Grant Ellet 78 dies in Herrin Hospital
Grant Palrn Ellet, 78, of 612 N 28rd Herrin, formerly of Blairsville, died at 1:30 a.m. Sunday June 6 1982 in Herrin Hospital. He was a retired tavern owner and a member of the Blairsville Methodist Church. He was born Nov 16 1903 in Williamson County to William and Nancy Taylor Ellet and married Ruby Kingery Oct 22 1941 in Perryville Missouri. Survivors include his wife and three daughters Nancy Piper Blairsville, Jackie Tommebeck Cairo, Monna Pack Anaheim California.
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Grant Palrn Ellet
Herrin
Blairsville
Ellet
Methodist Church
Williamson County
William
Nancy Taylor Ellet
Perryville
Ruby Kingery
Nancy Piper
Jackie Tommebeck
Cairo
Monna Pack
Anaheim
Calif
Mary Evelyn Harrelson
Brighton
Southern Illinois
Smith Funeral Home
Alton
Pleasant Grove
Murphysboro
Rebekah Lodge
Bethalto
Council For Exceptional Children
St. Paul’s
Lee
Lynn
Herbert O’connell
Gilbertsville
Ray Graham
Earl Douglas Ward
King
Hill) Funeral Home
Willisville
Ava Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Ward
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
Ava
George
Virginia Newton Ward
Zelma Bigham
Pinckneyville
Earline Wise
Tamaroa
Barbara Jean List
Springfield
Grace McComb
St. Louis
Ward
Ira Pursell
Lesser
Franklin County
Benton
Pursell
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
The
Odd Fellows
Coulterville
Phillip
Pluma Jones Pursell
Jeanette Brown
Wilbur
Larry
Lucille Shorn
Campbell Hill
Carl Lee Jones
Lynda Drive
Carbondale
Veterans Administration Hospital
Marion
Jones
Carterville
Alyeene McDaniel
Norma Jones
du Quoin
Myrna Harry
Sharon Phillips
Earl Jones
Riggin-Pillatsch Funeral Home
Hillcrest Cemetery
Knife-wielding man arrested at Illinois ERA rally
Ernest M. Schultz Jr., 62, of Springfield, was arrested outside the Illinois Capitol before an Equal Rights Amendment rally after allegedly carrying a knife and harassing marchers. He faces aggravated assault charges. No injuries were reported as the event proceeded peacefully with minor medical aid to about 10 attendees.
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Springfield
Ernest M. Schultz Jr
Illinois Capitol
Schultz
Mike Walters
Secretary of State’s Office
Capitol Complex
Walters
Rend Lake College Announces Summer Cheer Clinics
Rend Lake College offers two weeklong cheer camps for grades 2 to 5 from July 12 to 22, and a higher grade session for grades 6 to 12 from July 26 to August 5, each 9 to 11 a.m. The price is 35 dollars per participant. Four day gymnastics clinics for cheerleaders run June 21 to 24 and August 9 to 12, 9 to 11 a.m. For details call Rend Lake College Community Services at 437-5321 ext 232 or toll free 800-642-7776.
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Rend Lake College
Community Services Office
Police report outlines multiple arrests in three counties
Benton man Thomas Zboralski, 41, was recaptured after escaping police while handcuffed and faces charges of aggravated battery, aggravated assault, unlawful use of firearms and unlawful resistance. He was caught near Lincoln Grade School after a burglary act. Other arrests involve Marion and Williamson counties for DUI, battery, resisting arrest, and theft, with several individuals held in county jails or issued notices to appear.
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Benton
Thomas Zboralski
N. Main
Treva Kay
Zboralski
Lincoln
Franklin County
Williamson County
Kevin Potmas
Herrin
Potmas
Illinois 148
Lionel Gomey
N. Market St
Marion
Randolph County
Michael B. Basquine
East St. Louis
Chester
Basquine
Sparta
Shiela Jones
University City
Thomas H. Shipley
Shipley
John A. Rodewald
Mnois
Portia E. Laws
Wilbert C. Heller
Nashville Woman Dies After Saturday Crash
Bessie Dintelman, 72, of Route 2 Nashville, died Saturday night at St. Elizabeths Hospital in Belleville from injuries after a morning crash on the Dubois blacktop two miles west of U.S. 51. Her husband Herbert Dintelman, 76, was a passenger in the Dintelman car. Judith Zyk, 19, of Du Bois, drove the other car. Zyk was ticketed for failing to yield. Dintelman had minor injuries. Zyk not injured. Funeral arrangements are pending at Pyatt Funeral Home in Nashville.
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Union Funeral Home
West Frankfort
C. H. Williams
N. Benton Road
Andy Heiman
Tamaroa
Marshall Browning
du Quoin
Searby Funeral Home
Mary Guidazzio
Union Hospital
Marion Jo Ann McNeill
Route 6
Marion
East Boyton Street
Creal Springs
Ms. McNeill
Marion Memorial Hospital
Bessie Dintelman
Nashville
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Belleville
Dubois Blacktop
U.S. 51
Illinois
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Dintelman
Miss Zyk
Zyk
Pyatt Funeral Home
Carbondale Red Circle Sign Sparks Bicycle Debate
In Carbondale cyclists protest a red circle with a diagonal line on sidewalks calling it a no bike symbol. Officials insist the mark means no bikes on sidewalks and deny a broader ban on cycling in the city.
