Five deaths mark Obituaries in Franklin County area
Multiple obituaries dated Feb 4 and Feb 5, 1981, note deaths of John Raymond Campbell 85 of Vienna. Carl McMurray 92 of Carbondale. James Joshua Coleman 93 of Tamms. Gentry Hanner 89 of Carbondale. Margaret Stahlhut 57 of Marion. Each entry lists birth dates, spouses, children, and funeral details including locations at Whitney, Searby, Farnsworth, Jackson, and Wilson Funeral Homes with burial at Reynoldsburg, Sunset Memorial Park, St. John's Cemetery, Oakland Cemetery, and Marion Memorial Hospital timelines.
Funeral services for Mabel Redfield 92 at Campbell Hill
Funeral services for Mabel L Redfield 92 of 214 Opdyke Street Chester formerly Campbell Hill will be held at 11 am Friday at Wilson Funeral Home Campbell Hill Burial in Calvary Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm She died Tuesday Feb 3 1981 in Memorial Hospital Chester She was a homemaker and member of First Presbyterian Church Chester Born May 8 1888 in Campbell Hill to William J and Harriet C Lawder She married Griffin G Redfield June 21 1911 in Tennessee He predeceased her Survivors include a longtime friend Lydia Smith of Chester one niece Wilma Baird of St Louis Mo two nephews Jack Carruthers of Sparta and James Carruthers of Leesburg Fla and three cousins Harriet Wickwire of St Louis Russell Lawder and Shelby Lawder of Chester
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John Raymond Campbell
Route 3
Vienna
Campbell
Tunnel Hill Pentecostal Church
Franklin County
Henry David
Catherine Elizabeth Shetler Campbell
Helen Casey
Metropolis
Paul Eugene
Paramont
Forest of Cypress
Thomas
Anna
Ruby McAuley
Chicago
Dorothy Blaylock
San Jose
Calif
Betty Perez
Melrose Park
Bonnie Absher
Indianapolis
Ind
Georgia Murphy
Harrisburg
Catherine Sauerbrunn
Jonesboro
Bonnie Simmons
Mary Alice Parker
Hammond
Earl
Covina
Vertie Sawyer
Benton
Whitney Funeral Home
Reynoldsburg Cemetery
Carl McMurray
Old West Main St
Carbondale
du Quoin
Searby Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
Mr. McMurray
Memorial Hospital
James Joshua Coleman
Tamms
Union County
Coleman
Tamms Baptist Church
Railroad Carman’s Union
Gulf Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Elco
Estella Hargis
James
Merrosa
Millard
Jacksonville
Eugene
David and
Paul
Hazel Read
Ruth Jackson
Chillicothe
Bertha Cline
Mary Jane Read Barbeau
Beulah Coleman
Rockford
Naomi Harris
Arietta Larthing
Sparta
Farnsworth Funeral Home
St. John’s Cemetery
Dongola
Gentry Hanner
S. Marion St
Jackson
Oakland Cemetery
Mr. Hanner
Martin Oil Co
Rutherford, Tenn
Edward
Gussie Sheppard Hanner
Carmond English
Mabel L. Redfield
Opdyke St
Chester
Campbell Hill
Wilson Funeral Home
Calvary Cemetery
Redfield
First Presbyterian Church
William J
Harriet C. Parkhill Lawder
Griffin G. Redfield
Tennessee
Lydia Smith
Wilma Baird
St. Louis
Jack Carruthers
James Carruthers
Leesburg
Fla
Harriet Wickwire
Russell Lawder
Shelby Lawder
Theodore J
Pete’’ Phelps
Ava
Boskydell
William E
Sarah Holliday Phelps
Lucy M. Rogers
Murphysboro
Lucy
Helen Pierce
Edgar Phelps
Albert Phelps
Fairview Heights
Alice Canerdy
Cobden
Grace Barringer
Rantoul
Marjorie Falkenberry
Glenn Cemetery
James Frelin Underwood
Goreville
Underwood
Grand Chinn
Judith Wheaton
Lick Creek
Agnes Brannon
Ft. Knox
Cottage Hills
Irene Nave
Naples
Whitney Funeral Chapel
Busby Cemetery
Mable Matlock
Colp
Herrin Hospital
Matlock
Schaffer Chapel Ame
Pulaski
Wills
Mary Lee Clairy Rafe
Richard Matlock
Josephine Campbell
Dayton
Ohio
Estella Scott
Orville Meeks
Racine
Wis
Colp-Dewmaine
Jackson Funeral Home
Ethel Rogers
Alto Pass
Walker Funeral Home
Rogers
Elmhurst
Johnston City
Maggie Burklow Bryant
William Hooper
Texico
James Hooper
Villa Park
Margaret Mack
West Melbourne
Hilda Oltmanns
Lincoln
Zion Lutheran Church
Union Cemetery
Holland and Barry Funeral Home
Oltmanns
St. John’s Hospital
Springfield
Verna Mae Musgrave
Norris & Son Funeral Home
Anna Cemetery
Musgrave
Hillside Terrace
Anna Heights
Indiana
Byron
Josephine Hardy Cunningham
Walter Musgrave
Jennie Eaves
Edwardsville
T. A
Centralia
