Carbondale Poet Reflects on Good and Evil After Eight Decades
John H. Rendleman, 80, of Carbondale, a retired teacher, painter, and carpenter, discusses his view of modern life and writes poetry on ills after SIU Old Main’s destruction. His collection Beyond the Horizon covers pollution, drugs, crime, unions, and the generation gap. He publishes privately and sells through ads, accepting little concern for profit.
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John H. Rendleman
Carbondale
Rendleman
Tatum Heights
Bendieman
Little
Egypt
Illinois
Catherine
Donner Pass
Carbondale Public Library
Southern Illinois
Murphysboro teacher retires after 46 years in classroom
Esther Berkbigler of Murphysboro reflects on a 46 year career starting at Grand Tower in 1924. She taught seventh and eighth graders, then the physically handicapped for 36 years, and recently developmental reading at Logan Grade School. She plans substitute teaching after retirement.
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Esther Berkbigler
Murphysboro
Grand Tower
Julius
Berkbigler
Logan Grade School
Murphysboro High School
James
James _ Blackwood
Old Pub Tavern Transforms Into Alcohol Free Social Club
In downtown Christopher the Pub Tavern now hosts the United Club of Egypt a AA aided venture offering coffee and soda instead of alcohol. About 40 members pay 3 yearly dues with 80 weekly attendees sharing dances dinners and family friendly events.
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Christopher
United Club of Egypt
Alcoholics Anonymous
Christian Church, Friends
Zone 8
Department of Mental Health
John Meskenas
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