Correction: Williamson County Aging tours depart for Washington
The Williamson County Programs on Aging tour group to Washington DC will depart at 7 30 a m Tuesday The time was incorrectly given in Sundays Golden Years column
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Williamson County
Washington, D.C
Logan Offers GED Review Courses This Summer
John A. Logan College will run three GED review courses, two on campus and one in Du Quoin. The campus classes meet Monday and Wednesday 6 30 to 8 30 p m starting June 14 and Tuesday and Thursday 1 to 3 p m starting June 15 for 10 weeks. The Du Quoin class meets Tuesday and Thursday 6 30 to 9 p m for eight weeks. Courses are free. For information contact JoAnn Obis at 985 3741 549 7335 937 3438 or 348 8612 extension 229.
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John A. Logan College
du Quoin
JoAnn Obis
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Illinois Towns
A compiled list shows numerous hospital admissions on June 5 and 6 across towns such as Carbondale Harrisburg Murphysboro Herrin and Benton with patients including Lorna MacLachlan Angela Avery Carol Roberts Zelma Zeigler Phyllis Hill and many others. Discharges follow on June 5 and 6 for Amber Helmus Grace Seaman Vera Doody Ronnie Liew and others across Se counties including Union Wayne and Williamson.
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Herrin
Helmus
Amber
Wolf Lake
Seaman
Grace
du Quoin Doody
Vera
Murphysboro
Deming
Liew
Ronnie Griffith
Shaun
Pittsburg
Aldridge
Keith
Elkville
Franklin
Benton Stephan
Ruth
West
Frankfort
Baty
Nellie
Lesser Kerring
Charles Johnson
James Sanders
Mildred
Cobden Hale
Ida
Madisonville
Farley
Leverne
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Joseph Edward Helms
Miami Springs
Fla
Mr. Helms
Marshall
Kate Hurley Helms
Mary Ruth
Donald
Chicago
James
Rochelle
Maude Tomat
Hollywood
Murman and Wilson Funeral Home
Johnston City
No. 8
Noah Gourley
S. “McKinley
Harrisburg
Doctors Hosital
Kassa
Looney Martin
Gibbons-Weirauch
Sunset Hill Cemetery
Michael
Hurst
Charles
Jimmy
Meeker
Colo
Cemery
United Methodist Church
Colp
Arthur Gossage
Freeman Spur
Mr. Gossage
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Chittyville
Riley and
Mary Margraves Gossage
Lorene McPhearson
Geneve Hutton
Henry
Mart
Mount Vernon
Johnson Funeral Home
Denning
Orient
Barbara Ann Duvall
Schroeder Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Mrs. Duvall
Chester Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Buick
Willy
Thena Monice Parker
Paul
Omer
Percy
Hazel Malloy
Bremen
Mabel Moore
Thomas
Lavern
George van Natta
Stergis William Stergis
N. 14Th St
East Lawn Memorial Gardens
Stergis
Herrin Hospital
Wash
Zoe Paillopoulos Stergis
Woodmen of the World
Rita Pearce
Michael Stergis
Los Angeles
Frank Steve Antonini
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church
N. 10Th St
San Carlo
van Natta Funeral Home
Antonini
Richard Charles Brown
Richard Charlies Brown
Rankin
Deaconess Hospital
Dori Lynch
Wolfe Funeral Home
ERA
Jerry Lower
Logan
Lutostanski
Royalton
Norman
Blodwin Holeman
Emma
Marissa
Latham
Voges
Angela
Stork
Brenda
Union County
Anna
Bowman
Greg Chamness
Fred
Tucker
Alice
Jonesboro
Doughty
Loretta
Cobden Grantham
Chloe Greenwood
Thomas Lilly
Edna Underwood
Calvin Wallace
Helen
Cobden Watson
Cross
Alma
Pulaski Ozment
Zelma
Mounds
Williams
David Jackson
Olie
Maksin
Opal
Dowell Shaffer
Sylvia
Pinckneyville Cardin
Trudy
Marsden
David
Baby Watson
Gordia Reynolds
Gary
Benton Dunklin
Ernest Scaggs
Steven Hewlitt
Willis
Royalton Baggett
Baby
Tamaroa Loucks
Linda Bruno
Katie Flatt
Bessie
Keller
Mrs. Walter
Elliott
Todd Lindsey
Nora
Marion Sanders
Gladys Dwyer
Yolanda
Marion Stroud
Robinson
John
Marion Memorial
Ham
Walden
Holly and Son
Joppa
Taborn
Baby Boy
Hale
Debra Thaxton
Anna Engram
Eugene
Hermett
Orient Milligan
Emily
Vienna Wiseman
Jennie
Herrin Beasley
Glenda
Creai Springs
Annabie
Richard
Cyress
Ignowowy Tanner, Nola Winkleman
Clifford
Prior
Sheila
Cave-in-Rock Barger
Jo Anne Palmer
Hazel
Eldorado Mitchell
Barbara Meier
Carl Martin
June
Carrier
Mills Winyard
Betty Gary
Anna Hanks
Cynthia
Marion Brackney
Nellie Johnson
Noma
Wiseman
William Robert
Raleigh
Beecham
Eldorado
Oldham
Leroy
Dutton
Everly
Cave
Guynn
Versa
Washington County
Going
Erwin
Addieville
Storck
John Rohlfing
William Luchinski
Dora
Radom
Szatkowski
Ashley Barfield
Michael Sratkanville Nowak
Edward Wojtowicz
Hedwig
Dubois
Zolvier
Linda
Son
Marissa Rybacki
Jacqueline
Morgenstern
Arthur
Eskew
Cy Quoin
Schwetzier
Hubler
Laura
Huth
Rhonda
Flare
Jack LaRowe
Charles Lee
Gladys
Tamaroa Shirley
Vicky
Fisher
Harry
Tamaroa Fisher
Lillian
Tamaroa Wakefield
Car Willisville
Claunch
Hurst Hill
Wilda Wright
Floyd — Pfeaster
Judy
Dowell
Cal
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