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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1966

Page

2

Five Democrats and three Republicans run in 58th District primary

The 58th District race features five Democrats and three Republicans vying for two seats. Incumbents Harold Stedelin and Bert Baker are favored in the Democratic field, while Ben Blades leads the GOP effort with Harold Odle and James Eatherly also competing.

Mike Qualls 58Th Harold D. Stedelin Centralia Bert Baker Benton Robert Walsh Ben C. Blades Fairfield Harold E. Odle West Frankfort Blades James ©. Eatherly Galatia Roy Taylor Mt. Vernon Wayne Samuels Lesser

Union County Five Seek Sheriff Nomination in Primary

In Union County Illinois five Democrats vie for the sheriff nomination led by Hewitt Lamer and Clyde Stokes with Lamer holding the edge. They will face Republican Roy G Dill on November ballot. Dill was elected sheriff in 1954 the region's only Republican sheriff. Incumbent sheriff Jean D Fulenwider seeks treasurer nomination with Louie C Kelley leading polls for that post. George H Otrich runs unopposed for county superintendent. no Republican candidates seek superintendent treasurer or clerk. Perl Zwahlen retires as clerk after a long tenure.

H.B. Tanner Harrisburg Tanner Walsh White County Saline Baker Illinois Union County Roy G. (Rastus) Dillon Hewitt H. Lamer Jonesboro Clyde M. Stokes Anna Floyd L. Spurlock John F. Trexler Alto Perl Zwahlen Blalock Zwahlen

Three Races In Johnson County Republican Nominations

Johnson County Republicans hold three primary contests for sheriff clerk treasurer and county commissioner Tuesday. Incumbent sheriff Rentfro challenges Otis McHenry for clerk. Incumbent clerk Walker retires and candidates Cavitt and Mrs. Wilma Mathis seek assessor treasurer. Deputy Edwin Casey and Davis Verhines are vying for sheriff. Commissioner race features Forbes and Harper. Ernest M. Gorden is the only Democrat seeking county office.

Johnson County Robert Rentfro Vienna Otis McHenry Buncombe James Walker Benjamin Frank Cavitt Tunnel Hill Wilma Mathis Edwin Casey Davis Verhines Paul Forbes Goreville Cecil Harper Ozark Ernest M. Gorden

Vienna area man killed in hay baler mishap

Billy Adams aged 39 of Route 3 Vienna was fatally injured on his farm when a hay baler grabbed his arm near the shoulder as he adjusted the machine while the power take-off ran. He died at the scene. coroner E A Veach ruled accidental death. Survived by wife Mollie, children Bob Danny Randall Connie, father William, brothers Lindell Doyle Ray, sisters May Jones Faye Beggs. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Mount Funeral Home Vienna. burial Masonic Cemetery Cypress.

Billy Adams Rt. 3 Vienna Adams Johnson County E. A. Veach Mollie Elkins Bobby Danny Randall Connie William Adams Vienna Brothers Lindell and Doyle Decatur Ray Chicago Gilbert Herrin May Jones Dongola Faye Beggs Buncombe Mount Funeral Home Albert Burress Masonic Cemetery Cypress Funeral

Burning Roast Ignites Orient Fire Damages Home

A roast left unattended in an oven caused a blaze in Orient Sunday inflicting $5,000 in damage. Firefighters reported the Sherman Cordin family were at church at the time the fire started.

Orient West Frankfort Sherman Cordin

Tree Care Meeting Set at Jack Whitt Farm

A demonstration and information meeting on care and management of forest plantings including Christmas trees will be held at the Jack Whitt farm, four miles south of Marion, Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. Turnoff signs will be on Rt. 37 and the South Market street road south of Marion. Sponsored by Williamson County Agricultural Extension Service.

Jack ‘Whitt Marion Rt. 37 South Market Street The Williamson County Agricultural Extension Service

Chester appoints Brown acting fire chief amid suspension

Chester Mayor Derrick Helmers suspended Chief Raymond Ebers for 30 days over alleged derogatory remarks toward the mayor and Alderman Blechle. William Brown becomes acting fire chief as council awaits a July 11 meeting decision on Ebers's reinstatement after a requested public apology.

William Brown Chester Street Commission Raymond Ebers Derrick Helmers Ebers Helmers Charles Blechle

Tamaroa Man Hurt In Wreck

Charles R. Robbins, 32, of Tamaroa, was treated at Marshall Browning Hospital after his car overturned off Route 51. Authorities say he fell asleep at the wheel. the crash occurred at 1:40 a.m. No injuries were reported for Frankie M. Hawley, 53, of Sparta, in the other cited crash. Fred Gossman, 49, of Pinckneyville, was treated for minor injuries. Jerry Meyer, 19, of Anna, was injured Saturday on Route 127 and admitted to Union County Hospital in good condition. he faces a charge of driving too fast for conditions.

Charles R. Robbins Tamaroa Marshall Browning du Quoin Frankie M. Hawley Sparta Hawley Fred Gossman Pinckneyville Jerry Meyer Anna Rt. 127 Dongola Road Meyer Union County Hospital

Outdoor Show Canceled After Rain Delays

The 1966 Family Outdoor living and camping show has been canceled after rainy weather disrupted site preparation. The three day event originally set for May was tentatively rescheduled this month but now is canceled.

Indians Aid Fire Battle Near Santa Barbara

Five hundred American Indian fire fighting specialists joined 1 500 other men to combat a 26 000 acre forest fire in the Los Padres National Forest San Rafael wilderness area. Access is by helicopter, 4 wheel drive or foot with air tanker support. no immediate danger to structures. Supervisor William Hansen noted no forecast for containment and said Santa Barbara is not threatened.

Santa Barbara Calif Arizona New Mexico Burbank California San Rafael Los Padres National Forest William Hansen Los Padres Forest

Franklin County GOP chairman backs Elmer Jenkins for Senate

Clarence Smothers chairman of the Franklin County Republican committee said he supports Elmer Jenkins of Benton for the GOP nomination in the 57th Senatorial District. He notes that other district chairmen favor Deimer Mitchell but Smothers prefers Jenkins over Mitchell.

Clarence Smothers Franklin County Republican Committee Elmer Jenkins Benton GOP Ilinoison Jenkins Deimer Mitchell Johnston City Smothers Mitchell

Greater Egypt Commission Sets Rotating Meeting Sites

The Greater Egypt Regional Planning Commission will begin rotating meeting locations, starting at its monthly session at 7:30 p.m. in the Franklin County Courthouse Benton. Agenda includes reports on Citizens in Planning courses and a project to prepare model codes for area municipalities.

Greater Egypt

Easy egg separator helps kids bake without yolk mess

A simple inexpensive gadget called an egg separator assists young bakers who struggle separating yolks from whites. It’s widely available at dime stores, making a helpful kitchen tool for budding bakers.

Cat bites policeman during capture in Murphysboro

A stray cat that bit a 2 year old Murphysboro child last week bit Officer Russell Wingerter Saturday as he removed the animal from under a house at 2113 Roble Ave. The officer, treated at St Joseph Memorial Hospital, was bitten through leather gloves. The same cat had bitten Kimberly McQuay on June 6 and is now under rabies observation by Dr. L E Strack.

Murphysboro Russell Wingerter Roble Ave Lucille McQuay Kimberly McQuay Wingerter St. Joseph Memorial Hospital

Salad with cheese on greens and a tariff note

A sentence about folding crumble blue or Roquefort into tomato aspic and serving on crisp greens with French dressing. The text also mentions the first Congress of 1789 passing a law setting a tariff of 5 to 15 percent on over 80 imports.

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