Hays Elected Director at Herrin Security Bank
W J Hays 41 of Rt 1 Herrin was elected a director of Herrin Security Bank increasing the board to eight. He co-owns Hays Chevrolet Co and Hays Insurance Agency with his brother Morris. Dan DeClue cited the share holders meeting announcing the appointment.
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William Wt. Hays
Rt 1
Herrin
Herrin Security Bank
Hays Chevrolet Co
Hays Insurance Agency
Morris
Hays
First Baptist Church
Elks Lodge
The
Eagles Aerie
Helen Lynn
Jon Riley
Dan DeClue
Security Bank
Teacher Hired In Murphysboro
Rosemary Lane has been hired to teach grades one to four at Immanuel Lutheran School Murphysboro. She will replace Karen Meeske. Lane is a graduate of Concordia Teachers College Seward Neb.
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Rosemary Lane
Independence
Kane
Immanuel Lutheran School
Murphysboro
Karen Meeske
Miss Lane
Oncordia Teachers College
Seward
Neb
Mrs Profitt Dies in Herrin Rites Saturday
Mrs. Sarah Profitt 78 of 213 XN, Btb St Herrin, died at Herrin Hospital. Born November 10, 1885 in Knoxville County Kentucky, she was a daughter of Benjamin Eagle and Laura Eagle. She belonged to First Baptist Church. Survived by sons Lavette Kenneth John William all Herrin. daughters Muriel Ladd Beatrice Yancey Ossie Higgenbotham Houston. sisters Cordie Helton Louisville and Alice Langham Covington. brothers Ed Eagle Detroit Owen and George Baugh Kentuky. 17 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at George Van Natta Funeral Home Herrin Rev Ben Stripling officiating. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery Carterville. Friends may call after 2 p m Friday at the funeral home.
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Sarah Profitt
Herrin Hospital
Knoxville, County, Ky
Benjamin
Laura Eagle
Profitt
First Baptist Church
Feet
Owen
George Bagh
Kentucsky
George van Natta
Herrin
Ben Stripling
Hillcrest Cemetery
Carterville
Indicted man named in Aurora woman’s murder case
Carroll Rendleman, 22, formerly of Cobden, is indicted by a Kane County grand jury for the April 9 murder of 74 year old Orfie Winslow in Aurora. Winslow was found strangled in a closet at her home. Rendleman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Carroll Rendleman.
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Carroll Rendleman
Cobden
Kane County
Aurora
T. Carroll Rendleman
Rendleman
Orfie Winslow
Herody
Omer Rogers of Sesser Dies at 76 in Miners Hospital
Omer Rogers, 76, of Sesser, died at 1 pm Wednesday in Miners Hospital Christopher after a long illness. A retired carpenter and 43-year resident, he was born Sept 20 1887 in Jefferson County, son of Alva and Adeline Cockrum Rogers. He married Parretta Att erberry in 1920 and is survived by his wife, three brothers Coy and Russell of Lesser and Kirby of Waltonville, two sisters Mrs Bertha Martin of Waltonville and Mrs Rendleman of Denver. Rendleman’s trial set for June 29. He is held without bail at Kane County Jail. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at the Christian Church Lesser, Rev Floyd Stabler officiating. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 pm Friday at Brayfield Paneras Home, Sesser. Coroner’s jury ruled death from asphyxia or suffocation.
