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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1962

Page

2

McNair Plant Training Approved for Murphysboro Workers

Federal agencies approve a 16 week training program for 43 McNair Metal Co. aluminum plant employees in Murphysboro. Total cost 33234 with 22630 from HEW and State Board, 10584 from Illinois Department of Labor. Plant plans growth from 30 workers toward 100 as training proceeds.

McNair Metal Co Murphysboro Kenneth J. Gray D-West Illinois State Employment Service Office

Area Youths Win Awards In Parade

Area youngsters paraded with pets in Marion to launch a merchants rodeo street sale. Ten parade categories named winners including Mona Blankenship and Charles Ray Almaroad for best dressed with pets, and several others for dog sizes, prettiest and ugliest breeds. The Southern Winona Frontier men’s Association rodeo begins at 7:30 p.m. today with a queen selection, then rodeo events at 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.

Marion Rodeo Street Mona Blankenship W. Main St Charles Ray Almaroad Goreville Leroy Jack Jr N. McLaren St Marti Sears Kevin Ozment N. Otis St Marsha Lemasters E. Main St Armeetta Corder S. Vicksburg St Kelly Abney Karen Kay Kelley South Market Street Kelli Hancock N. Garfield St Sammy Jimmy Absher E. Charles St Roger Burroughs W. Cherry Jeff Smith N. van Buren Pat Wilkins

Police Brief: George L. Carter Fined for License Misuse

Chester Missouri man George Lee Carter of New Madrid was fined $15 plus costs by Justice of the Peace Louis Blechlé after a ticket issued by State Trooper Ivan Casten for wrong use of a license. The Southern Illinoisan, published in Tarboro and Herrin, notes the paper's role as successor to the Carbondale Free Press with AP use rights.

SRIEF Chester George Lee Carter New Madrid Justice of the Peace Louis Blechlé Ivan Casten Southern Llinoisan Southern Minors Publications Inc West Mall Tarbendale 6Th Street Herrin Murphysburg Carbondale Erin Murphysboro Illinois Carbondale Free Press Berlin Associated Press All AP

Extruded aluminum press test opens Murphysboro plant

In Murphysboro Industry Press Tested the first extrusion press at McNair Metal Co. shows promise for jobs and full production. The 1650 ton machine, with a 700 kilowatt heater, heats billets and forces them through dies to form shapes. Installers include Clifford Oakes of Farrell-Birmingham, Otto Waczkowski of Lindberg Engineering, under Chamber of Commerce and Murphysboro Industry auspices.

McNair Metal Co Murphysboro L. W. McNair Chamber of Commerce and Murphysboro Industry, Inc Clifford Oakes Watson- Stillman Farrell-Birmingham Co Otto Waczkowski Lindberg Engineering Co Chicago

Cave Tour Saturday Sponsored by Carbondale Park District

The Carbondale Park District will sponsor a guided tour to Kinkaid Cave near Ava Sunday. Harry Killian of Ava and Norman E. Moore of Carbondale lead area guides. The main cave corridor runs about one mile with branches extending nearly half a mile. Known locally since pioneer times, reservations are via Carbondale Park District at 208 W Elm St.

Carbondale Park District Kinkaid Cave Ava Harry Killian Norman E. Moore Carbondale O Moore W. Elm St

Ava Man Dies: Peter Claussen Funeral Services Set

Peter Claussen, 36, Ava, died at St Joseph Memorial Hospital Murphysboro after a six day illness. A Turco Manufacturing Co employee, he was born Sept 5 1925 in Malden Mo, married Joyce McKennie Oct 26 1958. He served in the Navy in World War II and belonged to Assembly of God Church Ava. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Assembly of God Ava with Rev Lloyd Aud officiating. Burial Glenn Cemetery. Visitation after 7 p.m. today at Wilson Funeral Home Ava.

Peter Claussen Ava St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Murphysboro Turco Manufacturing Co du Quoin Claussen Malden Winifred Bertha May Holcomb ' Claussen Joyce McKennie Assembly of God Church of Ava Assembly of God Church Lloyd Aud Glenn Cemetery Wilson Funeral Home Ave

Youth Treated for Cut Hand at Marion Hospital

Allen Hastings, 5, of 604 S Russell Sr Marion, was treated for a cut hand at Marion Memorial Hospital at 9 am today. The boy was not admitted. He cut his hand on a door glass.

