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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1957

Page

3

Wreck injures nine near Herrin Wye on Rt. 13

Nine people including three infants were hurt in a head on collision 100 yards east of the Herrin Wye on Route 13 at 3 p.m. Saturday. Names include James Sneed 23 and Mrs Wanda Sneed 19 of Carbondale, Joe Cook 23 and Ruth Cook 23, Dorothy Browning 47, and 16 year old Jane Browning. Donald Cook six months and Dennis Sneed six months also injured. All were taken to Marion Memorial Hospital in good condition. Browning and Donald Cook to be released today. Browning charged with being in the wrong lane. Joe Cook Sr faces trespassing and disturbing the peace charges pending before Carbondale Police Magistrate.

Herrin Wye Herfin Wye Rt. 13 James Sneed S. Washington St Carbondale Wanda Sneed Joe Cook N. Wail St Ruth Cook Dorothy Browning Washington St du Qusin Jane Browning Joe Cook,Jr Donald Cook Dennis Sneed Marion Memorial Hospital Miss Browning Browning Carnaghi Joe Cook Sr Roy Hall

Tittle Named Assistant Chief State Highway Engineer

Springfield June 24 R H Tittle of Springfield an Illinois Division of Highways engineer since 1921 has been named assistant chief state highway engineer by Director Edwin A Rosenstone. Tittle has led construction for the division since 1949 and succeeds Elmer R Knight who relinquishes the post due to illness but will remain in an advisory role.

Springfield R. H. Tittle Ingfield Ilinois Division of Highways Edwin A. Rosenstone State Department of Public Works and Buildings Tittle Division of Highways Elmer R. Knight Rosenstone

Carbondale Man Held on License Plate Violation

Charles I. Morgan, 23, of 810 N. Carico St, Carbondale, is jailed in Jackson County on a charge of having stolen license plates. He was arrested by State Patrolman Don Ragsdale on Sunday and fined $14 by Carbondale Justice Pat Dwyer for lacking an operator's license.

Charles I. Morgan Carico St Carbondale Jackson County Murphysboro Morgan Don Ragsdale Justice of the Peace Pat Dwyer

Break-in Reported at Local Firm Front Door

Sunday morning a break-in was reported at a local firm with an attempt to pry open the front door. No other damage was found and no injuries were reported. Local police are investigating.

Klingberg to discuss UN talk at church meeting

Professor Frank Klingberg of Southern Illinois University in the government department will discuss the United Nations at the monthly meeting of the Women’s Alliance of the First Presbyterian Church of Murphysboro. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. on June 27.

Klingberg Frank Klingberg Southern Illinois University Government Department United Nations Alan First Presbyterian Church of Murphysboro

Police Briefs from Murphysboro Court Fines

Murphysboro Police Court fined Ray J Moore of 632 North 15th Street fourteen dollars including costs for intoxication. James V West of 920 East Street Louis fined seventeen dollars including costs. John D Sands of 4562 A Laclede Avenue St Louis fined one hundred seven dollars including costs for driving under the influence of intoxicants.

Muphysboro Ray J. Moore 15Th St Murphysboro James V. West East St. Louis John D. Sands Laclede Ave St. Louis

Gray Hoffman to Speak in Salem

Rep Kenneth J Gray and State Treasurer Elmer Hoffman will speak at the Marion County Soldier's and Sailor's Reunion in Salem. Gray attends Democratic Day Tuesday with a 5 30 p m dinner and 7 p m talk in Bryan Park. Hoffman appears Wednesday for a 5 30 p m dinner at the Masonic Temple and 7 p m speech in the park.

Kenneth J. Gray West Frankfort Elmer Hoffman Marion County Salem Gray Frederick Merritt Bryan Park Hoffman Masonic Temple

Three Area Delegates Attend National Meet

Three Southern Illinois delegates attend the Presbyterian Young People National Assembly at Grinnell College Iowa from June 26 to July 3. Richard Winters of Murphysboro Allen Arnold of Carbondale and John Hish of Ridgway attend with Mrs Winters accompanying as adviser.

