Randolph County Soil and Water District Dinner Meeting
The 36th annual dinner meeting of the Randolph County Soil and Water Conservation District is set for January 17 at the American Legion Hall in Evansville. Dinner at 6:30 p.m., registration at 6. Tickets cost 3.50, available from the S C S office in Sparta or by calling 443-4381. Reservations due by January 10. Three board seats will be filled and guest speaker is Robert E Hamilton, meteorologist with the U S Department of Commerce. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph County Soil and Water Conservation District
American Legion Hall
Evansville
S.C.S
W. Belmont
Sparta
Robert E. Hamilton
U.S. Department of Commerce
Ambulances Planned for Benton and Thompsonville
Ambulances to serve Benton and Thompsonville expected early April with 28,000 state grant covering about half the cost. Remaining funds to be raised locally via subscriptions and possible bank loans, with housing plans at Franklin Hospital and a vacant Illinois 34 building.
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Cathy Saxenmeyer
Southern Illinoisan
Benton
Thompsonville
B. Bailey Williams
Christopher Greater Area
Illinois 34
Manis
Franklin Hospital
Illinois Department of Public Health
Lottery Menus and School Lunch Menu Summary
Carbondale Elementary and Carbondale Community High School issue weekly lunch menus listing weekday meals such as hot dogs lasagna hamburgers beef and noodles and fish with desserts. A local Pot of Gold jackpot totaling 45 000 dollars is noted with draw date 140317.
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Carbondale Community High School
Local Discharges and Admissions Across Illinois Areas
A dense list of admitted and discharged individuals across several counties and towns including St. Joseph Murphysboro Carbondale Nashville Union Marion and Pinckneyville. Names include Thomas Billy Hagler Willis Imhoff Lottie Roberts Doris Shoberg Wanda Frick and many others with hospitals or facilities in communities such as Murphysboro Carbondale Nashville and Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Murphysboro
Thomas
Billy Hagler
Willis Imhoff
Lottie Roberts
Doris Shoberg
Wanda Frick
Alice
Carbondale Davis
Samuel
Vergennes Adams
Olga
Elgin
Crabtree
Deborah Pinkerton
Bonita Gallina
Diana Tyner
Bert Broussard
Louise Heavener
Cecil Mezo
Phyllis Chew
Mary
Carbondale
Pinckneyville and nearby towns birth notices on Dec 28 1979
In Pinckneyville Chancer and Mrs Donald welcomed a son at Community Hospital. Steeleville welcomed a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Waltemate at Memorial Hospital in Chester. Benton welcomed a son to Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Mummert at Franklin Hospital. Murphysboro noted Mr and Mrs Michael Porter welcomed a son at Memorial Hospital in Carbondale. Royalton reports Mr and Mrs James Forbes welcomed a son at Memorial Hospital in Carbondale. Marion records Mr and Mrs David Phillips welcomed a daughter in Carbondale.
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Pinckneyville
Chandler
Donald
Community Hospital
Steeleville
Waltemate
Thomas
Memorial Hospital
Chester
Benton
Mummert
Jeffrey
Franklin Hospital
Murphysboro
Porter
Michael
Carbondale
Royalton
Forbes
James
Friday
Marion
Phillips
David
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Conservation District
Ambulance Finance Committee
Dean Manis
Cave Township
Norman Joe Johnson
Jack Frey
Bent
Marshall Browning
du Quoin
Jacoby
Judy
Mulkeytown
Sweet
Kimberley
Menard Brown
Lisa
Montgomery
Stella Esker
Catherine
Fults Gremmelis
Talitha
Washington County
Nashville
Brown
Gerald Meyer
Kenneth
Oakdale Diegel
Frank Hicks
Daniel Kohnen
Debora
Baby
Germantown
Krewinghaus
Otto
Wenedy Bird
Essa
Brueggemann
Emma Higgerson
Sandra
du Quoin Thompson
Minnie
Linnemann
Robert Newell
Sharon
Scheltier
UNION
West Frankfort
Pattoi
Janet Rice
Ralph
Union County
Anna
Rich
Ruth
Buncombe Sims
Joan
Eric Barnwell
Hazel Cope
Estus
Dongola
Winning
Lara Richardson
Julia
Cobden File
Moncada Ellis
Harold
Mounds
Franklin
Ayes
John
Engram
Willard
Eldorado Aselton
Bertha Snead
Dwight Walden
Janet
Whittington Kerley
Kathy
Kaby
Karpet
NEW RT. 13
EAST
CDALE
Sloan & Jackson
H Brg
SO. Ill
OF Business
South
Illinois
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