Outhouses To Be Banned In Marion Under New Rule
A 10 year ban on outhouses in Marion will be enforced with a 30 day warning period before penalties. Violations incur a 10 to 100 dollar daily fine. State health officials have urged eliminations. ordinance passed July 18 1949.
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Marion
Bob Yearack
Yearack
Autaa
Civil Defense Depot
Battle Creek
Mich
Harold Chase
Marion Civil Defense Unit
Kenneth Avis
Civil Defense
Wohlwend Motors
Absher Motors
J. C. Ford
Marion Motors
Mule Creek
W. W. Bowman
DeYoung
North Market Streets
Bowman
Oscar Harrison
Rosehill
Maplewood
W. A. Leach
State Highway Department
Humane Society
Cagle Lumber Yard
E. Jefferson St
Christopher City Clerk Rites Thursday
Christopher Illinois May 6 1911 born Eubanks 48 city clerk died in Christopher Mi ner s Hospital after one week illness He owned Banks barbershop served second term elected 1953 1957 lifetime resident of Christopher member of Masonic Lodge American Legion First Baptist Church World War II veteran Funeral 2:30 p m Thursday at First Baptist Church Rev W B Berry burial Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery Benton visitation Gilbert Funeral Home after 7 30 pm tonight
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O. L
Bill” Eubanks
Christopher
Christopher Miner’s Hospital
Eubanks
S. Jesse St
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Christopher First Baptist Church
Vallie and
Azalee Clemments Eubanks
Nadine Kimball
First Baptist Church
W. B. Berry
Masonic and Odd Fellows
Benton
Gilbert Funeral
Miss Eva Williams Dies in Herrin at 49
Miss Eva Emma Williams 49 of Johnston City died at 2 a m in Herrin Hospital after two days as a patient. A lifelong Johnston City resident, she belonged to the Apostolic Church. Survived by six sisters and three brothers, funeral 2 pm Thursday at Apostolic Church with burial in No. 8 Cemetery. friends may call Murman Wilson Funeral Home after 6 pm today.
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Eva Emma Williams
9Th St
Johnston City
Herrin Hospital
Williamson
Williams
The
Apostolic Church
13Th and
Pine Streets
Guard on Duty Tommie Glesson Transferred to Menard Penitentiary
Tommie Glesson of Carbondale reported for guard duty at Menard Penitentiary on Monday. He had been with Pontiac Division since March 1958 before his transfer.
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Tommie Glesson
Rt. 3
Carbondale
Menard Penitentiary
Pontiac
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, from a world famous research institute, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. The product Preparation H is available as suppository or ointment at druggists with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Death Rate Rising Among Southern Illinois Motorists
Southern Illinois records show 1959 highway deaths reaching 44 weekend deaths for District 13 in Du Quoin. Lt. Earl Pogue cites heavier summer traffic and more severe crashes, with fatalities more than 25 percent ahead of 1958 by this point.
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Southern Illinois
District 13
du Quoin
Earl Pogue
Pogue
Chicago Man Ordered Out Of Carbondale After Arrest
A 28-year-old Chicago man, Jesse Moore of 1404 S Union Ave, was arrested by Carbondale police on intoxication charges. Police Magistrate Robert Schwartz ordered him out of town Monday. He was taken to the Illinois Central Railroad station and placed on a train back to Chicago.
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Chicago
Carbondale
Robert Schwartz
Jesse Moore
S. Union Ave
Illinois Central Railroad
Man Thrown From Car In Murphysboro Crash
Gorham man William Morber 59 escaped injury after his car collided with Helen Crowell 29 at 14th and Manning Streets Murphysboro. Morber was knocked unconscious briefly then recovered and refused medical treatment per Patrolman Jim Hiller.
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Gorham
14Th
Manning Streets
Murphysboro
William Morber
Rt. 1
Helen Crowell
S. 14Th St
Morber
Miss Crowell
14Th St
Manning St
Jim Hiller
Marber
Girl Released From Hospital After Assault Near Carbondale
Wanda Lou Sims an 18 year old West Frankfort girl released from Doctors Hospital Carbondale after saying she was attacked June 5 The attacker was never found She was found unconscious near Rt 51 south of Carbondale hitchhiking to Cobden picked up at the Carterville crossroads Miss Sims linked to a Colp liquor to minors bribery case with two other girls
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Wanda Lou Sims
West Frankfort
Doctors Hospital
Carbondale
Rt. 51
Cobden
Carterville
Miss Sims
Schoonover Reports Ahead Street Repair Progress in Herrin
Supt. Fred Schoonover told the City Council that Herrin arterial street repairs are two weeks ahead of schedule with 30 blocks oiled and chipped and 1 more prepared last week. Work paused due to a chip shipment delay and more material is due Wednesday.
