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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1951

Page

3

Carbondale Chamber Elects Five Directors for Three-Year Terms

Five new directors Archie Stroup Tom Mofield Hewitt Curtis Orren Wallace and Everett Prosser were elected to three year terms at the Carbondale Chamber of Commerce first annual meeting held at the Jackson Country Club Wednesday night. They succeed Louis Renfro W A Dougherty Harry Goetz Bill Davis and Haddon Davenport. The board of fifteen retires five members each year and officers will be elected July 5. Present officers are George S Patterson president F M Hewitt Jr vice president and A D Brubaker secretary treasurer. The chamber organized in 1950 from the Carbon Gate Business Men's association and meets the first and third Thursdays each month.

Carbondale Chamber of Commerce Jackson Country Club Archie Stroup Tom Mofield Hewitt Curtis Orren Wallace Everett Prosser Louis Renfro W. A. Dougherty Harry Goetz Bill Davis Haddon Davenport Chamber of Commerce George S. Patterson F. M. Hewitt Jr A. D. Brubaker Patterson Hewitt Kenneth Parrish Philip Kimmel Charles Clodfelter R. V. Cherry Paul McRoy Lloyd I. Browning William Bicknell Delmar Shackleton Old Carbon Gate Business Men’s Association

Schools Get Less Federal Surplus Food For Lunches

Jackson county grade and high school students received slightly smaller quantities of surplus foods in 1950 51 than the year before yet the program covered more pupils with 34 schools and 5 904 pupils. Sunset Haven nursing home also received shipments. The total pounds and cans rose from 1949 50 figures. The U S Department of Agriculture furnished the surplus through the Illinois Public Aid commission listing items such as cherries turkey butter cheese juice and potatoes.

Jackson County Maxine B. Smith Sunset Haven Carbondale U. S. Department of Agriculture Illinois Public Aid Commission

Free foreign films at SIU in McAndrew stadium

Six weekly Wednesday screenings sponsored by SIU Lec tures and Entertainment committee and the Audio-Visual Aids service will be shown at 8 p.m. in McAndrew stadium with no admission charge. The program includes Stone Flower, The Road to Heaven, Revenge, Murderers Among Us, The Well-Digger's Daughter, Fame is the Spur, and It Happened One Night was shown last night. If rain, films move to Shryock auditorium and July 4’s film moves to July 5.

S. I. U. Lectures and Entertainment Committee Audio-Visual Aids Service McAndrew Stadium Claudette Colbert Clark Gable Magicolor Raimu Labor Party Shryoek

Rotary District Governor Visits Johnston City Club

Rotary District Governor Stew ar Pierce of Carmi paid an official visit to the Johnston City Rotary Club at its noon meeting Wednesday at the Methodist church. Out of town guests included Kenneth Ovis Ralph Thurmond James Felts Vee Small Paul Schindler Ed Drone Marion D Marlow and William Grindle Herrin. K Neil Thurmond served as president in charge.

Rotary District Stewar Pierce Carmi Johnston City Rotary Club Methodist Church Kenneth Ovis Ralph Thurmond James Felts Vee Small Paul Schindler Ed Drone Marion D. Marlow William Grindle Herrin

Illinois Opens Mt. Vernon First TB Sanitarium

Illinois opened its first state tuberculosis sanitarium at Mt. Vernon on Tuesday. Two patients were admitted, a woman from Carbondale and a man from Murphysboro, sent by the Jackson County TB board, with capacity for 100 patients within three months under Dr. I Zapolsky.

Illinois Mt. Vernon I. Zapolsky Carbondale Murphysboro Jackson County TB Board

New Gorham-Cora-Rockwood School District 166 Board Election

Jackson County voters set a June 30 election to name seven members for the new Gorham-Cora-Rockwood district formed from districts 166 and 166. Petitions are due by June 20 with 50 signatures. Balloting runs noon to 7 pm with rulings on township limits to avoid bloc control.

Board of Community Unit Gorham-Cora- Rockwood Jackson County W. N. Wheeles Unit 166 Rockwood Randolph County Wheeles

First Apostolic Bible School Ends With Friday Commencement

The First Apostolic Church in Carbondale hosts a two week daily vacation Bible school ending Friday at 7 30 p m with a processional flags songs recitations a discussion and an Intermediates play. Enrollment peaked at 128 the highest in its history says Rev Calvin L Rigdon pastor and principal.

Carbondale First Apostolic Church Calvin L. Rigdon

Knights Templar Elect Dr. Miller New Commander

Dr. Charles E. Miller was elected commander of Beauseant Commandery No. 86 Knights Templar at a Monday meeting in Carbondale. New officers include Joseph Adams generalissimo and Charles G. Toler captain-general, with multiple members named to boards and committees. Installation is set for the June 25 conclave at the Carbondale Masonic hall.

