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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1950

Page

5

County Asked to Refund $20,000 From TB Fund

The Illinois Public Aid Commission asked Williamson County relief officials to reimburse $20,000 spent on sanatorium care for indigent TB patients. The audit found payments continued before the TB sanatorium tax funds were first collected in 1947. The commission proposed warrants against future tax receipts. the board has not acted.

Illinois Public Aid Commission Williamson County The Relief Administration IPAC County Relief Administration State Commission Hosnitels A J. W. Tidwell Herrin Mark McAlpin Kenneth Powless Marion Powless

Saylor to Have Injury Treated

Herrin alderman Lezern Saylor of 508 West Monroe plans hospital tests in St Louis for brain nerve pain tied to a 1926 Herrin Township high school football injury. He previously faced angioma treatment in 1946 and 1949, with possible surgery considered in September.

Lezern Saylor Monroe Street Herrin Missouri Baptist Hospital St. Louis Herrin Township Saylor Williamson County Board of Commissioners

Long Way From Home Pilot Visits Herrin with Father Cummings

Robert Cummings a TWA pilot returning from four years in Cairo Egypt visits Herrin with his father Everett Cummings near the Herrin Y He traveled via St Louis to meet relatives and will stay until June 27 He spoke of Cairo life and his career including flying to Berlin Paris Bombay and Calcutta and his fondness for the pay and his boyhood dream of flying He also recalled a tiger hunting record and family ties including Mae Stephens an aunt in Herrin

Robert Cummings TWA Cairo Egypt Herrin Everett Cummings Herrin Y Cummings Robert, Jr Diane St. Louis Berlin Paris Bombay Calcutta United States Cumming Evansville Ind Kansas City Albuquerque N. M Burbank Calif

Murphysboro Plans Centennial Pageant and Charter

Murphysboro Centennial Committee moved toward incorporation as a non profit. Attorney Omer W. Jones Jr. to draft papers and form a five member board with local groups represented. A four day Sept 26 to 29 celebration will feature a 250 person historical pageant at the Murphysboro Township High School field.

Mittee Omer W. Jones, Jr Fostoria

Bond Set At 2000 For 0 Roney On Molestation Charge

Orville Roney age 42 was charged by Cletis Manning of Herrin with molesting a 13 year old girl and attempting to take indecent liberties. Justice of Peace Joe Ing set a $2000 bond. Roney held in Marion county jail. Herrin police said he had been drinking when picked up after Manning reported the case. Lloyd Jones and Manning captured the Mt Vernon man before officers arrived.

Orville Roney Mr. Vernon Cletis Manning Herrin Justice of Peace Joe Ing Roney Marion Odus Hughes Manning Lloyd Jones Mt. Vernon

Johnston Scout Camp Registration Extended

The Johnston City Girl Scout day camp registration is extended. Camp runs July 11 to 14 at the city park. Girls not yet registered by June 19 must sign up by June 23, Friday, 1 to 2 30 p.m. at Purcell's drug store.

Johnston City McKinley Crabtree Purcell's Drug Store

Johnston City Miner Pete Balog Dies of Leukemia

A 55 year old Johnston City coal miner Pete Balog died this morning at Union Hospital West Frankfort from leukemia after months of illness. Born September 6 1894 in Hungary he lived in Johnston City 30 years. He worked for Old Ben Corp and belonged to the Hungarian lodge and St Pauls Catholic church. He leaves a wife Elizabeth and three daughters in Chicago plus three grandchildren. Burial will be at Johnston City cemetery with services at St Pauls.

Johnston City Pete Balog Union Hospital West Frankfort Mr. Balog Hungary Old Ben Corp St. Paul’s Catholic Church Balog Elizabeth Mary Wolfe Elizabeth Barickman Rose Marie Carrol Chicago Father Joseph Lupo Murman and Wilson Davis Street

Zeigler Lions and Rotary Hear Goebel Patton Speak

About 30 members of the Zeigler Lions and Rotary clubs met in the Catholic church basement to hear Goebel Patton of West Frankfort discuss his Europe trip. He spoke on politics and the Marshall Plan. Leo Bormann and Donald Jelley, both first class scouts, plus Louis LaBash Jr., a star scout, were guests planning to attend the national jamboree at Valley Forge State Park, Pa.

Zeigler Lions Club Rotary Club Goebel Patton West Frankfort Europe Louis LaBash Leo Bormann Donald Jelley Valley Forge State Park

Airport Board Sets Budget for Williamson County

The Williamson County Airport authority filed a $28 500 budget with County Clerk S E Storme for the year ending December 31. Items include board compensation 10 800 legal expenses 2000 office costs 2500 and equipment 6000 with a contingent fund 1375 and anticipated warrants interest 575 to be incorporated into the local property tax levy.

S. E. Storme Williamson County Airport Authority Airport Board

Young Herrin Dancer Offered Stay in New York

Shirley Ann Crouch of Herrin was asked to remain in New York by Original Amateur Hour officials after appearing as a finalist for a 2000 scholarship. Her mother, Mrs. Lucille Crouch, notified relatives that they planned to return Friday. Shirley Ann drew 2700 votes in 16 minutes, suggesting strong odds for a future appearance on the show.

