Funeral services for four residents held in Illinois
Funeral services were held for Alfred Rickenberg 74 of Shiloh Louis H Lindner 87 of Chester Jim Avery 82 of Johnston City and Royal S Slesher 61 of Manchester Tenn at churches in Shiloh Bremen Marion and Benton and cemeteries. Rickenberg died in Barnes Hospital after two years of ill health Lindner died in Memorial Hospital Chester Avery died at his home in Johnston City Slesher a former Chicago policeman died at home in Benton. Burial details and survivors listed for each case.
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Royal S. Slesher
Manchester
Tenn
Benton
Hobbs-Johnson Funeral
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Slesher
Mabel Hargrove
Chicago
Masonic Lodge
Illinois State Policemen’s Association
Arline Whitmire
Flint
Mich
Leo
George Gardner
Hale Stockings
Dearborne
Minnie H Allen Morg Murphysboro Rites For 74
Funeral services for Minnie H Allen 74 of Murphysboro will be held 1 p.m. Thursday at Shiloh Baptist Church with Rev Willie Mack officiating. Burial in Tower Grove Cemetery. She died Sunday at St Joseph Hospital after a year of illness. She was a Chapel Hill Freewill Baptist member born Sept 13 1893 in Marion. She married Jesse Allen Jan 20 1920 and leaves a son Caulford Jackson, brothers Herbert Moore and Bernard Pelley, sisters Mae Powell and others. Friends may call today 7 to 9 p.m. at Shiloh. Jackson Funeral Home Carbondale in charge.
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Alfred Rickenberg
Shiloh
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Arnold H. Kaitschuk
Mr. Rickenberg
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Randolph County
Detrich
Dora Herman Rickenberg
Wine Hill
Minnie H. Allen
Murphysboro
Shiloh Baptist Church
Willie Mack
Morningstar Baptist Church
Tower Grove Cemetery
Allen
St. Joseph Hospital
Chapel Hill
Marion
Jesse Allen
Caulford Jackson
Herbert C. Moore
Chicago
Bernard Pelley
Mae Powell
Jackson
Carbondale
Cecil W. Wolf
E. Jefferson St
Mitchell Funeral Home
Bruce Patton
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Mr. Wolf
Marion Veterans Hospital
Carl
Ellen Thompson Wolf
Mabel Stilley
Wickliffe, Ky
Elgin State Hospital
American Legion Post 147
Eagles Aerie
Moose Lodge
First Christian Church
Wolf
Rudolph
Adolph Freres
Will Lowe
East St. Louis
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Adlai Stevenson
Louis Linder
Chester
Louis H. Lindner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bremen
Roger Treadway
Mr. Lindner
Memorial Hospital
Welge
Charles
Caroline Stratte Lindner
Lindner
Jin
Avery
Johnston City
Jim Avery
Murman and Wilson Funeral Home
Williamson County
Richard
Tennessee
Washington Avenue
Danube
Eliot Fremont-Smith
New York Times
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kenneth S. Davis
Putnam
Herbert J. Muller
Harper & Row
London
Stevenson
John Bartlow Martin
Doubleday
ST. Louis, MO
Cecil Wolf
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Toric
Davis
Muller
Vietnam
Monroe ST
Herrin
South Division
Carterville
Illinois
W. Sycamore
Lipton Onion
Tom
Happy New
Soy
Corre
Roune
Tom Boy
Realemon
Nestle’s
Finest
HAM
Blue Bell
Bologna
Shank
Boy-Ar-Dee
Tangerines
U.S. No
HAM Hock
Philadelphia
Phillies
Nabisco
Florida
Kraft
Tom-Boy
Kraft Natural
Booth Herring
Ballard & Pillsbury
Chun King
Lambrecht
Conrad
R. Conrad
Monroe
South Illinois
J. H. Jatre
Metropolis
10Th
U.S. 45
Ff. Trumble
Varsity Theatre
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