Anna psychologist Henry Tellerman dies at 62
Henry H. Tellerman chief registered psychologist at Anna State Hospital died at 2 10 a m in Union County Hospital Anna He 62 of 702 N Main St Anna served 19 years as a psychologist at the state hospital He chaired the First Baptist Church deacons and belonged to multiple professional and alumni groups He was born October 22 1912 in Brockton Mass married Cathryn Fee in Lakeland Fla 1974 Survivors include his wife a daughter Mary Ann Keck a stepdaughter Carol Burnett a stepson Charles Fee four sisters and four grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday at McCarty Funeral Home with burial in Haven Hill Cemetery Olney Memorials to the First Baptist Church of Anna.
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Henry H. Tellerman
Anna State Hospital
Union County Hospital
Anna
Tellerman
N. Main St
First Baptist Church of
National Rehabilitation Association
American Psychological Association
Illinois Welfare Association
International Transactional Analysis Asociation
University of Illinois Alumni Association
Anna Masonic Lodge No
AF & AM
Brockton, Mass
Samuel Jacob
Clara Tellerman
Cathryn Fee
Lakeland
Fla
Mary Ann Keck
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Carol Burnett
Charles J. Fee
Rose Winston
Frances Katz
Philadelphia
Blanche Kaufmann
Dumont
N.J
McCarty Funeral Home
Walter M. Bartels
Sam Whitlow
Haven Hill
Olney
Lillian Ethel Tanner
Ada McRoy
Pate
Pate Roofing and Construction Co
First Church of God In
Marion
Kenneth L
Ft. Meade
S.D
Dale E
Paris
C.O
Paul C
Evelyn Kuykendall
Jack McRoy
Mitchell Funeral Home
R. A. Denton
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Charles Allen Johnson
Elco
Doctor’s Memorial Hospital
Carbondale
Arnie
Wallace
N.C
Orville
Mill Creek
Irene Leitch
Coatesville
Nina Creekpaum
Sterling
Elio Pentecostal Church
Johnny Gibson
Mt. Zion
Union County
Norris and Son Funeral
Jonesboro
Mrs. Jackson
Williamson County
Monroe Jackson
James
Allen
Bennie
West Frankfort
Helen Hagler
John
van Natta-Meredith Funeral Home
Ben Glinn
Lantana Baptist Church
Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery
Murphysboro
Carbondale Man Killed In One Car Crash
Gilbert L. Vineyard 26 of Green Acres Trailer Court Carbondale died in a one vehicle crash near Carbondale about 9 30 p m Monday The car hit a tree and overturned state police said He was dead on arrival at Doctors Memorial Hospital in Carbondale An SIU Carbondale political science senior and Vietnam Navy veteran he was a member of the Marion VFW and SIU Veterans Club Funeral set for 2 p m Thursday at Mount Rogers and Whitney Funeral Home Vienna
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Gilbert L. Vineyard
Green Acres
New Era Road
Carbondale
Vineyard
Charles Road
U.S. 51
Doctors Memorial Hospital
Southern Illinois University
Navy
Vietnam
Naval
Marion
Vienna
Mattie Harris
Melvin
Makanda
Ricky
Bowens Childrens Center
Harrisburg
Nancy Sue Vineyard
Winston Salem
N.C
Lawrence Vineyard
Clark Vineyard
Mount Rogers and Whitney Funeral Home
Obituaries Include Canning and Carter Death Notices
Obituary notices report J Rolland Canning Sr 67 of Marissa died at St Elizabeth Hospital Belleville Funeral details include service at United Presbyterian Church Marissa burial in Marissa Cemetery He is survived by a son James Rolland Jr sister Maxine and brother Glenn Funeral arrangements by Finger Funeral Home Marissa Also Lula Carter 50 Pinckneyville died at Deaconess Hospital St Louis and is survived by siblings Walter Carter and Susan Carter and other relatives Graveside service set for Shewbury Cemetery Mill Shoals with Pyatt Funeral Home Pinckneyville Funeral notices also list William Batty 51 Eatonton Ga former Murphysboro and Kenneth McCulley 16 Carbondale among others with service details and survivors provided
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J. Rolland Canning
James Rolland Canning Sr
Marissa
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Belleville
James Rolland Canning Jr
LaVon
Maxine
Leonard Bridges
Evansville
Ind
Glenn Canning
Marengo
Earl
United Presbyterian Church
Wesley P. Walters
Finger Funeral Home
James Simms
Shewbury
Mill Shoals
Pyatt Funeral Home
Pinckneyville
Weather forecast and temperatures across the Plains to Ohio Valley
Showers are forecast for most of the Plains and from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley. Cooler weather from the Rockies to the Great Lakes while most of the nation warms. In Southern Illinois the Monday high reached 86 and overnight 62 with 9 am temperature at 70. Precipitation of .19 inch fell from Monday 7 am to today 7 am. Sunset today 8:31, Wednesday sunrise 5:31, sunset 8:31.
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Plains
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Illinois
Two plead guilty to drug charges in Williamson County case
Two individuals faced drug violations in Williamson County circuit court with negotiated guilty pleas. Penny Flanagan admitted unlawful possession of a controlled substance containing less than 300 grams of amphetamines and received four years probation plus a $750 fine and costs after a January traffic stop revealed the drugs. James Siefert pleaded guilty to unlawful delivery of a controlled substance to an undercover agent, receiving one to three years. He sold 200 pentobarbital capsules and 250 ethorvynol capsules for $200, claiming they were stolen in a drugstore break-in.
