Obituaries headline batch from Southern Illinois area
Funeral services announced for several residents across Marion Cobden West Frankfort Carbondale and Sparta including Mrs Mabel Hively Mrs Alva Riggs Thomas Coleman Sr Ruth Stokes Chapman Orbie Kenon Flossie Rotramel and Albert Loucks with details on birth death ages officiants burial locations and survivor lists and a separate civil suit filed in Johnston City for $60000 against Jimmie Long and Sam Davis relativos to an incident June 3 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Coleman Sr
Stone Funeral Home
West Frankfort
Oddfellows Cemetery
Coleman
E. St. Louis St
Franklin Hospital
Benton
Franklin County
John
Susan Butler Coleman
Trinity Methodist Church
Addie
Rommel
Archie
Lincoln Coleman
Glenn
St. Louis
Thomas Jr
Charleston
N. C
Elma Hill
Hollister, Mo
Orbie Agatha Kenon
Southaven
Miss
Gorham
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Raddle
Leo Hayes
Goodbread Cemetery
Kenon
the Baptist Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Modoc
Thomas
Mary Martin Brewer
Emanuel Charles Kenon
Murphysboro
Lee Thies
Dupo
Don Schilling
Lexington
Bill Rathjen
Merrillville
Ind
Carl Dean Kenon
Roy Brewer
Prairie du Rocher
Denny and Pettett
Flossie Elizabeth Rotramel
Sparta
Lynn-Hill
Robert Stewart
Caledonia Cemetery
Roetramel
St. Clement’s Hospital
Red Bud
Tilden
Robert
Alice Caldwell Stevenson
Fred Retramel
Frederick, Ohlo
Trinity United Presbyterian Church
Fred L
Patrick Retramel
Arlington Heights
Betty J. Clinton
Collinsville
Dixie Lee
Yuma
Ariz
Roy J. Stevenson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Albert H. Loucks
du Quoin
Anna
Mr. Loucks
Ida Blanton Loucks
Floy McConnaughay
Mt. Vernon
Maxine Hochmuth
Marissa
Eugene
Paul
Charles
Hanna City
Johnston City
Marion
Jimmie Long
Sam Davis
Ernest Stilley
Stilley
Long
Washington Street
Davis
Southern Baptists uphold conservatism at annual meeting
The Southern Baptist Convention, with about 13 000 messengers, ended its three day meeting in St Louis after backing traditional conservatism. It urged abortion limits, anti alcohol ads, and transport sale bans, chastised the Sunday school board over modernist literature, and re elected Rev Carl Bates of Charlotte to a second term as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
America
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vatican
Indochina
Denver
Baptists
Carl E. Bates
Charlotte, N.C
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Illinois
Mabel Hively
N. Cunningham St
Wilson Funeral Home
Hively
Marion Memorial Hospital
Brendan Gross
Maplewood Cemetery
Alfred and
Leona Lanningham Dodd
Grover Hively
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
George Dodd
Detroit
Mich
Hazel Smith
Edith Strobel
Alva Riggs
Cobden
McCarty
Clifford Heil
Riggs
Union County
Margaret Riggs
Cleve Riggs
Carbondale
Billy Barker
Fulton, Ky
Cobden Cemetery
MR. Coleman
Mrs. Chapman
Ruth Y. Stokes Chapman
Pecan St
van Natta
Murriel R. Nance
Makanda
William
Cynthia Presson Young
Pauline Keller
Irene Corder
Realto
Calif
James Stokes
Jonesboro
Victor Young
John Young
East St. Louis
Lenather
Maude Miller
Pearl Almond
Oakland Cemetery
Flossie Rotramel
Lester
Percy
Neal
Sunset Memorial Park
Southern Baptists
New York Times
Congress
Ted
Gene
North 14Th St
Teddy Perry
Gene Verbal
Reannette
KRAFT
Lg Ata
Wieners
Max Pax
Maxwell House
Royal Crown Soda
Bill & Gene's Milk
Verg
Door Busters
ODN Usn Sdn
Cial
Scanpor
BAYER
Colgate
Bayer Aspirin
Sweet & Low
Westinghouse
Dyn Sonic
Perma Press and
Motorola
Lebotone
Photo Dept
Crown Shoe Fit Coo