Death of James J. Rendleman Alto Pass bank official
James J. Rendleman 72 of Alto Pass a bank official and founder of the Bald Knob Cross program died Sunday December 9 1979 at Barnes Hospital St. Louis He was a fruit grower owner of Rendleman Orchards and a lifelong member of the Congregational Church He directed and served as president of Farmers State Bank Alto Pass treasurer of the Cross of Peace Foundation and a member of Masonic organizations Scottish Rite and Ainad Shrine Temple He was born September 5 1907 in Alto Pass to Grover C and Iva Venerable Rendleman Survivors include wife Mary Friese daughter Nancy Musick sister Helen Sirles and three grandchildren Funeral services are 2 PM Tuesday at Lutz and Rendleman Funeral Home Alto Pass with burial in Alto Pass Cemetery Friends may call 5 to 8 PM today Memorials to Alto Pass Cemetery Trust Fund Cross of Peace Foundation or charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Rendleman
Alto Pass
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Rendleman
Rendlesman Orchards
Congregational Church
Rendieman
Farmers State Bank
Cross of the Peace Foundation
Murphysboro
Belleville
Ainad Shrine
East St. Louis
Grover C
Iva
Bendieman
Mary Friese
Nancy Musick
Mount Vernon
Helen Sirles
Lutz and Rendleman Funeral Home
Pauline Hobbs
Pinckneyville
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
Hobbs
First United Methodist Church
John
Florence Kuhnert Margenthaler
Wiley Hobbs
Margaret Gladson
Pekin
June Gabelman
Westerville
Ohio
Doris Koerner
Charles
Russell Margenthaler
Mueller Hill Cemetery
Pyatt Funeral Home
Marie Smith
Route 2
Benton
Franklin Hospital
Hobbs-Johnson Funeral
Masonic and Odd Fellows
William L
Eddie) DeLoach
N. Johnson St
Marion
Marion Memorial Hospital
Flat River
John Edward
Maude Alice Roach Opie
William DeLoach
Jackie Rodich
Benjamin Rodich
George A. Killman
S. Granger St
Harrisburg
Doctors Hospital
Saline County
James
Emma Wallace Killman
Pearl Epperheimer
Electric Energy Inc
Joppa
Dorrisville
Earl Killman
Metropolis
James Killman
Joliet
Jane Crank
George Aldridge
Helen Stump
Mabel Strickland
Margaret Chruia
Detroit
Mich
Grace Moffett
Lula Leeke
Betty Leverett
Everett Killman
Johnston City
Gaskins Funeral Home
Spring Valley Cemetery
Edith May Lawrence
N. Cunningham St
Williamson County
Nathan
Missouri Roonce
Henry Almaroad
Esco Tanner
Lester Lawrence
Lauriston C Marshall dies former SIUC physics professor
Lauriston C Marshall 77 visiting professor of physics at Southern Illinois University Carbondale from 1967 to 1973 died November 9 1979 in Gualala California. Death attributed to a stroke. He helped postulate the oxygen concentration theory of earth evolution with Lloyd Berkener. He taught at UC Berkeley MIT Radiation Lab and UC Berkeley Lawrence Lab. Survivors include wife Lucie Sewell daughters Clarice and Katherine and son Lauriston Jr.
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Lauriston C. Marshall
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Gualala
Calif
SIUC
University of California
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Radiation Laboratory
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Berkeley
Southwest Center
Mr. Marshall
Lloyd Berkener
Ternational Geophysical Year
Marshall
Canton
China
Park College
Parkville
University of California At
Obituary notices for Waterbury Hobbs and four others
Several local obituaries are listed from Dec 1979 including Dr David A Waterbury 62 of Marion died at home. Pauline Hobbs 69 of Pinckneyville died at Pinckneyville Community Hospital. Annie McAnelly 100 of Lansing formerly Marion and Marie Smith 76 of Benton passings noted with service details. Funeral arrangements pending for Wallace Moore 74 of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Auer Waterbury
Bentley St
Marion
Neal
du Quoin
Perry County Area
Wallace Moore
Chicago
Mount Sinai Hospital
Elizabethtown Youth Dies in Hardin County Crash
An Elizabethtown youth, Joseph O. Clanton aged 15, was killed when a car driven by Jeffrey A. Ledbetter 17 left Illinois 34, entered a ditch and burned four miles north of Illinois 146. Passenger Michael V. Pinnergar 14 was injured. both others were treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Hardin County
Illinois
Joseph O. Clanton
Jeffrey A. Ledbetter
Illinois 146
Ledbetter
Michael V. Pinnergar
Hardin County Hospital
Rossclare
Obituaries: Multiple Marion area deaths December 1979
A string of death notices from Marion area with obituaries for Mrs. Eddie DeLoach 72, Harrisburg resident George Killman 84, Lavada Mydler 78, Vivian Gerhardt 69, Edith May Lawrence 79 and related service details. Burials planned in Maplewood Sunset Memorial Park Herrin City Cemetery and other local plots. Survivors include spouses children grandchildren and siblings with funeral arrangements announced by local funeral homes and churches.
