Six Injured In Accident At Eldorado
Six Harrisburg area residents were hospitalized Friday after a two car crash on Rt 45 south of Eldorado at 8 10 p m Mrs Jo Ann Sands 30 and son Billy 3 both admitted with major injuries Other children Terry Lee 4 and John David 9 treated for minor injuries James R Jones 16 and passenger Robie McLain 14 admitted with major injuries At Ferrell and Pierce Hospitals Eldorado Police said Sands car struck Jones car broadside Both vehicles heavily damaged No injuries in six other District accidents reported elsewhere that night.
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Harrisburg
Rt. 45
Eldorado
District 18
du Quoin
Jo Ann Sands
James R. Jones
Jones
Robie McLain
Pierce Hospital
Sands
District 13
Josep E. Gloda
Jacob
Billy S. Green
Martin
Tenn
Jackson County
Minnor
James Frew
Cypress
Jack Mattingly
Tamms
Rt. 127
Roscoe L. Webb
Mt. Vernon
Henry E. Donner
Rt. 1
Wadesville
Ind
Rt. 460
RL 148
Herrin
Maurice H. Hayes
Wesley L. Koch Jr
Washington
Lou A. Hunt
Edgar M. Piercy
Lansdale
David L. Spain
Milan
Rt. 3
Gorham
Royal W. Dacobs
Dupo
Fred W
West Frankfort Man Found Dead in Home
George W. Lindsey a 71 year old West Frankfort resident was found dead in his home at 12 15 am Saturday after illness lasting months. A retired miner he last worked at Orient No 1 in 1952 and belonged to Local 1265 United Mine Workers. He leaves wife Carrie daughters Mrs James Smith of Pontiac and Mrs Herman Gaylord of Chicago brothers Delmar Roy William and Wes ley Van Dyke a sister two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services will be at Union Funeral Home West Frankfort at 2 pm Monday with Rev Charles Mills officiating burial in Tower Heights Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 pm Saturday. Lake Ontario note mentions unrelated lake fact.
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George W. Lindsey
Skelton St
West Frankfort
John Lindsey
Warrick County
Ind
Orient No. 1
United Mine Workers of America
Carrie
James Smith
Pontiac
Mich
Herman Gaylord
Chicago
Delmar
Evansville
Roy
Fullerton
Calif
William
Boonville
Wesley van Dyke
Grandview
Union Funeral Home
Charles Mills
Tower Heights
Mrs. Mae Pritchett Dies at 70 in Royalton
Mae Pritchett 70 a longtime Royalton resident died Friday at her home after a long illness She leaves husband James daughters Myrtle Bolton and Dorothy Lucille Prather son Harry all named in the Royalton area She was a member of Old Pentecostal Church Services set for 2 pm Monday at the Old Pentecostal Church Royalton Rev Harry Sullivan will officiate Burial follows in Royalton Miners Cemetery Friends may call at Moeller Funeral Home after 1 pm today
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Mae Pritchett
South Mannering Street
Royalton
Old Pentecostal Church
James
Myrtle Bolton
Danville
Dorothy Lucille Prather
Herrin
Harry
Stockton
Calif
Harry Sullivan
Royalton Miners Cemetery
Moeller Funeral Home
Pippin Back In Jail After Release
Bobby Joe Pippin, 29, of Herrin, re-arrested shortly after release from Williamson County jail on a disturbing the peace charge at John's Tavern on West Monroe Street. Police said he tore at a door and had been drinking. He was held in Franklin County jail on bond. The report also notes a separate rape accusation involving a 20 year old woman, with Dintelman awaiting grand jury action.
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Bobby Joe Pippiin
Herrin
Williamson County
Pippin
Herrin City
John’s
Roy Coles
Cole
Pipspin
Marico
Christopher
Ywoin
Dinternan
Chicago
Dintelman
Du Quoin Man Denies Rape Charge in Court
Raymond Arthur Dintelman, 22, appeared before Police Magistrate Fred Ballard Friday and pleaded not guilty to a charge of rape. The hearing outlined the case as Dintelman entered his denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Quoin
Christopher
Fred Ballard
Raymond Arthur Dintelman
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Carbondale
Fride
Franklin County
Heckel’s
Carterville
T-Hour
Murdale Shopping Center
Marty Specal
North Park
Brown & Colombo
Kelvinator
Colombo
BROWN
Callar Construction
Dad
Marion — Benton
Vernan
Carhondah
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