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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1965

Page

2

Head Start for Randolph Approved program for county

Randolph County approved a Head Start nursery school project funded by a $30,653 federal grant under the War on Poverty. The plan total cost is $34,423 with Elmer G. Schuchmann named director. Seven centers will employ teachers from Red Bud Ellis Grove Chester Sparta and Kaskaskia Island for a seven week program beginning about July 6 for 150 eligible children aged 4 1/2 to 6.

Randolph County Federal Office of Economic Opportunity Vincent Birchler Elmer G. Schuchmann Red Bud Laura O’hara Violet Cox Ellis Grove Helen Wittenborn Chester Byrda Stevenson Sparta Etta Mae Gleghorn Edyth Allan Oleta Bourner Claude Picou Kaskaskia Island

Loren H. Kelley Dies at 75 in Carbondale

Loren H. Kelley 75 of 400 S Marion St Carbondale died Tuesday night after a yearlong illness. A retired farmer and Oak Grove Methodist Church member he leaves two daughters a son nine step children a brother a sister nine grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Van Natta Funeral Home Carbondale with Rev Mervin Chadbourne officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p.m. today.

Loren H. Kelley S. Marion St Carbondale Doctor’s Hospital Kelley Oak Grove Methodist Church Makanda Golconda John A. Kelley Lucille Hoyle C. M. Jones Peoria Howard Champaign Carl Ronald Jim George Joe Forrest Lawrence Lester Stanley Chester Stanley Louisiana Beulah Hanson Emma L. Allen Edward Lora Richardson Walnut Creek Calif van Natta Funeral Home Mervin Chadbourne First Methodist Church Oakland Cemetery

Three Minor Accidents Reported No Injuries

State Police reported no injuries in three minor accidents Tuesday afternoon. John Stockman 68 and Ruth Wood 55 of Mt Vernon collided on Radom road near Rt 460 at 1 50 p m. James Sutton 22 Metropolis and Callie Williams 71 Harrisburg collided on Rt 45 at 7 55 p m. Ray Holder 63 Pinckneyville and Paul Genson 19 Carrolton collided on Rt 13 a mile northwest of Pinckneyville at 2 p m.

John L. Stockman Ruth Wood Mt. Vernon Radom Road James Sutton Metropolis Callie Williams Harrisburg Har- Ti Ray Holder Pinckneyville Paul Gensom Carrolton Rt. 13

Funeral services set for Fred Bernhard in Jonesboro

Funeral services for Fred J. Bernhard 78 of Jonesboro are scheduled at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Salem Lutheran Church in Jonesboro with Rev. Thomas Koenig officiating. He died Monday in Union County Hospital Anna. Burial will be in the Jonesboro cemetery. friends may call at Norris and Son Funeral Home chapel.

Fred J. Bernhard Jonesboro Salem Lutheran Church Bernhard Union County Hospital Anna Thomas Koenig Norris and Son

Franklin County Approves Capital Work Study Plan

Franklin County Board of Supervisors approves a study by Greater Egypt Regional Planning Commission to assess capital improvements and budget priorities. Jackson Perry Williamson counties mirror action as Greater Egypt drafts subdivision standards and plans to present an outline in August.

Franklin County Board of Supervisors Greater Egypt Provements William Fromm Commission Fromm Franklin County Board

Poggas Leads Franklin County Mental Health Group

Poggas of Zeigler becomes president of the Franklin County Mental Health Association replacing Rev. Jack Frick who resigned and was transferred to Carmi. The board adopted by laws and set a July 1 to June 30 fiscal year while planning a county mental health clinic and outlining director terms.

Marion Poggas Zeigler Franklin County Mental Health Association Jack Frick Frick Benton First Methodist Church Carmi Poggas Franklin County Association

Former Murphysboro Woman Dies in Decatur Hospital

Mrs May Rhodes 62 a former Murphysboro resident died Monday in Decatur Macon County hospital born South Pittsburg Tenn daughter of Lewis and Ida Sample had worked as a sales clerk in Sheffield Alabama She leaves daughters Betty Piper Decatur Ida Reba Dorazio New York Mildred Burnett Charlotte Funeral services 2 p.m. Thursday Brown and Mays Funeral Home Florence Tenn burial Tri City Memorial Gardens Florence.