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Herrin
Arteral
Fred Schoonover
South 17Th
Stotlar Street
Ardell Grimes
Egyptian Heights
South 17Th Street
Henderson
Otto A Weber dies at 69 in Wolf Lake
Otto A Weber 69 of Wolf Lake died at 12:30 p m Monday in Union County Hospital Anna after a heart attack. He worked at Trojan Powder Co Wolf Lake and was a World War I veteran. He leaves a daughter Sally Clemens of St Louis sister Effie Weber of St Louis brothers Ross of Marion Indiana and Angel of Neosho Missouri and two grandchildren. Burial in Anna Cemetery with visitation at Nord and Son Funeral Home Jonesboro announced.
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Otto A. Weber
Wolf Lake
Union County Hospital
Anna
Trojan Powder Co
Anutt
Weber
Sally Clemens
St. Louis
Effie Weber
Ross
Marion
Ind
Angel
Neosho
Norand Son Funeral Home
Jonesboro
Dale Clemens
Anna Cemetery
Rites Thursday for Mrs Anna McDaniel
Mrs. Anna McDaniel 77 died Monday in East St. Louis after a six week illness. Born in Carbondale she lived in East St. Louis 59 years. Survived by husband Wilbur. sons Carl and Lloyd. daughters Eva Kacinski and Mildred Stewart. 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a m Thursday at Roberts Funeral Home East St. Louis.
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Anna McDaniel
East St. Louis
Carbondale
Wilbur McDaniel
Carl
Lloyd
Eva Kacinski
Mildred Stewart
Phoenix
Ariz
Roberts Funeral Home
N. 8Th St
Tank Repair Bids Sought for City Water Tank
Herrin City Council seeks bids to paint a 300000 gallon water storage tank with interior red lead two coats and exterior aluminum two coats. Start by July 19 and finish by August 1 with four year guarantee and yearly inspections. Also to set specs for sewage plant work and replace about 24 feet of double pane glass fronting building at an estimated $850, total may reach $1400.
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Lester Jordan
Jordan
Mike Miriani
Water Committee
Chester Soldier Sings with U S Air Force Band The Wailers
Gary Favier of Chester is touring the United States as a vocalist with a U S Air Force band The Wailers. The group, recently recording The Tall Dogs One, will appear on American Band Stand in New York before continuing to Baltimore Washington D C Terre Haute and Michigan. Favier, stationed at Tacoma Washington, joins the band as vocalist.
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Gary Favier
Joe Favier
Chester
United States
Wailers
New York
Stand Wednesday
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
D. C
Terre Huelle
Ind
Points
Michigan
Favier
Tacoma
Wash
Albert A. Greathouse dies at 69 in Marion Veterans Hospital
Albert A. Greathouse 69 of Route 2 Murphysboro died at 12 01 a m today in Veterans Hospital Marion. A retired farmer he had been hospitalized since Thursday He was a Jackson County native and member of Union Hill Christian Church He leaves brother Raymond Greathouse and niece Mrs Archie Reinhardt Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Huffman Funeral Home Carbondale Rev Hugh Stearns to officiate Burial in Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p m Wednesday
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Albert A. Greathouse
Rt. 2
Murphysboro
Veterans Hospital
Marion
Jackson County
Union Hill Christian Church
Raymond Greathouse
Archie Reinhardt
Carbondale
Huffman Funeral Home
Hugh Stearns
Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery
Guest Speaker Ross Randolph Talks At Macon Officials Meeting
Menard Prison Warden Ross Randolph will address Macon County township and county officials in Decatur tonight on the operation of an Illinois penitentiary.
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Menard
Ross Randolph
Macon County
Decatur
Illinois Penitentiary
Herrin Council Finalizes Cheaper Garbage Contract
The Herrin city Council approved a garbage collection contract with Harold Atterbury for 265 dollars a month, 1300 dollars below a previously rejected bid. Aldermen debated Plater’s earlier demand for a raise from 275 to 375 dollars before deciding to reject the higher plan.
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Herrin
Harold Atterbury
Atterbury
Edward Plater
Plater
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Herrin Daily Journal
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Jackson Country Motors
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Sam Gladich
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Dacron
Don Richards
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