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Williamson County
Penny Flanagan
Route 1
Walnut Hill
William Lewis
Miss Flanagan
Tion
Herrin
James Siefert
Route 2
du Quoin
Lewis
Siefert
Man gets 13 years in barbed wire theft
John E. Meneese, 33, of 402 N Washington St Marion, was sentenced in Williamson County circuit court to one to three years for theft of 33 rolls of barbed wire worth nearly 500 dollars from Twin County Service Co. between December 31 and January 31. He pleaded guilty in a negotiated plea before Judge William Lewis. Three other misdemeanor charges were dismissed and costs waived.
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John E. Meneese
Washington St
Marion
Williamson County
Meneese
Twin County Service Co
Madison and
Calvert Streets
William Lewis
Thief Takes Fire Marshal's Camera at Arson Scene
State fire marshal Al Phillips found his Polaroid camera missing from the scene after a Friday fire caused about 4500 dollars damage at 302 Cedarview Street in Carbondale. The camera valued at 104 dollars vanished when he returned to his car during the arson investigation.
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Cedarview St
Carbondale
Jesse Dobbs
William Grey
Chicago
al Phillips
Correction on Miners Hospital move and fund details
Hospital administrator James Preston clarifies Monday report on a 20000 dollar fund drive. Funds will aid opening the doctors offices and equipment, with much of the money to be loaned, and the old hospital will remain while a new one is built around it.
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Miners Hospital
Christopher
James Preston
Trial Set July 7 For Ex-Franklin County Deputy
Russell Bryant 45 of Plumfield faces burglary theft and official misconduct charges from a 1974 Bend Lake State Park break in. Judge Benefiel ordered a venue review after motions. no venue or judge chosen yet. Two deputies have pleaded guilty in related cases and were sentenced to probation.
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Russell Bryant
Plumfield
Bend Lake State Park
Benefiel
Bryant
Two Southern Illinois youths injured in bicycle accidents
Michael S. Phillips 13 of Tamaroa and Howard S. Reece 62 of Dix were among cyclists hurt Monday. Phillips crossed tracks on Main Street Tamaroa and was struck by a freight train, while Gordon Graham 12 of Dix was injured at Illinois 37 and South Street Dix after a car failed to yield and another car ran a stop sign.
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Southern Illinois
Amtrak
Main Street
Tamaroa
Emery Gordon Graham
Dix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Illinois 37
South Street
Howard S. Reece
Mobile home burns in Pittsburg
A Pittsburg family lost their double wide mobile home to a fire Monday afternoon. Johnst on City firefighters were dispatched at 2 55 p m to Leonard Williams Rt 1 Pittsburg. Neighbor Gayland Grant suspects an overloaded air conditioner started the blaze. The Williams family were away at the time and six firefighters fought the flames until about 5 p.m.
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Pittsburg
Johnston City
Leonard Williams
Grant
Williams
Hood to represent White in contempt case in Murphysboro
Hood will represent Sheriff Don White at a contempt hearing June 25 in Murphysboro. Judge Kunce ordered White to show why he is not in contempt for releasing Norvell Haynes 20 days early, contrary to a direct order. Haynes was to serve a six month sentence starting Dec 26, 1974, after parole violations. Coroner Don Ragsdale serves as sheriff until the hearing per the judge’s order.
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Jackson County
Howard Hood
Don White
Murphysboro
Peyton H. Kunce
White
Norvell Haynes
Kance
Haynes
Hood
Kunce
Paris L. Frazier
Carbondale
Model Cities
Don Ragsdale
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Henry Tellerman
Mr. Canning
United Presbyterian Church of
Marissa Jaycees
Washington County
Andrew and
Sadie Patton Canning
Elsie Schaller
Kathryn Brown
Corinth
Miss
United Presbyterian Church In
Heart Fund
Lula Carter
United Methodist Church
E. Ozburn St
Miss Carter
Deaconess Hopital
St. Louis
She Was
Joseph H. and
Rosetta Baker Carter
Berean
George
Bert
Fairfield
Ethel Large
Effie Campsall
Melbourne Beach
Opal Fairbanks
Susan Carter
Beulah Carter
William Batty
Eatonton
Macon
Batty
U.S. Air Force
Betty
Lucy Batty
Katherine Jones
Mary Caraway
Colorado Springs
Colo
Raymond
Arthur
Charley
Houston
Tex
Georgia
Vining Funeral Home
Kenneth W. McCulley
Kenneth Wayne McCulley
Rt. 4
Walker Memorial Chapel
Richard Ambrose
Ebenezer Hall
Funeral
Mr. McCulley
Styrest Nursing Home
Ruth McCulley
Donna
Joyce Fuller
Gelobertson
Linda Gordon
Ruskin
Betty Barker
Carl William Pate
W. Henderson St
Marion Memorial Hospital
He Was
To Henry Isaacs and
Marada Malone Pate
Ollie Mae Jackson
Carterville
Saline
Grace United Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Roger Jacobs
Elkville
Marshall Browning Hospital
Neal
Rion
Rowland & Co
Prev Am
Philip Benefiel
Larry Shoemaker
E and H Auto Supply
Virgil Hobbs
E. Main St
Norma Fore
North 11Th Street
Michael S. Phillips
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
Clyde Birkner
Paul Lawrence
Centralia
Xo Auzer Pomos
Otter
Wat
Mobile Home
Burns
Gayland Grant
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