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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1966

Page

2

Marion Mayor Seeks Tax Cut in State of the City Report

Mayor Robert Butler presented a state of the city to the council listing 15 recommendations including reducing the 33.3 cent tax rate, revision of building permits, zoning changes, street lighting, fire station site, and census to boost funds. Accomplishments cited include codes, water and sewer upgrades, annexations, park land purchases, and pay raises with a balanced budget.

Marion Robert Butler Butler Williamson County Housing Authority West Main Street Court West Vicksburg

Willisville Seeks Tourism Details From New York Visitor

Willisville officials request information on local tourism from Evelyn Horton of Cortland New York. Village Clerk Nick Dolce asks for tourist accommodations and other details to boost Willisville Perry County profile.

Willisville Perry County Nick Dolce Southern Illinoisan Dolce Evelyn Horton Cortland N.Y

Northwest Clearing To Start Herrin Public Housing Site

The Herrin City Council waived building permit fees for 100 public housing units and approved vacating three alleys and a street in the North 23rd Street area. The Williamson County Housing Authority plans on site prep starting Wednesday, with 70 of 100 units to be built at a total cost around $1.5 million. Completion is expected next spring.

West Hendrickson South Carlton Herrin 23Rd Street West Tyler Street Julius Steinmarch Williamson County Housing Authority

Maze of Carbondale dies at 79

Hosea Franklin Maze 79 of 1207 W Freeman St Carbondale died at 4 15 am in Doctors Hospital where he had been a patient 10 days He was a retired Illinois Central Railroad engineer born Sept 27 1886 in Goreville He leaves a wife Henrietta Vinson seven grandchildren and two daughters and a son Services 2 pm Thursday Huffman Funeral Home Masonic services 730 pm Wednesday Burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery Rev Robert Hastings to officiate

Hosea Franklin Maze W. Freeman St Carbondale Doctors Hosital Illinois Central Railroad Mr. Maze Goreville Sanford and Catherine West Maze Masonic Lodge Knights Templar Ainad Shrine University Baptist Church Henrietta Vinson Resiclare Virginia Lee Hartley Western Springs Norma Jean Walter Kirkwood Henry Franklin Maze Chicago Cora Lingle Ruby Underwood Hawthorne Calif Huffman Funeral Home Pleasant Grove Cemetery Robert J. Hastings University Church

Franklin Proposes Daylight Saving Time in 1784

Benjamin Franklin first suggested daylight saving to extend waking daylight hours in 1784, arguing for a daily seasonal shift to conserve candles and improve productivity.

Benjamin Franklin

Shaft Plunge Kills Foreman At Inland Steel Mine

A 51 year old foreman Lloyd A McConley of 520 E Main Benton died instantly after falling about 35 feet into a shaft at the Inland Steel Co mine near Lesser. Jefferson County authorities identified the victim.

Inland Steel Co Lesser Jefferson County Lloyd A. McConley E. Main St Benton

Break in case at Bob West DX Service Station

Joe Smith 17 Wolf Lake, Bill Henson 18 Jonesboro pleaded innocent to burglary charges in a Union County case tied to a June 6 break in at 202 W Vienna St Anna. Bond set at 3000 each. Margaret Smith 19 Wolf Lake pleaded innocent to contributing to delinquency. bond 500. Frank Spurlock 18 Jonesboro Rt 1 and Tony Corvell 16 and Joe Lyerla 16 Jonesboro fined 25 and costs for possessing and drinking alcohol. Miss Smith allegedly furnished car and money for liquor. Smith, Henson, and Miss Smith held in Union County jail.

Bob West DX Vienna St Anna Joe Smith Wolf Lake Bill Henson Jonesboro Union County Margaret Smith Frank A. Spurlock Rt. 1 Tony Corvell Joe Lyerla Miss Smith Smith Henson

Rabies Shots Offered for Dogs in Johnston City

Dog owners may vaccinate pets against rabies Wednesday at Johnston City City Hall for $2. Vaccinations run from 1 to 5 p.m. and will be administered by Dr. G. W. Bayles, Williamson County veterinarian and rabies inspector.

