Philosopher Wieman dies at 90 former SIUC professor
Henry Nelson Wieman a noted religious philosopher and former SIUC visiting professor died in Grinnell Iowa at age 90. He taught at SIUC from 1956 to 1966 and held positions at Chicago Divinity School Occidental College and Grinnell College. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Episcopal Chapel in Grinnell.
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Henry Nelson Wieman
Southern Ilinois University - Carbondale
Grinnell
Iowa
Mr. Wieman
SIUC
Episcopal
Richhill
William Henry
Alma Morgan Wieman
Park College
Harvard
Occidental College
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Germany
Wieman
University of Chicago Divinity School
Chicago
University of Oregon
University of Houston
Grinnell College
Deaths in Carbondale area include Mildred Ragsdale
Mildred Ragsdale 61 of 1518 E Grand Ave Carbondale died at 1 50 am today in Doctors Memorial Hospital Carbondale She was food supervisor at Jackson County Nursing Home Murphysboro and a member of University Baptist Church Born Sept 24 1913 Makanda Township to John C and India Maxwell Shadowens Married Lawrence Ragsdale Dec 24 1936 in Murphysboro Surviving husband daughter Barbara Hays grandson William Hays brother Clarence Shadowens sisters Revil Howell Ina May Mann with three brothers and an infant sister preceded in death Graveside services 3 pm Sunday at Murdale Gardens of Memory Murphysboro Rev Ray B Porter officiating Friends may call after 4 pm Saturday Huffman Funeral Home Carbondale
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Mildred Ragsdale
E. Grand Ave
Carbondale
Doctor’s Memorial Hospital
Ragsdale
Jackson County Nursing Home
Murphysboro
University Baptist Church
Makanda Township
John C
India Maxwell Shadowens
Lawrence Ragsdale
Barbara Hays
William Hays
Clarence Shadowens
Makanda
Revil Howell
Ina May Mann
Murdale Gardens of Memory
Ray B. Porter
First United Methodist Church of
Huffman Funeral Home
Miles Claunch 70 Dies at Carterville Residence
Miles Claunch 70 of 628 Anderson Carterville died at home at 9 15 a m Thursday He was born May 17 1905 in Cambria to Edward and Della Colp Claunch He married Katie Cowan in 1927 in Blairsville A retired coal miner last worked at Bell and Zollar Zeigler No 3 mine He attended First United Methodist Church Carterville Lake Shore Golden Age Club and Hurst Lodge AF and AM He is survived by his wife a son Jack Miles Claunch of New Athens three sisters Roberta Jerrells Royalton Juanita Eberhardt Johnston City and Viola Howell Long Beach Calif and three grandchildren Funeral services will be 130 p m Saturday at Riggin Funeral Home Carterville The Rev Earl Black will officiate Burial will be in Hill Crest Cemetery Friends may call after 6 p m today at the funeral home where Masonic rites will be at 730 p m today
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Jay Keith Hayes
Springfield
Carbondale
Springfield Memorial Hospital
Hayes
State of
Suvivors
William
Canton
Jay
Hoyt
C.F
Pinky” Hayes
San Diego
Calif
van Natta- Meredith
Ray Porter
First United Methodist Church of
Oakland Cemetery
Miles Claunch
Anderson St
Carterville
Cambria
Edward
Della Colp Claunch
Katie Cowan
Blairsville
Claunch
First United Methodist Church
Lake Shore
Golden Age Club
Hurst Lodge
Jack Miles Claunch
New Athens
Roberta Jerrells
Royalton
Juanita Eberhardt
Johnston City
Viola Howell
Long Beach
Riggin
Earl Black
Hill Crest Cemetery
Hospital Admission and Discharge Totals by Illinois Hospitals
A list of patients admitted and discharged across Franklin, Herrin, Carbondale and nearby towns. Names include Betty Vick and Esther Hines admitted at DOCTORS MEMORIAL. discharges include Susan Haake and John Hunsick. Hospitals named include HERRIN HOSPITAL and MEMORIAL in Chester and Murphysboro regions.
