How System Operates Personal Tax Rundown
Williamson County assigns a deputy for each precinct with 52 deputies under supervision of Fred Simpson. Assessors fill schedules to keep uniformity, with real estate value about 60 percent of full value after state equalization. Tax lists published by July 10, taxes mailed by May 1 of next year. deputies work April to June to complete schedules.
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Jackson County
State Revenue Department
Agriculture
James Lawder
Board of Supervisors
County Board of Review
Williamson County
Fred Simpson
Simpson
Marion
Herrin
Carterville
Johnston City
Ont
Reemhden
Department of Revenue
Board of Review
State Rement of Revenue
Board of Commissioners
Murphysboro Apple Festival picks Schwebel Printing
A local printing contract for the Murphysboro Apple Festival was awarded to Schwebel Printing on Monday night. The 1957 festival will expand to a three day show starting Thursday September 12 with plans to boost fundraising through event programs and advertising sales. The 101st Airborne Band and Drill Team from Ft Campbell Kentucky tentatively accepted an invitation to perform in the Saturday grand parade.
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Murphysboro
Schwebel
101St Airborne Band
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Pacific Cruise Servi Aboard USS Halsey Powell
Donald R. Brandt from Chester serves on the destroyer USS Halsey Powell which departed San Diego for a six week Western Pacific tour on May 21. The voyage includes Pearl Harbor Yokosuka and Sasebo Japan. Brandt is the son of Mrs. Ora A. Brandt of 209 West Harrison Street Chester.
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Servi
Halsey Powell
San Diego
Donald R. Brandt
Chester
Western Pacific
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Yokosuka
Sasebo
Japan
Brandt
Ora A. Brandt
W. Harrison St
Local names listed with two associated towns in district notes
A partial list of individuals paired with town labels such as Lake Creek Carterville East Marion Marion Business District and other districts. Names include Joyce Reynolds Juanita Garavalla Viola Hopkins Mary Stefan and many others, with mentions of two person counts and district designations.
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Joyce Reynolds
Lorraine Crain Cecile Tregoning
Velma Young
Edward South
Viola Hopkins
Mary Stefan
Paul Capps
Juanita Garavalla
Marie Helms Mable Pulliam
Lake Creek
Gertie Martin
Norma Hickey
Bessie Engram
Ora Tyler
Eva McKown
Carterville
Carl] Williams
Evelyn Baltimore
Albert Bleyer
Charlie Cox
Marion
Ethel Connell
Genevieve Norman Ruby Reece Madge Flower
William Davis
Virginia Harris
Lillian Collier
James Kelsey
Dora Sanders
Blanche Whiting
F. R. James Dora Elope Sara Jack Guy Emery
Grace Motsinger
Violet Jordan
Carl Edwards
Southern
John Cannon Creat
Noel
Raymond Foster
Glen Binkley Stonefort
Carl Beasley
Hugh McCabe
Herrin
Jack Walker
Albert Ledbetter
Johnston City
E. V. Rent
Marion Center ready community center opens in City Hall
The Marion Center opens its new Community Center on the second floor of City Hall at a cost of $5,000. Director Cliff Storme announced an open house for the public from 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. on Thursday.
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Marion
Cliff Storme
Vinsavage Installed as Grand Knight of Herrin Knights
Peter M. Vinsavage was elected grand knight of Herrin Council 2164 Knights of Columbus. Officers named include Hugh Walker deputy knight Monsignor Robert De Gasperi chaplain Milton Mosello recorder E F Lyday treasurer John Branca financial secretary John J Nozotti chancellor Joseph C Calcaterra warden Samuel Love advocate Frank J Serati inside guard Steve Raski outside guard. Center opening to teenagers features a Friday dance 8 to 12 with a live band. Remodeling costs totaled 4001.23 plus 1000 for furnishings. civic clubs contributed 2958.53 and recreation tax funds covered the rest. The center offers a 24 by 60 dance floor 18 by 18 lounge and TV room 20 by 20 game room with vending machines at five cents. 289 members have registered and youth cards are available free from Storme or Teen age Recreation President Suzanne Brown for ages 13 to 19. The facilities will accommodate about 300, up from 75.
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Peter M. Vinsavage
Herrin
Knights of Columbus
Hugh Walker
Robert de Gasperi
Milton L. Mosello
E. F. Lyday
John G. Branca
John J. Nozotti
Joseph C. Calcaterra
Samuel Love
Frank J. Serati
Steve Raski
Storme
Suzanne Brown
Carterville Fire Chief Quits as Council Delays Vote
Carterville Fire Chief Sam Corbitt resigns and the council tables the acceptance vote until next week. He sought a 100 dollar monthly raise amid disputes over salaries and personnel changes, including the firing of a city worker. The town debates legality of council revenue from city contracts and other agenda items.
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Carterville
Sam Corbitt
Corbitt
Everett Walker
Leonard Hastie
Walker
The
Water Commission
Pearl Bellow
Hastie
A. D. Morgan
Lacy Lee
Johnston City Native Gene Goad Discharged from Navy
Gene Goad returns home to Johnston City after four years service with the Sea Bees. He served in the Philippines and Kwajalein Island and is the son of Mr and Mrs James Goad of Jefferson Avenue.
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Gene Goad
Johnston City
Sea Bees
Phillipines
Kwajalein Island
James Goad
Jefferson Avenue
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Doody
Hugh Dixon
Joe
Bate
Dne County
Asses
Clyde
Simmons
Eli G. E. Lichliter
Vergennes
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Makanda
E. E. Wilson
Pomona
Harry L. Bridgeman
Grand Tower
Jackson
Joe Bryant
Levan
Jim Cavaness
W. H. Lindsey
Raymond Krause
Ft. Bluff
George Baker Herrin
Apple Festival Book
HFC
Oe Oebi
Public Square
Cline
City Hall
Teen Age Recreation Board
Linda Southern
Wendell Winters
Marion High
Eaton & Brown Appliance Co
East Main Carbondale
Carl E. Miller
Williamson County Court House
Illinois
Marion Center
Vinsavage
Herrin KC
Kayser
California
Zwice
Herrin and
Carbondale
Lee
Mora
E. M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Illinois Central
Illinois Commerce Commission
Bellans
Bell-ans
WHITE
Lectric CO
Hy-Way Lumber CO
South Park Avenue
Aun
S. Illinois
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