Marion man dies. multiple funeral notices follow
Norman E Hodge 87 of 1000 S Market St Marion died 10 45 p m Saturday December 8 1979 in the Herrin He born March 14 1893 in Johnson County to Eli and Lavina Godwin Hodge married Ada Wall July 3 1915 in Union County He owned Hodge Grocery in Marion and was a New Life Fellowship member Surviving wife son Eugene Hodge Marion 14 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren brother Raymond Hodge Princeton Funeral services 10 30 a m Other notices include Ira Fay Cane 51 Fort Wayne Ind formerly Steeleville died in a Fort Wayne car crash survivors listed Cora Robbins 99 Lesser died December 9 1979 at her daughter’s Scheller home burial Maple Hill Cemetery Scheller Graveside services Phyllis Spafford 48 Anna died December 7 1979 Oak Park to Harold and Mathida Spafford survivors Nanci Shellhammer Linda Wojtas Mathilda Urban The Lutz Rendleman Funeral Home Anna handled arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton Hamilton
S. 8Th St
Herrin
Herrin Hospital
Hamilton
Norge
New Columbia
Clifford Hamilton
Phillip Hamilton
Marion
van Natta
Herrin City Cemetery
Funeral
Norman E. Hodge
S. Market St
Johnson County
Eli and
Lavina Godwin Hodge
Ada Wall
Union County
Hodge
New Life Fellowship
Eugene Hodge
Raymond Hodge
Princeton
Wilson Funeral Home
Maplewood Cemetery
Ira Fay Cane
Fort Wayne
Ind
Steeleville
Harper
Ft. Wayne
Cane
American Legion
Gresham
Neb
Forrest
Gezell Cane
Alma Brandon
Rusty
Hollywood
Fia
Lonnie
Russell
Rex
Niantic
Conn
Vernon
Frank
Sparta
Lorraine Behnken
Percy
Scylemay Hille
Walsh
Cora Robbins
Lesser
Scheller
Mrs. Robbins
Clay County
Palace
Sarah King Moore
John Henry
Vera Falk
du Quoin
Velma Loyd
Wilbur
Orient
Virgil
Robert
Brayfield Funeral Home
Sesser
Maple Hill Cemetery
Phyllis Spafford
Anna
Anna Cemetery
Miss Spafford
Union County Hospital
She
Oak Park
Harold and
Mathida Madsen Spafford
Nanci Shellhammer
San Diego
Calif
Linda Wojtas
Forest Park
Mathida Urban
Denver
Colo
Burlison and Gallimore Death Notices Open December 1979
John F Burlison 89 of Goreville funeral at Whitney Chapel Goreville burial Mount Hebron Cemetery he died December 8 1979 at Marion Memorial Hospital Alta Gallimore 86 of Carbondale funeral arrangements at Meredith Funeral Home Carbondale died December 10 1979 at Memorial Hospital Carbondale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Burlison
Goreville
Whitney Funeral Chapel
Mount Hebron
Burlison
Marion Memorial Hospital
Meredith Funeral Home
Carbondale
Alta Gallimore
Gallimore
Memorial Hospital
Hospital Notes Union County Admits and Discharges Detailed
A long hospital notes list records admissions and discharges across Union County and surrounding towns including Anna Franklin Carbondale Herrin Marion Mount Vernon and others. It names patients admitted such as Nora Dobrey Jess Hale Julia Richardson Charles Trexler Ada Brooks Ollie Claus Mary Diene Moore Myer Younger Veronica Akin and many more with numerous discharges listed for Thelma Brown Rita Odile Reed and others across facilities in Carbondale Herrin Du Quoin and Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Anna
Dobrey
Nora
Mounds Hale
Jess Richardson
Julia
Camden Trexler
Charles
Alto Pass
Brown
Thelma
Jonesboro
Franklin
Benton
Brooks
Ada
Macedonia Long
Ollie Claus
Mary
Diene Moore
George Younger
Veronica
Akin Carlisle
Lavele
Thompsonville
Piercy
Emily
Christopher Dobbs
John Discharged
Odile
Rita Reed
Alta Stevenson
McLeansboro
Fleming
Walter Steiner
Mitchell
Joe Crnokrak
Norma
Buckner Dunbar
Sarah
Cobden Morrison
Kathleen Robertson
Rebecca
M Tedrow
Carol Turner
Beulah Starko
Mich Mulkeytown
Hannum
Percy
Cobden Adams
Mabel Jacko
Pamela Deming
Cyrus Netols
Brian Davenport
Springfield Smith
Mary Selma
Ruby
Zeigler
Jones
Eva
Herrin Griffin
Ralph
Marion Beckenbach
Janice Cody
Donna McClain
Roy Kennedy
Fay
Rockno Sebo
Pamela Hine
Silas
Murphysboro Wuest
Josef Murphysboro
Olivia Sunderlik
Teresa
Royalton Shields
Gail
Baby Sidwell
John
Benton Burk
Anna Bettis
Agnes
Benton Miller
Robert
Makand Taylor
Beth Ann
Ailin Snow
Cletis
Mount Ver Mitchell
Lys
Christopher Mandar
Abdul Patchett
Vivian
Marion Alcorn
Deborah
Herrin Yates
Diana
Herrin Hurley
Heather
Makanda Crowers
Pamela Baine
Jessie Varsolona
Lois
Johnston City
Gubbe
Peter
Carbondate Ritter
Ronald
du Quoin
Weather forecast and temperatures across regions
Warmer conditions expected until Tuesday from the northern Rockies to the Great Lakes and across the Plains. An East region warm spell with the exception of New England, Pacific coast remains seasonable. Sundays high reached 51 with a low of 24 between 7 a.m. Sunday and today, 9 a.m. 47, no precipitation. Sunset today 4:26 p.m. sunrise Tuesday 7:02 a.m. and sunset Tuesday 4:26 p.m.
