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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

Page

2

Stores In Stamp F Plan Up To 114 Stores In Stamp F Plan Up To 114

Approximately 124 grocery stores have registered to participate in Franklin County food stamp distribution. Registration was to be conducted Thursday per Jack Means of the Agriculture Marketing Service. The plan, set to start around July 10, allows eligible persons to receive stamps at eight county banks and spend them at certified grocery stores. Banks will redeem coupons for cash or pay wholesalers. The plan is one of eight state tests.

Franklin County Jack Means Agericulure Marketing Service Food Distribution Division Means Mlingis Public Aid Commission IPAC

Injured Carbondale Boy Met by Pole Mishap

Five year old Braid Goss of 914 Taylor Drive sustained a small fracture in the lower pelvis when a utility pole on sawhorses rolled after being pushed by children during Little League games near Carbondale Community High School. He was released from Doctors Hospital at 1 pm Thursday and remains hospitalized at home under his mother Mrs. Charles Goes.

Carbondale Braid Goss Taylor Drive Charles Goes Doctors Hospital Pam Carbondale Community High School

Emma Young rites Saturday at Marion funeral home

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Young will be held at 1 30 p m Saturday at the Wilson Funeral Home in Marion with the Rev Wayne Sheeks officiating. Burial follows in McKinneyville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Mrs Young died Thursday afternoon at the Ernfeld Shelter and Care Home on Rt 1 Johnston City.

Emma Young Marion Saunday Wilson Wayne Sheeks McKinneyill Cemetery Friends

Dr Martin May Elected Head Of Youth Inc

Dr Martin May was elected president of Marion Youth Inc at a Thursday night election and planning meeting in Zion United Church of Christ. Dr John Johnson became vice president and Mrs Don Anderson secretary treasurer. Committees and chairmen were appointed by May including Dr Johnson Rex Presson Dr Robert Hudgens and Mrs Hudgens. Mrs May and Mrs Hudgens co chairmen. Plans for the Town Art Fair at Logan School gym at 7 pm Thursday were reviewed with cash prizes for entries. Auction of donated articles and other art items planned with William Carlton as auctioneer. Judges named A Q Ledbetter Mrs George Ashley and Mrs Robert Blankenship. Home made refreshments to be sold. Rev Everett Lynch chairs the event assisted by teens.

Martin May Marion Youth Inc Zion United Awarch of Christ John Johnson Don Anderson May Dr. Johnson Rex Presson Robert Hudgens Hudgens Youth Inc Logan ‘School Yeirmings William Carlton Wall A. Q. Ledbetter George Ashley Robert Blankenship Everett Lynch

Divers to Clean Carterville Lake Water Intake

Divers will remove mud from the raw water intake at Carterville Lake starting at 10 p.m. tonight. Ben Walker and John Cavalier of Walker Diving and Salvage Co. will perform the work, which requires shutting off the intake. Ward, Carterville water superintendent, noted the operation will occur at night.

Carterville Lake Teward Ward Carterville Ben Walker John Cavalier Walker Diving and Salvage Co S. 2Th St Herrin Ward C. N. Logan Central Illinois Public Service Co Marion Group

Carbondale Workers Level Last Dirt Mound on Chestnut

Carbondale city workers use a high lift tractor to level a dirt mound on West Chestnut Street between Oakland and Springer. The dirt, left after a water line project last fall, is being leveled for the street repair program after allowing settling. Harold Hill, street department foreman, says the section will be oiled and chipped during the current street repair effort.

Carbondale City West Chestnut Street Chestnut Oakland Springer Streets Harold Hill Hill

Pirates Beat Hawks In Atom Division Clash

The Pirates defeated the Hawks 2 to 5 in a Murphysboro City League Atom division game. In other action, the Senators beat the Seals 2 and the Braves defeated the Yankees 2 in Bantam and Midgel divisions respectively.

Pirates Hawks Senators Seals Braves Yankees

Chairman Seeks Plans For Murphysboro Courthouse

Carl Crain chairman of Jackson County Board of Supervisors building committee will travel to East St Louis next week to locate plans for plumbing at the Murphysboro courthouse. Without plans no bids will be received. If plans cannot be found bids will be advertised only after an architect or engineer surveys the building and provides specifications.

