Rehabilitation as democracy expressed by SIU speaker
William Gellman of Chicago urged SIU students that rehabilitation work embodies democracy by aiding disabled individuals to grow and use talents. he warned society glorifies normality and nonconformity, and that rehabilitation is moral rather than economic. He predicted a shift to community based treatment with preventive measures and earlier, longer care within five to seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Southern Illinois University
William Gellman
Chicago
Jewish Vocational Service
SIU
Institute For Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation Series At SIU Opens Tonight
Dr. Sidney H. Dressler chief of staff at National Jewish Hospital Denver will speak at SIU on Treatment Prospects for the Tuberculous at 6 30 p m in Norris Library auditorium. The talk opens a Rehabilitation Institute series and Dressler notes free care days for Illinois residents. Future talks are June 28 and 30 in Muckelroy auditorium with Joseph La Rocca speaking on aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney H. Dressler
Iof
National Jewish Hospital
Denver, Colo
Southern Illinois University
Norris Library
SIU Rehabilitation Institute
Dressler’s Hospital
Muckelroy
Joseph la Rocca
White House
Conference On
Marion Bank Expands With 90000 Addition Opening Thursday
The Bank of Marion unveils a 90000 addition housing the installment loan department at 106 N Market St. Asst. Cashier Jesse L Hill leads the loan unit with Olie Musgrave as assistant and Mrs Ardell Wedler as secretary teller. New drive in windows operate 930 am to 3 pm weekdays 9 am to noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Marion
N. Market St
Jesse L. Hill
Olie Musgrave
Ardell Wedler
North Market Street
Mrs. Brillie Dodge Dies After Three Months Illness
Mrs. Brillie Dodge, 67, of Route 1 Carbondale died at home after a three month illness. She was a lifelong Jackson County resident, married LeRoy Dodge in 1919, and is survived by her husband, son Harold, stepson La Verne, brother Fred Crawshaw, sisters Mrs. Jesse Grammer and Mrs. Lacey Turner, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Huffman Funeral Home with Rev. James Howerton officiating. burial in Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brillie Dodge
Rt. 1
Carbondale
Jackson County
Sanford
Hattie Crawshaw
Murphysboro
LeRoy Dodge
Harold
LaVerne
Fred Crawshaw
Detroit
Mich
Jesse Grammer
Grand Tower
Lacey Turner
de Soto
Huffman Funeral Home
James Howerton
Carterville
Oakland Cemetery
Johnston City School Board awards summer repair contract
Johnston City Unit District Board of Education contracted maintenance work for summer repairs. Egyptian Roofing Co. bid $974.50 to tar and repair roofs at the high school and Washington School with four year guarantees. Washington School metal doors cost $1,498 installed from Samuels Tin Shop. New pickup and carry-all bought from Broadway Motors. Total project $3,581.56 including trades. Public hearing on the district budget set for the third Monday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston City
Planinc
Inmate Robert Burton Dies at Menard Prison
Robert Burton aged 73, serving a life term for murder at Menard Penitentiary in Chester, died in the prison hospital Sunday. He arrived at Menard May 12, 1944, on a life sentence from Morgan County. Body transferred to Welge Funeral Home in Chester for funeral arrangements.
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Robert Burton
Menard
Chester
Morgan County
Welge
Funeral services for John A Woods Sr
John A Woods Sr of 611 N Gardner St West Frankfort will be laid to rest at 2 p m Thursday at West Frankfort First Baptist Church with Rev T H King officiating. Burial follows at Tower Heights Cemetery. Visitation at home and church one hour before services. Union Funeral Home in charge. Woods died Sunday night at Marion Veterans Hospital at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Woods Sr
N. Gardner St
West Frankfort
West Frankfort First Baptist Church
T. H. King
Tower Heights
Union Funeral Home
Woods
Marion Veterans Hospital
Hilton Plans 300 Room Addis Ababa Hotel
Hilton Hotels International plans a five million dollar project to build a 300 room hotel in Addis Ababa Ethiopia. The city’s rising popularity for conferences has created a room shortage as demand grows.
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Hilton
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Hilton Hotels International
Susie Thomas 76 Dies at Christopher Home
Susie Thomas 76 of Christopher died at 1 p m Monday at her home born October 5 1883 in Dale to William and and Mary White She lived in Christopher 35 years widow of Ed L Thomas She belonged to Christopher First Baptist Church Rebekah Star Lodge 701 and Macabees Lodge She leaves daughter Mattie West half brother Charles McDaniel two sisters one grandchild and two great grandchildren Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at Christopher First Baptist Church burial in Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery Benton friends may call Gilbert Funeral Home and church two hours before services
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Susie Thomas
S. Thomas Sr
Christopher
Dale
William White
Ed L. Thomas
Christopher First Baptist Church
Rebekah Star Lodge
Macabees Lodge
Benton
Mattie West
Charles McDaniel
McLeansboro
Riley White
South Bend
Ind
Tom Roberson
St. Louis
Rosie Suthers
West Frankfort
W. D. Berry
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Gilbert Funeral Home
West Frankfort Man Dies After Week in Hospital
William Orval Mitchell 53 of West Frankfort died at Union Hospital after a week’s illness. Born January 1907 in Franklin County he worked as a machinist at Old Ben No. 15. He belonged to several lodges and the Northern Baptist Church. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at the Northern Baptist Church. Burial in Denning Cemetery.