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Rockies
Great Lakes
Plains States
East
New England
Pacific Coast
Kay Pace Piano Recital at Shryock Auditorium
Kay Pace gives an 8 p.m. Wednesday piano recital at Shryock Auditorium on the Southern Illinois University Carbondale campus. Sponsored by the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Pace lists Mozart Rachmaninoff Chopin and Liszt among selections. The program is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Pace
Shryock
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Ms. Pace
Mozart
Rachmaninoff
Chopin
Liszt
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Alto Pass Cemetery
David Waterbury
Annie McAnelly
Lansing
John G
Mary Smith Kehrer
James McAnelly
Clara Emery
Lela M. Eyestone
Gladys McAnelly
Bradenton
Fla
Elizabeth Shaver
Great Falls
Lavada B. Mydler
Kringer-Searby
Tamaroa
Sunset Memorial Park
Friends Mna
Soley
Mydler
Vivian Gerhardt
Johnson Funeral Home
S. Park
Herrin City
Gerhardt
Sohn’s
Kay’s
Herrin First Baptist Church
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Marsh
Etta Odom Stone
William A. Gerhardt
Wilma Pearce
San Fernando
Jewel Wray
Carmen Rulfs
Houston
Texas
Maurine Logan
Paul Stone
Rock Island
Estell
Betty
Clara Clark
Joanne
Ellis Grove O'Connell
Flossie
Morrison
Keith
Memorial Hospital of Carbondale
O’dell
Edward
Memorial Hospital of
Kerley
Richard
Kopsheber
David
Margenthaler
Raymond
Miera
Leroy
Kuberski
Jim
Marshall Browning Hospital
Royalton
Robertson
William
Marshall Browning Browning Hospital
Lynda
Marshall Browning
Per Quoin
Robin
Royalton Schwinn
Cora Baxter
Blanche Bucks
William Kuberski
Roxanne
Smiley
Jessie Walters
Herman Carter
Vernon Simmons
Gayle
Moua Vernon
Luttreil
Cecil Evrary
Vergie
Pittsburg
McFadin
Leota
Carterville
Burke
Margaret Browning
Catherine
Mulkeytown Baker
Lillian Bartosik
Darelene
Marion Motsinger
George
Auskeytown
Ozella
Jerry
Pollack
Ernest Smith
Doris Vinson
Nancy
Vienna Dunning
Frankie
Cambria
Brandon
Arthur Richardson
Emanuel
Coip Burnett
Vicki
Johnston Ity Earl
Sherytin
West Frankfort
Anantachai
Supreeta
Aby Harper
Sherry
Johnston Ity Mitchell
Ada Belcher
Earl Sweet
Joyce
Marion Boliman
Sharon
Hurst
ST. Joseph Memorial
Baskin
William Ebersohi
Ava Clapp
Robert Huffman
Paul Boucher
Valerie Dickholtz
Heidi Johnson
Edwin Wells
Lenora
Neace
Donald Burke
Samuel Worthen
Carl Freeman
Charities
Arbeiter
Benjamin
Gorham
Cry
Alfred Brush
Hazel
Davis
Clarence Howie
Wanda
Carterville Mann
Leo Kiehna
Henry Berry
Shannon Presswood
Anna Anderson
Rube
Lucas
Alberta Higgins
Bobby Bielicki
Ruth Doctors
Harrisburg Taylor
Lucille
Cutler
Stewart
Patricia
Son
Enright
Beulah
Tilden Hall
Wanda Kehrer
Steve
Baldwin Hayden
Linda Harrod
Donald Waide
Krista Clanton
Karen Rose
Vernella Howard
Jonelll Polley
Donna Miller
Joyce Logsdon
Eva Anderson
Carman Stafford
Lorie Eldridge
Pearl Reynolds
Judith Simmons
Paul Wallace
Gussie
Washington County
Nashville
Cox
Becky
Lesser Schwengel
Okanville Brown
Pamela
Lawrenteville
Adele
Noaa US
Peabody Conservatory
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