Hospital admissions and discharges list across multiple towns
A long hospital note catalogs admitted and discharged patients by name and location across Carbondale Murphysboro Herrin West Frankfort Benton Marion and other towns. The record names patients such as Julie Hunter Maurice Ogur Robert Cook Nellie Davidson and many more with multiple facilities including Herrin Jefferson County and Union County hospitals.
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Carbondale
Hunter
Julie
Murphysboro
Ogur
Maurice Vincent
Celestine
Herrin Cook
Robert Davidson
Jack
Marion Rendieman
Ford
Anna Bundren
Mary
Marion Davidson
Nellie
Anna Fliger
Nancy Batteau
Ted
DeSoto Lemons
Brandon
Marion Brewer
Ed Discharged
Fox
Harvey
Buncombe Kelly
Lillian
du Quoin Johnson
Mildred M
Lexington
Neb
Bianchetta
Tamaron Algee
Anne C. Knox
Patricia
Royalton Mark
Sylvia Whitfield
Lynette
Births listed in six towns include six sons and two daughters
In Carbondale Doctors Memorial Hospital Anna Yancy and David Fligor welcomed a son and a daughter. In Royalton Donald Ticer and his wife celebrated a daughter. In Murphysboro Ronald Taylor and spouse welcomed a son at St Joseph Memorial. In Tamms James Poole and wife welcomed a daughter at St Joseph Memorial. In Tamaroa Peter Rybacki and wife welcomed a son at Pinckneyville Community Hospital.
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Anna
Yancy
Myron
Doctors Memorial Hospital
Carbondale
Fligor
David
Royalton
Ticer
Donald
Herrin Hospital
Murphysboro
Taylor
Ronald
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
TAMMS
Poole
James
Tamaroa
Rybacki
Peter
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
Carbondale and Marion Area School Lunch Menus Updated
The reader digest lists weekly lunch options for Carbondale Elementary, Carbondale Community High, Herrin High, Marion Grade, Marion Junior High, Marion High, and Murphysboro Unit 186 schools. Menu items include chili mac and beef stew, lasagna and spaghetti dishes, sandwiches, fruits, cakes, and desserts with vacation notes for Christmas.
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Carbondale
Carbondale Community High School
Herrin High School
Marion
Marion High School
Murphysboro
Court traffic fines spread across many towns
A court report lists numerous speeding and traffic violation penalties across Johnston City Murphysboro Carbondale Benton Herrin Carterville and other communities. Fines range from 15 to 210 dollars for offenses including speeding running red lights disobeying stop signs and illegal transport of alcohol.
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Rickey D. King
Johnston City
Sandra K. Edwards
Anna
Terry L. Rueffer
Murphysboro
Ida M. Martell
Jean D. Cossitt
David N. Fager
Gorham
Pegoy L. Howard
Carbondale
Carl R. Pritchett
Benton
Jimmy C. Reed
Steeleville
Dale A. Rohlfing
du Quoin
Andrew T. Swayne
Deborah S. Winfry
Carterville
Allen Paul Anderson
Eric L. Rinckner
Jerry D. Baine
Larry J. Bower
Ing
Donald Bridgewater
Steven E. Chapman
Christopher D. Getz
Calvin R. Glenn
Prairie du Rocher
Patrick N. Herzog
Michael C. Ladd
Makanda
Roy L. Metcalf
James C. Richard
Michael R. Williams
Diana L. Yates
Darrell G. Sanders
Grand Tower
Grace E. Elliot
Dennis A. Heape
Mary F. Oliver
James W. Wild
Scott V. Cain
de Soto
Nancy E. Hart
Linda H. Henshel
Harvey R. Sims
Michael B. Bader
Terrence M. Brown
James A. Calhoun
Stanley K. Crowell
James A. Gillooly
Baldwin
James K. Hooks
Steven L. Howell
Judith E. Lee
Diane €. Marsan
Wilma L. Purcell
Debra M. Tipps
Carmi
Melvin R. Vandeloo
Lesser
Victor M. Romani
Gary D. Key
Buckner
Jett C. Irvin
West Frankfort
Harlen E. Burke
Robert Wiggins
Charles K. King
James E. Culver
James Venable
Marion
Mary Jack
Herrin
John M. Mientus
Darrell W. Hicks
Thomas R. Stitt
John F. Heoler
Thompsonville
Caron E. Harris
James L. McNeill
Maxine
Deaths Ezra Akin 69 of Benton area
Ezra Raymond Akin 69 of R R 2 Nashville died Friday at 4 45 p m at McNeal Memorial Hospital Berwyn He was a supervisor of a jockeys room born July 24 1904 in Benton to John Marshall and Edith Johnson Akin married to Katherine Martin Survived by wife a son John Murphysboro a daughter Barbara Sanders Elmhurst three grandchildren a brother Clyde Orange Calif and three sisters Evelyn Hoff man Ontario Doris Wilder Phoenix and Mat Hegler Pinckneyville Funeral set Tuesday at Poulson Funeral Home Benton at 1 p m burial in Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery Benton Friends may call today after 6 p m
