Marion City Council Reappoints Sorgen and Attip to Boards
Carl Sorgen is reappointed to the Marion parking commission for four years, and Robert Attip is reappointed to the police and firemen’s merit board for three years. The council also addressed truck traffic by contractor Clarence Cagle, approved a subdivision plat, vacated street space on McLaren Street, proposed water line extensions, and discussed flat tap-on fees to replace the current varied charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sorgen
Parking Commission
Robert Attip
Police and Firemens Merit Board
Marion City Council
Sorgen
Annip
Clarence ©. Cagle
Marion
A. R. Douglas
Cagle
Creal Springs
Skelcher
Mule Creek
Douglas
DeYoung
Mohler
McLaren
Wayne Kelly
J H. Conley
South Future
Walter Rowatt Rites Thursday
Walter Rowatt aged 4 died at 6 am in Herrin hospital after three weeks of illness. He was born April 5, 1877 in Carterville. Survived by wife Ellender Lipcey who died May 24, 1945, and by daughters Mrs. John Craig and Mrs. Charles Hudgens, sons Paul I and Howard, brother George, eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Riggin Funeral Home with Rev Floyd Tent officiating. burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rowatt
S. Division St
Carterville
Herrin Hospital
Walter Sr
Mary Beltz Rowatt
Ellender Lipcey
Elles
Rev. Floyd Tent
Chester
Oakwood Cemetery
Johnston City adopts plumbing code to align with state rules
Johnston City Council approved a plumbing ordinance modeled on state code. The measure, prepared by the City Plan Commission, links eligibility for federal housing aid with adoption of building zoning and electrical codes. Aldermen Ed Carr and William Wilson voted in favor, six yes. The act requires plumber registration, a $2,500 bond, and permits for alterations, with a plumbing inspector under the mayor’s supervision. Water and Sewer Supt. Howard Vick will oversee the post. fees cover fixtures, air conditioning, floor drains, sewer connections, and related installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
City Plan Commission
Ed Carr
William Wilson
Howard
Vick
K. Neil Thurmond
Woman Hit By Car In Carbondale At Main And University
An 18 year old Carbondale woman, Mrs. Robert Lale of 312 West Oak Street, was bruised when struck by a car at Main and University. She was treated and released at Doctors Hospital. The driver was identified as Viola Maxiedore of Murphysboro, no tickets issued. The incident occurred at 5 20 p.m.
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Carbondale
University and
Main Streets
Robert Lale
Oak St
Main Street
University Avenue
Viola Maxiedore
14Th St
Murphysboro
Youth Group Plans Parties In Marion
Youth Incorporated in Marion schedules three fund raising events for a new community center. A June 29 exhibit and auction at Logan School gym will feature art, handiwork, needlework and woodwork with $15, $16 and $8 prizes. Entries due 1 to 3 pm. June 29. A July 27 back to school sock hop, and a flea market on August 31 will raise funds for the center. Proceeds support the building fund. Committee meets June 22 at Zion Church basement.
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Youth Incorporated
Marion
Logan ‘School
Martin M
May
Community Center
Logan School
Dotty Shop
Dr. May
Youth
Church of Christ
Herrin Man Fails To Pay Fine After Arrest
Bobby Joe Pippin of Herrin did not appear to pay a 2 dollar fine and 14.20 dollars costs for disturbing the peace after an arrest near John's Tavern. Justice Bal lard noted possible town departure. city seeks arterial street status and motor fuel tax eligibility. A planned MFT designation hinges on state approval of an extra sales tax, with projected city revenue of about 40 to 47 thousand dollars and offices to receive 9 to 9.3 thousand. Separately, Commissioner Yesrack probes condemnations to raze an abandoned North Garfield Street house where children play.
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Herrin
Bobby Joe Pippin
Pippin
John Garagioli
John
Williamson County
Justice of the Peace
Pat Ballard
Douglas
State Division of Highways
Gilbert Bratter
City
Bob Yesrack
Garfield Street
Johnston City Considers Sewage Plant Study and Lagoon
Johnston City Council discussed a study of a new sewage lagoon and related trunk line to prevent backflows. Estimated cost 160000 for lagoon plan with 30 percent federal grants, 300000 for standard plant, financed by revenue bonds and phased setup including a 40 acre pond and connections to homes.
