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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1952

Page

3

Route 13 127 to get new asphalt surface soon

Route 13 and 127 from Murphysboro to the Pyatt wye will begin resurfacing late this month under state highway plans. Triangle Construction of Carbondale widened the pavement and adds undersealing while two new concrete stretches are laid north of Murphysboro and near the Perry county line. Completion target is October 1.

Murphysboro Pyatt Wye W. D. MacLeod Carbondale Charles G. Gilmore Asphalt Products Co Anna MacLeod Triangle Construction Co Vergennes Beaucoup Creek Triangle Jackson-Perry County Gilmore

Swartz Talks to Murphysboro Rotarians on SIU Roles

Dr. Willis G. Swartz dean of SIU graduate school spoke to Murphysboro Rotary about Southern Illinois needs and university efforts. He cited regional resources, research in low grade lumber, pottery clay potential, broom sage uses, and sociological studies, plus the challenge of retaining educated youth and improving human relations. He announced his upcoming Fulbright lecture year in Pakistan.

Southern Illinois Southern Illinois University Murphysboro Rotary Club Logan Hotel Willis G. Swartz S.I.U Dean Swartz University of Illinois Southern Dr. Swartz Stevenson Illinois United States Swartz Kentucky England America Rotarians Pakistan University of Peshawar

State To Decide Drive-In Permit

Carbondale city council deferred the Dairy Queen drive in permit to the state for safety review. The council revoked a prior permit and ordered detailed sketches to assess fire hazards while the Holden hospital committee questioned the impact on patients. City officials will submit blueprints to the state highway department for study on a state and federal highway.

Holden Hospital Committee Hospital John I. Wright Paul Hall State Department of Highways

Samuel Stokes Funeral Held in Anna

Funeral services for Samuel Stokes former Anna resident who died Friday in St. Ann's Home in Techno Illinois were held Monday at the Catholic church in Anna. He leaves one daughter Mrs. W. S. Daniel of Murphysboro and a son Fred of Atlanta Georgia.

Samuel Stokes Anna St. Ann’s Techno Ill W. S. Daniel Murphysboro Fred Atlanta, Ga

Need of School Discipline Urged

Carl Lee, principal of Douglas school in Murphysboro, urged renewed school discipline as a defense against juvenile delinquency. He advocated mixed schools possible with discipline, praised Douglas facilities, and noted segregation debate. Lions club funded Fourth of July, Alpaha tornado relief, and Pancake Day profits were reported.

Carl Lee Douglas School Murphysboro Douglas Lions Club Alpaha Fred Wills B. & K. Furniture Co Edwards

Bird Club to Meet Tonight at SIU

The Southern Illinois Bird Club will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. in the Old Science building at Southern Illinois University tonight.

S. 1 Bird Club Southern Illinois Bird Club Southern Illinois University

Herrin Sailor Promoted Aboard USS Valley Forge

Ed R. Chinn USN, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Chinn of Herrin Illinois, was promoted to electrician's mate second class while serving in Korean waters aboard the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge.

Valley Forge Ed R. Chinn USN Ed Chinn North Fourteenth Street Herrin

Mosquito Fogging to Resume in Carbondale

Fred W. Kuhn of the Jackson County Health department announced that mosquito fogging will resume for several days in Carbondale this week. He urged citizen cooperation to clear litter and tall weeds, noting that debris and overgrowth hinder fogging. Crews have already spread oil in creeks, ponds, stagnant pools and storm inlets. nearby towns can hire equipment for a small fee through the county health department or Hewitt Curtis of the Carbondale Mosquito Abatement district.

Carbondale Fred W. Kuhn Jackson County Health Department Kuhn County Health Department Hewitt Curtis

2 Hurt in Wreck Near Royalton

A five year old boy and a 69 year old woman were seriously injured in a auto wreck on a curve near Royalton late Tuesday afternoon. They are Michael Hamlin of Wal tonville and Sarah Green of Wal tonville. Four other persons in the car were not hurt. The car missed the curve and overturned several times. They were taken to Doctors hospital Carbondale after first aid at the scene. The hospital reported their condition as satisfactory. The boy had cuts to arm and chest. The woman suffered broken ribs and a broken shoulder.

