Deaths and funerals listed for May 1980 in southern Illinois
Deaths of Clifford G. Teel 71 of Du Quoin with services at Keeling-Searby Funeral Home and burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Also listed are memorials for Lillian Ponsetti, Roy Jennings, Betty Heisner Simms, Ida Mae King, Georgia Lurene Crabtree, Grace May Malone, and others with funeral arrangements, call times, and burial plans across Benton Murphysboro Makanda Carbondale Mount Vernon and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeling-Searby
du Quoin
Clifford G. Teel
S. Peach St
Greenwood Cemetery
Teel
Veterans Administration Hospital
Marion
Paradise Baptist Church
United States Armed Forces
Roy Jennings
Hilldale
Herrin
Jennings
United Mine Work
Popene
George and
Mary Rector
Grace Peterson
Chestina Mandrell
Route 3
Thelma Jennings
Alene Phillips
Betty Inelli
Rose Barwell
Long Beach
Calif
Johnson Funeral Home
Rosehill Cemetery
Ida Mae King
Clay St
Murphysboro
Marge Robinson
Marie Yow
Carbondale
Homer King
Oaklawn
Ray King
Woodridge
Jack King
Moonachie
N.J
Beulah Batten
Salina
Kan
St. Andrews Catholic Church
Pettett Funeral Home
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
St. Andrews Church
Georgia Lurlene Crabtree
Route 1
Makanda
Huffman
Oakland Cemetery
Crabtree
Memorial Hospital of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Royal Nei Rs
American Association of Retired Persons
Grace May Malone
Thompsonville
Dillingham Church
Malone
Williamson County
Millard
Cora Neece
Edward Malone
Juanita Peebles
Nellie Hedges
Galatia
Pheraronaner
Smh
Patricia Droit
Jacksonville
Evelyn Hubbard
West Frankfort
Keil
Neal Peebles
Sloan Funeral Chapel
Dillingham Cemetery
Searby Funeral Home
Tamaroa
Nelle B. Smith
Police to auction bikes in Carbondale June 21
Carbondale Police will auction abandoned and unclaimed bicycles on Saturday June 21 at the community center 607 E College St. Inspection starts 9 30 a.m. and bidding begins at 10 a.m. Items sold as is for cash only and all sales final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Policement
E. College St
Pinnon Infant Graveside Funeral Held in Grand Tower
Graveside services were held for Paul Anthony Pinnon infant son of Paul Edward and Patti Kay Glode Pinnon at Walker Hill Cemetery Grand Tower after a stillbirth at 9:41 p.m. Wednesday June 11 1980 at Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau Missouri. Survivors include maternal grandparents Earlis Glode East Cape Girardeau paternal grandparents Eugene Pinnon Wolf Lake and arrangements were handled by Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anthony Pinnon
Paul Edward
Patti Kay Glode Pinnon
Route 2
Anna
Walker Hill Cemetery
Grand Tower
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Earlis Glode
East Cape Girardeau
Eugene Pinnon
Wolf Lake
Carbondale
Motorcyclist Hurt After Deer Collision Near Herrin Johnston City
A Johnston City man was injured when his motorcycle struck a deer about 1 50 a m west of the I 57 overpass. the deer died and the bike was towed. A Cambria man, Edward Vandenselaar, 36, lost control on Colp Blairsville Road at 8 10 p m, veering 243 feet into an embankment striking a survey marker and a pole. he was treated for a head wound and breathalyzer could not be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston City
Cambria
Williamson County
Ss Department
Herrin Hospital
Jerry F. Conkovich
Herrin-Johnston City
Conkovich
Edward H. Vandenselaar
Colp
Blairsville
Theft suspect pleads guilty in De Soto burglary case
De Soto man Terry Pogue, 21, pleaded guilty to stealing a purse from a truck owned by Laverne Kerley of Herrin on Sept. 30. He faces sentencing after a pre sentence investigation. He also faces a reckless homicide charge related to Paul Carrier's Jan. 24 death, for which no trial date is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Soto
William A Lewis
Terry Pogue
Pogue
Lewis
Kenneth Hubler
Robert Butler
Laverne Kerley
Herrin
Paul Carrier
Murphysboro Man Arrested After Alleged Battery Incident
Murphysboro resident Dave R. Schimpf, 18, was arrested after officers found him under a car at 14th and Illinois Avenue. He allegedly kicked and struck officers and resisted arrest. He was taken to Jackson County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave R. Schimpf
