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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

Page

3

Park Avenue plan dominates Herrin council meeting

The city and state outlined Park avenue improvements including moving the Doughboy monument and adding parallel parking. The state seeks relocation plans by July 15 and possible two way traffic in East and West Monroe blocks. Park board urged more picnic tables and a cost estimate for a children's wading pool.

Park Avenue Herrin Fred E. Over District Highway Carbondale West Monroe Street East West Monroe Legionaires State Highway Office Park Board Albert W Red) Jeffreys Jeffreys Paul Capps

Aldarman Bryant Seeks Inquiry Into Telephone Tax

Aldarman Bryant urges the city council to have a committee investigate a telephone tax alleged to be proposed by Mayor sigs mene gid in Zeigler. He calls for an official review of the tax plan and its potential city impact.

Aldarman Bryant Aldreman Douglas Bryant Sigs Mene Gid City of Zeigler

Road work plans eyed for two blocks on Herrin street

Two residents of South Twenty sixth street in Herrin were promised an answer in the next two or three weeks as a line may be laid in a two-block area on their street.

South Twenty Sixth Street Herrin Okie

Unity in Illinois Chiropractors Meeting Advocates Licensure Change

Chiropractors from Southern Illinois gathered in Belleville to press for unity and licensure reform. Dr. F L Williford proposed an examining committee for licensure and urged a state action plan while showcasing a new intrasonic treatment machine by Dr. Glenn Filberth, one of the first domestically produced models.

Illiois Belleville F. L. Williford Carbondale Williford Mlinoisir Cee Glenn Filberth Mt. Ver- 1 Filberth Ilinois United States H. C. Harring phy Baisonet Ealige _Chiropracce Louis Illinois

Dairy Bicycle Contest Winners Named in Murphysboro

Midwest Dairy company announced winners of the dairy bicycle contest in Murphysboro. First prizes went to L. Keene, 13, rural route 1 Pinckneyville, and Beverly Heern, seven, Makanda, for a boy and girl bicycle respectively.

Midwest Dairy Company Murphysboro Sd L. Keene Pinckneyville Beverly Heern Makanda

Lt Col Thetford Receives Bronze Star for Korean Service

Lt Col James A. Thetford son of Mrs Myrtle Thetford of Murphysboro earned the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster for meritorious achievement in Korea. He commanded the 44th Engineer Construction Battalion at Belle Mead Depot NJ and prior to UN recapture of Seoul conducted critical recon and projects.

James A. Thetford Myrtle Thetford Murphysboro Korea Thetford Belle Mead General Depot Somerville New Jersey 44Th Engineer Construction United Nations Seoul Onyang Miryang Talchon Han Puk-Han

FBI Agent Farrin Named Administrative Assistant to Governor

Michael Farrin, longtime FBI resident agent in Murphysboro, is named administrative assistant to Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson. He succeeds Ross Randolph, who becomes warden at Pontiac. Farrin, a 1936 Illinois Law grad, has held multiple legal and military roles and lives at 2308 Clay St, Murphysboro with his wife Martha and four children.

Michael Farrin Federal Bureau of Investigation Murphysboro Illinois Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Farrin Ross Randolph Pontiac Illinois State Penitentiary University of Illinois Law School Cairo Alexander County Alexander County Bar Association United States Army Reserve Officers Corps F.B.L Bureau United States South America Washington D. C Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity Kappa Sigma Fraternity Martha Greney Farrins Clay Street Leslie Ann Michael John Richard

Steeleville Sailor Ends Navy Tour

Bernard Detgen of Steeleville has returned home after completing a tour with the United States Navy. He arrived home on Monday.

Steeleville Sailor NAVY Bernard Detgen Steeleville United States Navy Detgen

Herrin Band Members Get Scholarships for DuQuoin Camp

Fourteen Herrin grade school band members win scholarships to the Egyptian Music Camp at DuQuoin funded by the Herrin Grade School Band Parents. Selections honor activity in contests, sales, and ensembles with seven boys and seven girls chosen. Camp runs with daily rehearsals and student directing lessons, ending in a concert on Saturday June 28 at 3 p m.

Music Camp Herrin DuQuoin Nancy Longwell Myra Jane Winning Dixie Lee Davis Marcia Caliper Sandra Matthews Kathleen Tomorski Loretta Murphy Jimmie Wilcox Jimmie McPherson Bob Yuill John Hendricks Tom la Andy Dewees Nicky Ridgway Snyder Herrin Jim McCormack Chick) Nesler Jim Wilcox Jim McPherson Missouri Kentucky Arkansas Illinois

Murphysboro High School Honors Circulated for 95+ Averages

High honor students at Murphysboro High School are recognized for earning an average of 95 or above with no failures. The list includes Evelyn Gregerson, Elene Hanrahan, Ernestine Hopkins, Daniel Jacquot, Ellouiseider, Margaret Weber, Dorothea Arbeiter, Roberta Jane Arbeiter, Dorothy Borgs Miller, Rosemary Boucher, Evelyn Ann Brooks, Clarence Buhr, Rex Esterly, Della Gale, Mona Lee Galway, Robert J. McElvain, Carol McGregor, Janeretta Maloney, Kathryn Ann Maloney, Jack Martell, Bonnie Phillips, Janice Prather, George Swafford, Martha Thompson, Barbara Turk, Patricia Van Cloostere, Barbara Willis, Barbara Wolff and Alma Wolff.

