Death notices of area residents fill several towns
Continued warm showers are expected in parts of the Pacific Northwest and several Illinois towns. Mary Belay 72 died Thursday with funeral services planned Sunday at Johnson's Funeral Morr, burial at Hillcrest Cemetery. Thomas Hunt 27 died Wednesday with service Saturday at Johnson's Funeral Home Herrin, burial City Cemetery. Harry Summers 72 died today with services Sunday at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City, burial Bankston Cemetery. Winfrad Lane Jr. died Thursday with services Sunday at Denny Funeral Home Murphysboro, burial Hill Cemetery. Henry Patterson 38 died Wednesday in Bethesda Hospital St. Louis, services Sunday at Morning Star Baptist Church Murphysboro, burial Tower Grove Cemetery. Zoe E. Bigham 73 died Thursday in St. Louis, services Monday at Pyatt Funeral Home Pinckneyville, burial Galum Church Cemetery. Millard Edmonds 42 died Wednesday at Marion Veterans Hospital, services Saturday at Wilson Funeral Home Harrisburg, burial Union Grove Cemetery. Funeral notices list numerous relatives and related services across Murphysboro Pinckneyville and surrounding areas.
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Crain
Mary Belay
Johnson
Berrinsburiah
Hillcrest
Carterville
Hunt
Thomas
Herrin
Buria
City Cemetery
Johnston City
Summers
Harry A
Murman and Wilson Funeral
Bankston Cemetery
Saline County
Friends
Snteret
Lane
Winfrad Jr
Laws
Denny Funeral
Murphysboro
Furial
Hiller Cemetery
Mutephystero
Frignas
Patterson
Henry
St. Louis
Morpom
Jackson Funeral Home
Carbondale
Pinckneyville
Bigham
Zoe E
Ffanday
Pyatt Funeral Home
Pincknay-ville
Galum Church
Trlents
Pittsburg
Edmonds
Millard
Marion Veterans Hospitals
Wilson Funeral Home
Iderion
Union Grove Cemetery
Harry A.summers
Adams St
Herrin Hospital
Ashley
Hian Grace Bulles Summer
Mary Ellen Snyder
General Steel Castings Co
Granite City
First Baptst Church
Summers Teaves
Bistor
Leta Schroeder
Murman and
Wile Acn Funeral
Johnston Iy
Ating
Wil ‘Ie
Bankslaw Cemetery
Sa‘line County
Jonesboro Grade School approves bids for milk bread gasoline
Board awards contracts to Chester Dairy for milk at 7 and 6 1/2 cents white and chocolate, Bunny Bread for bread at 18 cents and ham burger buns at 16 cents, Fruit Belt Service for gasoline at 12.1 cents per gallon and oil at 1.12 dollars. Joanne Corlis resigns as second grade teacher to join Union County Special program. replacement not yet named. Also lists local weather outlook for Gulf Coast to Northeast with temperatures and precipitation estimates.
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Jonesboro
Chester Dairy
Bunny Bread
Fruit Belt Service
Joanne Corlis
Union County
Sai
George Rice
Murphysboro Booster Club Barbecue at Riverside Park
The annual Chicken barbecue sponsored by the Murphysboro Booster Club is set for Sunday at Riverside Park. Dinner runs 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the pole shelter on the lower drive near the baseball field. Proceeds fund Booster Club projects including shelter construction and potential year round use upgrades. Tickets are 1.50 adults and 1 for children. Carry‑out service will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Riverside Park
Booster Club
Carry-eye
Cemetery Patrols Initiated by Carbondale Police Chief
Carbondale Police Chief Jack Hazel orders regular patrols of the Snider Hill Cemetery area after repeated vandalism reports. Although southwest of the city lies outside the force’s jurisdiction, Hazel has coordinated with the sheriff’s office to extend patrols. Relatives of buried individuals may press charges if offenders are identified.
