Hospital Notes Chronicle of Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list admitted and discharged patients across multiple towns including Carbondale Marion Herrin and West Frankfort. The long ledger records names by hospital ward with fragments across MEMORIAL MEMORIAL and COMMUNITY sections, reflecting patient flow and care events.
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Jacob Fetski
Timothy Flory
Inez Glover
Betty Jones
Dorothy Holder
Carterville
Cristal
Sherry Friend
Ethel Schmidt
Marguerite
West Frankfort
DeRosa
Janine Hornick
Murphysboro
Fager
Cynthia
Baby
Odunsi
Evelyn Ozment
Blanche Gibson
Cochran
Royalton Brandon
Barbara Calcaterra
Julius
Herrin Whitfield
Eugene
Herrin
Carbondale Elementary and High School Lunch Menu Snippet
The sample shows weekly menus for Carbondale Elementary and Community High School with daily options. Items include Italian spaghetti with peaches, country fry on bun with pineapple, chicken and noodles with honey rolls, and no school days.
Gas station robbery and burglary strike Murphysboro
Murphysboro police report two cash losses at city stations to start the week end. An armed robbery occurred at Kerr-McGee service station at 602 Walnut Street at 8 50 p m Friday when a customer hit the attendant and fled with cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Kerr-McGee
Walnut St
Burglary Report At Liberty Gas Station Details Money Missing
Between 10 p.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Saturday an unknown burglar took 218 dollars from a safe at the Liberty gas station located at 923 North 14th Street after leaving 280 dollars from an attendant’s pocket. About 2,000 dollars in cigarettes beside the safe were untouched. The dispatcher noted the burglar did not smoke.
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Liberty
N. 14Th St
Marion man wins top weekly prize in lottery
Marion resident Charles Hendrickson of 1106 S Vicksburg won the Illinois Lottery weekly Bingo top prize of 5000 dollars by matching four numbers in the second row. He purchased the ticket at Elks Lodge 0800 in Marion.
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Charles Hendrickson
S. Vicksburg
Marion
Illinois Lottery
Hendrickson
Elks Lodge
Pistol Taken From Perry County Trading Post
Perry County Emergency Services reports a Browning .380 semi automatic pistol stolen from Hick's Trading Post on Illinois 13 west of Pinckneyville between Tuesday and Thursday. The glass showcase held a $370 firearm with no sign of forced entry.
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Perry County Emergency Services
Hick
Illinois 13
Pinckneyville
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Chester
Kevin
Jeffrey
Louis
Robert
Washington County
Nashville
Helms
Lulu
Venedy Wiese
Lavern Povolish
Walter Boethemeyer
Patricia
Centralia Shrum
Pinckneyille Bartnicki
Nathan Vernon
Charles
Okanville
Claude
Lucille
Joan
Marshall Browning
ST. Joseph
Dotson
Essie
Pomona Christian
Ilya
Carbondale Brown
Martha Franklin
Opal Downs
Mrs. Lee
Chappell
Carbondale
Lange
Joy
Marion Trammel
Anna Fowler
Tonya
Ava Brown
Sarah
Dowell Tackett
Linda
Hurst Harrell
Mary
Endres
Susan
Elkville
Collier
Lillie
Estel
Norris
Ira
du Quoin Deutschmann
Daniel
Sparta
Weinhofer
Tricia Becker
Geneva Mackey
Paul
Renner
Lauren Talbert
Joyce
Coulterville
Gimber
Lil
Union County
Anna
Rambeau
Jimmie Holderfield
John
Mounds Willis
Rosa
Erco Peters
Edna
Stuber
Samuel Glenn
Orville Rambeau
Jimmie
Franklin
Benton
Fitzpatrick
Delia Cornagta
Christopher Dawe
Walter Park
James
Christopher Huebner
Deen
Connie
Broughton William
Charles Bell
Lisa Draper
Bart Mabry
Valerie
Baby Maxwell
Bennie
Wingo
Y. Isom
Iva
Lesser
Carbondaigi Community High School
Marion Unit
van Fe
Kryptok
Vet Optical Ersser
218
S. Illinois
Sears
Guardsman Radials
F.E.T
Old Tire
BO aToe i
Sears, Roebuck and DO
America
Remister’ Price Whitewall
Whitewall
University
Marion Man
Perry Trading Post
the Little Dance CO. Eve’s Fitness Center
Rt. 51
South Carbondale
Sei
IOC
Capp
Dick Cornell
Lapp Homes
Veti Products Company
Custom Borders
Capp Homes Dept
West Lake Street
Iliners
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