Murphysboro Lois Bizzell David Comte Kent Elliott Paul Evans Mary Lucille McDaniel Blondel McKinnie Rita Martell Charles Mifflin Martha Nausley Norma Lee Norman Paul Palmer Gladys Penrod Phyllis Ripley Franklyn Robinson Edward Schauette James Sherman Charles Wood Viola Anderson Raymond Batty Edward L. Bencini Betty Berrier Benton Berry Phillip Boren Delores Born James Butcher Robert Casleton Donna Chaney Camilla Clough Delores Daniel Rita Daniel Donald Davis Donald Eastman Shirley Eaton Julie Ebersohl Bernice Elliott Troy Elmore Tom Ervin Gordon Etherton Shelby Fielding Gloria Ford Joseph Genovese al Harsha Mary Carole Hart Shirley Hart Martha Heise Catherine Holt Kathryn Ann

Sangama Starts Airline Service at Williamson County Airport

Regular airline service operates with Sangamo Electric twinengine Meechcraft planes landing at 8 am and 4 pm on Mondays and Fridays. The service transports Springfield officials to the Orcill capacita tor plant and carries some passengers. The airport awaits feeder service with an administration building nearing completion and runway lighting in place on the 3,800 foot concrete strip.

Williamson County Sangamo Electric Co Springfield Orcill Vista

Sulfuric Acid Consumption in the United States

A historical note states sulfuric acid is used at about 157 pounds per man in the United States, reflecting industrial demand and usage patterns of the period.

United States

Carbondale Welcomes New Doctor Dr Charles E Fildes

Dr Charles E Fildes a Olney physician and surgeon joins Doctor's hospital Carbondale after June 1. A 1941 Washington University medical graduate he trained at University of Illinois Chicago Hines VA and Augusta GA. He served in the army medical corps European Theater with the 27th Evacuation Hospital. He is board certified in surgery and a fellow of the American College of Surgeons. His wife a Power College St Charles graduate plans to move to Carbondale once a home is found.

Charles E. Fildes Charles EF. Fildes Olney Doctor’s Hospital Carbondale Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis University of Illinois Research and Educational Hospital Chicago Fildes Army Medical Corps University of Illinois Hines Veterans Hospital Veterans Hospital Augusta Poplar Bluff American College of Surgeons Hines Surgical Society American Medical Association Power College St. Charles

Golconda Man Def Charged With Forged Checks In Two Counties

James Broadway of Golconda is held in Union County Jail at Anna after arrest on warrants charging forging two checks. Authorities say the forged drafts were drawn on McGraw Construction Co for the Paducah atomic project. Broadway faces counts in Jackson and Saline counties as police investigate forged payments at Leo's Tavern in Carbondale.

James Broadway Golconda Anna Carl ‘ Hatley Sherkeley Broadway Jackson Saline Leo’s Tavern Carbondale Harlaburg Trom Ee the McGraw Construction Co Paducah Atomic Project T. Joiner

Mrs Elizabeth Bartee Dies in Urphusboro

Elizabeth Bartee died Tuesday morning in St. Andrew's. Her body was taken to Roberts Residence Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are pending and an obituary will be published in Wednesday's paper.

Elizabeth Ora Ap Urphusboro St. Andrew's Roberts Residence Ayer Alete

Murphysboro B P W Social Raises Library Funds

The Murphysboro Business and Professional Woman's Club hosts its annual ice cream social on Wednesday evening on the lawn of the Sallie Logan Memorial Library at Walnut and Eighteenth Streets. Serving starts at 5 pm with sandwiches ice cream and cake plus a fish pond. Funds support library operations.

Murphysboro Business and Professional Woman’s Club Sallie Logan Murphysboro B.P.W. Club

Tourino Group Visits Murphysboro For Methodist Church Tour

A Kansas group of three young Methodist girls halted at Riverside Park in Murphysboro for a picnic supper during a midwestern church tour. They began June 17 and plan to return June 28, aiming to study church operations and missions outside their home state. They visited Indian churches, a Negro college in Oklahoma, and a Memphis community house, spent a weekend in Nashville at Scarritt College, and moved on to East St. Louis for the night.

