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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1950

Page

10

Morrises Honor 5.1 U Graduates at Carbondale Reception

About 300 to 400 guests gathered on the president’s lawn at 1006 South Thompson in Carbondale as Dr and Mrs D W Morris and Southern Illinois University faculty honored the graduating class and their parents. Attending were University Professor E G Lentz, Dean S Clark Davis, Prof Willis E V Malone, Dr Willis G Swartz, and Dr Orville Alexander. Japanese lanterns and evening dress highlighted the scene with punch served amid lace cloths and floral centerpieces. The reception began the week of festivities ahead of commencement on Sunday June 11.

South Thompson Carbondale D. W. Morris Southern Illindgs University Morrises E. G. Lentz Bob Colborn Dean S. Clark Davis Willis E. V. Malone Willis G. Swartz Orville Alexander

Herrin Eastern Stars Attend Official Visits And Special OES Nights

Herrin OES members attended Advance night May 31 at Harrisburg chapter with Ruth K. Throgmorton guest of honor. June 5 Zeigler chapter held guest night with Ruth Harris as guest of honor and Miss Louise Martin serving as secretary. Attendees from Herrin included Mrs. Shannon and Mrs. Reader. Tuesday featured Matilda World official visit at Carbondale with numerous Herrin members and guests. Wednesday night Mrs. Shannon attended an official visit in Cairo.

Herrin Oes Harrisburg OES Ruth K. Throgmorton Carbondale Order of Eastern Star Inois Ith Shannon Herrin Mildred Popham Anna Reader Zeigler Ruth Harris Southern Illinois Louise Martin Shannon Reader Matilda C. World CES Martin Jennie Martin Marie Capps Floy McClelland Freida Diez Hazel Crouch Louise Whitfield Myrl Pack Delores Foster Violante Chew Eva Reinbold Frieda Elliott Frances Cain John Perrine Hoover Arbuckle Mrs. Shannon Cairo

Jacob Residents Visit Relatives Across St Louis Area

Mrs Edward Darnstaedt reports visits by Jacob residents including Edward Anschier and family to sister Josephine Hoerath in St Louis where she lies ill. Florida ties noted for Hoerath and daughter Elvera. Other local families hosted or attended events in Missouri and Texas.

Jacob St. Louis Edward Darnstaedt Edward Anschier John Amschier Josephine Hoerath Vogel Ruby Kance Martin Hecht Altenburg Ernst Luedeman Henry Luedeman Chester Wilbur Moritz Marie Luedeman Edwin Luedeman Campbell Hill Edwin Weber

Steeleville Couple Welcome Baby Boy in Murphysboro

Mr and Mrs Fritz Brockmeyer Jr are the parents of a baby son born at St Andrews Hospital in Murphysboro Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Brown returned after visiting relatives at Alton and Fieldon. Mr and Mrs Ray Brockmeyer and son Leonard and Mrs Freda Bollman and children Marlene and Carl visited in Tripoli West Union Iowa and Rochester Minnesota last week. Mr and Mrs John Steinbicer are the parents of a son born Monday.

Fritz Brockmeyer, Jr St. Andrew’s Hospital Murphysboro Alfred Brown Alton and Fieldon Ray Brockmeyer Leonard Freda Bollman Marlene Carl Tripoli West Union Iowa Rochester Minn John Steinbicer

Knop and Wittbracht Tie the Knot in June Ceremony

Ruth Evelyn Knop and Warren C. Wittbracht wed at 2 00 p m Saturday June 3 at St Pauls Lutheran Wine Hill Rev L C Castens officiated The bride wore a white satin gown with lace yoke and long train The attendants wore yellow and nile green gowns The reception followed in the church basement with vocal solos by Mrs Mildred Eggemeyer and June Fuhrhop Best man and grooms man were Leonard Knop and George Knop

Ruth Evelyn Knop Edward Knop Percy Warren C. Wittbracht Mona Wittbracht Lee Wittbracht Steeleville Rev L. C. Castens St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Wine Hill Virginia Mueller Vivian Alms Leonard Knop George Knop Mildred Eggemeyer June Fuhrhop

Visiting Johnston City From New Kensington

Mrs E Ray Smith and children Karen and Ray from New Kensington Pa arrived in Johnston City to visit her husband's parents on Jefferson Avenue and her own parents in Christopher. Mr and Mrs Simpson and Mr and Mrs Fellman of Johnston City joined the group in Metropolis to celebrate the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Simpson with a picnic at Fort Massac. Lee Atwood returned to Long Beach Calif after visiting his mother and brother in Johnston City and was accompanied home by Mrs Atwood.

