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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1969

Page

3

Hail damages orchards and power lines hit in region

Hail and strong winds caused extensive damage across the area with orchards in Marion showing 100 percent losses on at least one field. High winds, lightning and falling trees disrupted power and telephone service across Alto Pass Stonesboro West Frankfort Benton Gareville White Ash and Johnston City. outages lasted hours with 65 Marion customers and a Royalton cable cut prompting service interruptions. Rainfall measured at 1.2 inches and hail stones ranged up to golfball size.

Thurst Carruthers Alto Pass Stonesboro West Frankfort Benton West Marion Pittsburg Gareville White Ash Johnston City Marion Tom Mayfield General Telephone Co Mayfield Royalton Vienna-Karnak Paducah Tony Mignone Rt. 1

Williamson tax rate referendum eyed by county board

Williamson County Board airman Grover Haynes said he will explore referendums on special tax rates to address service funding needs. He plans to consult the state attorney about taxes for Civil Defense and mental health. Tax bills were mailed this week with collections to start Monday, drawing many complaints to the board. Haynes noted inequities in market values and suggested possibly hiring a professional real estate dealer to investigate. He urged focus on local school boards as districts receive about 65 cents of each tax dollar. Commissioner Jack Hampton urged planning for double-entry bookkeeping at the next fiscal year start. Treasurer Bobby Joe Hale reported a balance of 18 717 after 8 300 in expenditures between Nov 30 and May 3.

Wiliamson County Grover Haynes Hayres Board of Review Haynes Jack Hampton Bobby Joe Hale

Establishment and EODC unite to aid minority business

Two Carbondale groups the Minority Business Enterprise led by Charles Lerner and the Equal Opportunity Development Company agreed to merge and cooperate. They will target black entrepreneurship with white capital and expertise, while blacks supply candidates and screen applicants. The initiative includes university support, feasibility studies, and a focus on solid initial ventures.

Linda Mills Carbondale Charles Lerner Equal Opportunity Development Company EODC al Ross Southern Tingis University Bill Wiley Chicago Community Services Department Ilinois Human Relations Commission Ross Lerner Lowell Turley Southern Miinois University

Missing in action Army Private Fredrick A Allmeyer

Army Private First Class Fredrick A Allmeyer 20 of Chester is reported missing in action in Vietnam. His mother Mrs Emma Allmeyer of 1905 Ondyke St Chester was notified Wednesday. He served in Company D First Battalion 12th Division Infantry and entered the U S Army in Osteher 1989. He graduated Chester High School in 1966 and earned an associate degree in 1968 from Saitora brown college in St Louis Mo.

Fredrick A. Allmeyer Chester Vietnam Emma Almeyer Ondyke St Pfc Allmever 12Th Division U.S. Army Osteher Pleiku Chester High School Saitora-brownollege St.Louis, Mo

Two Railroad Cars Derail on Lead Line Between Du Quoin and Pinckneyville

Two Missouri Pacific to Truax Track Coal burning star line cars derailed Thursday during a trailing switching operation between Du Quoin and Pinckneyville. No cause yet determined as railroad spokesmen investigate the incident. mine operations idle until Tuesday in memory of John L. Lewis.

Missouri Pacific Railroad Truax Track Coal Company du Quoin Pinckneyville Tan John L. Lewis

Carbondale park board tables two resignations

Carbondale Park Board on Thursday tabled resignations from recreation director Betty Mileur and secretary Cynthia Saxe, both effective Sept 1, while considering other changes. The board approved a sprinkler system for Evergreen Park and reviewed the 1539 summer recreation program.

Pomona Students Could Join Murphysboro District

Pomona grade school district contemplates joining Unit 186 if Jackson and Union counties decide. Most Pomona residents favor Mars Pass or Cobden options as petitions for a referendum circulate. Buses needed for 120-125 students. Head Start expands at McElwain with 60-75 four and five year olds.