Carl Crain Jackson County Board of Supervisors East St. Louis Murphysboro Crain Mast St. Louis

Bus Tour Postponed by Greyhound Lines Southern Illinois trip

The Tour of the Month for July in Southern Illinois, organized by Greyhound Lines and backed by the Williamson County Tourist Association, has been postponed until a later date. Mrs. Rex Donaldson said Greyhound’s Chicago office informed of the delay, with plans for two buses and about 60 travelers from Chicago. The association hopes to reschedule later this summer. Greyhound distributes information to about 1,500 Tour of the Month members.

Greyhound ‘Lines, Inc Southern Alinniz Rex Donaldson Williamson County Tourist Association Chicago Greyhound Lines, Inc Greyhound Informa Ion

Murphysboro Board Seeks Supply Bids

Murphysboro Unit 126 Board of Education seeks bids by July 13 for seven supply types and renews a contract for milk purchases. Meeting at Carruthers Junior High approved white milk at 5 cents and chocolate milk at 54% cents per half pint. Milk and ice cream total for the year was 19,254 with 10,034 to Midwest Dairy and 9,220 to New Era Dairy. The board plans bids on gasoline fuel oil motor oil grease antifreeze bread and coal. Directors Williams and Fischer urged caution due to prior equipment issues and limited competition, noting past milk bids from 1959 led to responsive but costly arrangements.

Murphysboro Board of Education Carruthers Junior High School Midwest New Era Norelman Williams B. J. Fischer Chester Williams

Herrin Army Man Wins Promotion To Lieutenant Colonel

C Hughes Herr has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the U S Army. He attends the Army Primary Helicopter School at Camp Wolters Texas and will return to his regular assignment in the combat development office at Fort Rucker Alabama after completing rotary wing courses at Wolters.

Herrin C. Hughes Herr U. S. Army Army Camp Wolters Tex Hughes Fort Rucker Als Wohers

Engineers Decommissioning Ceremony Retires Old Boat

In Memphis engineers held a decommissioning ceremony for the retired vessel as a new diesel powered boat, also named the Mississippi, took its place in service.

Gineers Memphis

Two Named To Health Posts In Williamson County

Two new staff members of the Williamson Franklin Bi-County health department will be assigned to duty by July 1. John Poggas, 28, will start as a health educator, with a master of public health from the University of Michigan. Gene Hatfield, 25, will become assistant to the chief sanitarian at Marion, joining the Johnston City office staff. Dr. David Richerson is department health officer. Police Briefs Carbondale: Henry Booze fined for disobeying a stop sign. Motion pictures of the fatal gyro crash may reveal the cause, with the CAB set to issue a final statement after investigation.

Williamson-Franklin Erie John Poggas Zeigler Fane University of Michigan Illinois Turberculosis Association Poggas Association Ilinois Gene Hatfield Herri Gene Chappalean Sanitarian Hatfield Williamson County General Assistance Marion Johnston City David Richerson Carbondale Henry M. Booze Block St Alexandria Justice of the Peace Boy Hall Steve Endicott

County boards meet with revenue officials at Giant City Park

Southern Tinais county boards of review will meet with Department of Revenue officials at Giant City State Park Wednesday to discuss problems of property assessment review and equalization. The four meetings this week include Jackson, Williamson, Randolph, Franklin, Massac, Pope, Hardin, Gallatin, Monroe, Jefferson, St. Clair and others. Session starts at 9:00 a.m.

Tinais County Boards of Review Clinais Department of Revenue Giant City State Park Jackson, William Son Randolph Franklin Anton Jerry Johnson Pope Hardin Pur Jaski Massac Gallatin Alexander Monroe Wayne Jefferson Washington Clinton St. Clair

Carbondale Man Sentenced for Disturbance by Police Magistrate

Carbondale man Lofton Wells was sentenced to seven days labor after arrest Thursday night at 208.5 Birch St. Police Magistrate Robert Schwarts ordered the sentence for a peace disturbance charge.

Carbondale Robert Schwarts Lofton ‘Wells Birch St

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