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Omer Rogers
Sesser
Pam
Miners Hospital
Christopher
Jefferson County
Alya
Adeline Cockrum Rogers
Parretta Atterberry
Coy
Russell
Lesser
Kirby
Walton- Rendleman
Ville
Bertha
Winslow
Martin
Waltonville
Rendleman
Mable Ericson
Denver
Colo
Kane County
Christian
Floyd Stabler
Maple Hill Cemetery
Strong
Brayfield Paneras
Dormitories Win Plan Group Okay
The Carbondale Planning Commission approved three dormitory projects Wednesday night. Stan Clark received a permit for a 70 000 dormitory at 4 A16 E College St housing 40 on two floors. Ralph Gray got a 50 400 dormitory at 410 W Free man St housing 35. The Obelisk Land Trust was approved for a 90-person dormitory at 505 078 Wall St. A 30-unit mote at 5255 Main St will be reviewed by the zoning committee. The commission also approved an amendment to the Morningside subdivision allowing conversion of 14 lots from single family to multi family within density standards. The request came from the estate of the late Dr John S Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Play Commission
Stan Clark
E. College St
Ralph Gray
W. Freeman St
Gray
Obelisk Land Trust
Main St
Wall St
Morningside Subdivision
Southern Land Development Corp
John S. Lewis
House Moving Problem Cited in Carbondale
Carbondale agencies seek to stop moving substandard houses to better neighborhoods. Developer Herbert Settle told the Plan Commission that old houses are shifted to lots near fine homes, urging prohibition. The commission will ask the City Council to study the issue. Settle chairs a Realtors Association committee to address the problem with council and planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Herbert Settle
Plan Commission
Carbondale Rel Estate Association
Settle
Lols Ata
Windows Smashed by Vandals in Carbondale Homes
Three residences in Carbondale were damaged by stones thrown through windows. Victims Lillian Cross, Jane Hance, and Dennis Helm reported broken bedroom and living room windows at 404 Lincoln St, 403 A Marion St, and 401 Freeman St. Police suspect a single offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Lillian Cross
Lincoln St
Jane Hance
Marion St
Dennis Helm
Amie
Freeman St
Zoning Panel Rejects Split Lot Trick For Dormitory
Carbondale zoning officials rejected Frank Muhichs plan to combine a separate 100 foot tract with a dormitory site to meet area requirements. City Counsel Helton advised the commission that treating the extra lot as an accessory use would not count toward lot size, preventing developers from gaming the rules. The commission had postponed action May 6 awaiting counsel input. Prosser named director of Carbondale National Bank to fill vacancy caused by Dr John S Lewis’s death. Other board members listed.
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Muhich
City Corp
J. Edward Helton
Helton
Commission
Shle
Everett Prosser
Val
Bey Road
Carbondale
Ordinancebondale National Bank
Ohn S. Lewis
Prosser
E. Etherton
William C. Etherston
Francis M. Hewitt
Jeli ‘Tt
Mars
Severs Wins First Round Toward Permit
Severs won the first round in his bid for a building permit for the middle of his house. The Plan Commission voted 4 to 0 to recommend rezoning the lot at 401 Logan St to allow multifamily housing, though objections said it amounted to spot zoning. The commission noted intent to rezone southeast area for multifamily housing and that Severs has waited long for a permit. He previously sought a four apartment permit and claimed a duplex permit was issued for the building ends. He cited signed rental contracts for four sports events this fall but no permit yet. The commission urged council action by then and recommended changing the lot to an Ro zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Severs
Plan Commission
Logan St
Tounell
Ecommitee
Severs
Commission
Seeers
Enous
Thomas Easterly
Easterly
John Lonergan
Citys Council
Ten named in Jackson County tax suit filings
Ten Carbondale residents are named in delinquent personal property tax actions filed in Jackson County Circuit Court Murphysboro. The suits cover 1962 bills payable in 1963 with some unpaid 1961 and 1952 amounts. Listed defendants include Dennis Wiliam Elledge Jay Ellis Harold Ellis Emmet L. Ellis Jr William T. Engel William A. Edwards David Eddingfield Wilms Dodge Wall Robert J Dodds and R M Dolan. Amounts show interest and add circuit clerk sheriff and state's attorney fees.
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Carbondale
Jackson County
Murphysboro
Dennis Wiliam Elledge
Toen
Jay Ellis
S. Beveridge
Harold Ellis
Almond
Emmet L. Ellis Jr
Stewart Court
William T. Engel
William A. Edwards
David Eddingfield
Wilms
Dodge
Wall
Robert J., Dodds
R. M. Dolan
Herrin opens new parking lot on North 16th and Adams
Herrin’s new public parking lot sits at North 16th and Adams, constructed by the City Parking Commission on land provided by the Herrin Eagles. The gravel surfaced lot is free and open during the day, with Eagles using it in the evening.
