Herrin Fourth of July events loom in town
Herrin celebrates its fourth. Jam Band at 7 p.m. Monday in Herrin City Park. Open to teens. SPEBSQSA barbershop chorus rehearsal at 8 p.m. Monday at Carbondale East High School Art Room. Area men invited. Numerous village and city meetings set for 7 p.m. Monday across Franklin, Randolph and adjacent counties. Alcoholics Anonymous and Overeaters Anonymous sessions listed. Carbondale City Council at 7 p.m. Monday.
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Herrin
Wcil-Fm
Little Egypt
Spebsqsa
Carbondale East High School
West Frankfort
St. Francis Xavier
Carbondale
Sallie Logan
Murphysboro
Cobden
Entertainment listings for Carbondale and surrounding towns
The Southern Illinoisan will publish free calendar items for public meetings and entertainment. Send date time place a brief description and admission charge to Calendar The Southern Illinoisan 710 North Illinois Carbondale Ill 62901 one week before the event.
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Southern Illinoisan
North Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
Deaths scatter across southern Illinois area from 1978 notices
Obituaries and funeral notices from Carbondale to Marion list Hazen E Coleman 69 of Carbondale a former Egyptian Drive In partner and bank president plus Edna DiGregorio 74 of Carbondale and Zola Porter 89 of Vergennes among others. The batch covers many local deaths June 30 to July 1 1978 with service details burials and survivor notes.
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Hazen Edward Coleman
S. Poplar
Carbondale
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Coleman
Zephyr
Herrin
Herrin Security Bank
First Baptist Church of
Masonic Lodge
Edna DiGregorio
Johnson Ave
Memorial Hospital
Ladies Altar Society
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Murphysboro
John W
Martha Roberts Campbell
al DiGregorio
J. W. Campbell
Wick
Walker Funeral Home
Zola A. Porter
Vergennes
Jackson County
Murphysbroro
Ora
Gilbert
Francis Butcher Woodward
Otto H. Porter
Roy
Faith United Methodist Church
Parrish
Wilson Funeral Home
Ava
Jewelene Edwards
Mound City
Southern Medical Center
Cairo
Beechwood Cemetery
John C. Aviotti
W. 5Th St
Johnston City
Murman and Wilson Funeral
Lakeview
Mr. Aviotti
New York
Oscar
Marie Aviotti
Vera Cseke
Mercedes Aviotti
Puerto Rico
Elvin Joseph Shupe
du Quoin
Shupe
New Bethel Methodist Church
AF & AM No
de Soto
Elverado
Fries
Flem Anderson
Cora Cornett Shupe
Clara Gerberding
Mary Jane Parnell
Paducah
Delbert Lee
Elkville
Grace Heape
Hazel Nausley
Bettye Doerr
Horace
Neal
Pleasant Grove
Ernest Baker
S. Mill St
Harrisburg
Gaskins
Mr. Baker
Harrisburg Manor
Saline County
Delia Younger Baker
Sarah Hunsinger
Don
Frank
Portsmouth
Ohio
Dorothy Baker
Pearl Haney
Sunset Lawn
Homer B. Spain
Market St
Christopher
Poulson
Benton
Spain
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Missouri
Ambrose
Hattie Miller Spain
Church of God
Illinois Central Gulf
Ann
Paul
Rantoul
Robert
Waltonville
Charles Ray
Helen Davis
Sue Pulliam
Linda Cavaker
West Frankfort
Florence Minton
Walier
Ellis
Louise King
Masonic and Oddfellows
Gaskins Funeral Home
John Robert Hurd
Route 2
Mr. Hurd
Ferrell Hospital
Eldorado
Will
Luvena Huddieston Hurd
Hurd
Lela Brantley Lamb
Louise Wilson
New Haven
Lynette Grant
Roxana
Bill
Joliet
Gary
Lloyd Austin
Bill Lamb
Granite City
Mabel Partain
Helen Brookbank
Otto
Mattoon
Mary Alice Ferrell Hurd
Sunset Lawn Cemetery
Garline V. ‘‘Tite
Baldwin
Route 1
Marion
Marion Memorial Hospital
Farmers Table
Madisonville
Mamie Nichols Baldwin
Mary Watson
Judy Beckwith
Nashville, Tenn
Dale
Herbert Gibbons
Joan Delude
Mary Baldwin
Lily Baldwin
Creal Springs
Evelyn Valco
Carterville
San Diego
Calif
Old-Fashioned Streetlights Debut in Providence
A replica gaslight on Benefit and Church streets marks the first of 143 planned lights in College Hill. The project, financed by Federal funds and the Providence Preservation Society, aims to revive 1890s lighting as an art form, praised for its accuracy by design consultant Albert Veii.
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Providence
R.I
Benefit
Church Streets
College Hill
Providence Preservation Society
Albert Veii
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Lesser City Council
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Marion Drive-In
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Orpheum
William Nestler
Indianapolis
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The
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Edward and
Anna Murray Coleman
Lanie Mae Oglesby
Charlotte Ann Antonini
Joe Antonini
Santa Claus
Johnson Funeral Home
Herrin City Cemetery
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Anna
Union County Hospital
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Chicago
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Bagwill
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Ann Manson
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Virginia Schoolcraft
Betty Slack
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Bernard Scroggins
Crackerneck Ridge
Makanda
Pleasant
Mary Ann Adkinson Scroggins
Connie Short
Scroggins
Koppers Tie
Centralia
Meredith Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Funeral Home
Southern Illinois Humane Society Animal Shelter
Illinois 13
Mar
Eee
Nellie May Porter
Dowell
Mary Sherman
Sullivan
Juanita Russel
Park Forest
Lloyd Paul Starkweather
Robinson
Margaret Campbell
John E. Buffington
Fountain Valley
John Draves
Chester
Chester Memorial Hospital
Schroeder
Margaret Bryden
Welge Funeral Home
Mary A. Hirsch
McElwain
Leonard L. Maxwell
Crain
Mound City National Cemetery
Everett James Messamore
Ridgecrest
Alto Pass
Kern Medical Center
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Ridgcrest
Charles
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Ethel Forby
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Remington
Wash
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Oarville
Mae Brothers
Sparta
Chloie Casey
Gussie Marks
Vinnie Penrod
Salem
Holland and Lyons Chapel
Desert Memorial Park
Tanen and Herd
Garline V. ‘Tite’ Baldwin
Addie Belle Connor
Park Avenue
Herrin Hospital
Riggin-Pillatsch
Hillcrest Cemetery
Mississippi Valley
Carolinas
Montana
National Weather Service
Illinois
Joe Jones
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
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