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William Orval Mitchell
6Th St
West Frankfort
Union Hospital
Mr. Mitchell
Franklin County
Old Ben 15
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Ioof Lodge
United Mine Workers of America
Northern Baptist Church of
Elise
Cora
Phyllis
Margaret
Floyd
John
Jack
Charles Jr
Robert
Zeigler, Sowell
Arlington, Va
Johnson Reeves
Clifford Cree
Henry Brashers
Herrin
Refuge Road Work To Begin In Crab Orchard Lake Refuge
Work starts this week on 12.3 miles of road in the Crab Orchard Lake area with Franklin Asphalt Co. of Benton completing blacktop on public use roads within 30 days. Future plans call for gravel surfacing of 2 to 4 miles of recreational roads depending on funds.
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Crab Orchard Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Harry Stiles
Orchill
Franklin Asphalt Co
Benton
Franklin
Caming Area
Little Grassy Lake
Group
Crab Orchard Lake
Sailes
Stiles
Grass Fire Reported in Herrin at 412 N 24th St
Firefighters from Herrin answered a grass fire call at 412 North 24th Street around 10 30 this morning. The blaze required on scene effort but no injuries or exact cause are listed in the readable text. Local authorities were coordinating response and investigation as needed.
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Herrin
N. 24Th St
Carbondale Park District Sets Second Reading for Tax Levy
The Carbondale Park District Board will hold a second reading of its proposed 40936 tax levy ordinance at the Wednesday meeting. Director John Moake expects final reading at a special session July 5 or 6, with decision decided at the Wednesday meeting. The summer recreation program will be discussed with no expected changes. Hans Fischer of Harris Armstrong architectural firm is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Park Disttrict Board
Park District
John Moake
Moake
Hans Fischer
Harris Armstrong Architectural Firm
Fischer
Harve Arterberry 84 Dies in Miners Hospital
Harve Arterberry 84 of Mulkey town died Monday in Miners Hospital Christopher after seven days as a patient. He was born in Du Quoin in September 1875 and lived in Franklin County 40 years. He was a retired carpenter and a member of Mulkeytown Baptist Church. He leaves his wife Jennie Copland and stepchildren Curtis Price Detroit Claude Price Bellflower sisters Virginia Sumner Christopher Parretta Rogers Lesser Hattie Tillman Chicago. Funeral services are p.m. Wednesday at Russell Funeral Home Christopher with burial in Mulkeytown Cemetery.
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Harve
Mulkeytown
Miners Hospital
Christopher
du Quo
Stepha
America Sanders
Franklin County
Jennie Copland
Curtis Price
Detroit, Mich
Claude Price
Bellflower
Calif
Virginia Sumner
Parretta Rogers
Lesser
Hattie Tillman
Chicago
Democrat Fish Fry Draws Cambria Guests in City Park
The Cambria Democratic Club hosts its annual fish fry at 6 30 p m in City Park on Friday with Williamson County candidates attending. If rain postpones to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria Democratic Club
Williamson County
Marion police fines for intoxication and stop light ticket
Vernon Tenner of Marion was fined 16 dollars and 20 cents for intoxication by Justice Elmer Farmer following a city police arrest. Marcus Pittman of Marion was fined 15 dollars and 20 cents for running a stop light at routes 13 and 37 as cited by city police and Justice Elmer Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Vernon Tenner
Justice of the Peace
Elmer Farmer
Marcus Pittman
Rts
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SIU Institute
S. H. Dressler
Marion Bank
North Market
West Union Streets
Loan Department
Union Street
the Bank
A. N. Norman and Sons
Jost, Black and Associates
Webster Groves
TOPAG
Richard E. Dickson
Makanda
Illinois Agricultural
Southern Illinois University School of Agriculture
Dickson
SIU Forestry Club
SIU Agricultural Honorary Fraternity
Johnston City School Work
W. Orval Mitchell
Northern Baptist Church
Daniel Abner
Denning Cemetery
Channel Masters
el Paso
Tex
Jim Nickless
Carbondale Park District Board
Iharve Arterberry
The
Russell Funeral Home
Mulkeytown Cemetery
Democrat
Aed
Stoker Drugs
Walgreen Agency
14Th and
Walnut Murphysboro
Ford
America
Teres
Drete
Vogler Motor Co., Inc
North Illinois Ave
Carbondale, Ill
Brewster Motors, Inc
North Park Ave
Herrin, Ill
Murphysboro, Illinois
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