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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1967

Page

2

City and School Meetings and Drive-In Film Schedule

Tuesday listings show Carterville City Council and Vienna Township High School Board meet at 7 30 p m and 7 30 p m respectively at City Hall and High School. Jonesboro Grade School Board meets at 8 p m. Marion Drive-In screens Dimension 5 with Jeffrey Hunter and Cyborg 2087 with Michael Rennie.

Alto Pass Johnson County Housing Authority N. Fourth St Vienna Cobden Carbondale Jonesboro Anna City Council Carterville Vienna Township Marion Drive-In Jeffrey Hunter Michael Rennie

West Frankfort Fourth annual homecoming and crafts fair

The West Frankfort community hosts a fourth annual homecoming with a carnival contests and beauty pageant running Wednesday through June 10. The Downtown Southern Illinois Arts and Crafts Guild Fair accepts entries both competitive and non competitive with a 25 cent fee and due by noon June 10. Contact Gertrude Bennett Royalton. The fair takes place June 10 11 at West Franklin High School Rt 148 south of Christopher.

West Frankfort Southern Illinois Arts and Crafts Guild Gertrude Bennett Royalton West Franklin High School Rt. 148 Christopher

Three Hurt In Two Car Collision Near Alto Pass

State Police report a two car crash on Rt 127 near Alto Pass injured three people. Elmer Furlow 48 of Carbondale suffered major critical injuries and was hospitalized in Anna. Thomas Boswell 42 of Carbondale was unharmed. his passenger Ruby Bleam 52 of Cobden and Jewell Sasser 61 of Lesser had minor injuries and were treated at Union County Hospital. Boswell faces charges of driving while intoxicated driving without a license and wrong lane usage.

Rt. 127 Alto Pass Elmer Furlow Carbondale Union County Hospital Anna Furlow Thomas Boswell Boswell Ruby Bleam Cobden Boswell Auto Jewell Sasser Lesser

Autocycle Collision Injures Two Near Du Quoin

State Police report two young men, Ariel Bryant 21 and Theodore Lamum 21, injured in a motor cycle and car crash on Rt 51 near Dowell. Driver John Liska 59 not hurt. both riders treated at Marshall Browning Hospital in Du Quoin.

du Quoin Ariel Bryant Litchfield Theodore Lamum Marshall Browning Hospital John Liska Rt. 2 Elkville Dowell Liska

Riverside Park Day Camp Sign-Up Extended in Murphysboro

Registrations for Murphysboro's annual Riverside Park day camp are extended to June 17 at the Recreation Center 17 N. 14th St. from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Four two week sessions run June 19 to Aug 18 with a $6 fee.

Murphysboro Riverside Park Chester Kessel N. 14Th St Kessel

Union charges unfair practice in Carbondale plant

The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers filed unfair labor practice charges against Midwest Maintenance Construction Co. at its Carbondale plant. A hearing is set for July 10 at Southern Illinois University. The complaint alleges interference with union rights and failure to bargain after a NLRB election. A Washington D.C. examiner will hear evidence. Also, William A. McBride named Boss of the Year by Carbondale Jaycees. June graduate Frederick Van Lente, chemistry major, Hope College.

International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Afl-Cio Midwest Maintenance Construction Co., Inc Midwest Maintenance Carbondale Machinists Southern Illinois University NLRB Washington, D.C William A. McBride Carbondale Jaycees McBride Jim Tarr Carbondale Community High School Frederick van Lente Kenneth van Lente W. Chautauqua St Hope College Holland, Mich

Emeritus honors for three SIU professors

The SIU Board of Trustees granted emeritus status to Henry Wieman John Childs and Eugene Lawlor, retiring faculty leaders in theology philosophy and education. Wieman arrived in 1956 after Chicago Divinity School tenure and may be a dawning ecumenical era prophet. Childs joined from Columbia after 27 years with education focus and Lawlor since 1962 held posts at Northwestern and Florida State University. All three remain active writers and reside in Carbondale.

Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees Henry N. Wieman John L. Childs Eugene S. Lawlor Wieman Childs Illinois SIU Delyte W. Morris Grinnell Iowa University of Chicago Divinity School Willis Moore Lawlor Jacob O. Bach Columbia University Northwestern University Florida State University

Two Wis men sentenced for car theft in Pinckneyville

Two young Wisconsin men received three to seven year sentences after pleading guilty to car theft in Perry County. Larry Plymesser, 19, Delafield, got three to seven years at St. Charles Boys Reformatory. John Hessnauer, 24, Milwaukee, received three to seven years at Menard Penitentiary. They stole Roger Smiths 1959 Oldsmobile in Pinckneyville May 23 and were captured by state police after a high speed chase up to 110 mph in Washington County.

Wisconsin Pinckneyville Larry Paul Plymesser Delafield Wisc St. Charles Boys Reformatory John H. Hessnauer Milwaukee Menard Penitentiary Perry County Roger Smith Washington County

Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid

An advertisement announcing a tiny powered hearing aid perfected by a hard of hearing inventor. It claims whispers become crystal clear and offers free information by writing Hearing, P. O. Box 154, Florrisant, Missouri.

P. O. Box Florrisant

Davis named to Region Six Title I post in Southern Illinois

Davis, 17 year educator, is appointed supervisor of Title I programs for 20 counties in Region Six by Ray Page. He resigns Crab Orchard Unit superintendent post effective June 30. Gene Stettler of Marion to replace him. Davis previously served as Williamson County superintendent and Crab Orchard leader, with degrees from Southern Illinois University. Clyde House, 82, of Taylorville died Saturday at Meadow Manor Nursing Home. service Tuesday at Gilbert Funeral Home Christopher. Burial Harrison Cemetery.

Charles W. Blake E. Garland Sr West Frankfort Union Hospital Johnston City Charles E Bertha Williams Blake Aldine Thompson Blake Hulburt Oil and Grease Co Franklin County Old Bend Second Baptist Church of Masonic AF AM Lodge United Mine Workers Bertha Blake Charles H Ontario Canada Billy Joe U.S. Marines Camp Pendleton Calif Sharon Cheryl Lynn Chicago Billie E San Leandro Virginia Second Baptist Mont Davis Crab Orchard Unit Illinois Davis Ray Page Illinois Superintendent of Public Instruction Crab Orchard Board of Education Gene Stettler Marion Stettler Marion High School Southern Illinois University Williamson Clyde House Taylorville Meadow Manor Christopher First Baptist Church of Carol Jones Robert M Grand Island Neb Herbert H du Quoin Harley M Tamaroa William B Tampa Fla Grace Hill Pinckneyville Lula Edie Beulah Sawyer Gilbert Funeral Home Gene Fox Harrison Cemetery

Clean-up group meets Friday in City Hall

Committees organizing Carbondale's summer clean-up and beautification will meet at 7 30 p m Friday in City Hall. Clark Vineyard Mosquito Abatement District manager Randall Nelson city councilman lead the effort with several committees handling resident leaders volunteers and removal of junked cars and heavy trash. Police briefs note fines for speeding in Dowell and Grand Tower.

Carbondale Clark Vineyard Randall Nelson Richard Hayes Archie Jones Charles Taylor John Mars William Volk George Jessop Vineyard William Eaton John Lannin

Shawnee Port Bill Advances to Governor

The Illinois state Senate approved a bill allocating 50 000 for the Shawneetown Regional Port District for 1967 69. Port director John Thomas says the district, currently funded at 50 000 since 1963, will become self supporting once revenue bonds finance permanent coal loading facilities for the Peabody Eagle mine. First coal from the new mine was loaded onto barges Friday at temporary facilities.

State Senate Otto Kerner Shawneetown John Thomas Eagle Peabody Coal Thomas

Murphysboro woman fined in traffic case

A 20 year old Murphysboro woman Sherry Gentry was fined 75 including costs after pleading guilty to two traffic tickets in Jackson County Circuit Court. She received six months probation to pay the total fines. Gentry ran off Old Rt. 13 north of Murphysboro hitting an abutment and was treated for minor injuries.

Murphysboro Jackson County Sherry Gentry Everett Prosser Miss Gentry Rt. 13 St. Joseph Memorial Hospital

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