Carbondale Public Meetings and Events Listings
Carbondale Citizens Advisory Committee meets 4 p.m. Wednesday in city hall and several other bodies hold sessions Wednesday or Thursday including Library Board 5 p.m. and Park Board 7:30 p.m. in Carbondale. Murphy sboro and Herrin area meetings noted with school and city offices. Lectures at SIU Studio Theater and film showings at Rodgers Theater and The Varsity Carbondale.
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Carbondale Citizens Advisory Committee
Carbondale Library Board
Carbondale Park Board
Park Board
Carbondale Community High School East
CCHS
Illinois Tourism Councils
Robbins
Salem
Murphysboro Water and Sewer Commission
Herrin Senior Citizens Papier
N. 14Th St
Rodgers Theater
Anna
Bonnie and Clyde
the Varsity
Carbondale
Tony Rome
Thursday meetings announced for area boards and councils
Multiple local boards schedule Thursday evening sessions at various venues including city hall and schools. Carbondale Teen Board meets at SIU Recreation Hall while several school boards convene at their respective buildings. A War on Poverty agency meeting and a village board session are also listed in Carbondale and Herrin.
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Carbondale Citizens Advisory Committee
City Hall
Carbondale Teen Board
SIU
Lick Creek
Alto Pass
Carterville Unit School Board
Carterville
Anna School Board
Jackson County Coordinating Agency For the War On Poverty
Carbondale City Hall
Energy Village Board
Herrin Roofing and Siding Co
Benton High School Board of Education
Benton High School
Kinkaid Lake project draws public interest surge
A Murphysboro area appeal for public awareness of the Kinkaid Lake project yields tangible attendance. The Kinkaid Lake and Reed's Creek Conservancy District meeting drew 37 attendees, including a 10 member Ava area delegation, signaling growing public involvement as construction nears.
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Kinkaid Lake
Murphysboro
Reed’s Creek
Phipps to run in Perry county in 1964 bid noted
Perry County Circuit Clerk Robert L. Phipps of Du Quoin, 46, announces re election bid for the Democratic nomination in the June 11 primary. He defended Lloyd Edwards in 1964 for his first political race as he nears one term’s end, noting his office last year covered costs with a $4700 surplus. Mrs Della Mae Stewart of Carterville dies at 10 45 am in Herrin Hospital after months of illness. She was born March 9 1891 near Crab Orchard the daughter of Andrew and Frankie Tolbert Craig. She married Roy Rains who died in 1923 and later Walter Stewart in 1944. Mrs Stewart was a Nazarene Church member who lived in Carterville 44 years. Survivors include her husband a daughter Mrs Geneva Armstrong of Marissa a stepson Lawrence Stewart of Herrin three sisters Mrs Pearl Impson and Mrs Dwayne Bell both of Carterville and Mrs Stella Jeter of Marion nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral services 1 30 pm Thursday at Riggin Funeral Home Carterville with Rev J D Morrison officiating. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 pm today.
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Perry County
Robert L. Phipps
du Quoin
Phipps
Lloyd Edwards
Pinckneyville
Della Mae Stewart
Kramer St
Carterville
Herrin Hospital
Crab Orchard
Andrew
Frankie Tolbert Craig
Roy Rains
Walter Stewart
Stewart
Nazarene Church
Mulkin elected president of Williamson County Mental Health group
John Mulkin of Herrin was elected president of the Williamson County Mental Health Association at the annual dinner meeting. Other officers named were Thompson Kelly Sr. of Marion as vice president, Mrs. Ernest Le Quatte of Herrin as secretary, and Floyd Cunningham of Johnston City as treasurer. A three-year term board will be elected February 13 at the Southern Illinois Mental Health Clinic in Herrin. Also reported: James English Jr. died at 27, funeral set for New Zion Baptist Church, Carbondale. cause of death pending per coroner.
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John Mulkin
Herrin
Williamson County Mental Health Association
Mulkin
Herrin Spokesman
Martin May
Thompson Kelly Sr
Marion
Ernest le Quatte
Floyd Cunningham
Johnston City
Cunningham
Dick Swank
Joseph van Roekel
May
LeQuatte
Clarence Boyd
Carbondale
K. B. Palandjian
Department of Mental Health
Zone 8
Southern Illinois Mental Health Clinic
Southern Illinoisan
James English Jr
E. Chestnut St
Cadwallader Scott
U.S. Navy
Port Hueneme
Calif
English
Jackson County
Harry Flynn
New Zion Baptist Church
Car
Bondale
Jonesboro Considers Zoning Ordinance and Jukebox Fees
Jonesboro City Council discussed a proposed zoning ordinance to be voted on February 5 with input from Central States Planning. The council also planned a survey of coin operated jukebox license fees to align with area towns. Also noted was the death of Ola E Welborn, aged 71, of St. Louis, wife of the late Lloyd M Welborn, with services pending at Pleasant Grove Church.
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Jonesboro
William Ecker
Ecker
Stan Reddick
Central States Planning
Wastewater Plant plans called satisfactory in Carbondale
The engineering firm Crawford Murphy and Tallie called the proposed trickling filter wastewater plant satisfactory and said it would closely approach new state and federal treatment criteria. Council will hear proposals Monday on selecting consulting engineers as the project remains suspended and a decision could affect a $2.1 million federal grant.
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Carbondale
Crawford, Murphy and Tallie
Springfield
Paul O. Hall
L. K. Crawford
State Sanitary Water Board
Crawford
Stanley Consultants
Muscatine
Iowa
Clark Dietz and Associates
Urbana
Sanitary Water Board
Carbondale Arterial Street Designations Move Forward
The Carbondale city council designated eight streets as arterial, six in the southwest, to qualify for motor fuel tax funds. Streets include Wall Street, portions of Lewis Lane, Freeman Street, Glenview Drive, Emerald Lane, Sunset Drive, Parrish Lane, and Kent Drive. Police briefs cite Michael Joseph Casey fined $15 for disobeying a traffic signal and Ronald J. Forrest fined $20 for failure to yield.
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Carbondale
State Department of Public Works
Wall Street
Park Street
Lewis Lane
Freeman Street
Oakland Avenue
Emerald Lane
Glenview Drive
Chautauqua Street
Rt. 13
Sunset Drive
Parrish Lane
Old Rt. 13
Kent Drive
Tower Road
Michael Joseph Casey
Ronald J. Forrest
Peterson's Ointment promises fast relief for piles
A million dollars to relieve itching of piles is spent yearly yet druggists touts Peterson's Ointment as soothing pile torture in minutes. Available as a box or 45 percent tube. If not satisfied, money back.
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Peterson
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