Illinois State Employees Association Chapter 24 Meeting
Members of Chapter 24 of the Illinois State Employees Association met Tuesday at Southern Illinois University to discuss their program with Robert E. Perz director of the State Department of Personnel. Pictured are Christine Turok and Aileen Neely of Carbondale. Clifford C. Jeremiah Chester. Pert Paul H. Miller Carbondale. R. O. McClellen Springfield. Nathan Nagle Carbondale. with Perz standing. Chapter 24 serves the southern 16 counties and has 225 members.
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Illinois State Employes Association
Southern Illinois University
Robert E. Perz
C. Jeremiah
Chester
Pert
Paul H. Miller
Carbondale
R. O. McClellen
Spring Field
State Association
Nathan Nagle
Ilinois
End Of An Era Semantics Smorgasbord At SIU
Southern Illinois University holds its annual semantics feast featuring chocolate covered caterpillars fried bumblebees and fried silkworms with seaweed tea. The event runs Thursday at 6 p.m. in the University cafeteria as associate professor Paul Hunsinger departs for Occidental College in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
Paul Hunsinger
SIU
Hunsinger
Occidental College
California
Semantics
Baldwin Woman Mathilda Henneke Dies at 67
Mathilda Henneke 67 of Baldwin died Tuesday at Randolph County Nursing Home Sparta born Red Bud 1890 widow of Henry Henneke. Survived by son Russell East St. Louis daughters Mrs Walter Brown St Charles Mo Mrs Harold Berthold Michigan City Ind Mrs Otis Destaim and Mrs Ervin Neimeyer Baldwin brothers Tony and Wendell Horschmann New Athens half brother Benjamin Hall Lenzburg 16 grandchildren Funeral Friday 2 p m St John Lutheran Baldwin Rev Rowlend Miller officiating burial in church cemetery calling hours until noon Friday Walker Funeral Home Baldwin.
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Baldwin
Mathilda Henneke
Randolph County
Sparta
Red Bud
Henry Henneke
Louis
Lydia
Russell
East St. Louis
Walter Brown
St. Charles
Harold Berthold
Michigan City
Ind
Otis Destaim
Ervin Neimeyer
Tony
Wendell Horschmann
New Athens
Benjamin Hall
Lenzburg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Row‘lend Miller
Church
Walker ‘Funeral Home
Funeral Friday for Fred J. Jackson
Fred L. Jackson 65 of Cobden area died Wednesday after two years illness. Born October 2 1892 in Jackson County he was a Pentecostal Church member. He leaves his wife Minnie. daughters Lucille Galbraith Louise Shelton Elva Stauffer. sons Clarence Eugene Raymond Norman. 15 grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Friday at Pentecostal Church with Rev Roy Simpkins officiating. burial Cobden Cemetery. Broadway Funeral Home Cobden handling arrangements.
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Fred L. Jackson
Cobden
Jackson County
Pentecostal Church
Minnie
Lucille Galbraith
Louise Shelton
Granite City
Elva Stauffer
Alton
Clarence
St. Joseph
Mich
Eugene
Joliet
Raymond and
Norman
Roy Simpkins
Cobden Cemetery
Broadway Funeral Home
Fire damages home on North Warren Street
No damage was reported at the scene of a house fire at the home of J. L. Newed on North Warren Street in Anna Tuesday. Fireman John West reported the incident and said there was no further damage noted.
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Aass
J. L. Newed
Warren Street
Anna
John West
William Kessel Dies Retired Chester Farmer at 81
William Kessel 81 of 1136 George St Chester died Wednesday after a long illness. Born 1876 at Wine Hill he married Mary Mundt in 1902. Survived by wife son Lawrence of St Louis brothers Albert Edward Robert and one grandchild. Funeral Saturday at 7 p m at Peace Lutheran Church Chester with Revs O M Meyer and A H Kaitschuk. Burial at St Peter's Lutheran Cemetery Wine Hill. Friends may call at Schroed-
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William Kessel
George St
Chester
Chester Hospital
Wine Hill
Lawrence of
St. Louis
Albert
Edward
Robert
Peace Lutheran Church
O. M. Meyer
A. H. Kaitschuk
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church i
Funeral Chapel Timing Noted in Chester Ad
A brief Chester notice states the funeral chapel service extends until 1 a.m. Saturday, indicating extended hours for a wake or service.
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Chester
Dick Banks Set to Release First Records in June
Eldorado youth Dick Banks, a former Eldorado High School athlete turned singer, will release his first records “Dirty Dog” and “Too Late” on June 13 after a midwestern tour. He leaves June 7 for two months with Liberty Recording Co. The Dick Banks National Fan Club, operated in Eldora, drew about 1 500 at an open house, and Miss Mary Ann Bozeman will run the club. Tour covers St. Louis Chicago Omaha Neb and other cities.
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Eldorado
Dick Banks
Eldorado High
Banks
Liberty Recording Co
Mary Ann Bozeman
John Bozeman
St. Louis
Chicago
Omaha
Nebr
Coal Hoppers Spill Delays IC Train at Elkville
A loose hopper door dumped coal on the Illinois Central main line at Elkville delaying traffic slightly. One passenger train was rerouted and delayed about 15 minutes. Officials cited the early morning spill as the cause. Mulching gardens helps conserve moisture and reduce weeds.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Elkville
Southern Illinoisan Newspaper History and Post Office Notes
The Southern Illinoisan is described as a newspaper serving Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and surrounding areas with post office entries under the Carbondale Act of 1879. It is linked to predecessors including Carbondale Free Press and Murphysboro Press and is published by Southern Illinois Biica tions Inc.
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Southern Illinoisan
Sandey
Southern Illinois Biications, Inc
West Main Street
Bondale
North 16Th Street
Henin
South 12Th
Murphysbor
Carbondale
Herrin
Murphys
Southern Linoisan
Femeepes
Taxpayer Is Boss State Personnel Chief
Director Robert E. Perz told Chapter 24 members in Carbondale that the new State Department of Personnel serves the taxpayer first, ensuring value for tax dollars. He said the department should attract and retain competent workers by making state jobs as attractive as private industry, though progress will take time.
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State Department of
Robert E. Perz
Ilinois State Employes Association
Carbondale
Perz
Southern Illinois University
UI Engineering Draws More Students From Southern Illinois
Dean William L. Everitt announced a College of Engineering study showing a higher share of UI engineers come from Southern Illinois relative to other areas. He said the university did not oppose creating an engineering school at Southern Illinois University and noted the Commission on Higher Education is studying the state's need for more engineering training facilities.
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University of Ilinois College of Engineering
Ilinois
William L. Everitt
College of Engineering
Southern Illinois
Everitt
Carbondale
State Board of Natural Resources and Conservation
Southern Illinois University
Commission On Higher Education
Southern
Navy Seaplane Sets June Altitude Record at Annapolis
In June 1913 a Navy pilot set a new American altitude record for seaplanes by reaching 6,200 feet over Annapolis Maryland.
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Annapolis
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Fred J. Jackson
Mary Mundt
Limpus
Realty
Calvert Distillers CO
W.Y.C
Apery Television
Re Wed Logue
Gene Rath
West Main
Tomcher
Ellis Mitchell
Murphysboro
Carload
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