Murphysboro
Schimpf
14Th
Linois Avenue
Jackson County
Carbondale Woman Reports Knife Attack Attempt
A Carbondale woman in the Brookside Manor parking lot was attacked at 12 59 a.m. by a knife wielding man while sitting in her car. Witnesses chased him away and she was treated at Memorial Hospital for minor stab wounds. the description provided: white male, 5 10 to 6 feet, 140 to 145 pounds, slender build, medium blond hair, dark T shirt and blue jeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Brookside Manor
E. Grand Ave
Memorial Hospital
Vergennes Church Plans Bible School Weekday Sessions
Faith United Methodist Church in Vergennes will start Bible school classes Monday through June 20 for beginners to junior high. Sessions run 8 30 to 11 a.m. A Bible School program is set for Friday June 20 at 7 p.m. A parade is scheduled for Saturday at 1 30 p.m. All children are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith United Methodist Church
Vergennes
Correction notes on school addition and golf results
A Thursday newspaper correction states the proposed addition to accommodate special education students is for Carterville Elementary School, not the high school. The paper also reports Mary Bond of Chester finished five strokes behind champion Sarah Haas at the Southern Illinois Ladies Golf Association tournament at Southwestern Lakes Golf Club near Percy. Bond shot 89 Tuesday and 84 Wednesday for a 173 finish, second in the championship flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterville
Mary Bond
Chester
Sarah Haas
Southwestern Lakes Golf Club
Percy
Bond
Hogs rise as buyers pay higher prices at Stockyards
Livestock at National Stockyards shows hogs up 75 to 1.00 with 200 to 245 lb at 36.00 to 36.50, 220 to 250 lb 35.00 to 36.00, and 250 to 270 lb 33.00 to 35.00. Sows up 1.00, boars 25.00. Cattle and calves and sheep not tested for prices due to thin offerings.
Lottery Jackpot Sealed for Daily Game Draw
A daily lottery drawing titled Lucky Stars shows a jackpot of 30 000 dollars. Numbers 115 875 178 are listed for the 44108 draw with the 933 game designation.
Weather Outlook From Pacific to Great Lakes Warms Further
Continued warm to cool weather is forecast across the nation through Saturday with the Pacific and Great Lakes regions in focus. Southern Illinois notes a mild period with a low of 49 degrees between 7 a.m. Thursday and 7 a.m. Friday and no precipitation reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satee
Pacific
Great Lakes
Illinois
SIU Carrbondale Auditions For Heaven's Losing Its Marbles
The What's Coming University Theater holds auditions for students over 10 on Wednesday and Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Laboratory Theater, Communications Building. Eloise Scherzer, MFA playwrights candidate, wrote the musical. Prepare an improvisational skit. piano may be available. For details call Lynn Bradley 457-4294 or Eloise Scherzer 453-5741.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univerity Theater
Laboratory
Communications
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Eloise Scherzer
Playwrighting
Lynn Bradley
Poison treatment advice lines for Illinois residents
Free 24 hour poison treatment information available to central and Southern Illinois residents via 1-800-252-2022. A poison control specialist will advise treatment over the phone. Provided by the Regional Poison Resource Center at St. John's Hospital in Springfield. Over 80 percent of poisoning cases can be treated at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Southern
Illinois
St. John’s Hospital
Springfield
Hospital Notes Union West Frankfort Discharge and Admission List
A hospital note records discharges and admissions across facilities in Union, West Frankfort, and nearby towns. Names include Campbell Robert Neibel Travis Fer Gail Gartner Christy Herrin Jent Gladys Johnston City Memorial Marion and others such as Evetts Gary Crea Springs Bishop Mi Johnston City Wilson Rhonda Harrisburg Kinsell Ruth Webster Annie Buckner Gene Brown Harold Storey Opal Clarida Nichole Ann Buckner Steve Jeter Violet Kimmel Angela DeFrank Kimberly Bennett William Eilert Jared White Itsa Elaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
