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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1959

Page

11

Critic Defends Liberace Article As Misunderstood

Columnist William Neil Connor testified in a libel suit that his 1956 Daily Mirror piece on pianist Liberace aimed to state his dislike of Liberace's stage acts not to insult him. He denied sexual implications and said the phrase it referred to continuity, not sexuality.

London William Neil Connor Liberace Connor Daily Mirror Mirror Gilbert Berfus L Liberace Britain Beytus

Marion man fined for running a stop sign

Louis W. Davis of 625 Bel St Mt. Vernon paid a $16.20 fine for running a stop sign at 13 37, as adjudicated by Justice of the Peace Elmer Farmer.

Marion Louis W. Davis Bel St Mt. Vernon Justice of the Peace Elmer Farmer

Fire Extinguishes Tire Fire at Sobery Bakery

A tire sparked by wiring at the Sobery Bakery located at 401 S Illinois Ave Carbondale was extinguished by the owner around 9 15 p m Wednesday.

Sobery Bakery Illinois Ave Carbondale

Rites Set Friday for Pauline Denton

Pauline Isabel Denton 67 of Herrin died Wednesday at Pierce Hospital Eldorado after a decade of illness. Born August 18 1891 in Jenny Lind Arkansas she married Jesse Denton April 5 1908 in Worden. She leaves a son Gene Denton a daughter in law Ione Suthard sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Friday at First Christian Church with Rev Frank Davis officiating. Burial East Lawn Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Johnston Funeral Home.

Pauline Isabel Denton W. Cherry St Herrin Pierce Hospital Eldorado Denton Jenny Lind Ark John Pauline Kauffman Evans Jesse Denton Worden Ione Suthard Gene Denton Festus Celia Hicks Agnes O’hara Royalton Elizabeth Nogier Beard Ruth Scott Bartlesville Okla May Laws Denver Colo First Christian Church Frank Davis East Lawn Memorial Gardens Johnston Funeral Home Riggin Funeral Home C. R. Walker Baptist Oakland Cemetery

Marion Stocks Dies in Carterville at 66

Marion Judy Stocks age 66 of Carterville died Wednesday at Anna State Hospital. A WWI veteran and retired barber, he was born July 12 1892 in Carterville and served in France. He leaves a brother Victor of Carterville. Funeral Friday at Riggin Funeral Home with burial in Oakland Cemetery.

Marion Judy” Stocks Washington Street Carterville Anna State Hospital Marion Stocks France VFW American Legions Victor

Leech Therapy Sells Well At Baltimore Drugstore

Pharmacist M. L. Cooper stocks leeches at $1.50 each as shoppers seek eye relief for shiners. He notes leeches drain coagulant from a black eye and says they do not cause infection, offering a cheaper option than beet steak.

M. L. Cooper Cooper

Cub Scout Indian Day Set for Johnston City Park

About 200 Cub Scouts from Franklin and Williamson counties are expected at a two county Indian Day program in Johnston City Park. The Tsuse Gan Ni Indian dancers will perform at 4 p.m. An earlier notice gave a wrong date.

Johnston City Lew Kehr Central District Franklin Williamsoia

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