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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

15

Jury to Hear Sanity Fight for Seger and Chapman

Carrollton Illinois June 1 The sanity trial for Car son Seger and Curtis Chapman opened with 8 of 36 jurors examined none accepted Judge Dewitt Crow denied a venue change motion amid arguments that an impartial trial could not be held locally Seger and Chapman face execution June 9 for the Jerseyville robbery murder of Howard Heininger.

Carrollton Ill Carson Seger Alton Curtis Chapman White Hall Greene Circuit Court Dewitt S. Crow State Supreme Court Seger Chapman Howard Heininger Jerseyville Crow Seger and

Henderson Reappointed at Anna First Methodist

The Methodist conference kept Rev. William Henderson at the Anna First Methodist Church for a fourth year. Rev. James S. Nettleton resigned his duties at Jonesboro and Saratoga churches to move to Wiley Texas for pastoral work and postgraduate study. Rev. William H. Lively, from Makanda, will lead the Jonesboro church, after six years at Grand Tower.

William Henderson First Methodist Church Anna James S. Nettleton Jonesboro Saratoga Wiley Texas Perkins School of Theology Southern Methodist University Dallas William H. Lively Makanda Mr. Lively Grand Tower

Five Families Join Union Farm Program

Five Union county farm families have signed as participants in a farm and home improvement program sponsored by the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce and the University of Illinois. Local sponsorship comes from the Farm Bureau and the Home Bureau of Union county. A county judging committee will select families for recognition and will visit farms with Farm Bureau and Home Bureau advisers.

Union County St. Louis Farm Bureau Home Bureau

Edison Mural Unveiled in Ohio Capitol

The Edison mural honoring the Milan native was unveiled in Columbus with Mrs. Madeleine Sloan Edison and painter Howard Chandler Christy present. The gift came from electric power companies to Ohio residents.

Edison Ohio Va Edison Milan State Capitol Columbus Madeleine Sloan Howard Chand Ler Christy

Further Mail Cuts Possible

Washington reports more mail service cuts possible if Congress delays. Postmaster General Donalison ordered reductions after the House Appropriations committee voted to trim funds. The plan included limiting city delivery to one mail delivery per day and reducing business service.

Washington Congress House Jesse Donalison House Appropriations Committee Burnet Maybank DS. C Senate

Dentists warned to report address changes in Illinois

Illinois dentists must notify the State Department of Registration and Education of any address changes within 90 days or face license forfeiture. Director Noble J. Puffer described the rule as a new order from the Illinois Dental Examining Committee. A separate note cites postal cuts disrupting mail delivery.

Springfield Illinois State Department of Registration and Education Directour Noble J. Puffer Puffer Illinois Dental Exam Timing Committee

Makanda Sees Modern Mule Train Parade

Makanda residents witnessed a revised Mule Train tableau featuring four mules drawing a rubber tired wagon guided by a lanky driver with his wife and daughter. A rooster rode a mule while puppies nurse a nanny goat, with a dog on a donkey and chickens under the wagon. A male colt observes from a cage behind the wagon.

Makanda

Creamery Donates Calves for 4-H Carnival Door Prize

Union county 4-H clubs host a June 24 carnival from 1 to 10 p.m. at the American Legion center in Anna with a door prize calf donated by Prairie Farms creamery. Entries enrolled by June 1 and present at the event are eligible. Proceeds aid the district 4-H club camp at West Frankfort.

American Legion Community Center Anna Cleda Vaughn Farm Bureau Wisconsin Merle Bottom Artus Dillon Jonesboro Prairie Farms Creamery West Frankfort Illinois

State to Hold Hauler Permit Hearings in Illinois

Springfield June 1. The State Division of Motor Carriers will hear 129 applications for truck haul permits. Sessions are Du Quoin June 6-8 Effingham June 6-9 and Urbana June 6-8.

State Division of Motor Carriers du Quoin Effingham Urbana

Property Transfers in Carbondale Reveals Several Deeds

Howard T. Kelley transfers lots 1 through 4 to Raymond P. Ellis. Nellie Mae Pantos, of Carbondale, conveys property for $1. Fannie Minner transfers part 761 to Lewis A. Minner, Carbondale, for $1.

Howard T. Kelley Raymond P. Ellis Nellie Mae Pantos Carbondale Fannie Minner Lewis A. Minner

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