Frank
St. Charles
Warren Gholson
Hurst
Styrest
Gholson
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
First Assembly of God Church
Nashville
Ill
Lorenzo
Sarah Watts Gholson
Marjorie L. Washburn
Warren William
Faye Ragland
Floyd Gholson
Lester
James C
Memorial Park Crematory
Blairsville Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Johnson Funeral Home
Herrin
Johnston City unit board to pick new president
Johnston City unit school board calls a 5 p.m. Friday special meeting to appoint a new board member and elect a new president. In Carbondale, the High School Class of 1971 plans a 10 year reunion meeting at 7 p.m. Friday fro inquiries call Linda Hagler Hicks. An anthropology lecture by Norman Whitten at SIU Carbondale Faner Hall 2 p.m. Friday will discuss development and change in Ecuador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston City Unit Board
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Marion First Methodist Church
Main St
Carbondale
First Baptist Church
University and
Main Streets
University
Eldorado Presbyterian Church
Johnston City Unit School Board
Carbondale Community High School
Carbondale Savings and Loan Assn
Linda Hagler Hicks
University of Illinois
Norman Whitten
University Museum
Faner Hall
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
Ecuador
Siuc Department of Anthropology
Evening cinema listings for Carbondale and Murphysboro
Today at FOX and SALUKI theaters in Carbondale the film Any Which Way You Can stars alongside The Jazz Singer and Seems Like Old Times. VARSITY screens Emanuelle Around the World and Stir Crazy. New Liberty in Murphysboro shows The Jerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOX
Carbondale
Saluki
Varsity
Emanuelle
Varsity 2
NEW Liberty
Murphysboro
The
Jerk
Murphysboro Woman Murdered by Offender Then Died by Own Action
Investigation into the shooting deaths of 26 year old LuAnn Gatewood of Murphysboro and 25 year old Bernard J. Godbey of Springfield indicates Gatewood was murdered by Godbey who then died by his own action. Deputies found the bodies January 24 in a mobile home on Harrison Road. Gatewood had one gunshot wound to the back of the head and Godbey a temple wound. A .22 pistol shot Gatewood and a .25 caliber bullet caused Godbey’s wound. They may have been dead 12 to 16 hours before discovery. The case will be sent to the state's attorney's office for final disposition once the investigation is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LuAnn Gatewood
Murphysboro
Bernard J. Godbey
Springfield
Miss Gatewood
Godbey
Jackson County Sheriff's Department
Harrison Road
Don Ragsdale
Ragsdale
State’s Attorney’s Office
Three suspects charged in De Soto feed store and home burglaries
Thomas K. Holsapple, 25, of Odin, held in Salem on a Jackson County warrant with two burglary counts two theft charges and one reckless conduct count. Deputies say Holsapple and two others burglarized Dillinger Feed Store in Carbondale and the Marks residence in De Soto on Jan 25, firing bullets as the couple pursued, with loot including money jewelry and weapons later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Soto
Marion County
Jackson County
Thomas K. Holsapple
Odin
Salem
Holsapple
Dillinger
Route 2
Carbondale
Terry L. Marks
Route 1
Marks
Markses
Sheriff's Department
Tire Burglary At Free man United Coal Mine
Perry County deputies investigate the theft of six truck tires valued at 1027 dollars from the Free man United Coal Co. mine near Du Quoin. The burglary occurred between Friday and Sunday and was reported Tuesday. Tires were taken from the west garage building south of the main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry County
Freeman United Coal Co
du Quoin
Coal Company
Local Theatres Display Mixed Classics and New Hits
Benton Toler presents Stir Crazy and Ordinary People. Webster shows Apocalypse Now and Stir Crazy. Harrisburg cinemas screen Seems Like Old Times Nine to Five and Private Benjamin. Carbondale Univ 4 features The Incredible Shrinking Woman along with Nine to Five and A Change of Seasons. Marion Cinema 4 runs Stir Crazy The Formula Seems Like Old Times and Nine to Five. Roxy Coulterville presents Desiree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toler