Livestock Prices Report From Union County Market
Hogs 3 500 head with butchers 1.00 to 1.25 per pound and sows steady. US 1-3 200-240 lb butchers 56.50 to 57.00. US 1-3 300-600 lb sows 46.00 to 46.50. Cattle 200 head. Slaughter steers and heifers insufficient to test market. Names: Anna Ulrich Opal Frazier Shelby Mounds Lehmare Louise Villa Ridge Marshall Larnie Cobden.
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Ulrich
Opal Frazier
Shelby
Mounds Lehmare
Louise
Villa Ridge
Marshall
Larnie
Cobden
Correction in engagement announcement names mispelled
The engagement notice corrects a long list of prospective spouses and relatives with corrected spellings and new pairings across multiple towns and institutions including Marion Biggers Hazel Benton Deming Sharon Herrin Carter Johnston City Cates Marie Jong Dolly Kenney Ellen Energy Cox Ida LaBotte Anna Norris Pittsburg Miners Christopher Crawford Emergy Zeigler Pinckneyville Stockton Euhls Coffel Lesser St Joseph Memorial Murphysboro Herrin Kinstler Mrs Herry Kerr Mary Cano Xavier Holland William Hurst Robinson Ruby Evans Lena Gorham Dobson Cecil C Stanford Flo Edgar Mrs Randall Raby Ava Gott Mrs Robert Cobden Goodknight Mrs Earl Dillion Mrs Clarence Falaster Richard Todd Sparta Union West Frankfort Rogers McReynolds Carrie Williams Georgia Robinson Jeff Summers Dwayne Wilson Chiaventone Jeweldine Jacobs Mildred Griffin Betty Alen Helen Line Johnston City Bird Cynthia Garner Geraldine Thompsonville Stanislavski Louise Walton Mattaseu Baker Renee Wolf Marcella Hammonds Willella Hartman Benton Nashville Mothenkamp Eleanora Mill Clara Finke Carrie Junge Patricia Stearns Syble Shreveport La.
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ST. Joseph Memorial
Murphysboro
Reach
Dianne
Herrin Kinstler
Herry
Pinckneyville Kerr
Mary Cano
Xavier Holland
William, Hurst ,Robinson
Ruby
Evans
Lena
Gorham Crain
Leonard
Gambria Dobson
Cecil C
Stanford
Flo Edgar
Randall and
Raby
Ava Gott
Robert
Cobden Goodknight
Earl Dillion
Clarence Falaster
Richard Todd
Births in Hospitals Across Several Communities
Murphysboro Navarro couple Richard announce a son born Thursday at Pinckneyville Community Hospital. Sparta Vickery couple Terry announce a daughter born Thursday at Sparta Community Hospital. Sparta Montroy couple Richard announce a son born Thursday at Sparta hospital. Chester Gross couple Joey announce a daughter born Sunday at Memorial Hospital Chester. Chester Mezel couple William announce a son born Sunday at Memorial. Red Bud Keebel couple Wayne announce a daughter born Sunday at Memorial Hospital Chester. Marion Ditton couple Jerry announce a Feemeres Thursday at Herrin Hospital. Carbondale Prater couple Bobbie announce a daughter born Thursday at Herrin Hospital. Thompsonville Garner couple Charles announce a son born Thursday at Union Hospital West Frankfort. Marion Thompson couple Edward Lee announce a daughter born Wednesday at Marion Memorial Hospital. Carterville Grasty couple Reuben announce a daughter born Thursday at Doctors Memorial Hospital. Marion Thomas couple Victor announce a daughter born Thursday at Doctors Memorial Hospital Carbondale. Murphysboro Vick couple Jerry announce a son born Thursday at Doctors Memorial Hospital Carbondale.
