25.00. 500-600 lb 23.75. Cattle receipts 250 head not enough steers or heifers for test. cows steady to weak. bulls steady. Slaughter steers 109 head yield grade 3-4 35.50. Utility and commercial cows 24.00-26.00 few 26.50. canner 17.50. Utility commercial and veal bulls 30.50-32.00. Choice dealers 48.00-50.00. In 1519 the Aztec capital of
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Cataoa
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Southern Illinois
Southern Illinoisan
Franklin, Benton
Ne RS
Christopher Beo Aeener
Dacyers
Martin, Opel
Benton Gostowski
Sagem
RIN Elks Bridge Club
Fricey, Club
Westown
Gate
Lewis Park Mall
Carterville
Blanche McGregor
Mike Barra
colm-Hollis
Lakeview
Barra
United Mine Workers of America
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Coal City
George
Christina Barra
Rosa
Herb Pavlovic
Eugene Williams
Melrose Park
Marguerite Barra
John Bonicatto
Hibbing
Minn
Mary Cumba
Italy
Olive Essick
Denny and Pettett Funeral Home
Olive Catherine Essick
W. Oak St
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Pomona Township
Jackson County
Peter and
Mary Inman Hagler
Alto Pass
John Elmer Essick
Arphysboro
Winifred Hiller
Moeller Funeral Home
Royalton
Rt. 1
Marcus Haskins
Miners Cemetery
Mr. Hiller
American Beauty Nursing Home
Vetal
Rosie Combs Hiller
James M. Darnell
James M
Matt” Darnell
Christopher
Brayfield Funeral Home
Lesser
Adolph Zwengel
Knight Cemetery
Buckner
Mr. Darnell
W. Helen St
Franklin Hospital
Benton
David
Olive Davis Darnell
Elsie Overturf
Gosnell
Troy Futrell
Benton St
Futrell
Brown Awning Co
Elkville
Lula Toler
Pauline Davis
Mae Wilson
Rural
Ora
Murman and Wilson Funeral Home
Tammie L. Creek
Tammie Louise Creek
Sandwich
Sandwich Memorial Hospital
Miss Creek
Sandwich High School
Rage Run
Jack
Vera Frick Creek
Boulder Hill
Vera Sandwich
Alice Marie Roberts
Aurora
Johnna Lynn Fox
Elsie Creek
Peat
Johnson
Ruth A. Davenport
Mitchell Funeral Home
Ruth Ann Davenport
Rt. 4
Herrin Perk Goerd
Mhoal
Ust
Gent
of Commerce
Frecpnovien
Dean
VA Hospital
East St. Louis Livestock
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