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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1959

Page

2

Chester Considers New City Hall and Leash Law

Chester City Council begins study for a new city hall by authorizing a Public Building Commission. Mayor will appoint the panel, with council approval. An updated leash ordinance sets fines from 2 to 200 dollars and requires confinement or leashing. Elise Richter named Evergreen Plan supervisor. May fines total 604 dollars.

Chester Public Building Commission Derrick Helmers Old City Hall Elise Richter Evergreen Plan Henry Sete Elmer Mehrer Thomas Atchison D-X Sun Ray Oil Co Opdyke Street Robert L. Smith Alice Sabo

Two Injured In Carbondale Collision

Two people were injured when a car and a pickup collided at the Jackson and Washington streets intersection in Carbondale around 5 25 p m. Parrish suffered a cut on the right cheek and eight stitches. Davis sustained a knee and head injury. Parrish was treated and released. Davis was not kept in the hospital. No tickets were issued.

Jackson Washington Streets Carbondale William Davis Maple St Davis Parrish

Inner Space: Earth's Land Surface Packed With Variety

The surface area of our planet comprises 52 million square miles of land including arctic wastes deserts and mountain ranges, outlining the diverse terrain that forms the continents.

Arctic

Grubb Chosen Head of NIU Journalism Unit

Prof Don R Grubb of Southern Illinois University will head the new NIU journalism department in DeKalb starting Sept 15 He has served SIU since 1949 and was acting chair 1951 1953 He holds degrees from SIU Minnesota and Utah and has worked in Carbondale and California He and his family reside at 811 W Walnut St Carbondale.

Don R. Grubb Southern Illinois University Northern Illinois University DeKalb SIU Grubb Vergennes University of Minnesota University of Utah Carbondale Carbondale Free Press California National Council of College Publications Advisers Phi Kappa Phi Honors Society Kappa Tau Alpha Journalism Honor Society Chater Southern Illinois School Press Assn Walnut St

Judgment Granted in Murphysboro Bid for Coleman Buick Co

An $11 087.31 judgment was granted in Jackson Circuit Court against Murphysboro businessman John L. Coleman doing business as John Coleman Buick Co. The claim by General Motors Acceptance Corp. sought 10 079.38 as the unpaid balance on a promissory note plus 10 percent for attorney fees and costs of the suit.

Jackson Murphysboro Eral Motors Ace Pti John L. Coleman John Coleman Buick Co

Southern Illinoisan Publisher and Post Office Notices

The Southern Illinoisan is a second class newspaper published in Carbondale with additional entries in Herrin and Murphysboro. The paper states copyright and republication rights through the Associated Press for local news and AP dispatches.

Southern Illinoisan Southern Illinois Publications, Inc West Main Street Carbondale North 16Th Street Herrin South 12Th Street Murphysboro Ill Southern Miinoisan Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal Murphysboro Independent Associated Press

Carbondale Sets June 11 Wheel and City Fees Deadline

Carbondale declares June 11 as the payment deadline for wheel tax dog tax juke box tax and other annual fees. Public Safety Commissioner Floyd Crawshaw may impose penalties after the date. Police Magistrate Robert Schwartz reports $439.60 in May fines and costs. $350.80 collected with a check. The magistrate will be paid yearly and will forward fines to the city. Council reviews union wage increase talks and purchases for city services including a fire truck radio two tires and coal bids.

Public Safety Floyd Crawshaw Robert Schwartz Schwartz Albert Horn Carbondale Hodcarriers and Common Laborers Union Em- En Crawshaw Virgil Barringer City Motor Patrol Elisabeth Leighty

Herrin Announces Spring Swimming Classes

Herrin pool will host two week sessions starting Monday at 10 a m Registration is at 10 a m and runs Monday to Friday Fees range from 75 cents for group lessons to 1 50 for private lessons Instructors are Richard Qualls and Glenn Whittenberg Grouping will be by ability and adult groups may use the pool after hours.

Herrin City Richard Qualls Qualls Glenn Whittenberg

Apple Festival to Award Big Apple Trophy in Murphysboro

The Apple Festival Committee votes to grant a Big Apple Trophy for the largest apple and another for best quality fruit. The ceremony will occur at the Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce with window displays by local growers planned for the September festival.

Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce

Miss Cubbage and Zwick Receive Herrin High Awards

At commencement in the Herrin Township High School gymnasium, Marjorie Cubbage and Burton Zwick were named as top scholars. Cubbage won the Bausch Lomb Science Award. Zwick won the Lions Club Award for academics and athletics.