E. Ray Smith Karen and Ray New Kensington Johnston City H. C. Smith Jefferson Avenue Fred Hogue Christopher Robert Simpson Henry Fellman Johnson City Paul Brooks Paulette Metropolis Mrs. Simpson Fort Massac State Park Lee Atwood Long Beach Calif Lida Atwood Orville Kelley North Monroe Avennue

Dr Felts Speaks To Nurses Club In Carbondale

Dr Wm T Felts, Carbondale physician, spoke to the Registered Nurses Club of Carbondale on immediate treatment of coronary thrombosis. He called it the era’s greatest killer, noting four cases in women to seven in men, and explained the disease’s etiology and prognosis.

Wm. T. Felts Carbondale Registered Nurses Club of St. Louis Edna Chambers American Nurses Association San Francisco

Special Woodmen Meet For Drill Team Practice

A special meeting of the Herrin Buckhorn Grove Woodmen Circle is set for Monday night in the Rome Club Hall for drill team practice. Members urged to attend and participate in the session.

Herrin Buckhorn Woodman Circle Rome

Fidelis class and Mary Kelley circle hold joint meeting

The Fidelis class and the Mary Kelley circle of Herrin First Baptist Church met Thursday night at Mrs. Edith Perine's home. Mrs. John Rushing and Mrs. Alberta White led the program with devotion by Mrs. Nellie Myers and prayer by Mrs. Nellie Kane. A social hour followed with homemade cake and fruit punch for 20 members and eight guests. Guests included Essie Kilbreth Energy Lillian Baker Los Angeles Minnie Randolph Nell Gurley Hettie Seymour Betty Garbett Ann Qualls Herrin and Mrs Ferguson Indiana. Centerpiece featured a green plastic tree with gumdrop branches and colored candy base.

Fidelis Mary Kelley Herrin First Baptist Church Edith Perine North Twelfth Street Herrin John Rushing Alberta White Nellie Myers Nellie Kane Fay Atess Essie Kilbreth Lillian Baker Los Angeles Calif Minnie Randolph Nell Gurley Hettie Seymour Betty Garbett Ann Qualls Ferguson Indiana

Hadfields Spend Week in Zeigler Visiting Relatives

Mrs Frank L Hadfield and children from Carterville spent a week in Zeigler visiting her parents Mr and Mrs S P Wallace.

Zeigler Frank L. Hadfield Carterville

Zeschkes Host Guests and Salute Southern Illinois

Miss Lora Zeschke of Chicago visits her brother Walter F. Zeschke in Carbondale at 719 South Marion with guests Mr. and Mrs. George Zeburn of Farmersville and their 13 month old daughter Olga. The group tours Fort Massac and Kaskaskia Park as Walter plans to pursue a master’s in conservation and wildlife. Also present are Mrs. Elizabeth Parker who just returned from Monticello and Chicago, and relatives including Mrs. Blanche Shremp and Mr. Harvey Nooner with others visiting Carbondale. Wayne Hall and family, from Key West, are spending a month visiting relatives here while he serves at a submarine base.

Walter F. Zeschke South Marion Carbondale Zeschkes Illinois Fort Massac Kaskaskia Park George Zeburn Farmersville, Ill Olga Zeburn Marie Zeschke University High Mf. A Elizabeth Parker West Oak Street Parker Monticello Ind Chicago T. C. Davidson Blanche Shremp Evansville Harvey Nooner North Springer Street Homer Parks Wayne Hall Gary Key West Fla Gilbert Ebersohl Keesler Miss Leon Ebersohl M”physboro Morris Hagler Taylorville J. E. Fisher Clark Street Murphysboro Doris Bantel Litchfield E. A. Bantel North Seventh Street Gary Hart Frank Hart North Fourteenth Street Richard Bischof St. Louis Robert Keltie Dave Joliet

Select Delegates for Home Bureau Conference

The Union County Home Bureau will send Edna Howard as county chairman and Helen Kimber as county vice chair to the Citizenship conference in Jacksonville from June 13 to 16. Delegates were chosen by the executive board to represent the county at federation meetings in Jacksonville.

Union County Home Bureau Jacksonville Edna Howard Helen Kimber

Herrin Auxiliary Elects Officers and Plans Veterans Party

The Herrin American Legion Auxiliary elected officers with Mrs Esma Fisher as president and, alongside others, set September installation after the department convention. Delegates to the convention were named and alternates chosen. They voted to donate 52 to Haven and planned a June 29 veterans party at Anna hospital and a June 15 public party with prizes.

Herrin American Legion Esma Fisher Dorothea Cobb Ida Berra Helen van Saghi Margaret Carnaghi Mangie Francis Elsie Carnaghi Juanita Laffoon Department Jessie Oldani Fisher Bessie Nealson Haven the Anna Hospital Auxiliary Legion Oglesby Cottage American War Mothers of Herrin Gold Star Mothers of the Auxiliary Arrie Veach Carnaghi Vansaghi

Rendlemans to Note Wedding Anniversary in Ava

Mr and Mrs O W Rendleman celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a Sunday noon dinner at their Ava home. The couple invites friends and relatives to join the observance. Mrs Rendleman is sister of Harry Wilson of Murphysboro. Other local notices include visitors from Jackson and Taylorville and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.