Charles E. Miller Beauseant Knights Templar Carbondale Joseph Adams Charles G. Toler William E. McNeal Everett V. Miller, Jr William Marberry Royal L. Dillinger A. D. Brubaker Don J. Betts Douglas L. Jones Paul Miller Orville K. Bowen Richard S. Elders Sentinel C. G. Toler C. Kirby R. E. Haroldson L. Treece Finance Board E. G. Lentz Hermits J. M. Johnson H. C. Curtis Charles Owens, Jr C. J. Pardee C. E. Miller R. E. Dillinger E. L. Treece G. C. Benedict Hospitaler Carbondale Masonic Hall Clifton Kirby Marshall S. Z. Patterson

Pool Reopens After Two Day Shutdown

Riverside park swimming pool in Murphysboro reopens after a two day shutdown for final touches on new gravity filter sections. The system includes a 10 hp motor an 10 inch pump and a hypochloromotor with HTH as the primary sterilizer supplemented by chlorine gas.

Riverside Park Jackson Frankie French Coleda French W. G. Picket Murphysboro W. G. Pigott Walnut Street Wednesady

Rock Fall Kills Royalton Miner Ronald Knox

Ronald S. Knox, 28, of Royalton, died in a rock fall at Franklin County Coal No 15 mine in Royalton around 12 05 p m Thursday. An electrician, he was repairing a loading machine when rock struck him. eight men were nearby and the assistant operator was injured lightly. Knox, a World War II veteran born in Greenwood Ark, had lived in Royalton since 1949 with wife Bessie and son Ronald Jr. Funeral set at Royalton Baptist Church with Masonic and American Legion rites at East Lawn Memorial Park Gardens.

Ronald S. Knox Royalton Franklin County Coal Corporation Knox Grenwood Ark Hurst Bush Bessie Ronald, Jr Clarence Flora Knox Evelyn Worthen Lindell Worthen Fort Riley Kan Baptist Church of Clarence Nolen Vance Walker

Lustour loan request blocked by Murphysboro MCE board

Murphysboro Community Enterprises rejects Lustour's bid for a $50,000 loan, citing only $11,000 on hand and by law limits to funding factory expansion. Directors conclude current funds cannot cover new equipment or added facilities, and the $37,000 debt remains. Meeting attendees listed include E. E. Rollo and others.

Murphysboro Community Enterprises, Inc MCE Lustour Corporation Lustour Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce Lastour Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce Southern Illinoisan E. E. Rollo David Levy Sam Ross George Swafford Clifton Bowers Co. O. Naumer Herman Ihle E. G. Jewell W. Cecil Holloway

DeArmonds Hit With Prison Terms In Local Cases

Bernice DeArmond of Freeman Spur was sentenced to one year at Dwight by County Judge A R Cagle after pleading guilty to contributing to the dependency of children. Her husband Frank DeArmond received six months at the Vandalia state penal farm for vagrancy as ruled by Marion justice of the peace W B Roberts on May 22.

Bernice DeArmond Dwight Freeman Spur A. R. Cagle

Beginner's Photo Class Opens Tonight at SIU

The SIU beginner’s photo course starts tonight with seven weekly sessions. Officials say a few openings remain as students gather in the darkroom for a first session. Six participants are shown in one of the rooms.

SIU

Phillip Trapani Killed in No. 15 Mine at West Frankfort

Phillip Trapani a 63 year old timberman of 311 Eleventh street Johnston City was killed by a coal fall at Old Ben Coal No 15 mine near West Frankfort about 11 am He had worked 23 years for the company most at No 15 and died on the Union hospital X ray table about 15 minutes after the accident at 10 45.

Phillip Trapani Eleventh Street Johnston City Old Ben Coal Company No. 15 West Frankfort Trapani Union Hospital Old Ben

Hagler Elected President Of Local 227 Hod Carriers Union

Irvy Hagler was elected president of Local 227 of the International Hod Carriers Building and Common Laborers union at a Wednesday night meeting at the Hod Carriers hall in Carbondale. Other officers include Harold Mansfield vice president Albert Horn secretary treasurer Charles Hunter recording secretary Ed Du Rall sergeant at arms Millard Reichert trustee and Delmar Shackleton business agent.

Irvy Hagler International Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers Union Hod Carriers Hall Carbondale Harold Mansfield Albert Horn Charles Hunter Ed du Rall Millard Reichert Delmar Shackleton

Design of Washer Done at Norge

The Herrin plant engineers and departments designed the new Time Line automatic washer. Ford Design Corp drew concept pictures but did not handle actual design work. Edward Frey, assistant chief engineer, disclosed the details in a wire release from Chicago.