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Johnston City
Stoner
Paul
Hall of Marlow
Thurmond
St Eastewest
State Sanitary Water
Herman Baker Placed on Probation in Williamson County
Herman Baker of Herrin was placed on six months probation by Judge Stewart Cluster in Williamson County Court after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of vagary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Baker
Herrin
Williamson County
Stewart Cluster
Baker
Relieving Tension Through Spinal Checkup Leads to Sleep
Many people live in constant tension causing sleep difficulties and irritability. A spinal checkup identifies the cause and correcting it restores natural sleep and relaxation.
Youth Employment Agency Opens in Teen Town
Marion Youth Incorporated reports a strong first day with 15 calls for sitters, cleaners, window washers, and yard work. Priscilla Henshaw says 40 teens signed up for summer jobs, mainly girls, with 10 percent of earnings donated to a Teen Town fund. The office operates Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 9 am to 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Youth Incorporated
Democratic Party
Priscilla Henshaw
Three Hurt In Accident In Hardin County
Three members of a Pope County family were hospitalized Monday after a crash on Route 37 near the Eirhorn side road. A dump truck driven by Jimmy D. Cosner and a car driven by John May collided. May, his wife Virgie and daughter Ida were hospitalized with Ida listed as major injuries. A second crash on Route 3 near Wolf Lake involved Archie Wright and Lucille Shoates with no injuries.
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Pope County
Rt. 37
Eirhorn
Hardin County
District 13
du Quoin
Jimmy D. Cosner
Herod
John May
Bichorn
Cosner
May
Virgie
Ida
Rosiclare
Archie Wright
East St. Louis
Lucille Shoates
Wolf Lake
Rt. 3
Labor Union Talks Set at Carbondale Hall
Locals representing five state agencies will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Carbondale Odal Fellows Hall. Joseph Gleason, international representative for state employees, will speak to staff of the Illinois Public Aid Commission, the Security Hospital, Menard Penitentiary at Chester, Anna State Hospital, and Southern Illinois University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Odal Fellows Hall
Joseph Gleason
Alf-Ciq
Washington, D. C
I!llinois Public Aid Commission
The
Security Hospital
Menard Penitentiary
Chester
Annal’ State Hospital
Southernlinois University
Carbondale police fines motorist for speeding
Carbondale Rt 3 resident Fred W. Washburn was fined $10 plus costs by Carbondale Police Magistrate Robert Schwartz after a speeding ticket issued by Trooper Charles Whittington for driving too fast for conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Fred W. Washburn
Rt. 3
Robert Schwartz
Charles Whittington
Graduation at Attucks High School in Carbondale
Twenty one seniors received diplomas Monday night in Attucks High School ceremonies. Prof Annette Hoage of Southern Illinois University gave the principal address. Delars Mosley led a vocal solo and awards were presented to outstanding students. The school ensemble performed and remarks were given by County Supt. Drake and Principal Clark. Baccalaureate was Sunday at New Zion Baptist Church. Commencement at Carbondale Community High School tonight. University School seniors graduate Friday.
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Attucks High School
Carbondale
Annette Hoage
Southern Ilinois University
R. ©. Joseph
Carbondale Community High School
CCHS
University School
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Johnston City Council
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West Frankfort
St. John's Catholic Church
Albert Buratto
Union Funeral Home
Formosa
Southern Tiinois
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South 12Th Street
Herrin, T
Olmois
Southern
Clinisian
Carbondale Fire Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Japan
Herrin City Hall
Williamson County Taxpayers’ League
Bekse Emery
Dr. A, R
Evkert
Main St
Kryptok
Ray Conrad
Smiths
Rambler
Plymouth
Savoy
Ford
Hedreen
Eget
America
Chevrolet
Heckel’s
Thor
Galeton Phatphees
Macy
Attucks
County Supt. of
Jackson Drake
J. 9. Clark
Clark
New Zion Baptists Church
Marlyn Furniture, Inc
Fork Ave
Berrin DY Quoin
U.S
Hunter Motor Co
North Wiiners
Jackson County Motors
North 17Th St. Murphysboro
Spezial Motors
West Madison Hertin
Beckhorn Motors Sales
West Broadway
Steeleville
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