Mrs O. W. Rendleman Ava Rendleman G. M. and O. Railroad Harry Wilson Murphysboro W. W. Kelly, Jr Jackson Miss W. W. Kelly Hortense Street Murroro

Murphysboro Social Notes Mention Local Visits

William C Boese and Mr and Mrs Edward Boese are noted in Murphysboro social notices. Mrs Roberta Harper is on vacation from Woolworth in Murphysboro. Mrs Susie Wells of Grand Tower visited Murphysboro on Tuesday. Johnny Hart of Murphysboro returned home after visiting relatives in Pinckneyville. Mrs Theodore Bradley of Murphysboro visited her parents in Campbell Hill. Anna Marie Harn, teaching in Effingham, visits her Murphysboro relatives. Rolla Wright of Ava made a business visit in Murphysboro Thursday.

Roberta Harper F. W. Woolworth Murphysboro Susie Wells Grand Tower Johnny Hart North Fourteenth Street William Keene Pinckneyville Theodore Bradley East Walnut Street George Wagner Campbell Hill Anna Marie Harn Effingham Edward Harn Division Street Rolla Wright Ava

Nursery Shower Held for Mrs. Donald Deeper

A nursery shower was given Monday evening in the Baptist Church basement in honor of Mrs. Donald Deeper, the former Esther Degenhardt. Hostesses were June Flynn and Miss Betty Brown. About 50 attended and gifts included a baby buggy. The table featured pastel colors.

Donald Deepe Esther Degenhardt Baptist Church June Flynn Betty Brown

Gray Ladies acceptances for Murphysboro and Carbondale

Eight women from Murphysboro and five from Carbondale were accepted into the Gray Ladies for rehabilitation work at the Veterans' hospital in Marion. The new class held a full day of instruction on Thursday June 1 detailing duties including letter writing therapy library work escort and shopping for patients.

Murphysboro Carbondale Gray Ladies Veterans’ Hospital Marion Jennie Helwig H. Stahler Dora Crews L. P. Parker Jessie Wolff Rose Piosik Mary Riseling Gertrude Pigott C. McDaniel Clyde Smith Julia Etherton

Grand Tower Residents On Vacation This Week

Grand Tower residents and visitors are noted in a village column. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koopman plan trips to Hudsonville and Meredosia to visit sons while others, including Gene Baltzell and Mrs. John Norton, are mentioned for local travels and illnesses. Curtis Publishing representative Mary Winston works with Grand Star Chapter O E S members. Judd Wilson attends an official visit of Illinois Worthy Grand Matron in Carbondale.

Arthur Clemens Frank Koopman Grand Tower Charles Koopman Hudsonville John Koopman Meredosia Mr. Koopman C.i.ps. Company Gene Baltzell Shohio Oil Company John Norton Near Alto Pass Dorothy Baltzell John Hughes St. Louis Lorena Hughes Addie Harper Susan Sopper Howard Hines Mary Winston New Madrid Curtis Publishing Company Grand Star Chapter Judd Wilson Illinois Carbondale

Post-Wedding Shower Honors Johnston Couple

Mr and Mrs C L McClintock of Johnston City hosted a post wedding shower for their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jim Moore at Teen Town on Tuesday evening. Guests from Johnston City and out of town attended as the Moore family received many gifts. Music by the Gibbons quartet accompanied the event and Bob Finn of West Frankfort won the door prize a large bouquet. Refreshments were served.

C. L. McClintock Johnston City Jim Moore

Birthday Dinner Honors Tommy Fozzard

A birthday dinner was held Wednesday at Mrs. Betty June Fozzard’s home in Carterville to celebrate her son Tommy’s eighth birthday. Guests included Mrs. Bob Boren Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Fozzard and Mrs. Helen Hadfield.

Betty June Fozzard Illinois Avenue Carterville Tommy Bob Boren Sherman Fozzard Helen Hadfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Kenneth Fisk Vincent Shield Gorham Vera Jean Shields Erwin Mueller Robert Mueller Florida Bride Elect Gorham High School Mr. Mueller Scott Field Air Base Air Force South Pacific New Kensingston Dr. Felts First Presbyterian Church Lora Zeschke Farmersville Charleston Home Bureau Margaret Hosiery Illinois Ave Fitz Louisville, KY Kentucky Herrin Legion Rendlemans William C. Boese Edward Boese Gray Johnston Tommy Fozzard Pete Cardwell Motors Dodge-Plymouth Walnut ST Murphysboro, Ill Sohn’s Sohn's Sohn’s Quality Store, Inc Emily Herrin, Illinois
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