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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1960

Page

8

Accounting For Hospitals Is Meeting Topic

A hospital accounting conference will be June 21 to 23 at Southern Illinois University. Sponsored by the Southern Illinois Chapter of the American Assn of Hospital Accountants and the Illinois Hospital Assn, with SIU Division of Technical and Adult Education. Leo nard Berry will speak on The Wonderful World of Credit at 6 30 p m Wednesday. He previously worked at B Forman Co Rochester NY 1926 1948 and was personal director 1948 1949. Registration 12 30 to 2 p m Tuesday at Lentz Hall Thompson Point. Attendees from six states expected.

Southern Illinois University Southern Illinois Chapter American Assn. of Illinois Hospital Assn Southern Illinois University Division of Leonard Berry National Retail Credit Assn Berry Wonderful World of Credit B. Forman Co Rochester N. Y Lentz Hall Thompson Point

Two Suits Filed In Fatal Wreck In Williamson County

Two $30 000 lawsuits filed Thursday in Williamson County Circuit court name Morris Stewart Carrier Mills as defendant in a fatal wreck that killed Vernon and Vivian Vaughn Creal Springs and Walter Vaughn. Stewart, charged with reckless homicide, is free on bond as the grand jury considers the case. The Vaughns' son James 11 and niece Audrey White 15 were discharged from Herrin Hospital with other Vaughn children previously involved.

Williamson County Morris Stewart Carrier Mills Vernon Vaughn Vivian Rose Vaughn Richard Vaughn Walter Vaughn Vaughns Creal Springs Stewart Darrel Thorpe Chicago Rt. 13 Carterville Vaughn

Bible School Ends With Evening Closing Program

The Vergennes Evangelical United Brethren Church closes its Daily Vacation Bible School today after sessions from 1 30 to 3 30 pm focusing on the theme The Church The program will include an evening worship service this Sunday with an open house to follow and marks the end of the week long sessions.

Vergennes Evangelical United Brethern Church

Goddard Rites for Johnston City Alderman

Funeral services for Harry Goddard 65 Johnston City alderman who died Wednesday are set for 1 30 p m Saturday at the Free Will Baptist Church Burial will follow in Maplewood Cemetery Marion Friends may call at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home The Rev Claude Childers pastor will officiate.

Harry Goddard Johnston City Free Will Baptist Church Maplewood Cemetery Marion Murman and Wilson Funeral Claude Childers

Williamson County 4 H Picnic Saturday at Crab Orchard Lake

The Williamson County 4 H family picnic will be held Saturday at Crab Orchard Lake in the group picnic area. The event begins at 4 p m.

Williamson County Crab Orchard Lake

Election Checks Ready for Williamson County Judges and Clerks

Election judges and clerks who worked in the June 6 judicial election in Williamson County can pick up their checks starting Monday at the county treasurer’s office. Treasurer Carl Miller reported some checks have already been distributed.

Williamson County Carl Miller

Ogur Wins Two European Research Grants

Maurice Ogur, biologist at Southern Illinois University, will study in Europe beginning September under a Fulbright grant for 1960-1961 in France. He also received a National Science Foundation fellowship to continue research in France and visit labs in other European nations. The Ogurs will live in Europe during the assignment.

Maurice Ogur Southern Illinois University Europe Ogur National Science Foundation France NSF Pasteur Institute Paris National Center For Scientific Research

Five Area Persons Earn Northwestern Degrees

Five area residents earned Northwestern University degrees at the Monday graduation. Thomas Orville Sloan of West Frankfort and Frank Henry Thomas of Southern Illinois University earned doctor of philosophy degrees. Samuel H. Birdzell of Marion received a master of science in hospital administration. Larry G. Kirgan of Metropolis earned a bachelor of music education. Mary J. Baggott of Herrin earned a bachelor of science in journalism. Joetta McCoy of Carbondale received a diploma in dental hygiene.

Northwestern University Thomas Orville Sloan N. Jackson St West Frankfort Frank Henry Thomas Southern Illinois University Samuel H. Birdzell Veterans Administration Hospital Marion Larry G. Kirgan Lindsey Ave Metropolis Mary J. Baggott S. 12Th St Herrin

Elston Wins Math Grant for Advanced Study

George Elston a Herrin Township High School math teacher will attend Indiana University this summer under a National Science Foundation sponsorship. He received a six week grant for advanced mathematics study at Bloomington. Elston holds SIU and UW degrees and in 1954 won a General Electric Fellowship to Purdue University.

George Elston Herrin Township Indiana University National Science Foundation Bloomington Ind Elston Southern Illinois University University of Wisconsin General Electric Purdue University

Three Suspected Teens Admit Hubcap Theft

Three 16 year old Herrin youths confessed to stealing auto hub caps and were arrested Thursday afternoon on suspicion of taking bottled soda from Herrin City Park. Two hubcaps were found in a car owned by one of them and they remained in Williamson County jail with no charges filed yet pending further investigation.

Herrin Herrin City Williamson County Roy Cole

Police Select Boys For Camp

Three Herrin boys will receive a free week at Camp Seymour in Decatur from July 24 to 30 through sponsorship by the Herrin police and the Illinois Policemen's Benevolent and Protective Association. Herrin Police Chief Roy Cole will select the youths and the association will pay all expenses. General camp activities are available.

Herrin Herrin Police Illinois Policemen’s Benevolent and Protective Assn Roy Cole Camp Seymour Decatur

To Begin Broadcast From Herrin First Baptist Church

The Herrin First Baptist Church will begin a regular radio broadcast each Sunday from 10:55 to 11:40 a. m. over station WJPF. The program features Rev. Ben R. Stripling as pastor.

Herrin First Baptist Church WJPF Ben R. Stripling

Area Drivers Have Licenses Suspended

The licenses of three area residents were revoked and five suspended. Donley and Krantz of Harrisburg had licenses revoked for driving while intoxicated. Downen of Mt. Vernon had license revoked for fraudulent use. Stearns, Boswell, and Glover had suspensions. Malone of Villa Ridge and Eggemeyer of Chester suspended. Provisional permits issued to Morgan, Nutty, and Merlenbach.

Robert G. Donley Willard W. Krantz Harrisburg Billy R. Downen Mt. Vernon Johnny J. Stearns Carbondale Lee H. Boswell James E. Glover William M. Malone Villa Ridge Earl Eggemeyer Chester Herbert Morgan Robert F. Nutty Vienna John A. Merlenbach Red Bud

Course Slated On Industrial Education

Southern Illinois University will sponsor a summer series on industrial education starting June 21. Six specialists will lecture on campus with attendees able to earn two to eight quarter hours of credit. Lecturers include John P. Walsh, U S Office of Education. M J Ruley, Tulsa industrial arts supervisor. Thomas A Hip paka, Iowa State College. Wayne Hughes, National Safety Council. E V Sisul, McDonnell Aircraft. and Marshall L Schmidt of the U S Office of Education.

Southern Ilnois University Ralph C. Gallington John P. Walsh U. S. Office of Education M. J. Ruley Tulsa Okla Thomas A. Hip‘paka Iowa State College Wayne Hughes National Safety Council Chicago E. V. Sisul McDonnell Aircraft Corp St. Louis Marshall L. Schmidt

Sam Houston Memorized Homer In Boyhood Education

Sam Houston, the Republic of Texas' first president, largely learned as a youth by memorizing a translation of Homer's Triad, his sole textbook.

Sam Houston Republic of Texas

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