Allen Hastings S. Russell Sr Marion Marion Memorial Hospital Imot

Murphysboro Band Concerts Begin Thursday Nights

Murphysboro Municipal Band concerts start 8 p.m. Thursday at Riverside Park Shell with eight performances on successive Thursdays. Sponsored by a city tax, manager Joe Williams notes a contract for an appearance at the Illinois State Fair in August, an event the band has attended for over 25 years. The Murphysboro Musicians Union plans additional summer shows at the Jackson County Nursing Home and Riverside Park, with Friday night dates to be set. The union band is funded by premiums from the national recording fund.

Murphysboro Riverside Park Joe Williams Union National Recording Fund

Syracuse Eyes John Mackey for 1962 All America Bid

Syracuse selects Freeport New York senior John Mackey for consideration on the 1962 All-America football team as a top candidate.

Syracuse John Mackey Freeport N. Y

Chamber May Hire Worker For Membership Drive

The Carbondale Chamber of Commerce may hire a part time worker to aid membership drives. A committee is to consider the matter and a retired person is likely. The board approved a two week stay at a chamber executive institute at Michigan State University.

Commerce Chamber Russell Geuther Geuther Promoiion of Recreation and Tourism Southern Wlingis Board of Directors Chamber Executive Institute Michigan State University East Lansing Mich Lansing Ann Arbor Chileago Champaign Carbondale

Tax Payments Totals Revealed At William son County Office

A total of 21,260.95 in taxes were paid Thursday at the tax collector's office in the William son County Courthouse. Marion deputy Tax Collector Lawrence Feurer noted 11,578.37 was mailed and 9,702.58 paid over the counter. The combined total reaches 794,153.68, excluding six county banks. Over 44,000 tax bills totaling more than 3,050,000 were mailed the last week of May. First installment deadlines approach with real estate and personal property taxes due June 30 and second installment due August 31.

Williamson County Marion Lawrence Feurer Feurer

Pedestrian II Injured in Route 13 Collision

James T. Garrison, 21, Marion, struck by a car while walking on Route 13 near Equality. Driver Frankie Sullivans, 62, Eldorado, reported by State Police at Du Quoin. Garrison sustained minor injuries. accident at 1 30 p m near Saline River Bridge.

James T. Garrison Marion Rt. 13 Equality du’ Quoin Frankie Sullivans Eldorado Saline River Bridge Garrison Jerry Allen Gerald Settle Ina Trvin D. Moore Sparta William Owen Simpson Jasper Sanders Allen Ozark Road

Eskew, 48, Marion Resident, Dies in Herrin Hospital

Harry Eskew 48 of 908 W DeYoung Marion died Thursday in Herrin Hospital He was born February 25 1914 in Jolson County and lived in Johnston City most of his life He leaves a daughter Mrs Donald Malone Thompsonville two sons Gary and Dennis both of Rehoboth Beach Delaware his mother Mrs Elmer Thomas Johnston City sisters Mrs Flockoffie Marion and Mrs R C Biggs Carbondale a half brother Darrel Thomas West Frankfort and one grandchild Funeral arrangements are at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City Friends may call after 6 pm today at the funeral home.

Harry Bill” Eskew W. DeYoung St Marion Herrin Hospital Eskew Jolson County Johnston City Donald Malone Thompsonville Gary Dennis Rehoboth Beach Del Elmer Thomas Flockoffie R. C. Biggs Carbondale Darrel Thomas West Frankfort Murman and Wilson Funeral

Road Damages Judged 19600 For West Frankfort Farms

Franklin County jury awarded three farm owners a total of 19600 for damages from Interstate 57 construction near West Frankfort. Hawkes received 12500 for 20 acres taken and land damages, Lamont 2500, Miles 4600. The award topped government offer but fell short of owners demand. Construction underway after quick take last year. farms lie about a mile south of the city.

West Frankfort Franklin County Interstate Rt State Department of Public Works and Buildings Leroy Hawke Carlyle Edward E.lamont Virginia Lizzie Miles Hawkes Irs

Marion Woman Dies in Marion with Incomplete Rites

Mrs. Mary Belle Norris, 38, of Rt. 4 Marion, died at 9 40 am at Marion Memorial Hospital. Coroner Paul Litton ordered an autopsy to determine cause of death. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Wilson Funeral Home in Marion.

Marion Mary Belle Norris Marion Memorial Hospital Williamson County Paul Litton Wilson Funeral Home Mation

Mrs Estella Wimberley Dies in Carbondale

Estella Wimberley 54 of East Searing Street Carbondale died Thursday. Born March 15 1907 in Chaffee Missouri she married Newt Wimberley July 21 1927 in Brownfield. She leaves a large family and is proceeded by nine grandchildren. Jackson Funeral Home Carbondale in charge.

Estella Wimberley East Searing Street Carbondale Mrs. Wimberley Chaffee Newt Wimberley Brownfield New Zion Baptist Church Violet McComb

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