Benton
Webster
Steeleville
Harrisburg
CINE
Sparta Theatre
Benjamin” University
Carbondale
Cinema 4
Marion
ROXY
Coulterville
Desiree
Calendar item submission guidance from The Southern Illinoisan
Public calendar notices are printed free of charge. Send details to Calendar The Southern Illinoisan 710 N Illinois Ave Carbondale IL 62901 one week before the event. Include date time place brief description and admission charge if any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois Ave
Carbondale
Ill
Open House Planned by Franklin Williamson Workshop
The Franklin Williamson Workshop hosts an open house Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 902 W. Main St West Frankfort. Guided tours highlight the Retail Craft Shop showcasing items from the workshop and other Southern Illinois crafts, highlighting handicapped citizens’ work. Refreshments are served and a workshop product will be drawn as a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin-Williamson Workshop
Main St
West Frankfort
Franklin-Williamson
Southern Illinois
Franklin and
Williamson Counties
SIUC to Offer Second CPR Instructor Course at Touch of Nature
Bob Marsh of Southern Illinois University Carbondale says the Touch of Nature Environmental Center will host a second 32 hour CPR instructor course next month after the first section filled quickly. The class runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on February 21 22 and February 28 March 1 with a $20 tuition and graduates will be certified to teach CPR. For details call Touch of Nature at 529 4161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Marsh
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Touch of Nature Environmental Center
Siuc Environmental Center
Marsh
Touch of Nature
Sweetheart Dance Set for Saturday by Du Quoin Club
The Du Quoin Junior Woman's Club hosts its annual Sweetheart Dance from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Du Quoin Elks Club on Washington Street. Savannah will provide music. tickets available at the event or from members. Proceeds go to the Heart Fund. Weather outlook shows mild days ahead with cold fronts in the Dakotas and Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Quoin
du Quoin Elks Club
Washington Street
Savannah
Heart Fund
Carbondale Man Charged With Forgery in Jackson County
Yul Passmore, 19, of Carbondale, faces two counts of forgery in circuit court. Authorities say he paid for goods at V and H Jewelers on January 14 and at Mills Distributing Co. on January 22 with checks around $170 each, allegedly signed by Deborah Passmore. He was released on a $2,000 recognizance bond and preliminary hearing is set for 1:30 p.m. February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Jackson County
Yul Passmore
V and H Jewelers
Murphysboro
Deborah Passmore
Mills Distributing Co
Cambria Village Board Votes 5-1 to Buy Fire Truck
The Cambria Village Board approved a $44,500 fire truck purchase by a 5-1 vote this week, correcting a previous report of a unanimous decision. Trustee Don Martin cast the dissenting vote, citing concerns about the village’s financial stability for the large expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Don Martin
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Margaret Stahlhut
W. Malden St
Marion Memorial Hospital
Stahlhut
Robert A. Stahlhut
Pete’ Phelps
Gerald R. Tate
Vantrease Funeral
Zeigler
S. Pine St
Masonic and
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Tate
Eagles Lodge
American Legion of Zeigler
Rebecca
Houston
Texas
Marjorie McWilliams
Ravenswood
W. Va
Pamela Tate
Glen Tate
Myrtle Burris
Union County Nursing Home
Lutz and Rendleman Funeral Home
James Askew
W. Main St
Daily Game
Dakotas
Rockies
Central Gulf
Midwest
Great Lakes
Illinois
Crea
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of
Passmore
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