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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1960

Page

2

Burglars Hit Marion Store on Christmas Eve

Burglars broke the Parks Western Store on Route 12 east of Marion Christmas Eve, stealing purses rings hats and boots. Four ladies hand tooled purses and rings from a showcase along with expensive Western hats. The front door glass was shattered to gain entry. The store closed Saturday around 6 p.m. and owner Parks found the break-in Sunday at 9 a.m. This marks a third break-in in recent weeks.

Parks Western Rt. 12 Marion Carney Parks Parks

Man Ticketed After Crash In Herrin Five Hurt In Wreck

A Herrin man, John Stallens Jr., 26, was ticketed for driving while intoxicated after a crash near Herrin left five people injured. Reynolds, 28, of Murphysboro, was arrested after a foot chase. Passengers from both cars were treated at Herrin Hospital. Reynolds faced upcoming court action.

Rex Reynolds Rt. 1 Herrin Marlow Herrin Hospital Reynolds Minnie Marlow Jackson Cal-M 17Th St Ellis Nancy Mar Beasley Low Marsha Marlow Walnut St Murphysboro Ninth John Arnold Ford Hasemeyer Atty, Williams’ Ridgeway

Board Seeks Administrator Rites Today for Milton L Rogers

Funeral services for Milton L Rogers aged 8 east of West Frankfort were held at 11 a m at Old No Church east of Johnston City. Retired farmer Rogers died Sunday at Franklin Hospital Benton born Sept 12 1874 in Williamson County lifelong resident and church member leaves wife Sarah daughter Myrtle Harris of Marion sons James Rogers Arthur M Rogers Arvel Rogers all in Thompsonville area William E Rogers of Marion, 12 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Revd Clifford Sullivan officiated burial in No 8 church cemetery. Reddy Funeral Home West Frankfort in charge. Formal request for administrator for Jackson County Nursing Home issued. applications to attract applicants via notice in South Arm Illinoisan and trade publications. Nursing home committee sets Jan 16 deadline. first administrator George Rollo relieved earlier this month after narcotics arrest. Southern Illinois papers listed and Associated Press note.

Milton L. Rogers West Frankfort Johnston City Mr. Rogers Franklin Hospital Benton Williamson County Cedar Grove Missionary Baptist Church Sarah Myrtle Harris Jackson County Nursing Home Jackson State William Ridgeway Southarm Illusisan Nursing Home Committee Jackson Board of Supervisors George Rollo

Speaker Set For Wilson Memorial Dinner In Ann

Arthur L. Hellyer former Du Page County treasurer Elmhurst attorney and broker will speak at the Woodrow Wilson Memorial Dinner in Ann Arbor following a 6 30 p m meal at the Community Center District and county officials will attend Hellyer has addressed over 200 civic business and professional groups in Illinois and is a World War I veteran The dinner and speech are sponsored by the Union County Woodrow Wilson Memorial Association.

Arthur L. Hellyer du Page Ann J. Hellyer Elmhurst Northwestern DePaul University of Chicago Hellyer Illinois Union County

RITES HELD MONDAY FOR GEORGE W HILL

George Ward Hill 83 of 8 Jersey St Carterville died at 3 40 am Sunday in Herrin Hospital after a week as a patient. He lived in Carterville 15 years owned Hill Barber Shop in Marion belonged to Carterville Eagles Lodge. Born Feb 4 1907 in Ewing he is survived by sister Mrs Lilly Probascio of Tampa Fla Funeral service Monday at Riggin Funeral Home with Rev John Turner pastor of Carterville First Methodist Church officiating Burial in New Rosehill Cemetery Marion.

