Herrin F H A win awards in Illinois Section II
Herrin F H A achieved a perfect score on Howe You Rate Sheets and was named the outstanding chapter plus an international relations award. The year’s activities, themed Planting Roses Today for the Garden of Tomorrow, were documented in a publicity book scored superior and to be entered at state leadership camp. Other schools in Sector I with active F H A were Benton Johnston City Royalton West Frankfort Carbon dale Community Carbondale University High Carbondale Attucks Lesser Zeigler Marion Hurst Bush Carterville Trico Christopher Gorham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Illinois
State Department
Lake Bloomington
Wilma Duiguid
Benton
Johnston City
Royalton
West Frankfort
Carbondale Community
Carbondale University High
Carbondale Attucks
Lesser
Zeigler
Marion
Hurst Bush
Carterville
Trico
Christopher and
Gorham
Southern Illinoisan daily edition publisher notes
The Daily Journal lists publisher Edward Lindsay and general manager Grant M. Coover with advertising manager Marie Franklin. It is published in Carbondale daily except Sundays and holidays by Southern Illinois Publications Inc and is a member of the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinoisan
the Daily Journal
Southern Illinois Publications, Inc
Edward Lindsay
Grant M. Coover
Marie Franklin
North 16Th Street
Dial
Shirley Ann Crouch Leaves Herrin For New York Scholarship
Shirley Ann Crouch a seven year old acrobatic dancer from Herrin and her mother plan to travel to New York to compete for a $2000 Original Amateur Hour scholarship. She has won first place three weeks running and will perform June 15 on radio finalists and June 20 on stage at the International Theater Madison Square Garden. Her sister Shelia Kay age two will also perform at a local Mt Vernon high school event tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Crouch
Herrin
Lucille Crouch
North Eighteenth Street
New York
Shirley Ann
International Theater
Madison Square Garden
Scout Camp In Full Swing At Pere Marquette Park
Camp Outoga operates with staff led by Mrs. Julia Bruce and Mrs. Effie Bath on June 2. Mrs. Mae Hindman fills in as cook for Mrs. Fox Hughes. A list of girls joining next week includes Melinda Anderson Jamie Lee Oldani Joan Henley Helen Guetgemann Virginia Duncan and others at Pere Marquette state park north of Alton along the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Outoga
Julia Bruce
Effie Bath
Dan Brown
Mae Hindman
Outoga
Fox Hughes
Melinda Anderson
Jamie Lee Oldani
Joan Henley
Helen Guetgemann
Virginia Duncan
Marilee Fiorina
Sandara Loehr
Noreta Wood
Judy Lualdi
Donna Barni
Dixie Davis
Jamie Spence
Carole DeTomasi
Jeanine North
Patty Bailey
Renalda Berra
Kay Brown
Susie Coover
Pere Marquette State Park
Alton
Mississippi River
Carterville youths injured in bike-car collision
Two Carterville youths sustained injuries in a crash at the James and North Division streets intersection in Carterville around 7 p.m. Thursday. Bobby Ogden, 20, suffered a fractured left ankle, while Everett Walker, the motorcycle rider, reportedly lost three teeth. Both were taken to the veterans hospital at Marion. Walker was released after tetanus shots and first aid. Kenneth Phillips of route 2 Carterville drove the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
James and
North Division
Bobby Ogden
Everett Walker
Veterans Hospital
Marion
Walker
Kenneth Phillips
Friends of Land Discuss Erosion and Reforestation
Johnny Jones of Benton spoke at the Franklin hotel meeting of Friends of the Land on Enemies of the Land. He warned that deforestation causes soil suicide and urged national interest in soil care. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Baggott and Mr. and Mrs. Cook. Judge A D Morgan of Herrin was elected vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Jones
Benton
Friends of the Land
Franklin Hotel
Jones
George Baggott
Ray M. Cook
Zeigler
A. D. Morgan
Herrin
First Summer Band Practice Set Tuesday
Herrin Township High School band opens summer practice Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the band room. Band director William F. Wetherington stresses returning uniforms at the first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin Township
William F. Wetherington
Wetherington
Hospital News Admits and Dismissals in Southern Illinois
Ella Engler of Herrin was admitted to Herrin hospital Friday. Dismissals included Walter Copeland Maude Hester Ethyl Walker and son Marilyn Davis Dennis Pinkerton Juanita Kendrick and twin daughters Ransom Allen Ellen Downs Esther Sutton of Carbondale was admitted Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Engler
Herrin
Herrin Hospital
Walter Copeland
Maude Hester
Inn
Ethyl Walker
Marilyn Davis
Hurst
Dennis Pinkerton
Juanita Kendrick
Johnston City
Ransom Allen
Carrier Mills
Ellen Downs
Esther Sutton
Carbondale
Local man undergoes surgery at Miner's Hospital
Undergoes Operation Alex Markus of Cleburn had surgery Monday at the Miner's hospital in Christopher. His condition is reported to be satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Markus
Cleburn
Miner’s Hospital
Christopher
Back Returns at Hurst After Week in Leavenworth
