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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1957

Page

2

Chester Council Orders Two Audits Of Funds

Chester City Council spent over four hours organizing services and approved audits of city books and the Chester Bridge Commission books. Willi am Appulin Jr. to audit the city books for 300 dollars and Fox and Placht to audit the Bridge Commission books for up to 500 dollars.

Chester’s New Chester Bridge Commission Helmers William Appulin Jr Quincy Fox and Placht St. Louis Bridge Commission Pete Ebers Les Runge George Lauterjing Ebers Earl Stoffel Clayton Wingerter Ralph Congleton Lester Dungey New Street Dungey Harry Moore Evergreen Ben Littlemeier Littlemeier

Tribute to O H McNeill Longtime Herrin Lions Charter Member

O H McNeill pioneer member of the Herrin Lions Club received a tribute for 35 years of perfect attendance. A recent committee meeting in his hospital room counted as attendance under special arrangements, with remaining charter members W D Beers W A Rancillo A D Morgan and F P Bracy noting his devoted service to the club and church.

O. H. McNeill Herrin Lions Club W. D. Beers W. A. Rancillio A. D. Morgan F. P. Bracy

Sanders Urges Fight Over Right to Work Bill

Bill Sanders of Local 1986 IA M union urged members to contact state lawmakers to oppose the Right to Work bill. Members voted to act against the measure as Sen Grindle announced an anti-picketing bill was killed and explained the current bill.

Bill Sanders International Assn. of Machinists William L. Grindle

City council adjusts salaries and bridge funds

Dungey gains 25 dollars monthly raise to 300 with a 35 dollar car allowance. City Atty. Gilster to draft an annual appropriations ordinance, adding a new street truck purchase. Bridge revenues expected to fall this summer amid Missouri road work, prompting a 40 thousand dollar transfer to the bridge fund before August 1. Council to study Bridge Commission retention or abolition.

Dungey John Gilster P. E. Stadler Bridge Commission Stadler Missouri Atty. Gilster

Chester Taverns Win Extra Hour Of Open Time

Chester City Council, in a 4-1 vote, extended tavern closing from midnight to 1 a m daily. Aldermen Mueller Kirk Hathaway and Blechle supported. Segar opposed. The meeting also approved $60,000 for New Palestine road resurfacing and bought a mosquito spray tank for $600.

Chester City Harold Mueller Herman Kirk Perry Hathaway Charles Blechle Louis Segar Palestine Road Swanwick

Karl Federer Elected to Marion UF Board

Karl Federer was elected to the United Fund of Marion board of Directors. The executive board will add 10 members to reach 30. June 17 next meeting will consider names. Dean Cates named campaign chairman and others named vice chairs. The group approved a $500 loan from the Carbondale United Fund Assn for the first Marion United Fund campaign.

Karl Federer United Fund of Marion Board of Directors Dean Cates Gene Cox O. A. Eaton Federer Hetel Virginia Redd James Sanders Marilyn Turner William Ball A. E. Ramsey Carbondale United Fund Assn Marion United Fund

James Aikman Rites Scheduled in Marion

Funeral services for James Aikman of Chicago will be 2 p m Wednesday at Wilson Frick Funeral Home Marion with Rev Lee Swope officiating. Burial follows in Rosehill Cemetery. He died Sunday night in Masonic Hospital Chicago. He leaves a wife Lucille Dillon a son Charles Richard and one grandchild.

James Aikman Chicago Wilson - Frick Marion Lee Swope Rosehill Cemetery Wed- Aikman Illinois Masonic Hospital Lucille Dillon Charles Richard

Christopher Council Slashes Liquor Fees for Clubs

The City Council reduced annual liquor licenses from 330 to 300 dollars for taverns and clubs on Monday. A Knights of Columbus club license was approved, relaxing previous restrictions, while theater manager Glen Boner reported ongoing uncertainty about operation despite relief. action on the theater fee was tabled.

Knights of Columbus Club Glen Boner Christopher Globe Theater Ayn Spree Pagicks Sg Boner

Design Lecture Set at SIU Tonight

Edgar Kaufman designer and historian delivers The History of Design at 8 p m Tuesday in the Southern Illinois University Library Auditorium. He formerly directed MoMA design and recently finished a book on Frank Lloyd Wright as the SIU design department wraps its 1956 57 guest lecturer series.

Edgar Kaufman Southern Illinois University Library Kaufman Museum of Modern Art SIU Frank Lloyd Wright

Mayor Questions Legality of Christopher Phone Franchise

Christopher city council debated the General Telephone Co. of Illinois 25 year franchise first granted in 1956. Alderman Hampton charged the ordinance was illegally passed and missing from files, prompting a call for a new franchise ordinance. The vote on Ordinance 253 was 4 to 3, technically a tie, with Mayor DeWitt not voting. The council asked GTC to send representatives in two weeks to discuss a new franchise, while Crain noted the matter involves both ordinance and contract terms.

General Telephone Co Illinois Christopher Oae Og Pe R. I. Hampton Ephone Company Louis Vaughn L. E. DeWitt Ee Tine Paul Crain Pal Canail Hampton Crain General Telephone Company

Robbery at Christopher Texcap Service Station

The Janello Texcap Service Station at the intersection of Routes 14 and 148 in Christopher was robbed of $75 in cash and two sets of sparkplugs valued at $12. Burglars gained entry through a washroom window.

Rts Christopher Frank Janello

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Chester Council Herrin Henderson Williamson County Ordill C of C Floyd P. Bracy Wn. T. Bracy J. R. Bracy Sanders Chester John Blankenship Pruitan Chemical Co Civil Defense Henry Gross Robert Schroeder Veterans of Foreign Wars Marion UF Christopher Council Cadillac Christopher Phone BORON U. S Patent Office D-X D-X Sunray America D-X Sunray Oil Company Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Company Tulsa Oklahoma Karl Goerke South Park Avenue Dries West Main Street Carbondale Christopher Station John Kurfees Everkleen The Herrin Lumber Co Craggs Devillez Maytag Reeves 10Th and Walnut Murphysboro Boyle Tire Service
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