Murphysboro Pomona James Blackwood Schol Jackson Union Jack Mileur Mars Pass Cobden McElwain School Murphysboro ‘Township Blackwood Carruthers Junior High School

Carbondale Bike Crash Injures 14YearOld Girl

Luzetia Watson, 14, of 802 North Wall Street, Carbondale, suffered minor injuries in a bicycle automobile collision Thursday. Witness Joe B. Brooks, 401 East Knight Street, said he was driving south on Wall Street when the girl rode into his path and he could not stop in time.

Luzetia Watson Wall St Carbondale Joe B. Brooks Knight St Wall Street Brooks

Cobden Alto Pass boards agree to annexation

Alto Pass and Jackson and Union County district boards meet to dissolve the two districts and draft a resolution to annex the Alto Pass grade and high school districts into the Cobden Unit School District. Supt Birkhimer says final action depends on Pomona School Board vote which could send parts of Alto Pass to Murphysboro. Lawyers for Cobden and Pomona plan Monday meeting with boards.

Alto Pass Dents Jackson Union Birkhimer Cobden Robert Birkhimer Pomona Murphysboro

Langdon president elected at Carbondale Park District meeting

Thomas Langdon was elected president of the Carbondale Park District board of directors at Thursday night’s meeting. Bessie Warren was named vice president, Alan Randall secretary, Allen Kaiser treasurer, and Charles Hines legal counsel. Langdon’s one year term begins now, replacing Kenneth Miller. All officers were chosen by unanimous vote. Langdon is a trinley at the Carbondale Herald.

Thomas Langdon Carbondale Park District Board of Directors Bessie Warren Alan Randall Allen Kaiser University Bank Charles Hines Langdon Kenneth Miller Trinley Carbondale Herald

Miner Olen Greenwood Lethal Crash At No 21 Mine

State and federal mine officials probe the death of Olen E. Greenwood 61 of Christopher Franklin County. He died in a 12 20 a m accident at No 21 mine near Lesser when his motor driven mile vehicle collided with another vehicle. Greenwood fell or jumped striking his head and died of a skull fracture. The mine was closed for investigation and to mourn John L. Lewis death. An inquest is set for June 24 at Christopher City Hall. He is survived by his wife a daughter a son eight grandchildren and a sister. Funeral services will be Sunday at Gilbert Home Christopher with burial at Maple Hill Cemetery Lesser.

Olen E. Greenwood Christopher Franklin County Kirkby Webb Old Ben Coal Corp Greenwood No. 21 Lesser Mgr. Greenwood John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Christopher City Hall Mr. Greenwood Minkeytown Isaac May Elkins Greenwood Emma Silkwood Greenwood Greenwood Church Christpher United Mine Weers of America Ramona Blair Decatur Dake Mesa Ariz Agnes Cincinnati Ohio Wayne Bradley Kewanee Gilbert Buris Maple Hill Cerciery Friends

Accident Claims Life Of Area Man In Murphysboro

David Cox, 29, of Murphysboro, died early today in a one car crash at the west city limits. Ernest Moorefield, the driver, survived in good condition. Cox was a passenger and the car struck a pole and tree before rolling over. Burial is set at Tower Grove Cemetery. services Sunday at Meyer Denny Funeral Home.

David Cox Murephyshoro Murphyshoro Cox Ernest Moorefield St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Murphysboro Morvellell Mr. Cox Burnell Nina Hiser Cox Janelle Hagler Granite City Nellie Cox Meyer Denny Paul Worley Tower Grove Cemetery

Cemetery relocation bids opened near Rend Lake area

The bid of 16 958 75 by Phillip S Ellen and Wilter Fish of Pembroke NC covers relocating nine cemeteries at Rend Lake. Work includes moving and reinterring bodies from nine graves, relocating 23 markers and monuments, installing 73 new markers nine bronze plaques and 52 precast markers plus 8 635 feet of trenching and seeding at the reinterment site near Ina on Rt 37 between Benton and Bonnie. The area will flood after completion of the Rend Lake project.

Rend Lake Phillip S. Ellen Wilter Fish Pembroke N.C U.S. Army Corps of Engineers SL. Lewis Ina Rt. 37 Benton Bonnie

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