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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1960

Page

3

Carbondale Man Freed On Bond After Murphysboro Shooting

Police allege Carbondale merchant Joe Reed illegally carried firearms and was intoxicated when shots hit a house and a car early Sunday in Murphysboro. Reed, found in a parked car on North Street, posted $10,000 bond. Investigators traced the incident to a borrowed truck from Pich's Food Market, with bullets struck near 3780.2 mm and a bedroom wall. Ballistics testing will compare recovered slugs to a nickel plated 45 caliber revolver found nearby.

Carbondale Joe Reed Murphysboro Reed William Ridgeway B.L. Venegoni Berra-Venegoni Kinois Ave Murphy'shore Pich's Food Mart Vaneoni Ralph Hardy WE Mois Ave M. P W. H. Pick Carbondale Food Mar Noth St Jim Hiller Hiller Hardy Mark Berra Illinois Ave Tony Rinella N. Sth Sr Joe Sorrell Ilinois Ave Albert Miler Tinois Ave Louise Conrad Rendezvous Miss Conrad W. Adams St Herrin Jean Smith Pick Carbondale Eagles Club Ridgeway

Watch Stolen From Carbondale Church Office

Richard Fears a Southern Illinois University student from Urbana reported a $150 silver watch stolen from the First Baptist Church office in Carbondale between 1 30 and 2 p m Saturday. He had left it there while mimeographing and returned to find it missing. The watch was a Wal tham model with a nut or eagle design on the band.

Ofice Carbondale Richard Fears Southern Illnois University Urbana Pears Student Christian Foundation First Baptist Fears Walthan

Five Burglary Ring Members Sentenced in Union County

Five area men from Murphysboro were sentenced in Union County Circuit Court in Jonesboro for burglary and larceny. Four received five to 20 year terms, while Bill Fielding drew three to 20 years. The men had pleaded guilty after arrests by the Union County Sheriff’s Office in November.

Union County Jonesboro Clarence Wright Vision County Hugh Lamer Lamer Merle Gowin Pomona Eugene Webb Robert Stallman Charles Pipgin Murphysboro Bill Fielding Union County Sheriff's Office

Ozark Office To Be Moved Wednesday

Airline operations shift to the rebuilt Williamson County Airport terminal beginning Wednesday afternoon as Ozark Airline moves from temporary quarters after a June fire and summer expansion. Edna Greenwood runs the restaurant. Ozark occupies an office and various service rooms in the west section. Radios teletypes telephones and beacon gear will be relocated. new waiting room furniture planned.

Williamson County Ozark Edna Greenwood Icket

Carbondale Police Briefs Fine For Speeding Ticket

Carbondale AU Bayat at 401 W College St was fined 20 dollars including costs by Police Magistrate Robert Schwartz on a speeding ticket issued by State Trooper John M Donahue.

Carbondale AU Bayat W. College St Robert Schwartz John M. Donahue

SIU to open bids for nine apartment buildings in SIU Hills

Southern Illinois University will open bids Thursday for construction of nine apartment buildings in the Southern Hills area north of the existing SIU apartments. The project includes 44 one bedroom and 100 two bedroom units as the second phase of the $8.1 million student housing program for 1961-63.

Southern Tlinois University Southern Hills SIU Carbondale Thellinois Central Railroad Thompson Point Campus Lake Charles M. Pulley Mortis Library

Drive promotes Jackson County Mental Hygiene Group

The Jackson County Mental Hygiene Association plans an April membership drive following a meeting of education publicity and membership committees. The drive supports the Jackson County Mental Hygiene Clinic in Murphysboro with memberships at 1 dollar and encouraged donations. A door to door canvass starts in April led by R A Schaef vice president who invites helpers to contact him at 1208 W Schwartz St Carbondale.