George W. Hill George Ward Hill Jersey St Carterville Herrin Hospital Hill Marion Eagles Lodge Ewing Andrew Jackson Hill Lilly Probasco Tampa Fla Riggin Funeral Home John Turner Carterville First

Alice Gurns Dies Murphysboro Resident

Mrs Alice Curns 89 died Saturday after seven years illness in Murphysboro She was born near Oroville in 1871 and lived in Murphysboro all her life She was first married to Mike Schumaker then to George Cura both preceding her in death She leaves son Fred Schumaker Effingham and daughter Mrs Urban Gannon Cantalia Fray Laffoon 32 Gra ham St Carbondale was arrested for driving while intoxicated State Trooper Wayne Pyle He is free on 750 appears in Jackson County Court Wednesday Funeral services were held Monday at Roberts Residence Funeral Home officiated by Rev H T Rafael Burial was in Tower Garden Cemetery

Alice Curns Murphysboro Jackson County Sato Oroville Mike Schust Lmaker George Cura Curas Fred O [Schumaker Effingham Jdaughter Urban Gannon Cantyalin Fray L. Laffoon Graham St Carbondale DeSoto Byeetaus Wayne Pyle Laffoon Roberts Funer Rev. H. T. Rafael Tower

Woman, 58, Wham, Dies. Civic Volunteer Remembered

Mrs. Wham, 58, of Centralia, died Christmas Day after a heart illness. Born Feb 21, 1902, in Pontiac, she married Wham in 1925 at Crown Point, Ind. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. Scott Shelton of New York, four grandchildren, brother Joseph Means of Phoenix, and mother Mrs. Bessie Means of Centralia. She belonged to First Methodist Church, Order of Eastern Star, PEO, and volunteered at St Mary’s Hospital. Funeral 1:30 p.m. at Galbreath Funeral Home, Centralia, burial Elmwood Cemetery.

Joseph Bessie Daniels Means Pontiac Wham Crown Point Ind Scott Shelton New York Joseph Means Phoenix Ariz Bessie ‘Means Centralia I the First Methodist Church of Order of Eastern Star PEO Tvlinois Bar Assn St. Mary's Hospital Forday Galbreath Funeral Home of H. G. Hurley Elmwood Cemetery

More Women Worry Over Their Health College

A SIU study by Charles Richardson tests 98 men and 72 women aged 18 to 19, measuring hypochondriasis before and after a health education course. Results show women consistently more concerned about health than men, across both measurements, conflicting with physicians’ recent poll.

Southern Ilinois Charles Richardson SIU Health Education Department Richardson

Carbondale youth admits watch theft from church

A 19 year old Carbondale man, Charles Overton of North Bridge Street, confessed to stealing a $150 watch from the First Baptist Church office on December 17. He pawned the watch for $5 to Jerry Odum, owner of Wide's Service Station. Overton was ordered to restitution and to return the watch. the owner Richard Fears, a SIU student, was out of town and church officials did not press charges.

Carbondale First Baptist Church Roy! ‘Bain Charles Harvey Overton North Bridge St Cariboundale Overton Jerry Odum The Wide North Ilinois Avenue Odum Bain Richard Fears Southern Illinois University Dotty

Foehr Rites for Michigan Resident Held in Detroit

Funeral services for Ka Foehr of Murphysboro will be Wednesday morning in Detroit. He died Saturday night in Detroit and leaves son Edward J. Foe of Detroit. He was a former Murphysboro policeman. His wife Etheal and daughter Mary preceded him in death. One out of four psychologists in the United States are women.

Ka Foehr Mich Murphysboro Detroit Edward J. Foe United States Yoo Ear

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Board Independent Associated Coats North’ Park Carbondale Murdalé Shopping Center Wilson Rotary Carbondale Rotary Club Tom Graman Metropolis Carbondale Elks Club Alice Gurns Jackson County Court Stavinat Raymond A.petty John Page Warn Southern IL Justice of the’ Peace Bat Ballard Ilinois University Board of Trust Hest Tees White City Mar Ard St Herrin & Marion Moutons Slim Jim Square Deal Clothing House Burke Yeager ED Althoff
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