West Frankfort
Campbell
Robert Neibel
Travis Fer
Gail Gartner
Christy
Herrin Jent
Gladys
Johnston City
Births Across Communities Highlight Local Families
Harrisburg Jef and Laura Harris have a daughter born Wednesday June 11 at Doctors Hospital. Marion and Anna Karta Berg egler have twin daughters born Thursday June 12 at Memorial Hospital. Various other births reported in Ellis Grove Perryville Huntington and surrounding towns with multiple families welcoming new children in early June 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Jef
Laura
Doctors Hospital
Ellis Grove
Welge
Fred
Laurie
Memorial Hospital
Chester
Perryville
Berkegler
Marion
Anna Karta
Ave
Boegler
Michael
Peg
Mer
Evansville
Sumner
Richard
Dorothy
Memorial Tal
Pinckneyville
Helvey
Ronald
Cynthia
Dier
Pin- Lei 9Eareney Hospital
Ping
Kenneth Nd Garkare
Marshall Brownital
du Quoin
Lesser
Irk
Brad
Terry
Marsnail Browning Hospital
Canton
Richison
Kenneth
Gina
Ana
Graham Hospital
Hendersonville
Tenn
Poyner
Sam
Carole
Abs
Carole Scott
Bradley
Steffen
Marknd
Kathleen
St. Hospital
Kankakee
John Stetten
Jonesboro
Hickam
Jack
Terri
Memorial Hospital of
Carbondale
Royalton
Hoover
Paul
Rey
Memorial Hosot
Herrin
Patterson
Rono
Jers
Karen
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Clifford Teel Services
Perry County
Frank and
Dixie Annie Massey Teel
Helen Sul
Benton
Phyllis Walton
Ton, Ky
Sharon Norris
Howard
Loren
Dwight
Waukesha
Wis
Pearl Oliver
Oxford
Mich
Edna McCormick
Flora Brunner
Church of the Nazarene
Lillian Ponsetti
Grayson
Franklin Hospital
Wisconsin
Norma Thurmond
Katherine McFadden
Poulson Funeral Home
Masonic and
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Betty Heisner
Simms
Roseville
Betty Heisner Simms
Tijuana
Mexico
Mary Heisner
L. H. Heisner
Ted
Katie Simms
Citrus Heights
Amy Hepp
Joshua Hepp
Marie Stanton
Mildred Davis
Washington, Ind
William C. Heisner
Leonard J. Heisner
Nelvin W. Heisner
St. Louis
Eildon M. Bigham
Edwardsville
Georgia
Lurlene Crabtree
Thomas McClintock
Cambridge Manor
Clara A. Leffler
Mount Vernon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Leffler
Jefferson Conty
Charles
Amanda Lackey Braun
Louis F. Leffler
Betty Kell
Elizabeth Braun
Alma Carroll
Myers Burial Chapel
West Salem Cemetery
Cecil N. Flowers
Pine St
Coulterville
Mr. Flowers
Itaely
Major
Anna Swallows Agriptestie
Earl Flowers
Jessie Flowers
West Plains
Orville Flowers
Robert Foster
Edna Feltmeyer
Sparta
Doerr-Schwebel
Bethel Friends
Vandenselaar
Vergennes Church
Bible
Daily Game
Thomson-MckKinnon Securities
San «Ga
National Weather Service
Noaa US Dept of Comm
Franklin
Riddle
Laura Veteto
Lorene Johnson
Lester
Oenee
Ce Cides Audino
Emily
Christopher Newman
Karen Khankan
Brenda Karosky
ST. Joseph Memorial
Mur
Reiman
Harrison Essick
James Morris
Marie
Carbondate
Shook
Theresa
Carbondale Emery
Donald
Jonnston Claytor
Rockwood
Rena Qualis
Walter Keene
Ina Jones
Ivy Fopetogain
Jim Marks
James
Carbondale Miller
Ruby
Morice
George
Terri J Jonesboro Cook
Amldred
Mulkeytown Douglas
Vivian Fiamm
Alerta
Cobden Herrin Gaps
Dennis
Qualls
Daniel
West Frankfort Jones
Peithman
Onid
Veagan
A. 0
Molly
du Quoin Martin
Sharonence Sr
Johnston Appas
Barbara
Johnston al Angela
Zeporo Kosma
Jolene
Due du Quoi Hue
Allison
Seaton
Jodi
Benton Yar Jackson Jr
Lawrence
Otto
V Winstead
William J. Lena
Mill Creek
Joseph
R . Scott
Harriss
Jean
Murphysboro Goodman
Patricia Prange
Dene
Herrin Reaman
Bennie
Mitchell
Stephen
Mar
Marion Hewletty
Cambria Charles
Joan Baillar
Lloyd
R. Kevin, Anderson, Alien
Is Goddard
Richara Rigdie
Diana Walsh Wiltmore
LeAnn
Marissa Osborne
Blanche
Ibe
Wanda Flare
Pamela
Calbreath
Virkin
Seeeten Fisher
Arilla
Temaron Smith
Ethel
Yeree
Com
Anna Een
Diana
Dillon
Veime Evans
John
Vienna
Barnett
Lillie
Olive Branch
Mabel Fields
Lizzie
Pulaski Kelle
Seen Marsh
Frank Wright
Arthur
Marshall Browning
Elkville Brand Bas
Yy Bentonamsey
Reis Lamers
Gleanton
Carl
Dowell Bell
Russell Jr
Tamaron Ferktich
Zei
Nashvi
Durr
Paul Harre
Barbara Carle
Donna
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