Fourteen Cases Remain On Jackson County Court Docket
Fourteen of the twenty eight cases originally set for Monday in Jackson County Court stay listed on the docket. The remaining eleven have been disposed of by guilty pleas or dropped charges. Cases include charges against Carbondale Hub Dare Inc. and bartender Leon Vlasis for selling liquor to underage SIU students on Sept 15 following the fatal shooting of SIU student John Hunter in Carbondale. Also pending are assault charges against Buddy Goodrich, charges against Ben Adcock for stealing a shotgun, and Buford Mitchell for writing a bad check. Names appear in paternity suits and child abandonment and DWI charges for several residents including Donald Everhart, George Beasley, and Richard Hoyle. Arraignments and pretrial matters proceed Monday with jury trials beginning Dec 13 if not settled. this docket is the first Jackson County Court docket setting since December 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County Court
Carbondale Hub Dare Inc
Leon Vlasis
Hunter
Vassault
Buddy Roger Goodrich
Kanka“thee
Goodrich
Carbondale
Ben Adcock
Elkville
Murphysboro
Buford Mitchell
Chester
Nicholas Schiro
James McIntire
Edward McCutcheon
Robert Griffin Jr
Russell Ford
Richard T. Hoyle
Anna
Gus Stein
Hilltop Tavern
Stein
Murphyshore
Hilltop
John Patterson
Bridge St
Patterson
Raymond Pritchett
Vernon Black
Univ Ave
Pritchett
Ridgeway
Jackson, County Court
Golden Quill Award To Be Presented By Editors Group
Editors' organization will award a Golden Quill to an outstanding weekly editorial writer. President C A Burley, editor of the Menlo Park Recorder, announced Saturday. The prize honors style clarity and force of expression in editorials rather than positions. Entries must be weekly newspaper editorials since July 1, 1960, with a May 1, 1961 deadline. The winning piece will be reprinted in Grass Roots Editor Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Burley
Burley
Menlo Park
Calif
Southern Illinois University
Grass Roots
Santa Visits Village in Carterville Parade Event
Carterville residents greet Santa Claus during his visit to Santa's Village at the former Hayton Theater. Santa arrives in a bright green truck led by Carterville Community High School winners, Free Fair Queen Donna Rice, Homecoming Queen Lois Felts and attendants. Children gather as treats are handed out and a $5 prize is awarded to a Nativity float by Weller Florist. Parade chairman Lacy Lee led the event sponsored by the Carterville Merchant Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Santa Claus
Hayton
Donna Rice
Lois ‘Felts
Santa
Weller Florist Shop
Carterville Merchant Association
Lacy Lee
Inquest Set Monday in Marion Man's Death
An inquest into the traffic death of Claude Hackett of Marion is planned for 7 30 p m Monday at the Williamson County courthouse. The 34 year old office manager died at 4 40 p m Tuesday in Marion Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in a November 28 wreck when his car collided with a coat truck driven by Cleo Hodge of Mounds one mile south of the West Vienna junction on Route 3. Hackett was a partner in local construction firms. Licenses revoked for six area residents include William MO'Donnell Flora John L Millephy Murphysboro Albert W Greiman Chester Kenneth M Tahorn Harrisburg Paul P Dorris Benton and Donald D Morris Murphysboro. Thomas W Moore Cairo suspended. Probationary permits issued to Sam S Cusumano Vernon and Norman M Tucker Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hackett
Mavion
Williamson County
Co.roner
Paul Litton
Hackett
Rt. 3
Charles Stone Co
C.H. and K. Construction Co
H. and
K.I
William M. O'Donnell Flora
John L Mille
Phy
Murphysboro
Albert W Greiman Chester
Kenneth M Tahorn
Harrisburg
Paul P. Dorris Benton
Donald D. Morris Murphyshoro
Thomas W. Moore
Cairo
Sam S. Cusumano
Vernon
Norman M. Tucker
Salem
Ten Thousand Dollar Suit Filed in Williamson Court
A $10,000 lawsuit was filed in Williamson County Circuit Court by Sheriff Glenn Johnson and Dallas officials against C. Raleigh Phil. The case alleges an injury occurred when a vehicle was struck, leaving the plaintiff allegedly permanently disabled. The matter involves James Garrison and notes hospital treatment at Hartford De Paul Hospital in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fii
Johnson County
Glennjday
Wiliamson County
Dallas
James Garrison
Harford de Paul
St. Louis
Irisburg
C. Raleigh
Phil
Goreville
Garrison
Phillips Atiow
Marion
Sheriff's Office
Mine Union Election Set
National and District United Mine Workers of America elections among District 12 in Illinois and District Seven in Williamson Franklin Jefferson and Saline counties choose incumbents and new candidates for board, scale committee, and national officers with several unopposed or contested contests and multiple towns listed.
Former Herrin Man's Invention Now On Market
A blood testing machine for treating heart ailments, developed by former Herrin resident Dr. Alfred W. Richardson and colleagues Clyde W. Runions and Joseph Woods, is now produced commercially. The device, first shown in April 357, measures blood coagulation times and blood make-up to aid treatment and surgery, with a portable form suited for physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Alfred W. Richardson
St. Louis University
Jack G. Bishay
Baylor University Department of Physiology
Dallas Tex
Richardson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seaver-Buyers Inc
Walnut St. Murphysboro, IH
Marion Man
Larea
Williamson
National and District
United Mine Workers of America Union
Joe Shannon
St. 18Th St. Herrin
International Board
Dlinois
Willis E. Taggart
Rt. 4
Canton
Shannon
Curtis Mundell
West Frankfort
Dave Williams
W. Main St. Benton
Franklin
Jefferson
Saline
Williams
Ter Mitchell
Carl Barnes
Davis St
Johnston City
Chester Gossett
E. Oak St
Barnes
Big Three
Washington
Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
W. A. Boyle
Billings
Mont
John Owens
Cambridge
Ohio
Archie \. Woods
Northon
Jessie M. White
Robert ‘Carter
Jenkins, Ky
Pennsylvania
Alster Lamo
Clarksville
William Tokar
Friedens
John Blasic Jr
Parkhill
Walter Black
Revioe
Michael DeCosmo
George Morris Jr
Teller
Black & White Cleaners
Liberty Cleaners
Park Avenue’ Cleaners
Clyde W.runions
Lochgelly
W. Va
Joseph Woods
Scranton
Edward Lazar
Michael Gresko
Elmora
Nick] Drakula
New Salem
Herrin City Hall
Chiropractic
Ralph C. Koons
Orier
Walnut
Murphysboro, Illinois
Aires
Misses and Chiloren
Jig
Alaina
Jonel Swing
Weller Plumbing
W. Main GL
P.S
Jha Bootery
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