Holden Elects New Officers for Medical Staff
Temporary officers of the Holden Hospital medical staff were elected last week and released by administrator C. Lindley Jackson. President is Dr. John W. Pewer, vice president Dr. Ellis R. Crandle, and secretary-treasurer Dr. Hugh McGowan. They serve until the January 1956 regular election. Peterson filled a vacancy from Dr. Ben Fox's resignation and Crandle replaced Dr. Earl Veach. McGowan had been secretary treasurer prior to this election.
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Holden Hospital
C. Lindley Jackson
Hugh McGowan
Peterson
Ben Fox
Crandle
Earl Veach
Holden Hospital Names Four Medical Staff Consultants
The Holden Hospital executive committee approved appointments based on credentials. Emerson Boyd joins as consultant in neuropsychiatry, Paul B. Nussbaum as consultant in urology, Julius J. Weinberg as consultant in orthopedic surgery, and Charles E. Fildes as courtesy staff in general surgery.
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Holden Hospital
Emerson Boyd
Charles £. Fildes
Paul B. Nussbaum
Julius J. Weinberg
Suit Filed Over Auto Death In Williamson County
A $21,000 wrongful death suit was filed today in Williamson County Circuit Court by Forest Johnson Zeigler husband of Nina Johnson a nurse at Marion Memorial Hospital killed in a May 31 auto crash near Johnston City on Rt 37 involving cars driven by Claybourne V Grider Jr and Edmond Sailly both 19 of Johnston City Defendants include C V Grider Sr and the Coleman Chevrolet Co of West Frankfort.
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Williamson County
Forest Johnson
Zeigler
Nina Johnson
Marion Memorial Hospital
Johnston
Johnston City
Claybourne V. Grider Jr
Edmond Sailly
Former Chester Man Delbert Rainey Dies in Dwight
St Comdr Delbert Earl Rainey 33 of Knob Lick Mo inactive naval reservist died at 645 am Wednesday at Dwight after long illness He was a member of the Presbyterian Church Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Elks Lodge in Chester He leaves parents Ben and wife and several siblings in Missouri Ohio and Washington DC Friends may call at Schroeder s Funeral Chapel in Chester until 11 am Saturday A military funeral will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian Church Chester with Rev Frank McLaughen presiding Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery Chester
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Delbert Earl Rainey
Knob Lick
Dwight
Comdr. Rainey
Presbyterian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Elks Lodge
Chester
Ben Rainey
Walter
U. S. Coast Guard
Portland
Robert
Shelby
Ohio
James Kortum
St. Louis
Raymond Heidtke
Malcolm Yetman
Washington, D. C
Schroeder
Frank McLaughen
Evergreen
Shoe Factories Set Vacations
Employees at two area shoe factories will take the week of July 4 as vacation, according to executives of the plants. The plan affects workers across departments as the facilities shut for the holiday week.
Audit Finds Waterworks Funds With Restricted Cash
An audit of Carbondale waterworks shows assets 98 807 dollars and liabilities 139 572 dollars. Auditors Curtis and Ross explain 1 860 dollars of current liabilities are paid from current assets, while 137 712 dollars will be covered by a restricted cash fund.
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Carbondale Waterworks and Sewerage Disposal System
Curtis and
Ross
Water and Sewer Department
Water works and sewerage system financial totals outlined
The report covers principal and interest liabilities, operating expenses for the water works at 59 978 dollars and sewerage system at 21 889 dollars. Administrative and general expense for both systems is 17 910 dollars. Total net worth including all surpluses and grants stands at 1 492 586 dollars.
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Emery TV
Murphysboro
PUREX
Plee-Zing Food Stores
Call Carbondale
Carterville
Herrin
Marion
Southern
Holden
John W. Pewer
Ellis R. Crandle
McGowan
Grider, Sailly, C. V. Grider Sr
Coleman Chevrolet Co. of
West Frankfort
Brown Shoe Co
International Shoe Co
Steeleville
Riverside Park
Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce
Rechter Bros
Dipsco
CBS Televisiona
Witness
Star Chief
Custom
Catalina
Pontiac
America
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Hunter Motor
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