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Murphysboro
Navarro
Richard
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
Marissa
Vickery
Terry
Sparta Community Hospital
Sparta
Montroy
Chester
Gross
Joey
Memorial Hospital
Mezel
William
Red Bud
Keebel
Wayne
Marion
Ditton
Jerry
Herrin Hospital
Carbondale
Prater
Bobbie
Thompsonville
Garner
Charles
Union
Union Hospital
West Frankfort
Thompson
Edward Lee
Marion Memorial Hospital
Carterville
Grasty
Reuben
Doctors Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Victor
Vick
Weather Outlook With Showers Across Central Coast and Plains
Showers are forecast for the mid Pacific coast and northern and southern Plains along with the upper Great Lakes and Carolinas. Cool conditions in the Northeast and Northwest, warmer elsewhere. Southern Illinois reached 90 with 68 overnight. 9 am reading at 82 with no precipitation since Thursday 7 am. Sunset today is 8:32. Saturday sunrise 5:31 and sunset 8:32.
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mid-Pacific Coast
Plains
Upper Great Lakes
Carolinas
Illlinois
Store Clerk Arrested in Marion Theft Case
A Marion Value Store clerk, Chris E. Boner, 17, of Pittsburg, was charged with theft after allegedly leaving the store with unpaid merchandise. Manager Don Pope reported the 8:30 p.m. incident on New Illinois 13 West. Police intercepted Boner’s car and recovered about 325 dollars worth of goods. He is held in Williamson County jail.
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Marion Mohr
Don Pope
New Illinois 13 West
Chris E. Boner
Pittsburg
East Sie
Roger Rich
Pope
Boner
Rich
Williamson County
Fire destroys oil blaze at Herrin city landfill
Herrin firemen battled a landfill fire for about two hours from 2:30 to 4:45 a.m. Flames rose 20 to 30 feet as oil or solvent from the Norge Co. apparently caught fire. Firefighters reported no danger from the blaze.
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Herrin
David Bandera
Bandera
Norge Co
Public meetings and events listed in Southern Illinoisan calendar
Community notices for Carbondale and nearby towns include a People’s Mart Co op meeting in Carbondale, Elks Club bridge in Herrin, western square dancing near Carterville, De Soto Park homecoming carnival and pet show, Rudolf Wanderone exhibition at Teen Town, and a Parents Without Partners dance. Also calendar listings for local cinemas and driveins in multiple towns.
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Herrin Elks Duplicate
Elks Club
BUCKS
Fred’s Weittle
Rudolf Wanderone
Minnesota
Fats
Little ‘Egypt
Eagles’ Club
W. Linden
Carbondale
Lesser City Ark
Weekend Public Activities Calendar Highlighting Local Events
Saturday events include dancer classes for children at SIU in Carbondale, recycling drives in Carbondale and Carterville, a De Soto Homecoming with a parade and dances at De Soto Park, an interpretive program at Giant City State Park, chair caning in Marion, a ham and bean supper in Hurst, and Rend Lake Days with a Grand Ole Opry show in Lesser City Park featuring Charlie Louvin.
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Little Elvet
American Legion
Stesievilles
Marion
Brose Phillips
Harrisburg
Hurst Lions Club
Hurst Lions Building
Hurst
Rend Lake
Charlie Louvin
Grand Ole Opry
Sunday events at Rend Lake College and area parks
Sunday includes Rend Lake College Board of Trustees meeting at 7 30 p m and interpretive hikes at Stonefort and Indian Creek Nature Trails with meet points. Egypt Chapter Fish Fry in Cave In Rock with multiple meet times in Carbondale Carterville and Tempe. De Soto Homecoming softball tourney at De Soto Park starting 2 p m. Student Christian Foundation open house at 913 S Illinois Carbondale with refreshments by Shawnee Bluegrass Boys.
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Giant City State Park
Stonefort
Indian Creek Shelter
Little Egypt
Cave In Rock
Penny’s
Carbondale
Old Colonial Cafe
Carterville
Tempe
Marion
DE Soto
de Soto Park
Student Christian Foundation
S. Illinois
Shawnee Bluegrass Boys
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Perry County
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Ernie” Hawk
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