Herrin Norge Herrin Edward Frey Southern Illinoisan Daily Journal Chicago Ford Design Corp Detroit Mich Frey

Striped Highways 51 and 13 in Carbondale Area

State highway officials said today that central lines are being painted on routes 51 and 13 through the Carbondale area as part of an annual district wide project. The completion was delayed when the equipment broke down.

Carbondale State Highway Department

Water in the Human Body to be Discussed by SIU Professor

Prof Harold Kaplan head of Southern Illinois university physiology department will address the Carbondale Lions Friday about what happens to water in the human body.

Harold Kaplan Southern Illinois University Physiology Department Carbondale Lions

Southern Illinoisan Daily Free Press Front Matter Note

The Southern Illinoisan Daily Free Press announces standard publication details and rates. It lists mailing address at 227 West Main Street Carbondale Illinois and notes AP republication rights and subscription pricing for carrier and mail services.

Southern Illinoisan Daily Free Press Southern Illinois Publications, Inc West Main Street Carbondale Ilinois Illinois Associated Press Ty Mail

AF Lifts Quota Restrictions

Air Force ends monthly enlistment quotas after heavy December January load at Lackland Field Texas. Sgt. Charles Gualdoni says training conditions are normalizing and a new indoctrination center in New York state opens, sending area recruits to Lackland Air Force Base for a 13 week training stint.

Air Force Charles Gualdoni Carbondale Gualdoni Lackland Field Tex New York State Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio

Change Enlistment Policy for Draftees

Draftees who have completed pre induction physical and mental tests may enlist in the Army or Air Force. A second set of tests will not be required if taken within 120 days. Carbondale recruiter Sgt. First Class Charles Gualdoni said the old policy blocked draftees from enlisting.

Army Air Force Charles Gualdoni Carbondale Gualdoni

Wharton Quintet Performed At Indiana University Recital

John S. Wharton of Southern Illinois University music department presented a woodwind quintet in a recital at Indiana University Bloomington. The composer on leave from SIU has pursued a doctoral degree at IU for the past year and returns to SIU this summer to teach music courses.

Woodwins John S. Wharton Southern Illinois University Indiana University Bloomington Ind Wharton Lt.u Southern

Area Students Win Degrees at Missouri Commencement

Three area students earned advanced degrees at the University of Missouri during the 109th commencement last Friday. David Louis Underwood of Ava earned a Master of Arts, Grace Elizabeth Seiler of Benton received a Doctor of Philosophy, and Richard Charles Kohler of Carbondale earned a Doctor of Education.

University of Missouri David Louis Underwood Ava Grace Elizabeth Seiler Benton Richard Charles Kohler Carbondale

Offer Aid to Korea Vets Expanded Benefits Across Illinois

The Illinois Veterans Commission issued a compiled guide of Korea era benefits for veterans since June 27, 1950. Service officers in Carbondale Marion and Benton can provide info and help. benefits include hospitalization domiciliary care prosthetic devices disability compensation pensions vocational training life insurance burial benefits and more.

Illinois Veterans Commission Armed Forces National Service

Carbondale Rated One Of Nation's Richer Markets

A June report shows Carbondale's 1950 buyings power and earnings place it among richer U S markets. Local stores posted 13 871 000 in sales, with 3 200 families reporting 18 004 000 net disposable income and an average 5 626 per family.

Free Press New York Carbondale United States Illinois

Murphysboro Tops Nation in Retail Sales Gain

Murphysboro shows faster growth than the U S as a whole in a Sales Management survey. The city reports 25.4 percent rise to 12 501 000 in retail sales for the year from 9 990 000 the prior year and 2 800 households average disposable income 3 795 per family.

New York Murphysboro East North Central Illinois

Delayed Pay for Election Officials Delayed

Pay vouchers for judges and clerks from the June 4 judicial election will not be issued for about two weeks. About 275 checks are to be prepared, with warrants available around June 28 in the county clerk’s Murphysboro office. The delay stems from ongoing tax assessment duties as the county board approved election expenses in recent sessions.

Murphysboro Boyd Thorp Thorp County Board of Supervisors

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Rotary Clifton Rockwood City Gorham City Gorham First Apostolic Bible School Dr. Miller Charles Miller French R. W. Harris Ronald Knox Robert Blackman Florence Denny Thomas Columbo E. M. Holman Martin Alvis Ment Norge Missouri Korea IVC D. W. Entsminger Williamson County Marion Street Franklin County Hart
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