Royalton Doctors Hospital Carbondale Hurst Lawrence Hodges

Elks Free Dinner in Herrin Tonight

Herrin Elks host a free dinner featuring ham hocks and beans. Serving begins at 5 45 p m and runs until 7 30 p m with residents urged to attend.

Herrin Elks

Jurors Picked For Route 51 Land Condemnation Suit

Jury selection opened in Jackson County Court Murphysboro for a condemnation suit by the State Public Works and Buildings against four landowners, including the Diers estate. Trial centers on compensation for about 14 acres of ground near Route 51 south of Southern Illinois University as relocation work begins on the eastern SIU campus.

Carbondale Jackson Murphysboro Everett Prosser Department of State Public Works and Buildings Southern Illinois Walker Schwartz Mabel Schwartz Dora May Travelstead H. K. Berger John Henry Diers James H. Rushing Diers Orchr. Pugh C. E. White Berger William Wolff Southern Illinois University

Herrin Survivor Of Red Massacre Gets Discharge

Eugene G. Jones of Herrin, a survivor of the Sunchon Tunnel massacre in Korea, arrives home in Herrin after an army discharge at Camp Roberts California. He will remain in the reserves for five years and plans to buy a farm someday. He enlisted February 3 1950 served 17 months as an instructor at Camp Roberts, was captured July 31 1950 and later escaped. he weighed 152 pounds after losing 35 pounds as a prisoner.

Eugene G. Jones Herrin Sunchon Tunnel Korea Jones Camp Roberts Calif Lloyd Jones West Adams Street Herrin G. I John Martin Ferndale Mich Melvin Rookstool Myassa Ore Reds Camp Cooke

Legion Installs Clell Hindman As Commander

Clell L. Hindman an insurance agent was installed as commander of the Herrin Prairie Post of the American Legion at a Tuesday night meeting. He succeeds Snyder E. Herrin who led for two years. New officers include Everett Graut senior vice commander Basil Russell junior vice commander Herbert Tygett finance officer Paul Jones sergeant at arms William Wetherington post historian Charles Vansaghi three year trustee and William Hirte adjutant. A chaplain vacancy remains to be filled. Herrin was given golf clubs in appreciation of his work and the post achieved a new high in membership during his tenure.

Clell L. Hindman Herrin Prairie American Legion Snyder E. Herrin Everett Eugene Graut Basil L. Russell Herbert L. Tygett Paul Jones William F. Wetherington Charles C. Vansaghi

Two Teens Injured in Early Morning Wreck at Herrin Cemetery

J D Ferguson 15 Marion is in Herrin hospital with a broken left leg after a two car collision at Herrin city cemetery. Jack Rennie, 15, also injured and hospitalized. drivers Bob Phillips 15 Spillertown and Johnny Dodd 17 White Ash were involved, with both youths as passengers.

Herrin City J. D. Ferguson Marion Herrin Jack Rennie Bob Phillips Spillertown Johnny Dodd White Ash

Plan Meeting Planned by Carbondale Council

The Carbondale Community Council will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in Carbondale city hall.

Carbondale Community Council Carbondale City Hall

Herrin Lions Hear Housing Talk

Herrin Lions heard a housing briefing by Leo Dodd regional director of the State Housing board. He outlined site surveys contract types and steps to secure a project and explained rent scales based on family income and eventual county ownership.

S. Leo Dodd Eldorado State Housing Board Herrin Lions Club Dodd Illinois State Board

Lions Contribute 27 to Boys State Delegates

At the Herrin Lions weekly meeting, members gave $27 for two boys to attend Premier Boys State at Springfield from June 22 to 29. Wynn Church and Steve Goldsmith will represent the club at the citizenship training program.

Herrin Lions Club Springfield Wynn Church Steve Goldsmith

Colp Attends Illinois Institute For Young Businessmen

Colp vice-president of Colp Wholesale Co. Inc. Carbondale attends a five day management institute for young businessmen at the University of Illinois. The program runs through the university extension and Illinois State Junior Chamber of Commerce offers information and advice to owner managers and prospective owner-managers of all types of business.

