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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1960

Page

9

Murphysboro Woman Gusta Hale Dies at 55

Mrs. Gusta Hale 55 of 1102 North 20th Street Murphysboro died Saturday at 8 am after a weeklong illness. Born in Randolph County in 1905 she was the former Gusta Baker married in Murphysboro in 1945 to Clarence Hale. Survived by sisters Amanda Shott Coulterville Irene Cox East St Louis Mabel Pospeshee East St Louis and brother Walter Baker Murphysboro. Funeral Monday 2 pm Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel Murphysboro with Rev Roy C Lewis officiating. Burial Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 pm today.

Gusta Hale 20Th St Murphysboro St. Andrew’s Hospital Randolph County Gusta Baker Clarence Hale Hale Amanda Shott Coulterville Irene Cox Mabel Pospeshee Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel Roy C. Lewis Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery

Funeral rites for Mrs. Jane McNabb in two towns

Funeral services for 95 year old Mrs. Jane McNabb of Du Quoin were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Reedy Funeral Home West Frankfort with Rev. Julius Webb of Du Quoin First Methodist Church officiating. Burial is set in Boner Cemetery. She died Thursday in Linwood Nursing Home Benton.

Jane McNabb du Quoin Reedy Funeral Home West Frankfort Julius Webb du Quoin First Methodist Church Boner Cemetery McNabb Linwood Nursing Home Benton

Harry Miller Dies at 73 in Anna

Harry G. Miller 73 of 110% E. Davie St. Anna died Thursday at Marion Veterans Hospital. A retired farmer and lifelong Union County resident born May 28, 1887 in Cobden, he belonged to the Anna Ellis Lodge and American Legion. Survived by daughters Dortha Wesley and Hazel Sitter, son Roy, brother Charles Miller, sisters Frances Baldwin and Delia Inman, and nine grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today at McCarty Funeral Home Anna with Rev. William Lively officiating. burial in Anna Cemetery.

Harry G. Miller E.davie Sr Anna Marion Veterans Hospital Union County Cobden Anna Ellis Tha Wesley Hazel Sitter Silvis, Ill Roy St. Paul, Minn Brotherharles Miller Frances Baldwin Chicago Delia Inman Jonesboro McCarty William Lively Anna Cemetery

Rites Set Today for Mrs Margaret Moore

Mrs. Margaret L. Moore 88 of 304 E Chestnut St Anna died Friday at home. Born March 19 1872 in Union County she was daughter of Cyrus and Samantha Rich Tripp. She leaves daughter Edith Wittenbrink of Anna sister Kate Hawks of Jackson Tenn and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be at 4.

Margaret L. Moore E. Chestnut St Anna Union County Cyrus and Samantha Rich Tripp Edith Wittenbrink Kate Hawks Jackson, Tenn

Burial set for Cobden Cemetery service today

At Cobden Cemetery a funeral service will be led by Reverend Floyd Lacy this afternoon following a memorialing event at the McCarty Fun. Burial will be in Cobden Cemetery.

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