Shirley Ann Crouch New York City Herrin Lucille Crouch Shirley Waverly Owen New York

Bill Clarida Speaks at Johnston City Rotary

Johnston City Rotary heard Bill Clarida describe the Egyptian music camp at Du Quoin. Out of town guests included Norman, Hart, Schindler, Harrelle, and Pulley of Marion, Crichton, Bornstein, and Harrison of Herrin. Program arranged by James Parker. Clarida had just returned from the camp.

Bill Clarida Johnston City Township du Quoin Johnston City

Council Reunion At Herrin City Park This Sunday

The Council family schedules its annual reunion at Herrin city park for a full day. A basket dinner will be served at noon and all members and friends are invited to attend.

Herrin City Park Council

Baptist Church Open House Friday in New Educational Building

The First Baptist Church of Herrin invites members and the public to an open house Friday evening from 6 30 to 7 30 in the new educational building with a tour and handiwork displays from Vacation Bible School departments. A 7 30 commencement program will show two weeks of VBS work.

The First Baptist Church of Herrin Vacation Bible School VBS

Potatoes Van Vaughn Grows Potato Tomato Mystery Solved

Herrin notes a botanical oddity from Madison and Eighteenth streets as 78 year old Van Vaughn and biologist Robert Smith uncover potato tuber like seed pods that resemble young tomatoes. Vaughn, a longtime farmer and former coal miner, shares details of his life and the curious plant finds reported by local resident Alice Patterson.

Herrin Township Robert Smith van Vaughn Madison and Eighteenth Street Charles Bradshaw North Eighteenth Street Vaughn Smith Williamson County Carbondale Gertrude Beavers Wayne Cleveland Ohio Austin Max Pontiac Mich Stoxie Richman Calif Lucille Bradshaw Herrin Alice Patterson Taylor Crossing

George Brazitis Home Visit From Chicago College

George Brazitis of Herrin returned this week from Roosevelt College in Chicago to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brazitis in Herrin and other relatives. A 1949 HTHS graduate, he is studying law.

George Brazitis Roosevelt’s College Chicago Joe Brazitis Herrin HTHS

Johnston City Cancer Drive Sets Regional Record

Johnston City collected 465.03 dollars for the American Cancer Society drive, announced by city chairman Mrs. Wayne Ely. Assisting were Mrs. D. R. Kensdale in publicity and education and Mrs. Jewell Dobbins in soliciting downtown businesses. The Women’s Club organized sales, while Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion auxiliaries, and Royal Neighbors staffed booths downtown.

Johnston City American Cancer Society Wayne Ely Ely D. R. Kensdale Jewell Dobbins Grand Chapter The Order of the Eastern Star of Illinois Johnston City Women’s Club Veterans O Foreign Wars American Legion Royal Neighbors Lodge

Take Swallower To Vandalia

Jackson county authorities sent John Falkenberry to the Vandalia state penal farm for a one year term after pleading guilty to unlawfully driving a vehicle last year. Deputy Roy Carter transported Falkenberry from Grand Tower to Vandalia. The case followed attempts to commit him to Anna State Hospital after a physician panel评?

Jackson County Roy Carter John “Jack” Falkenberry Grand Tower Vandalia Falkenberry Loyd Bradley Gilbert Reiman Murphysboro Anna State Hospital Carter

Falkenberry Case Shows Mental Illness and Jail Debacle

County Judge C. E. Wright ruled John Falkenberry mentally ill after incidents at St. Andrew's hospital. He was separated from two faucet handles and a pipe stem, with Union county paying the costs. Authorities later deemed him sane, freeing him and avoiding further medical bills while Jackson county kept him under care due to critical condition.

C. E. Wright John “Jack St. Andrew’s Hospital Falkenberry Union County Gnion County Jackson County

Halt Picketing At Woolworths

Murphysboro Retail Clerks Local 1595 halted picketing Woolworths at Walnut and Twelfth streets after a telegram from Belleville ordered the stoppage and announced that negotiations for a working contract were underway. Paul H. Jones could not comment. Woolworth officials declined. Picketing began last year after an unsuccessful union drive.

Murphysboro Woolworth’s Walnut and Twelfth Streets Belleville Paul H. Jones Retail Clerks International Woolworth

Escape Injury In Train Fire

Mr and Mrs Charles F Chapman of Murphysboro were passengers on an Illinois Central train to Chicago when the diner car caught fire likely from a gas leak. They and clerk Louise Hodge notified the Rollo firm that they were safe. The diner burned about 20 miles from Kankakee as the train, due in Chicago at 9 am, reached at 3 pm en route to the Chicago Furniture Mart.

Charles F. Chapman Wall Street Chapman-Rollo Furniture Company Murphysboro Illinois Central Chicago Kankakeee Chicago Furniture Mart

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admitted to the Herrin hospital Wednesday were Robert Prud ent of Zeigler Curtis Donelson of Zeigler Alene Charlet of Herrin Donald Michael of Marion Charles Eldridge of Marion Rachel White of Lesser and Ruth Martin of West Frankfort. Dolly Gibbs of Marion was dismissed Wednesday. Admitted Thursday were Helen Derback of Royalton Betty Dawes of Johnston City and Delores Graham of Energy.

Herrin Hospital Robert Prudent Zeigler Curtis Donelson Alene Charlet Herrin Donald Michael Marion Charles Eldridge Rachel White Lesser Ruth Martin West Frankfort Dolly Gibbs Marion Wase Helen Derback Royalton Betty Dawes Johnston City Delores Graham Energy

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