Colp Bill Colp Colp Wholesale Co., Inc Carbondale University of Illinois U. of I. Business Management Service Eeery University Illinois State Juninee Chamber of Commerce

Ritz Cafe in Carbondale Closes Amid Financial Troubles

Piper's Ritz Cafe at 208 South Illinois Avenue, Carbondale, closed Tuesday. Proprieter Ernie Piper said he hopes to reopen in the fall, citing financial troubles but expressing optimism the business will meet obligations. He noted the past year was the most successful since he and Lena Piper took over.

Carbondale Piper Illinois Avenue Ernie Piper Lena Piper

H T H S Band Plans Summer Practice Sessions

Herrin Township High School band will begin summer rehearsals Friday at 9 a.m. in the band room under director William F. Wetherington. About 50 pupils are expected to attend, with a goal of strengthening for summer concerts and upcoming marching contests at Murray State College. The group will perform at the State Eagles convention parade in Herrin on June 22 and a concert at Marion Veterans Hospital on July 6, plus outdoor shows. Wetherington expects strong turnout and notes only nine members graduated, to be replaced by grade school entrants from C. B. Nesler’s band.

Herrin Township William F. Wetherington Wetherington Herrin Marion Veterans Hospital Murray State College Kentucky C. B. (Chick) Nesler

Herrin Lions Plan Civic Meeting on Bangs Disease

Herrin Lions club invites all civic and fraternal groups plus the city council to a weekly meeting on Tuesday June 17 to discuss Bangs disease. Williamson county farm advisor H H Fulkerson will speak and show a film Triple Threat of Brucellosis. The talk covers six points including loss per year and health impact. Carbondale passed a Grade A milk inspection law effective June 1 following April action.

Herrin Herrin Lions Club H. H. Fulkerson Williamson County Fulkerson Carbondale

Ragsdale Wins Jackson County Mine Examiner Seat

C I Ragsdale of De Soto defeated Ed Leming of Elkville by 11 to 8 to win the Jackson county mine examiner position in a close vote during the county board of supervisors June meeting in Murphysboro. Both are veteran mine workers and were considered well qualified. The board’s closing session handled routine business.

C. I. Ragsdale de Soto Jackson County Ed Leming Elkville County Board of Supervisors Murphysboro Ragsdale Leming

Law Partnership Formed in Carbondale

Haynes Reese and J Edward Helton form a law partnership with offices on the second floor of the First National Bank building in Carbondale. Reese is a Carbondale attorney and Helton serves as city attorney.

Area Cities Urge Cooperation To Cast Aside Rivalries

West Frankfort and Benton city councils urge residents to join forces after the Orient No. 2 mine disaster and coal shortages. They seek to attract new industries, develop seven miles of undeveloped area, and unite to solve unemployment. West Frankfort has raised about 85,000 of a 100,000 goal for an industrial fund.

Frankfort Benton West Frankfort Franklin County Orient No. 2 Mote

Murphysboro Introduces Industrial Education Course

An experimental industrial education course for junior high boys at Murphysboro, developed with Southern Illinois University, proved highly successful. The program taught basic tools, electrical wiring, soldering, and use of hand tools, with two graduate instructors and a well equipped workroom.

Murphysboro Murphysboro _ grade school Southern Illinois University W. C. Bicknell Industrial Education Department of

Carbondale Shrine Circus Tickets On Sale

Reserved seat and general admission tickets for the Carbondale Shrine circus are on sale at Cline Vicks drug store in Carbondale. The Shrine circus will play in Carbondale June 19 at McAndrew Stadium on the Southern Illinois University campus.

Carbondale Cline-Vicks Drug Shrine McAndrew Stadium Southern Illinois University

Jackson County Teacher Exams to be Friday

An examination for Jackson county school teachers seeking advancement in certificate ratings will be held Friday, June 13, at the county superintendent of schools office in Murphysboro. Teachers who wish to take the examination are to report to the superintendent's office at 8:30 a.m.

Jackson County Murphysboro

Lackland airman completes basic training near San Antonio

Aero private, son of Delia Ebersohl of Oroville, finishes basic training at Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio Texas and will soon begin technical training in the Air Force.

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