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Ezra Raymond Akin
R.R. 2
Nashville
McNeal Memorial Hospital
Berwyn
Benton
John Marshall
Edith Johnson Akin
Katherine Martin
John
Murphysboro
Barbara Sanders
Elmhurst
Clyde
Orange
Calif
Evelyn Hoffman
Ontario
Canada
Doris Wilder
Phoenix
Ariz
Mat Hegler
Pinckneyville
Poulson
Earl Dickey
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Roy Ralph Mitchell
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Clara Hale
Mitchell
Operating Union
Harrisburg
Eagles Aerie No
United States Marines
Georgia Burns
St. Louis
le Roy Mitchell
Lom Poe
Elmer Mitchell
Springfield
Addie Black
Halsey
Percie Overton
Helen Murphy
San Diego
Denny and Pettett
J.J. Knight
Tower Grove
Vergie Emma Wright
R.R. 3
Denmark Area
Marion
Maggie Carter Benedict
Richard Wright
Betty Dunn
Barbara Bolinski
Carolyn Ahlers
Moro
Judy Walters
Vernon
Richard
Denver
Colo
Maurice
David Benedict
Jerald Benedict Peoria
Bertha Rennison
Violet Chapman
Pinckenyville
Madge Hutchison
Percy
Carrie Harrison
Winkle
Beaucoup Baptist Church
Beaucoup Baptist Curch
Vernon Wasson
Mueller Hill
Doerr Schwebel
Viola Mae Whiteside
Pleasant Ridge Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Vienna
Ruby Flora
Carterville
Gladys Taylor
Norma Lea Brumley
Wanda Bailey
James Wright
Peoria
Willard Murrie
Herbert Bierman
Whiteside Cemetery
Aly
Vienna Funeral
Lotta Lints 82 former Carbondale resident dies
Lotta Lints 82 of Carbondale Calif died Saturday at St John Hospital Oxnard She was born Aug 28 1891 in Delta Mo Her husband John Lints died in 1955 Survived by six daughters a son 34 grandchildren 58 great grandchildren Funeral 2 PM Monday Van Natta Funeral Home Carbondale Rev Roy Simpkins officiating Burial Oakland Cemetery Carbondale Friends may call after 5 PM today at the funeral home
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Lotta Lints
Carbondale
St. John Hospital
Oxnard
Calif
Delta
George Kinder
John Lints
Dorothy Collins
Mary Lints
Grants Pass
Ore
Anme McKay
St. Louis
Deloris Lock
Corpus Christy
Tex
Wanda Bird
Witchita Falls
Lois Grammer
Granite City
Bonnie Ellis
Long Beach
Cal
Della S. Rader
Cora
Denver
Colo
Mrs. Rader
St. Genevieve
James
Sarah Holmes Boyd
Jacob Rader
Rockwood
Rader
George
Chester
Paul
Frederick
Wise
Jake B
Detroit
Mich
Dorothy Smith
Lena Griffith
Bothell
Wash
Ann Reisinger
Walla Walla
Vera Miglione
E. Detroit
Martha Dugan
Cole
Arthur Walters
Shelton
Schroeder
H.G. Schroeder
Ebenezer Cemetery
Golda Marie Bond
Bradenton
Fla
Roy
Agnes Gower
K.C. Bond
L.W. Miles
el Paso
Fed P. Bierer
Murphysboro
Funeral services held for Edwin Dierks in Steeleville
Edwin Dierks 75 of Steeleville died Friday after a short illness in Memorial Hospital Chester. Funeral 1 30 p m today at Immanuel Lutheran West Point officiated by Rev Dwight Weber. Survived by son Elmer Ava sister Anna Brockmeyer ten grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Wife and daughter preceded him in death.
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Edwin Dierks
Steeleville
Immanuel Lutheran Church
West Point
Dwight Weber
Dierks
Memorial Hospital
Chester
Jackson County
August
Sophia Salger Dierks
Clara Brockmeyer
Wine Hill
Elmer
Ava
Anna Brockmeyer
Paper boy struck by car in Marion sustains thigh injury
A 14 year old Marion paper boy was treated for a left thigh injury after a car driven by Sharron Short struck him as he rode a bicycle in the 600 block of Carter Street about 6 p.m. Rickey D. Wade of 1207 Garfield St. was the rider and Sharron Short of 605 Carter St. was the driver, police report.
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Marion
Carter Street
Rickey D. Wade
Garfield St
Sharron Short
Carter St
Marion Memorial Hospital
Walter Bettis Dies at 70 in Benton County
Walter Bettis 70 of Benton County died at Franklin County Hospital. Retired coal miner and lifelong resident he was a member of United Mine Workers of America and New Hope Baptist Church. Survived by wife Juanita two sons Bennie and John four daughters Helen Ellen Phillis Nadine a brother and a sister plus 14 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Services 2 PM Monday Mitchell Funeral Home Benton. Burial Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 PM Sunday.