May Rhodes Murphysboro Decatur Macon County Hospital South Pittsburg Tenn Lewis and Ida Sample Rhodes Sheffield Ala Betty Piper Ida Reba Dorazio New York N.Y Mildred Burnett Charlotte N.C Brown and Mays Funeral Home Florence Tri City Memorial Gardens

Car Damaged by Fire In Murphysboro

An auto owned by the Rev. S L Hightower of 524 N 17th St Murphysboro caught fire Tuesday night on Bridge Street. Firemen said damage was confined to the interior.

Rev. S.L. Hightower 17Th St Murphysboro Bridge Street

Lesser Homecoming and Bend Lake Days Planned

The town hosts a two day event Friday and Saturday with the Lesser Homecoming and Bend Lake Days. Egyptian Combo performs Friday night and Billy Grammer and the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday night. Col James B Meanor Jr will head speakers on Bend Lake progress Friday night. Pancake fry 7 to 9 a.m. in American Legion Hall. A parade at 4 p.m. Saturday follows the horse show and the homecoming queen is crowned at 10:30 p.m. Saturday.

Bend Lake Billy Grammer Grand Ole Opry James B. Meanor Jr U.S. Army Corps of Engineers American Legion Hall

De Soto School Board Awards Mortar Work Contract

The De Soto Grade School Board of Education awarded a contract to Metropolitan Restoration Co. to repoint the bricks of the old section. Superintendent Leland Hubble said the project cost has not been determined. The board also hired Mrs Kenneth Brewer to replace Mrs Ambrose Kiestler as second grade teacher.

de Soto Board of Education Metropolitan Restoration Co. of Leland Hubble Kenneth Brewer Ambrose Kiestler

Herrin Eagles Ready To Use New Clubhouse

The Herrin Eagles have completed a 40 by 60 foot concrete block clubhouse on the 40 acre former Lombard Society farm north west of the city. Secretary Angelo Ranchino said dedication of the $25 000 building is planned for the Eagles annual picnic in late July. The lodge already uses 205 N 16th St and the land includes a three acre fish pond with a new picnic area. Future plans include a wading pool swimming pool archery range lighted ball diamond bocce lane a nine hole golf course and a combined skeet and trap shooting field.

Herrin Eagles Angelo Ranchino Eagles Ranchino Lombard Society N. 16Th St

Jackson County awards road maintenance supply contracts

The County Highway Department awarded over 60,000 in contracts for road maintenance supplies to be used on 1965 projects. Contracts cover bituminous material, surfacing material, coarse aggregate, pipe culverts, and related items across multiple districts including Franklin, Fountain Bluff, Bradley, Makanda, Vergennes, De Soto, Degognia, Elk, Kinkaid, Levan, and Sand Ridge with bidders such as Franklin Asphalt Co Illinois Quarry C Coello Concrete and Harold Chew.

Jackson County County Highway Department Franklin Asphalt Co Illinois Quarry Co Illinois Capitol Supply Co Fountain Bluff Harold Chew Coello Concrete Casting Co Christopher Bradley Makanda W.A. Willis Trucking Service Midwest Stone Co Vergennes Sand Ridge de Soto W. A. Willis Degognia Elk Kinkaid Levan

Anna Jonesboro Board Sets June 23 Meeting on Unit District

The Anna Jonesboro Community High School Board approved a June 23 meeting at 8 p m to discuss reorganizing area schools into a unit district. Speakers from West Frankfort and Murphysboro districts will discuss educational benefits, while AJCHS and local school boards attend. Budget actions include secretary and custodian raises and game ticket price changes. Supt Leland Hubble receives a two year contract renewal.

