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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1949

Page

3

Signatures Sought in 1950 Petitions for Primary Tickets

In Jackson County candidates circulate petitions for the April 11 1950 primary. About 43 signatures are required from roughly 8500 votes cast in last general election. Petitions January 16 to 23 with withdrawals by January 28. Key figures include County Clerk Boyd Thorp County Judge C E Wright and Sheriff D L McGregor.

Jackson County Boyd Thorp Thorp Republican Party W. J. McDonald C. E. Wright Lee Nebughr D. L. McGregor James Lawder Lawder Supreme Court Roy Carter

De Soto Fire Destroys Loya Craig Home

Firefighters in De Soto battled a blaze that destroyed the Loya Craig residence. No cause or damage figures were available. The occupant works at the Kroger warehouse in Carbondale.

Loya Craig de Soto Carbondale Craig Kroger

The Daily Free Press Title and Rates

The Daily Free Press lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery at 25 cents weekly and 6 weeks to 52 weeks respectively. Mail delivery is restricted to areas with carrier service, with Carbondale Illinois noted as the publication base.

Daily Free Press Southern Vindsan West Main Street Carbondale Carbendale Illinois Associated Press

Carbondale Vets Plan Uses for WWII Dividends

Local veterans explain how they will spend GI insurance refunds from the American Legion survey. Many plan home purchases or improvements, with others saving, paying debts, buying appliances, or investing in their businesses.

Carbondale The American Legion Magazine U. S Donald Nauman Nauman South Illinois Avenue Charlie Ritchie Walkup Street George Patterson Patterson Hardware Store

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges By Friday

The record lists admissions on Thursday including Mrs Andrais in an accident at Marion and several surgical and medical cases in Carbondale, Carterville, and Buncombe. Discharges on Thursday include Miss Reeves in an accident, Denny in medical, and others in Carbondale and Tilman Hill.

Andrais Marion Ludvne Meacham Carbondale Dorothy Ann Paterson Stephen Charles Rice Carterville Gertrude Wiggs Ruffin Mitchell Frances Reeves Dale Denny Anna Opal Hardcastle Tilman Hill Gilbert Prater Buncombe Louis Logan Felts Charles High Makanda Thomas Arnold Easterly

Funeral services for Mrs Lovey Wilson at Bethel A M E Church

Funeral services for Mrs Lovey Wilson who died Thursday morning will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at Bethel A M E Church with Rev Boyd and Rev Oliver officiating. Burial follows in Oakland cemetery. Friends may call at Jackson funeral home from 6 p.m. Saturday until the service hour.

Lovey Wilson Bethel A. M. E Boyd Oliver Oakland Cemetery Jackson Funeral Home

Miss Out On Free Parking In Carbondale Week

Carbondale receipts from parking meters totaled 491.32 despite two holidays. Free parking day Saturday aided shoppers while Monday’s legal holiday saw no coins. Meter patrolman noted some motorists paid Monday. The peak week had 519.28 in receipts.

Carbondale Henry Grater P. P. Cooper

Graduation Gift Necklace Stolen in Carbondale Home

A watch and gold necklace valued about 80 dollars were taken from W H Corder's home at 603 West College Street on Wednesday afternoon. The theft occurred while the house was briefly left unlocked during a shopping trip at 3 30 p m. The Elgin watch was a graduation present for the Corders' daughter Tontie.

W. H. Corder West College Street Lee Davis Carbondale Davis Corder Tontfie

Funeral services set for Earl Wisely in Murphysboro

Funeral services for Earl Wisely, who died in Murphysboro, will be held Saturday at 2 p m in the Crawshaw funeral chapel in Murphysboro. The date change from Sunday was reported yesterday.

Earl Wisely Murphysboro Crawshaw

Burgess Outlines Platform For State School Superintendency

Burgess of Carbondale launches a Republican bid for Illinois state superintendent stressing supervision of grade and high schools by universities and teachers colleges. He advocates free textbooks and tuition, residency requirements for teaching certificates, and districted higher education oversight.

F. Burgess East Park Street Carbondale Illinois Burgess Burgess Sal Mills Prairie High School Mill Shoals Brookport Ill Southern Illinois University Bone Gap Brighton McKendree College Benild Perry, Ill Mills Prairie School C. W. Burgess Clydell Boals Carbondaile Young Republicans Club Illinois Teachers Association Illinois Education Association Schoolmasters Club R. G. Crisenerry Murphysboro

Sleepy Tavernist Wakes to Find Cash Whisky Gone

Marion tavern owner Michael Preston overworked by the holiday rush fell asleep in a chair. A burglar entered the Sleepy Tavern and stole 523 dollars in cash and 22 bottles of whisky from the register.

Michael Preston Marion Preston

Hicks Partner In Burglary On Parole Docket

James W. Miller once linked to Merdia Hicks appears on the Jackson County parole review docket for January 1950. Miller, convicted January 14, 1946 of burglary with Hicks, is serving time at Pontiac prison and faces parole hearings alongside Walker Henry Brown and Lewis. Brown and Lewis were convicted of armed robbery and a taxi driver robbery respectively.

James W. Miller Merdia Hicks Union County Jackson County Miller Hicks Pomona Pontiac Busiess Wolf Lake Aldridge Murphysboro Illinois State Penitentiary System Walker Henry Brown Lewis Stateville Lews Jackson Brown Checker

Carbondale Ice Company Moves to East Main

The Carbondale Ice Company operated by R A Haney will open in a new block building at 519 East Main Street tomorrow after leaving 405 North Illinois Avenue where it operated for years. Haney bought the ice business from C W Eddleman on November 1. The coal distribution office will stay at 400 North Illinois. Central Illinois Public Service will take over 405 North Illinois. C I P S officials could not be reached for comment on the move timing.

West Main Street Russell Thompson Illinois Central Freight Office Hewitt Curtis Varsity South Illinois Avenue Norman “Rod” Rodenberg Southern Illinois University Pipers’ Ritz Cafe Dolan Ginger Paul Townes Railway Express Illinois National Guard Company Robert Sanders Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Illinois Central William T. Davis Carbondale Ice Company R. A. Haney East Main Street North Illinois Avenue Haney C. W. Eddleman East Main North Illinois Central Illinois Public Company

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