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Tenn
George
Rose Smith
du Quom
Virgil L. Smith
du Quomn
St. Paul Baptist Church
du Quoin
United Mine Workers of America
Maxton
Villa A. Hall
IOOF
Louisa (Garbo) Garboya
N. Ward
Benton
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Besseges
France
Louis
Fredrick Bierne
James Garboya
Denise Wozniak
Eda Swigowski
Martha Montimer
Bertha Towers
Paulin Dobkowski
Masonic & Cold Fellows
Mitchell Funeral
Walter Bettis
Rt. 1
Franklin County Hospital
Franklin County
New Hope Baptist Church
Mr. Bettis
John
Anna Smith Bettis
Juanita McGuire Bettis
Bennie Bettis
Chicago
John Bettis
Logan
Helen Groves
Ellen Edwards
Walter
Phillis Bloom
Nadine Starks
William Bettis
Ewing
Lenna Sweet
Walter Lee
Gary Bettis
Mitchell Funeral Home
Loyd Lasley
Masonic and
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Public Meeting Calendar Information Request
The Southern Illinoisan invites notices of open to the public meetings. Contact the paper to list events and ensure publication in the calendar.
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Southern Illinoisan
Community Recycling and Weekend Events In Southern Illinois
Public services advertise glass recycling in Carbondale at Westown lot near Murdale and Winky's lot, and Cartville near Civic Teen Center. Jars and cans washed, labels removed, and cans flattened. Paper recycling east of Eagles Building. Events include Ananda Marga talk and vegetarian dinner, coin club auction, Anna-Jonesboro concert, SIU stage show I Do I Do, music recitals, and Christmas caroling. Movies shown at local theaters e g Fox Carbondale and Saluki Carbondale.
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Public Services
Carbondale Glass
Westown
Murdale Shopping Center
Winky’s
Lewis Park Mall
Carterville Glass
Civic Teen Center
South Division Street
Eagles
Carbondale
Ananda Marga Yosa Society
W. Elm
Heart OF Egypt
Herrin City Hall
Anna-Jonesboro
Anna-Jonesboro Community High School
the Arts Calipre
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
School of Music
Mark Reinhardt
Jane Paulich
Shryock
SIU C
Monday Public Meetings Across Southern Illinois
A county and city list of public meetings scheduled for Monday across several communities. Officials include city councils boards and commissions in Carbondale Marion Williamson Franklin Randolph and others with times ranging from 7 p.m. to 10 a.m. on the courthouse village halls and union buildings.
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Carbondale
University City
First Baptist Church
W. Main St
DE Soto
Elverado Unit
Elkville
Marion
Presbyterian Church
Union County Board of Commissioners
Jonesboro
Williamson County Board of Commissioners
Cobden
Franklin County Board
Benton
Sparta City Council
W. Broadway
Pacific Northwest Faces Showers and Cold Front
Forecast calls for showers and cold air in the Pacific Northwest. Snow from Canada expected for North Dakota. Central U S remains clear while the Northeast sees snow in the north and rain in the south.
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Pacific Northwest
Canada
North Dakota
Area Weather Summary
High Friday reaches 39 with overnight low 29. At 9 am Saturday the temperature is 34. Precipitation totals 14 inches from Friday 7 am to Saturday 7 am. Today sunset is 4 36 pm. Sunrise Monday is 7 15 am and sunset Monday 4 36 pm.
Correction clarifies center ties and dean’s salary
The Chester Mental Health Center is not affiliated with Menard Prison and operates under the Illinois Department of Mental Health. The salary of Will W. Travellstead as assistant dean of students at Southern Illinois University is corrected to $18 720 from $17 120 reported Friday.
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Chester
Menard Prison
Illinois Security Hospital
Illinois Dept. of Mental Health
Will W. Travelstead
Southern Illinois University
Southern Illinoisan
Fatal head-on crash near Red Bud leaves three dead
State Police identify Loretta Kiesewetter 51, Laura Kettler 77, and Max Thornbrugh 63 as the victims. The 3:10 PM crash on Route 154 near Route 3 in Red Bud involved Thornbrugh crossing the center line into Kiesewetter, both drivers dying at hospitals.
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Red Bud
Loretta M. Kiesewetter
Laura Kettler
Baldwin
Max L. Thornbrugh
St. Louis
St. Clement’s Hospital
Kettler
Rt. 154
Thornbrugh
Kiesewetter
Seven sentenced in drug raid case in Illinois
Seven more defendants from the May 17 Carbondale drug raid were sentenced in Benton federal court. Arthur Glass received five years with six months jail and four and a half years probation. Judy Buckman Johnson and Michael Johnson faced mixed terms of imprisonment and probation. Tony Barbie and Michael Nowak received probation or short terms. Karen Groessman, John Palmer, and Edward Majewski got five years or probation with related terms. Jose Hoyer’s sentencing was postponed. Dennis Jackson faced sentencing later. All must report Jan. 3 to begin transport to prison.
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Southern Illinoisan
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US District Court
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Clinton
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Winnetka
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Wilmette
Steven R. Smith
Long Grove
Jose Hoyer
Venezuela
East St. Louis
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Glass
Poos
Johnson
St. Clair County
Barbie
Novak
Palmer
Majewski
Goessman
U.S. Marshall’s
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Collinsville
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Atlanta
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W. Franklin St
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Rt. 4
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