Hurst policeman Charles Bask resumed duty last night after a week away at Leavenworth Kansas. During his absence Mayor Trecile Huddleston temporarily filled patrols in Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst
Charles Bask
Leavenworth
Kaw
Trecile Huddleston
Former Herrin Girl Among 180 in Bethany College Commencement
Anita Burlingame of Herrin will graduate at Bethany College 109th commencement in Bethany West Virginia. Dr Earl J McGrath US commissioner of education will deliver the commencement address. Burlingame entered Bethany in 1946 studying music and education and earned a bachelor of arts in music with high academic honors and leadership roles. Her parents reside in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Bethany
Anita Burlingame
Bethany College
W. Va
Earl J. McGrath
United States Commissioner of Education
Miss Burlingame
Two Herrin Men Featured in Peabody's People Magazine
The first issue of Peabody People includes John Rushing and Rev. Thomas E. Snider from Herrin, with photos and bios. Rushing, 52, airman at Peabody 43, and ex mine rescue chief, writes No Such Thing as an Accident while Snider, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, contributes A Friend Unlimited and notes his mine field sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Peabody People
Peabody Coal Co
John Rushing
Union Safety Committee
Peabody 43
Thomas E. Snider
Bull Gang
No. 43
Peabody
Springfield
Taylorville
Bernard P. McSherry
du Quoin
Mine 14
Rushing
Saline County
Illinois
Ruby
South Thirteenth Street
Williamson County Shrine Club
Snider
Church of the Nazarene
Mine 43
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Daisy
North Ninth Street
New Peabody Magazine
God
Jean Tottleben to Teach at Crainville
Miss Jean Tottleben daughter of Mr and Mrs William Tottleben of Carterville has accepted the position teaching the fifth and sixth grades at Crainville school this fall. Mrs Meryl Rushing who taught at Crainville for several years has secured other employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Tottleben
William Tottleben
Carterville
Crainville School
Meryl Rushing
3 in 1 Drive Contacts Set for June 17 Settlement
Members of the Girl Scout group and related association finish the 3 in 1 drive by distributing one hundred thirty greeting cards. They will complete contacts and submit collected funds to Wallace Owen by Saturday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Or Association
Wallace Owen
McKinney Withdraws From County Superintendent Race
Robert E. McKinney, named Marion schools superintendent last month, filed notice withdrawing from the GOP race for a fourth term as county superintendent. McKinney’s successor may be chosen in July with potential candidates including Lee Booth Ernest Armes and Russell Emery. Booth has taken a job as principal of Lincoln grade school in Herrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. McKinney
Marion
John W. Drennen
Herrin
Republican County Organization
McKinney
John Cox
Johnston City
Springfield
S. E. Storme
Cox
Lee Booth
Ernest Armes
Crab Orchard
Russell Emery
Booth
Lincoln
Vandeveer Renominated for SIU Alumni Leader
W. W. Vandeveer of Rocky River Ohio was renominated today for a second term as president of the Southern Illinois University Alumni Association. At the SIU Foundation and Alumni board meeting, it was also voted to divert $2 from each senior class graduation fee to the Alumni association, granting graduates active membership. Other nominations included Lowell Roberts Chicago as vice president, Mrs. John Lewis Carbondale secretary, Robert Brown Urbana and others as directors. SIU Foundation board nominees were Glenn Brown Carbondale Russell Rendleman Jonesboro Lynnden Hancock Harrisburg J W Barrow Carbondale and J Everett Etherton Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Vandeveer
Rocky River
Ohio
Southern Illinois University Alumni Association
S. I. U. Foundation
Alumni Board
Alumni Association
Adoumni
Lowell Roberts
Chicago
John Lewis
Carbondale
Robert Brown
Urbana
W. B. Valentine
Alto Pass
Waren Gladders
Goffrey Hughes
Benton
Clyde Brooks
Southern Illinois University Foundation Board
Glenn Brown
Russell Rendleman
Jonesboro
Lynnden Hancock
Harrisburg
J. W. Barrow
J. Everett Etherton
Open House Sunday At Student Center
Southern Illinois University personnel deans sponsor an open house for visiting parents and alumni at the Student Center on Sunday from 2 to 5 pm. Guests will tour the center and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
Begin Revival Monday At Church of the Nazarene
Rev. Floyd Farnsley of New Albany Indiana will direct the Vacation Bible School and revival services at the Church of the Nazarene on South Park Avenue Herrin beginning Monday. Bible school sessions start at 8 30 am daily for two weeks through June 25 and revival services run nightly at 7 30 pm through June 25. Rev Farnsley who is a musician will be accompanied by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Farnsley
New Albany
Ind
Church of the Nazarene
South Park Avenue
Herrin
Farnsley
410 Attend Bible School At Carterville Crainville
The article lists 410 children attending Bible school in Carterville and Crainville with 67 workers totaling 477. It also notes church attendances: First Baptist 160, Grand Avenue Baptist 72, Methodist 67, Christian 52, Presbyterian 24, and Crainville 102.