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Carbondale
Jack Hazel
Hazel
Funeral services set for George Jangeo in Johnston City
George Jangeo, a 68 year old Johnston City businessman, dies from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services are at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Pauls Catholic Church with Rev. William Kelley officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery. burial site changed from Morman Wilson Funeral Home. Survivors include sisters Mrs. Mary Bell Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher and Mrs. Rosq Roberson of Chicago. Friends may call at the funeral home. Also reported: Jean W. Hutchinson, 62, of 2 Vine St Du Quoin, died at Marshall Browning Hospital. funeral arrangements pending at Maxton Funeral Home.
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Zoe Bigham
Zoe E. Bigham
J. Pinckneyville
Deaconness Hospital
St. Louis
Galum
George Hinman
Yorkville
Lyle Treffits
Pinckneyville
Pyatt
Pingkneyville
J. W. Berneking
Galum Church
Bigham
Galum Church Cemetery
George Jangeo
Johnston City
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Murman and Wilson
William Kelley
Lakeview Cemetery
Johnston
Friends
Mary Bell
Elizabeth Gallagher
Rosq Roberson
Chicago
Janseo
Jean W. Hutchinson
Vine St. de Quoin
Marshall Browning
Lions Club sponsors circus trip and park swing project
Horst Lions Club plans a circus trip to the Shriner's circus in Belleville for Southern The nois Children's Service Center residents. Two youngsters plus a guest will travel by bus with chaperones. Tickets donated by Shriners. The club also runs summer programs and has installed swings in the city park.
Royalton Boy Hurt In Herrin Auto Crash
A four month old Royalton boy was injured when his mother Sandra Woolard’s car collided with a Herrin vehicle driven by Lorene Williams at West Madison and North 16th streets at 9 15 p m Thursday No ticket was issued The child received treatment at Herrin Hospital The accident involved a second fatality Harry Summers 72 of Johnston City who died at Herrin Hospital Funeral arrangements are set for Sunday at Murman and Wiley with burial at Banks Law Cemetery in Saline County
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Royalton
Herrin
John David Say
Sandra K. Woolard
Woolard
Lorene K. Williams
West Madison
North 16Th Streets
Will elect own chairman Citizens advisory unit adopts policy changes
The Citizens Advisory Committee of Carbondale approved policy updates on CAC membership and future officer elections. The panel backed mutual mayor and council input for appointments, elected officers by the CAC, and representation across community groups. It also set regular and ex officio member classes, then tabled ex officio inclusion for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Stafford
Hlinoisan Carbondale
Citizens Advisory Committee
Dru Copeland
CAC
Copeland
Cople
CAC Activisky
Hans J. Fischer
Archie Jones
William Burns
Burns
Iity
Qarbondale Dwellings Association
Puritan ethics clouding view on marijuana harm says NSF chief
National Science Foundation chairman Dr. Philip Handler told a House appropriations subcommittee that there is no scientific proof marijuana is harmful or addictive and that current data may indicate the opposite. He urged a science based stance, noting the issue remains unresolved and likening it to early questions about alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Science Foundation
Philip Handler
Handler
House Appropriations Subcommittee
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North Wiliams Street
Bethesda Hospital
Mr. Patterson
Macon
Miss
Emmaford
Reatha Bright
Ernest Patterson
Denver
Colo
Oliver Patterson
Freddie Belle Ward
East St. Louis
Susie Lee Hunter
Morning Star Baptist Church
Willie H. Mack
Tower Grove Cemetery
Irs
Clara Alien Farmer
Iion County
Beech Grove Baptist Church
Beech Grove Cemetery
Chapel
Norris and Sons Funeral Home
Florida
Pennsylvania
U.S. Weather Bureau
Esce
Tamparatuces
Canzuit Ioral
New England
Gulf Coast States
Northeast
Tinois
Tlinsis
Janscorites
DU Quoin
Royalton Boy
Harry A. Summers
Citizens Advisory Unit
Lems Turley
New
Carbondale Township
James L. Goddard
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Gerald N. Kurtz
National Institute of Fntal Health
Vergennes State Bank
F.d.1.c
Bonita Troutt
Pam Arnold
Shakerag
Hardscrabble
Sunfield
Cudgetown
Slawson
Pam
Thiloisan
East Gate
East Gate Shopping Center
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