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Herrin
North 16Th and
Adams Street
Herrin Eagles
Eagles
Southern Illinois News Publication Note
Weekly newspaper from Southern Illinois News Publication, handling postal distribution and publishing duties. Mentions offices in Murphyboro and Herrin, with republication rights and association notices for other local papers and the carrier system.
West Frankfort Fire Responds to Emergency Run
Firemen rushed to a West Frankfort home where Andy Margale suffered a possible heart attack at 8 15 p m and was transported to Union Hospital for treatment.
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West Frankfort
Andy Margale
West
Frankfort
Uniog Hospital
Crippled plane lands on highway during emergency
Leo Benjamin of Palatine piloted a four place plane along highway 28 returning to Chicago when the engine failed. He made a flawless emergency landing on the northbound road divider north of Johnston City with no traffic nearby. An Aero Flite Inc. tow truck and state trooper escorted the plane to Williamson County airport.
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Interstaeet
Leo Benjamin
Palatine
Chicago
Benjamin
Johnston City
Aeroflite Inc
Williamson County
Man Struck By Auto In Eldorado
Safé Hedger, 71, of Eldorado, was seriously injured Wednesday after stepping in front of a car on State Street. Police say the vehicle was driven by James Watson, 19, also of Eldorado. Hedger was hospitalized at Ferrell Hospital in Eldorado.
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Hedger
Eldorado
State Street
James
Watson
Ferrell Hospital
Mine Opens Next Week at Truax Tract Coal Mine
Truax Tract Coal Co. near Eliville announces Burn ing Star No 1 slope mine will begin operation next week after being idle since January 1961. The mine will run two shifts with a potential 2500 tons daily and about 25 workers initially, rising to 50 at peak. Seniority roster used for hiring. M V Harrell acts as superintendent. Crews work this week to ready the mine.
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Truax-Tract Coal Co
Burning Star
Eliville
M. V. Harrell
Three SIU Students Suspended for Carbondale Break-In
Southern Illinois University suspended three students charged in a Carbondale break-in at Weller's Plumbing and Heating Co. Police recovered seven televisions, a toaster, three radios, six tool boxes and other items. Suspects James Neill, 25, Lake Forest. Fred Weinert, 22, Deerfield. David Forabelle, 21, Decatur, free on 31000 bond awaiting Jackson County Circuit Court action after waiving preliminary hearing. Two freshmen, Richard Goodman, 18, Albertson New York, and Stephen Gorman, 18, Western Springs, were suspended until fall quarter for taking a chemistry exam for the other.
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Southern [Illinois University
Weller’s Plumbing and Heating Co
Carbondale
James Neill
Lake Forest
Fred Weinert
Deerfield
David Forabelle
Decatur
Office of Student Affairs
Jackson County
Richard Goodman
Albertson
N. Y
Stephen B. Gorman
Western Springs
Prowler Reported Near Marion Street Residence
A prowler was reported near 303 S. Marion St. in Carbondale at 1:50 am today, according to police. The incident prompted a police response but no injuries were reported.
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S. Marion St
Carbondale
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W. J. Hays
William J. Hays
Mrs. Profitt
Carbondale Plan Conmission
Frank Muhich
University Ave
Permit
Southernllinoisaa
Southees Winn Publicatona Inc
Aprhondale
Streat
Aerrie
Murphyabore
Carhnadate Twinnis
Vedictinnal
Southern Winobaa Te Lbs
Fron Prewe
Herrin Pally Journal
Murphyener
Jackson County Rabies
Illinois
Lillian’s Cafe
9Th and
Walnut St
Lillian Cooksey
Gulf Transport Company
Louie
Rinso Blue
Vegal
Kellys Twin Pak
Capri All Purpose
Sup Market
Egyptian Heights
Herrin, Ill
Southern
Ham
Johnny Mack
Baldwin Organ
Yuill Music Store
West Cherry Herrin
Baldwin Organs
Chet Johny Mack
Baldwin
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