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Carterville
Crainville
First Baptist
Grand Avenue
Mrs. Mary C. Penninger Dies at 72 in Carbondale
Mary Clarissa Penninger aged 72 died Friday at her Old West Main street home in Carbondale. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at First Christian church with Rev. Berry of Christopher and Rev. Scriven officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery. She leaves six daughters, a stepson, a half brother, and was a Walnut Street Baptist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clarissa Penninger
Old West Main Street
Carbondale
Lawrence Eddings
First Christian Church
Mr. Berry
Christopher
R. B. Scriven
Oakland Cemetery
Amos Layman
Cambria
Louie Christie
West Frankfort
Ray Dye
Goldengate
Frank Russell
Simpson
Julius Nolan
Big Rock
Adam Penninger
Herrin
Norman Thompson
Vienna
Alford Thompson
Chicago
Penninger
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Summer Enrollment Seen at Southern Illinois University
A record number of students are expected to sign up for summer courses at Southern Illinois University. Miss Marjorie Shank, registrar, said enrollment could exceed last year’s about 2000 students. Registration begins Monday June 12 at 8 am in the university gym, alphabetically by last name starting with T, for one day. Classes start Tuesday at 7 30 am and end the first week of August with Commencement on the 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
Marjorie Shank
Miss Shank
Plan Children's Day Program at Presbyterian Church
The Herrin First Presbyterian Church Primary department will present a children's day program this Sunday at 7 30 pm. Rev Erven C Lee pastor says the program is directed by Mrs Hazel Proctor with help from Mrs Harry G Williams Miss Esther Spence and Miss Beverly Zook. An offering will be collected to fund Sunday schools in mission fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin First Presbyterian Church
Erven C. Lee
Hazel Proctor
Harry G. Williams
Esther Spence
Beverly Zook
Carol Ann Smith
Kerry Keen
Irma Holmes
The
Birds
Jerry Tidwell
Jeanie Lee
Barry Lindsay
Eloise Aronson
Jimmie Hargrave
Jacqueline Smith
Johnny Showhan
Janice Hesgrave
Bobby Hirte
Sheila Jones
Venue Change Granted Moore
Charles Moore a 23 year old Carbondale Negro charged with murder had a change of venue granted from Judge Charles T. Randolph to Circuit Judge B W Eovaldi in Mount Vernon circuit court. Trial date not announced. Previous trial in March ended with a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Mount Vernon
Charles T. Randolph
Randolph
B. W. Eovaldi
Carbondale
Hallie B. Bradford
Perkins Avenue
Moore
Bradford
Maniez Elected Zeigler Rotary Club President
D. D. Maniez was elected president of the Zeigler Rotary club Thursday evening at the Community house during a dinner meeting and officer election. Cecil Spain was chosen secretary-treasurer. Attendees included Louis LaBash M. H. Detweiler E. E. Miles R. E. Breeze Cecil Spain Henry Rodenburg James Wilson and E. H. Moore. An invitation from the Zeigler Lions club to hear Goebel Patton speak on his Europe tour June 20 was read and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Maniez
Zeigler Rotary Club
Cecil Spain
Louis LaBash
M. H. Detweiler
E. E. Miles
Henry Rodenburg
James Wilson
E. H. Moore
Zeigler Lions Club
Goebel Patton
West Frankfort
Europe
Rotary Club
Elkville Funeral Held For Mrs W A Quednaul
Mrs W A Quednau died Friday May 26 at her Tillinook Oregon home. She was the mother of Mrs J Frank Russell Jr of Carbondale. The body was returned Friday June 9 to Elkville for burial. She also leaves a son Victor of Tillinook Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Quednau
Tillinook
I Ore
J. Frank Russell, Jr
Carbondale
Elkville
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ST. Mary's Grade School
St. Mary’s Gymnasium
Carl Lee Calcaterra
Albert Schlader
Richard Venegoni
Josephine Megna
Delores Crespi
Rt. Rev
Robert DeGasperi
Margaret Ann Gualdoni
Theresa Ann Savio
Norman Venegoni
Paul Var
Acalli
Robert Branca
American Legion
Dolores Crespi
Miss Crespi
Knights of Columbus
Gladys Capps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Velma Ottolini
VFW
Mary Lou Loehr
St. Mary’s
Carol Ann Marlow
Dennis Longwell
Renaldo Berra
Virginia Martell
Herrin F. H. A
Associated Press
AP News
Shirley Crouch
Lezern Saylor
Saylor
Fred Schoonover
Tiger's den
Teen Town
By Charlotte Dungey
Tommy Gore
Dick Gerard
California
Phoenix
Connnie Berra
Jo Ellen Garavaglia
Nick Varacalli
Charlotta Winning
Iowa
Ellen Garavaglia
Friends of Land
Hospital News
Herrin Eagles
Cliff Parola
Dellmas Roland
Les Brusatti
Louis Zebroski
Paul Feleci
E. F. Lyday
Frank Harper
Dominick Consilmo
People
Vandeveer
Church of Nazarene
Mary C. Penninger
Presbyterian
Sue Ann Stewart
Jamie Rollo
Danny Ray Croslin
Sandra McVey
Jesus
Judy Anderson
Brenda Kay Marlow
Joan Anderson
Fred Arthur Simmons
Maniez
W. A. Quednaul
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