Marjorie Cubbage Burton Zwick Herrin Township High School Cubbage Zwick Lions Club June Craig Linda Lacey Dan McCormick Pat Kane Dan Snyder Martha Tripp Michael Cline Myrna Kerley Ken Doughty Elks Herrin Joyce Brayfield Paul D. Sanders Woodshop Louis J. Steinmetz Machine Shop Rotary Club Board of Education Douglas Bryant

Firemen Extinguish Basement Pump Fire at Parkway Cafe

Carbondale firemen battled a basement pump fire at Bill Piper's Parkway Cafe located at 317 N. Illinois Ave. The blaze was reported around 12 05 a m Wednesday and the pump was destroyed.

Carbondale Bill Piper Parkway Cafe Illinois Ave

Marlow Named Grand Knight Of Herrin Council

Herman F. Marlow of Herrin was elected Grand Knight of the Herrin Knights of Columbus Council 2164 on Tuesday night, succeeding Peter Winsavage. Marlow, employed by Southwestern Illinois Supply Corp in De Soto, is married with three children. other officers named include Serati deputy grand knight Pisoni chancellor Mosello recording secretary Branca financial secretary Lyday treasurer Pollack warden Garavalla inside guard Colombo outside guard Liedenheimer delegate Headean advocate and Winsavage trustee.

Herman F. Marlow W. Herrin Sr Herrin Herrin Knights of Columbus Council Peter Winsavage Marlow Southwestern Illinois Supply Corp de Soto Frank Serati Richard Pisoni Milton Mosello John Branca E. F. Lyday

No Injuries In Two Accidents In Carbondale

No injuries were reported in two minor accidents Tuesday in Carbondale. A car driven by Charles R. Evans Jr. aged 16 collided with a panel truck driven by Paul Holsombeck on East Walnut street around 4 15 p m. A second collision occurred between John P. Qualls aged 22 of 216 West Main Street Carbondale and Lowell McGee aged 29 of Makanda near the Illinois and Grand Avenues intersection. No tickets were issued.

Carbondale Charles R. Evans, Jr Paul Holsombeck East Walnut Street John P. Qualls W. Main St Lowell McGee Makanda Illinois and Grand Avenues

Community News Highlights City Governance And Local Efforts

Mayor Henderson proposes placing the Water Department under a non salaried Citizen's Board while Aldermen retain appointment power. Hospital plans progress with input from the C of C meeting. Industry civic groups and citizens have cooperated on telephone services. The Chamber of Commerce activity is viewed as constructive. Unit School District needs thorough public study before voting.

Henderson Water Dept Chamber of Commerce

Eagles Plan Installation of Het Rin Eagles Aerie Leader

Mike Marlow a Williamson County deputy sheriff will be installed as president of the Het Rin Eagles Aerie Thursday night. Newly elected officers include Ray Dean Pierce Alta Lanigan Ernest Moore Charles Bentone Louis Zebroski Domenick Consilvio and Roy Chapman. Marlow has 35 years of Eagles membership and serves as a state Eagles trustee. A barbecue honoring retiring president Ernest Nalley will follow the installation.

Mike Marlow Williamson County Hetrin Eagles Aerie Ray Dean Pierce Alta Lanigan Ernest Moore Charles Bentone Louis, Zebroski Domenick Consilvio Roy Chapman Marlow Eagles State Eagles Ernest Nalley

Steeleville Driver Fined and Jailed for DWI

Lester Loucks of Steeleville was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to two days in Randolph County jail after a Monday court appearance on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arrested Saturday by Steeleville police and appeared before County Judge Paul Nehrt.

Lester Loucks Steeleville Randolph County Paul Nehrt

YMCA District Board Meeting Sets Workshop at Haven

The Southern Illinois District YMCA board will meet tonight at The Haven on Crab Orchard Lake. A workshop on YMCA organization planning and community programs led by Ken Miller of Southern Illinois University will highlight the session. Reports from area cities are expected, according to Board Chairman Ken Avis.

Southern Illinois Young Men’s Christian Assn Haven Crab Orchard Lake YMCA Ken R. Miller Southern Illinois Univrsity Ken Avis Marion

Cherokee Residents in Great Smoky Mountains Park

More than 3,000 Cherokee Indians reside in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina, highlighting a substantial Indigenous presence within the park boundaries.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina

Hawaii Governor Quinn Turned From Acting to Law

Gov. William Francis Quinn considered acting before choosing a career in law. He pursued public service instead of pursuing performance, shaping his political path in Hawaii.

William Francis Quinn Hawaii Law

Grass fire reported on N Horreld Street

West Frankfort firemen responded at 12 15 p m Tuesday to extinguish a grass fire in the 106 block of N Horreld Street. No damage was reported.

West Frankfort N. Horreld St

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