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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1960

Page

14

Bob Hope slows pace as health prompts quieter life

Bob Hope, slowed by a blood clot scare and health concerns, outlines a gentler schedule including eight TV specials a year, a film, tours, and family time. He has shed 12 pounds, plans more loss, and looks forward to a Puget Sound yacht trip with Dolores. He praises family, especially Linda, Tony, Nora, and Kelly, and says he likes the easier pace.

Hope Bob Hope Lucille Ball Bob Linda U.S.C Tony Dolores Puget Sound

Lions rename fund for mentally retarded children in honor of Chester man

District Gov. Glenn Muckley announces the fund will be known as the James H. Stoever Fund for Mentally Retarded Children. Stoever, Chester post office employee, dies December 1959 after long Lions Club service. He helped found the fund a decade ago and held multiple district and club leadership roles. The piece notes his 16 years with the Chester Lions and perfect attendance. It ends with a historical aside about the Earl of Stanhope and the first printing press with an iron frame in 1798.

Lions Club Fund Chester Glenn Muckley Eldorado Lions District 1-C James H. Stoever Lions Clubs Stoever Chester Post Office Fund Chester Lions Club Earl of Stanhope

United Republican Fund chairs named for two Illinois counties

United Republican Fund chairmen for Jackson and Williamson counties were named. L. R. Ardis of the Herrin Norge plant and Harry Tindall of Murphysboro will raise funds for the party. Tindall partners with Reid Troutman. Ardis with Paul Wheeler.

United Republican Fund Jackson and Williamson Counties L. R. Ardis Herrin Norge Harry Tindall N. 14Th St Murphysboro Tindall Ritter Insurance Agency Republican Party Reid Troutman Jackson County Republican Central Committee Ardis Paul Wheeler Williamson County United Republican Fund of Illinois

Judges Named To Appellate Court In Illinois

Clarence Wright of Carbondale and C Ross Reynolds of Vienna were appointed to the Illinois Appellate Court by the Illinois Supreme Court. Wright joins the Second District in Ottawa and Reynolds the Third District in Springfield. A Welsh proverb warns against praising a man behind his back while praising a woman to her face.

Clarence Wright Carbondale C. Ross Reynolds Vienna Illinois Appellate Court Wright Ottawa Reynolds Springfield Illinois Supreme Court

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