Anna - Jonesboro Clyde Corn West Frankfort James Blackwood Murphysboro Board of Education AJCHS Anna Jonesboro Lick Creek Dongola Supt Leland Hubble

Frankfort Unit Buys Materials And Plans Maintenance

West Frankfort Unit School Board voted to buy paint from Ozark Paint Store at 2.25 per gallon for flat oil base and 2.35 for latex with quantity to be decided. They approved refinishing the high school gym floor for 946 and bought a lot with owner William Emerson for vocational building trades class at 1250. They will advertise bids for roof repairs at multiple schools and hired Bradley as a grade school teacher under the Economic Opportunity Act program affecting Franklin County.

West Frankfort Browning Ozark Paint Clyde Corn Hollond Manufacturing Co. of Carbondale Corn Franklin County

Rev Ranchino Hurt In Wreck Near Jonesboro Ark

Rev Jim Ranchino of Herrin was injured Monday evening in a two vehicle crash near Jonesboro Arkansas while en route from Arkadelphia. He was taken to St Bernard Hospital with a badly cut hand and was expected to be released in a few days.

Jim Ranchino Angelo Ranchino 20Th St Herrin Jonesboro Ark Ranchino Arkadelphia Ouachita Baptist College

West Frankfort Chamber Forms Junior College Study Group

The West Frankfort Chamber of Commerce named a committee led by president Oren Drew to work with educators on proposed junior college districts affecting the city. Members are Ronnie Odum Robert Brown and Roy Patton. Plans include a fourcounty district and other multi county options plus an Mt. Vernon area expansion. The group may discuss Rend Lake district hopes and linking Evansville Mt. Vernon to extension efforts with routes 141 and 149.

West Frankfort

Rites Set Friday For Maston Maloney Carbondale Man Dies

Maston P. Maloney 84 of 407 S Marion St Carbondale died at 4 am after six months of illness. A retired Illinois Central Rail Road car inspector with 38 years service he belonged to the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Grace Methodist Church. Born December 8 1880 in Marble Hill Missouri he is survived by his wife Della two daughters Lillie Givens and Clora Hall eight grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and other relatives. Services will be held Friday at 2 pm at Van Natta Funeral Home with Rev Donald G Carlton officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery friends may call after 4 pm Thursday.

Maston P. Maloney S. Marion St Carbondale Illinois Central Railroad Brotherhood of Maintenance Dept S.C. Railroad Grace Methodist Church Mr. Maloney Marble Hall Phillip Maloney Della Lillie Givens Clora Hall Emma Westbrook Eldorado Lorene Creek Pauling Hauser Harrisburg van Natta Funeral Home Donald G. Carlton Oakland Cemetery Funeral Home

Powell and Linton Lead UMW Locals in Illinois Area

Powell of Marion heads Local 9878 Orient 4 after a 167 to 90 victory over Harold Morris of West Frankfort. Linton of Johnston City becomes president of Local 1124 Old Ben 21 unopposed. Other officers include Darnell, Cline, and Shoemake with re-elected members across both locals.

Powell Orient Harold Morris West Frankfort Linton John Darnell Harry Miles Johnston City Calvin Cline Marion Kenneth Walls John Bowen Lasco Weaver Jeff Cohoon Benton Tom Shoemake Herrin Maurice Hodge George Morris Tom ’Simp Tony O’ Eeedy Charles Brusatti Herwae Brusatti Shoemake Cline Miles Leroy Metcalf Lois Bowman Lesser Roy van Hoorebeke Christopher John Clark John Arvaid Zeigler Ed Kunkel

Fire Chief Carl Mayers Improves at Herrin Hospital

Herrin Fire Chief Carl Mayers aged 53 is listed in improved condition at Herrin Hospital where he has been hospitalized since Friday for tests to determine his illness. Family visitors only.

Herrin Carl Mayers Herrin Hospital

Peterson's Ointment Gains National Fame For Pile Relief

A Buffalo druggist invented an ointment that gave quick cooling soothing relief from piles and itching. Its popularity spread nationwide with Peterson's Ointment sold in 70 cent boxes or 85 cent applicator tubes. Money back guarantee noted.

Buffalo Peterson

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