Jackson County Mental Hygiene Asociation Association Jackson County Murphysboro R. A. Schaef Schaef W. Schwartz St Carbondale

Vaughn Rites Held for Roscoe Rick Vaughn

Funeral services for Roscoe Rick Vaughn aged 72 of Herrin were held at 2 p.m. today at the George Van Natta Funeral Home. The Rev Ed Williams Energy Baptist Church pastor officiated. Burial followed in Hast Lawn Memorial Gardens. Mr Vaughn died Saturday in Herrin Hospital.

Roscoe Rick" Vaughn Rt. 1 Herrin George van Natta Ed Williams Energy Baptist Church Hast Lawn Memorial Gardens Vaughn Herrin Hospital

Juvenile Charges Dropped in Marion Drinking Case

A 15 year old Marion youth charged with delinquency in connection with a jail disturbance had the cases dropped after it was learned he was only 15. Wayne Lee Malone saw four charges reduced to a juvenile delinquency filing and faced arraignment in Williamson County juvenile court. Malone and 17 year old Jack Zappa were arrested Saturday night. Zappa was fined for intoxication and both cases involved illegal liquor transport and malicious mischief.

Marion Yourl Charles Edwards Wayne Lee Malone Charles Malone Jack Zappa Marion Zappa Justice of the Peace Elmer Farmer Edwards Williamson County John Clayton Joning

Henderson Seeks Re Election as Herrin Mayor

Herrin mayor Fred Henderson announces plans to run for re election in the general election on April 18 1962 while not filing for the February 23 primary He will file a nominating petition for the general election carrying a full slate including city treasurer police magistrate city clerk and an aldermanic candidate from each ward Two other candidates have announced Leaverne Ostarne painters contractor will file January 4 for the primary Primaries are not usually necessary in Herrin due to second filing period allowed.

Herrin Fred Henderson Seach Lward Henderson International Staple and Machine Co Herrin City Prlice Leaverne Ostarne Herrlin

Fire Kills Jefferson County Man

G R Rollinson aged 45 died from asphyxiation in a fire that destroyed his store near Walton road four miles southwest of Mt. Vernon. He was found on the floor near an outside door, a cot nearby. Coroner Dr Ray Hefley said burns were received but death was from asphyxiation. Rollinson left a wife Marvine and two sons Lanny of Chicago and Paul of Annapolis. Services planned at Osborn Funeral Home Kell. No inquest.

G. R. Rollinson Jefferson County Mt. Vernon Rollinson Ray Hefley Walton Road Mt.Vernon Stanton Jones Osborn Funeral Home Kell Marvine Rollinson Lanny Rolinson Chicago Paul Rollinson Annapolis

Wright Heads Williamson County Board of Commissioners

Henry Hank Wright of Herrin was elected chairman for the coming year, succeeding Oscar Harris. The board includes Decil Wright Harris and Cecil Martin of Johnston City, all Democrats. The chairman also serves as liquor commissioner with a $50 monthly salary.

Henry Hank'’ Wright Herrin Williamson County Board of Commissioners Oscar Harris Decil Wright Harris Cecil Martin Johnston City

The Oasis Tavern Theft Stole Pennies in Carbondale

A burglar broke a back door panel at Oasis Tavern on North Washington Avenue Carbondale and pulled a wooden bar from a hook to reach into an open cash drawer, stealing only a few pennies in the early morning, police said.

Carbondale Oasis North Washington Avenue Waynal Booker Booker

Mines Working Tuesday Report Fragment at Burning Star

Mines working Tuesday at several sites including Burning Star No 1 and No 2 and Zeigler complex. scattered reports list Freeman Zeisler Zeisler 3 Orient 3 Old Bens Old Ban 2 with no full details or dates.

Figelcy Burning Star No. L Burning Star No Orient Freeman Zeigler Zeisler

Amateur Bank Robbery Attempt in Murphysboro Fails

An amateur intruder pried open a rear window and entered City National Bank in Murphysboro as staff arrived. He entered the main vault but shelves remained locked. Police, FBI agents and witnesses reported two parked cars, with one fleeing, and fingerprints were collected for analysis. Bank staff scattered the intruder fled before dawn with no money missing.