Johnston City City Hall G. W. Bayles Williamson County

Johnston City Council Ends Water Board Debts Control

The Johnston City Council voted to pay the remaining 27 573 dollars of the original 100 000 debt and dissolve the Water Board. The water fund covers 22 867 dollars with 10 000 borrowed to cover the rest, placing the remainder in the water fund as the city takes full control of the system.

Johnston City Johnston City State Bank First National Bank of Chicago Bonding Company

Republican Asks Votes In Nashville Primary Write-In Bid

G. Robert Beckmeyer a 45 year old Nashville businessman sought write-in votes in the 21st Congressional district primary as a possible opponent to incumbent Kenneth J. Gray. There is no GOP nominee on the ballot while Democrat Victor Drysdale challenges Gray.

Nashville Kenneth J. Gray G. Robert Beckmeyer Gray Victor Drysdale

Anna Man Charged After Carbondale Disturbance

Two Anna men released on $500 bond face charges including improper parking disorderly conduct resisting arrest failure to obey a police officer and assault on a police officer after a disturbance in Carbondale. John Womick and James L. Womick are named with addresses 192 E. Spring St. and 109 George St. respectively.

Anna Carbondale John Womick E. Spring St James L. Womick George St

Fire Calls Reported Across Marion Area

Fire responses logged with several incidents in Marion and surrounding areas. Charley Allen’s car on Old Rt 13 sustained slight damage, a kitchen oven fire at Sherman Cordin’s Orient home caused about $5,000 in damage, a wiring short at 406 East Thorn Street Marion produced no damage, and firefighters found no fire at Elijah Howerton’s 1105 East Main Street location after a suspected blaze.

Marion Old Rt West Charley Allen Orient Sherman Cordin E. Thorn St Elijah Howerton E. Main

Four-car chain reaction wreck on North Market Street

Police identify four drivers in a Monday collision on North Market street in Marion. LaVerne Marks Rt. 1 Marion Hege L. McCuan Rt. 1 Marion John L. Grant Rt. 5 Marion James E. Emery Rt. 4 Marion. No tickets issued and no injuries.

North Market Street Marion LaVerne Marks Rt. 1 Hege L. McCuan John L. Grant Rt. 5 James E. Emery Rt. 4

Blood Drive Extended to July for 250000 Pints

National Guard extends campaign to July 11 to reach a 250 thousand pint target for DoD use. Franklin County unit reports 150 pledges, half of its share. Donors should contact local office to pledge. Red Cross will arrange collections from July to November.

National Guard Department of Defense Franklin County National Guard Red Cross

Margaret Zatko of Zeigler Dies at 80 in St Louis Hospital

Mrs. Margaret Zatko, 80, of 202 Prairie St. Zeigler, died at 6 a.m. after emergency surgery in Alexian Brothers Hospital St. Louis while visiting her daughter. Born April 61 1886 in Hungary, she leaves sons C Zehak Herrin and George Zehak Pekin, daughters Mary Sodalak Chicago and Margaret Wyatt Lemay Mo, 4 step-sons, 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Vantrease Funeral Home Zeigler. friends may call after 6 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Margaret Zatko Prairie St Zeigler Alexian Brothers Mike Zatko Chicago Steve Zatko Medina N.Y Andy Zatko Buffalo John Zatko Tucson Ariz Vantrease Funeral Home

Southern Illinoisan Publication Details

The Southern Ilinoisan is published daily except Saturdays and holidays by 710 North Illinois Corporation with offices in Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro. It is the successor to the Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal and Murphysboro Independent and uses AP news dispatches.

Southern IN Illinoisan North Illinois Corporation West Main Street Carbondale North 16Th Street Herrin Walnut Street Murphysboro Illinois Southern Ilinoisan Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal Murphysboro Independent Associated Press

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