Kansas Riverside Park Murphysboro Oklahoma Memphis Tenn

Carbondale Woman's Sister Dies Sunday

Miss Mattie Marshall sister of Miss Calvina Marshall 501 South Beveridge street Carbondale died Sunday at Belleville Funeral services will be held at Marissa Wednesday at the Forges funeral home at 2 p m.

Mattie Marshall Calvina Marshall South Beveridge Street Carbondale Belleville Marissa The Forges Funeral Home

Herrin Boys State Trainees Begin County Assignments

Springfield June 23 Herrin's 1952 Premier Boys State participants arrived and were assigned to counties with two entramates in most cases. Wynn Church and Steve Goldsmith share a county. Lane and Owens are bunk mates. Charles Tygett stands alone with no Herrin partner. Welcoming speeches by 1951 Governor Alex Lmith and American Legion officials opened the citizenship program. Preparations move to city government as the three phases city county and state proceed with elections.

Tom Jones Springfield Herrin Boys State Wynn Church Steve Goldsmith Terry Cline Richard Venegoni Eugene Lane Dick Owens Lane Owens Charles Tygett

Madorin Named President of Carbondale JC by Acclamation

Fred Madorin was chosen president of the Carbondale Junior Chamber of Commerce by acclamation at a Jaycees meeting in the Roberts hotel Carbondale. He succeeds Jim Wallace and will oversee officers Bob Dillinger Clyde Harris Dick McCann. New directors include Henry Benton Tom Kell Charles Rathjen William Huffman Tom Langdon and Matt Hall with installation banquet set July 14.

Fred Madorin Carbondale

Carbondale Old Settlers Day to Feature Log Use from Storm

A Sunday windstorm toppled seven trees in Lincoln Grove. logs will fuel the July 4 Old Settlers barbecue. H L Lindsay chairs the Century of Progress committee and invites reservations via Tom Kell at the First National Bank.

Carbondale H. L. Lindsay Carbondale Century of Progress Committee Lindsay Lincoln Grove Boston Tom Kell First National Bank Eied Clarence M. Samford Southerllinois University Educanho Lincoln Ebekeander

Landing Lights Completed at Williamson Port

The administration building at Williamson County Airport nears completion with glazing left. 36 beacon lights illuminate a 3800 foot runway, six green threshold lights at each end, eight blue taxi lights, a Wing T wind indicator, and a planned 100 car lot.

Williamson County Herrin Valentin Noa

SIU Grants Additional Parking Permits for Summer

The Southern Illinois University parking committee allows 70 more permits for summer session sale at 50 cents each. Permits authorize parking in designated lots around campus, with several areas reserved and others open without permits.

Southern Illinois University University Parking Committee Shryock Auditorium Illinois Avenue University School Thompson and Streets Board of Trustees Grand Avenue Anthony Hall University Illinois Thompson Streets Thompson Street Chautauqua Harwood Streets Harwood Avenue

Mrs Minnie Griffin Dies in Vergennes at 78

Mrs Minnie Belle Griffin 79 of Vergennes died at St Andrew's hospital after a three year illness. She was born in Perry county in 1872. Survived by two sons Cecil St Louis and Glen Du Quoin a daughter Edith Doers St Louis seven grandchildren and one sister Birdie Kellar St Louis. She belonged to United Brethren church Vergennes and Royal Neighbors. Visitation at Crawshaw mortuary Murphysboro until services. Funeral Thursday 2 p m United Brethren church Vergennes Rev Earl Mickels officiating. Burial in Park Cemetery.

Minnie Griffin Minnie Belle Griffin Vergennes St. Andrew's Hospital Gyne Perry County Cecil St. Louis Glen du Quoin Edith Doers Cildren Birdie Kellar United Bretheran Church of Royal Neighbors Crawshaw Mortuary Murphysboro United Bretheren Hace Earl Mickels Park Cemetery

Former Murphysboro Woman Dies in Granite City

A former Murphysboro woman died Monday in Granite City after a lengthy illness. She was black two coa coer ee and John Zoller of Granite City. Burial is planned for Thursday afternoon in Granite City.

Murphysboro Granite City Ce Coeree John Zoller Granite

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Legion South Twenty-Sixth Street Col. Thetford Murphysboro Township FBI Governor's Aid Sangama SIU Ray Miller Carbindale Siu Little Grassy Lake Prof Marshall S. Hiskey American Legion Dick Owen Rotary Venegoni Knights of Columbus Lions Gene Lane Eagles Ellis Jackson, Saline Saline County Elizabeth Bartee B.P.W Tourino Group Carbondale JC Madorin Tommy Lawsor Popular Harold Taylor Becky Ragsidale North Oakland Street Floyd Springsville Adin West Elm Street Leon Laswell Thompsonville Helen Stoelzle South Elizabeth Street Joe P. Spindler Fort Branch Ind California Who Ian le Fal Grering Williamson
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