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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1952

Page

10

Hospital and patient admissions listed across towns

A long list of admitted and discharged patients from Herrin Carbondale Metropolis and Marion areas. Names include Lerner Merideth John Fuler, Ward Nance and many others with ages and towns such as Herrin Carbondale Marion Zeigler Du Quoin. The notices cover doctors and wards at multiple hospitals and small town patients.

Carbondale Lerner Merideth Surgical Fuler John Ward Mrs. Nance Cambria May Charles Carbondal Crowell Myles DeSoto Rrezor James Hurst Chapman Randall Marion Coz Brownfield McNeely Herrin Watson Rose Roberts Jessie West Frankfort Popham Bavier Sadie Zeigler Dillard Edward Colp Booten Creal Springs Stevie Primm Isom Profitt Sarah Marshall Ira O Carterville Emery Delbert Holden Hospital Hughes Francis King Lester Metropolis Krueger Lloyd Metropolis Doctors Hospital Steeleville Alms Olin St. Louis Dorothy Troue Mueller Waterloo Red Bud Hospital Nora Wittenborn

Deaths and notices across Herrin and nearby towns

Deaths include William Thomas Herrin 73 at Herrin Hospital and Ethel Cora Harland 70 at home with services at Storme and First Methodist, burial Herrin City Cemetery. Other notices list Pete Morber 55 at St Andrew’s Hospital, Wieard Schauerte in Murphysboro, Clara Pendleton in Tilden, B C Bellamy 77 in Vienna, and bids for Crab Orchard Water District with February 2 1953 claim date for Emma Habermehl estate.

Herrin Farris William Thomas Herrin Hospital Storme Funeral Home J. L. Ditterline Herrin City Cemetery Harland Ethel Cora S. 20Th St First Methodist Church Heber Burge Herrin City Murphysboro Morber Pete St. Andrew's Hospital Crawshaw Funeral Home Lower Grove Schauerte Wieard St. Andrew’s Church St. Andrew's Cemetery Meyer-Denny Funeral Home Tilden Pendleton Clara Lynn Vienna

Conviction Upheld In Mislabeling Horse Meat Case

Three men were affirmed nine month prison terms and $750 fines for selling mislabeled horse meat. Charles R. Koemund of Hinsdale Matt Klaersch of Oak Park and Robert Kotz of Chicago were partners in the K S Dog Food Co and the Metropolitan Distributing Co both of Oak Park.

Chicago U. S. Court of Apals Charles R. Koemund Hinsdale Matt Klaersch Oak Park Robert Kotz K & S Dog Food Co Metropolitan Distributing Co

Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Murphysboro

Public notice announces an order from Jackson County Court to sell, on January 8 1953 at 10 am, lots 17 and 18 in Gartside's Third Addition Murphysboro. Cash only, taxes due, buyer takes immediate possession after court approval. Property at 608 North 15th Street includes a 5 room and a 2 room frame houses. Abstract on file. Guy Hardin administrator. C Edgar White attorney.

Crab Orchard Watter Jackson County Illinois J. Edward Helton First National Bank Carbondale Crab Orchard Water District Board of Trustees Crab Orchard W. H. Hardin North 15Th Street Murphysboro Ilinois

Prisoners To Have Chicken For Dinner In County Jail

Chattanooga telegram reports Hamilton County officers destroyed a 2000 gallon copper still and confiscated chickens for Christmas dinners. Sheriff Red Richey said the moonshine outfit operated in a chicken house and some chickens were kept as a blind. Prisoners will get the biggest chicken dinner for Christmas.

Chattanooga Tenn Hamilton County Red Richey

Youths Admit Robbing Effingham Gun Store

Three teens from Vandalia and Alton confessed to burglarizing an Effingham sporting goods store about three weeks earlier, with about 1500 dollars in merchandise stolen, according to Effingham County Sheriff Charles Melzer.

Effingham

First Miners Receive Christmas Bonus Over 14 a Day

The first of about 650,000 soft coal miners received a Christmas bonus of more than 14 dollars per day in back pay. The 40 cent daily retroactive to Oct 1 bridges the gap between a 1.50 boost approved by the Wage Stabilization Board and a 1.90 demand. President Truman directed the 40 cent addition. Back payments were issued Tuesday. The average wage with the 1.90 boost now nears 19 dollars per working day.

No Change in Twins Brodie Boys Still Critical

The 15 month old Brodie Siamese twins, separated in a 12 hour 40 minute operation seven days ago, remain in critical condition. Roger Lee in a deep coma and Rodney Dee, the stronger twin, still critical but conscious at times, both in oxygen tents at Illinois Neuropsychiatric Institute. Parents Royt and Mrs Brodie returned with their 9 week old daughter to the hospital for Christmas as older children stayed with relatives in Prophets Town.

Brodie Illinois Neuropsychiatric Institute Royt Brodie Prophetstown

Truck Driver Admits Slaying Near Chicago

A Chicago truck driver admitted to beating to death a woman drinking companion after she threatened to accuse him of rape when he refused to pay her $25. Robert E. Martin, 31, said he killed Miss Jerry Lynn, 42, whose body was found in a ditch west of Chicago. Lynn had prior vagrancy and prostitution arrests since 1930.

Chicago Edward Witty Robert E. Martin Jerry Lynn Lynn

Bicycle thief steals mink coat in Moyfair shop

A young man entered a Moyfair farrier's shop in London on Tuesday and grabbed a $4,000 mink coat, then fled on a bicycle as an employee shouted to stop. No arrest announced.

Moyfair Farrier

Livestock market prices for cattle veal hogs and sows

Markets show bulk hog loads with weights 180 to 230 pounds and prices from 18.75 to 19.10 per hundred pounds while 240 to 270 pound hogs bring 18.00 to 18.65. Cattle include 1,700 head with calves 500 and ranges for good to prime vealers 26.00 to 36.00 and individual head to 38.00. Cows and bulls trade from 10.00 to 18.00 with utilities and canners down to 11.00 to 16.50.

Chicago Livestock Market: Hogs and Cattle Prices Listed

Salable hogs listed across weights with prime and choice ranges. Cattle and calf categories show steers heifers cows and bulls with price bands. Unofficial Friday receipts projected as 11 000 hogs, 1 000 cattle, and 1 000 sheep.

Chicago grain prices and field seeds list

Chicago cash grain figures show Wheat, Corn, and Oats with multiple grade quotes. Corn ranges from No 1 to sample grades around 1.39 to 1.60 per bushel, while Soybeans are listed as None. Field seeds per hundredweight include sweet clover, redtop, alsike, timothy, and red clover with varied nominal prices. Barley is noted with making and feed levels.

Brothers and Sister Receive Blindness Surgeries as Gifts

In San Diego on Christmas Eve two surgeons donated operations for Ignacio Rodelo, 13, and Emma Rodelo, 12, siblings from Tecate Mexico who were born blind from bilateral congenital cataracts. Outcome will take six months to assess with a promised 80 percent restoration of normal vision.

San Diego Calif Ignacio Rodelo Emma Rodelo Tecate Baja California Mexico

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