City National Bank Murphysboro Carl Hardy Carl McCord James Hiller Dean Berger Hiller

Intruder in Bank Vault Escapes After Brief Attempt

Miss Sims told police she saw only the man’s feet as he jumped through a rear window wearing work pants and shoes. He slipped into the vault area and was inside for minutes, opening a cabinet where change racks were kept but not disturbing the paper money stored in separate safes and time vaults.

Hiller Murphysboro Federal Bureau of Investigation Fred Graper Claude Grace Wirdow Carl McCord McCord Rosemary Sims Miss Sims Oly

Injunction Bans Property Sales In Marion Case

An injunction blocks Melvin G Krump and family from selling property while he faces grand larceny charges. W. E. Kim mel and Ruth Kimmel Craig of Kimmel Auto Supply Co. Marion allege Krump stole goods worth 14382 from 1955 to 1960 and transferred Marion property to his parents to hinder recovery.

Marion Williamson County W. E. Kimmel Ruth Kimmel Craig Kimmel Auto Supply Co Melvin G Claudia Krump Emil Elizabeth Krump Harrisburg Melvin Krump Kimmel Krump

Marion Council Delays Meet Over Water Bond Plan

Marion City Council postpones a special meeting to Dec 27 after D M Rutherford of Benjamin Lewis Bond Co seeks time to review city audits. He plans an ordinance authorizing 10000 in revenue bonds to finance a 12 inch water line from the filter plant to the northwest Marion area. The audit firm Gray Hunter Stenn and Go offices were damaged by fire in November, hindering contact. Also on the agenda is appointing a successor to Commissioner Oscar Harris, who resigns Jan 9 to take Williamson County post.

Marion Robert Cooksey D. M. Rutherford Verrion Bennjamin Lewis Bond Co Rutherford Cooksey Gray Hunter Stenn Oscar Harris Wiliamson County

Herrin Bank Sues MAK Stone Co Over Unpaid Loan

Herrin Security Bank files suit against MAK Stone Co and officers Glen and Ida Mae Adams seeking 5000 plus 6 percent interest from October 18 and 40 dollars attorney fees. No payments have been made. quarry near Goreville idle since November. Adams family reportedly vacationing in Mexico with no word of return. Raymond Patrick is MAK vice president.

Herrin Bank MAK Stone Co Mexico Herrin Security Bank Glen Ida Mae Adams Herrin Erms Joe Pat Tick Sr

Alarm At Bradley Cities Services Station

A fire alarm at 4 a m Sunday at 1108 S Court St Marion caused no damage. An worker cleaning a gasoline bucket ignited a flame and sustained minor burns.

Bradley Cities Services S. Court St. Marion Burt

Carbondale Faces Need For Firemen

Carbondale must hire at least three, possibly four more firemen due to growth past 12 000 population. City officials expect no staff increase before May, with a 5 hour work week rule looming. Current seven firefighters, a chief, and an assistant chief would be reorganized to cover two stations with 24 hour shifts. A new fire station and aerial ladder truck are due to open and arrive soon, but no additional hires until the next fiscal year.

Carbondale I Carbondale D. Bisney Miller Hiwden Miller Ctip West Side

Wreck Victims Are Improved In Murphysboro Area

A Friday night two car collision at Walnut and 21st Streets in Murphysboro left A Murphyboro youths Fred Wenmeyer Jr and Sharon Wehmeyer seriously injured with internal trauma and fractures. Both remained in surgery Saturday while Stokes, 18, of Murphysboro, suffered non life threatening injuries and was in fair condition.

A. Murphysboro St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Murphysboro Fred Wen~meyer Jr Sharon Wehymeyer Rt 4 Carbonot Frank Stokes Rt. 2 Walnut 21St Streets Stokes

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