Marion School Board studies cost cuts amid looming deficit
The Marion Unit School District weighs painter layoffs for three months to save money as Supt. Robert F. McKinney warns the fiscal year could end with a deficit of about $547,157 in the education fund. The board debates trimming maintenance and contracting options while maintaining essential upkeep and protests outsourcing newspaper deliveries.
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Marion Unit
Board of Education
Robert F. McKinney
McKinney
Floyd Baggett
Henry Sullins
Richard Lambert
Herrin High School
Marion
Raymond Owen
Ray Harris
Harold Chase
Sullins
Lambert
Reno
Carbondale
Herrin
Homer Butler
Martha Harmon
Baggett
Harmon
Longfellow School
Finis Holmes
Southern Illinoisan Publication Details and Record
The Southern Illinoisan is published in Carbondale at 227 West Main Street with editions in Carbondale and Herrin. It is a second class matter post under March 3 1879 law and is the successor to the Carbondale Free Press and Herrin Daily News with AP content rights.
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Southern Illinoisan
Sander
Southern Ilinois Publications, Inc
West Man Street
Carbondale
North 16Th Street
Herrin
South
112Th Street
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Learns
Narphesbore
Associated Press
Loce
All AP News
Health Checks for Carbondale Schools
Tuberculin skin tests and immunizations for diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus are scheduled for Carbondale schools Thursday and Friday. Immunizations will be given at Carbondale Community High School Thursday. Skin tests for tuberculosis will be given Friday at University School Attucks Grade School and Attucks High School. All programs are sponsored through the Jackson County Health Dept.
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Carbondale
Carbondale Community
University School
Attucks
Attucks High School
Jackson County Health Dept
SIU Board Seeks Condemnation For Campus Land
The Board of Trustees of Southern Illinois University files a condemnation suit in Jackson Circuit Court for land needed for campus expansion. Defendants include Bob S. and Evelyn Lavender, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Mercantile Mortgage Co., and Robert Maloney in his county roles. The Lavenders are named as owners. the lenders hold mortgages and the county holds tax claims. The suit seeks a court order to set a fair price for the land.
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Board of Trustees of
Southern Illinois University
Jackson Circuit Court
Bob S
Evelyn Lavender
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Mercantile Mortgage Co
Robert Maloney
Jackson County
Lavenders
Herrin Leader Praises Hospital Plans Under Dr Kane
Dr. Wendell Kane leads efforts to improve Herrin Hospital and medical services with support from local doctors. The piece recalls Dr. Frank Murrah’s prior community leadership, notes Labor collaboration in Granite City earning All American City recognition, and urges continued civic planning and participation.
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Wendell Kane
Herrin
Kane
Frank Murrah
Granite City
Clayton Shows Gang Weapons In Herrin Talk
Williamson County Judge John H. Clayton Jr. spoke to Herrin Lions Club on Chicago teenage gang weapons. He described cases from nine years in Chicago and showed small era firearms used by delinquents, noting police ties in gangs and a girl who led burglaries.
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Clayton
Herrin
Herrin Lions Club
Chicago
Williamson County
John H. Clayton, Jr
Johnston City
Cook County
Circuit Court
Johnson City
Japan
Franklin
Williamson
Mrs. McGowan Dies Rites Saturday In Carbondale
Mary Mae McGowan 71 of 410 Forest Street Carbondale died at Holden Hospital after five years illness. Born March 16 1887 in Essex Missouri she was widow of Louis McGowan. Survived by son Col Glenn J. McGowan Paris France granddaughters Patricia Elizabeth Glenda and Michael McGowan all Paris brother J S Russell Riverside Calif sister Mrs Naomi Duhis Murphysboro funeral 2 p m Saturday Huffman Funeral Home Rev H G Hurley Oakland Cemetery
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Mary Mae McGowan
S. Forest St
Carbondale
Holden Hospital
Essex
Louis McGowan
Col
Glenn J. McGowan
Paris
France
Patricia
Elizabeth McGowan
Glenda McGowan
Michael McGowan
J. $. Russell
Riverside
Calif
Noami Duhis
Murphysboro
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Huffman Funeral Home
H. G. Hurley
Oakland Cemetery
Three Held On Theft Charges In Illinois Rail Yard
Three area men Charles Pender of Alto Pass Charlie Cripps of Grand Tower and William Wooldridge of Jonesboro are jailed on petty larceny counts for stealing spikes angle bars tie plates and bolts from Illinois Central Railroad near Grand Tower. Deputy Arch Edwards said Pender and Cripps confessed while Wooldridge denied the charges. The equipment was hidden near Sand Ridge and sold later as scrap iron to a Murphysboro yard. Petit larceny charges were filed today by State's Attorney William Ridgeway.
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Jackson County
Charles Pender
Alto Pass
Charlie Lewis Cripps
Grand Tower
William Wooldridge
Jonesboro
Illinois Central Railroad
Jackson
Arch Edwards
Pender
Cripps
Wooldridge
Sand Ridge
SIU Chemistry Majors Win Johnson Foundation Cash Awards
Four Southern Illinois University chemistry majors receive Johnson Foundation cash awards for scholarship. James A. Howell of Chester tops with $200 as the only senior winner. juniors Charles Wade Griggsville Donald Harriss Chicago Heights and Carl Mitchell Christopher each get $100. The Foundation provides $500 annually to SIU for top chemistry students.
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Southern Illinois University
Johnson Foundation
Johnson Wax Co
James A. Howell
Chester
Charles Wade
Griggsville
Donald Harriss
Chicago Heights
Carl Mitchell
Christopher
Thefts Reported in Carbondale Local Police Notice
Carbonale police reported one break in and three thefts. Dog n Suds at 923 W Main St saw rear door glass smashed but no loot found. Hastings? Burke's Tavern incident involved two fender mirrors and a block and tackle. Fern Dial reported two fender skirts stolen on Feb. 14. Construction firm on SIU Home Economics building noted.
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Carbondale
Dog ‘N’ Suds Drive-In
Main St
Ray McClain
Hershel Phillips
Burke’s Tavern
de Soto
Fern Dial
W. Main Ser
Southern Illinois University
Maxton Named February Jaycee of the Month
Frank Maxton 25 of Herrin was chosen Jaycee of the Month by the Herrin Junior Chamber board. He serves as embalmer and funeral director at Van Natta Storme Funeral Home and has held multiple Jaycees posts, honored for his handling of club finances this month amid a noted incident involving a stolen fire extinguisher.
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Frank Maxton
Herrin
Stainless Pazo Suppositories Offers Piles Relief Without Surgery
An advertisement claims Stainless Pazo provides immediate relief from swollen piles in minutes without surgery. It asserts three actions: stops pain and itching, shrinks swelling, and promotes healing of inflamed tissues with fast comfort and healing.
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Jean Olson
East Amherst
William Sr
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William Weyand
William Reardon
Pearl Brooks
Chautauqua
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Zwick’s Shoe Store
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Hy-Way Lumber CO
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