Southern Illinois Lake 4 Young People National Assembly Grinnell College Iowa National Assembly Richard Winters Murphysboro Allen Arnold Carbondale John Hish Ridgway Winters

Allen Plant Expansion Possible Despite Market Pressures

Oscar A. Markus of Hervin Allen Industries says Herrin plant expansion depends on business trends and order levels. The firm may add 200 to 300 workers next year if competitiveness and demand for automobile interior trim parts stay strong, with no new building plan now and payroll around $0.00 per month for 700 workers.

Hervin Allen Industries Oscar A. Markus Detroit Mich Herrin Markus Allen

Funeral Services for Elkville Resident Frank Shaw

Frank L. Shaw 75 of Elkville died at home Saturday after a long life as a Jackson County resident and retired miner. Born in Oroville in 1882, he married three times and is survived by Eliza Kimmel, a son in Dowell, daughters Genevieve Bullar and Geneva Curtis, brothers John and Buford, and eight grandchildren. Visitation at Schrode r Funeral Home in Du Quoin precedes services Tuesday at Elkville Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Glenn Fisher. Burial in Elkville Cemetery.

Frank L. Shaw Elkville Oroville Jackson County Shaw Johann Degenhardt Chloe Shepard Eliza Kimmel Frances Dowell Genevieve Bullar de Soto Geneva Curtis du Quoin John and Buford

Constable Held After Creal Springs Fight

Creal Springs marshal filed charges against Williamson County constable Ray McGee and Omer Tanner after a disturbance at a Creal Springs restaurant. McGee allegedly fought Rector, cocked a revolver, fired into the air, and threatened violence. They were jailed pending arraignment.

Southern Township Ray McGee Rt. 5 Marion McGee Omer Tanner Dykersburg Ruel Rector Creal Springs Corbett Edwards Rector Tanner Ing Schafer John Neal Sam Garnall Williamson County Carl Sneed Tastee Se Dus

All in the Family Wedding at De Soto Lutheran

The De Soto Lutheran Church wedding featured Rev W D West officiating his son-in-law F E Johnson aged 65 of Elmwood Park as groom. West’s father R E West from Centralia served as best man with his wife as matron of honor. The bride Virginia Cody of Oak Park wore a tailored suit with gardenia corsage. the officiant called the ceremony about his 75th.

de Soto Lutheran Church W. D. West

Bids Opened For First Area Rt. 4 Work

State Highway Department announced low bid for zone one Rt. 4 projects near Dongola Cairo’s Stephens Ready-Mix bid 345 386 for two reinforced concrete overpasses at township roads. Five other area bids include asphalt surfacing on Rt. 4 to Lake Murphysboro and Rt. 45 resurfacing, plus lighting at Du Quoin.

New Orleans State Highway Department Union County Stephens Ready-Mix Concrete Co Cairo Dongola Rt. 4 W. D. MacLeod Carbondale Genera MacLeod Triangle Construction Co Kankakee Lake Murphysboro Massac County Rt. 45 Massac - Johnson County Marion County Construction Co Centralia Perry Washington Counties Randolph- Perry County Coulterville Bituminous Fuel & Oil Co St. Louis

Mrs Lillian Gulley Dies in Robinson

Mrs Lillian Gulley 65 Marion native died at 11 a m Sunday in Robinson where she lived She was married to the late Edward Gulley a member of Robinson First Methodist Church She leaves a daughter and other relatives Services will be at 3 p m Tuesday at Mitchell Funeral Home Marion Rev C V Tolley will officiate Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call after 1 p m Tuesday at the funeral home

Schroeder du Quoin Elkville Methodist Church Glenn Fisher Elkville Cemetery Lillian Gulley Marion Robinson Liv Sin Vie Bie Les Edward Gulley Robinson First Methodist Church Pats Mitchell Funeral Home C. V. Tolley Maplewood Cemetery

Burglar Gets Nothing For All His Work

A Cobden store and taxi stand was broken into but nothing was stolen. A. M. Thompson reported to the Union County Sheriff’s office that the door was forced and stock and office were ransacked, though nothing appeared missing as the burglar searched for money.

Cobden A. M. Thompson Union County Sheriff’s Office

Train Hits Brisbane Station inexpress crash injuring one hundred

The Sydney Brisbane Express slammed into Brisbane station on Sunday as the engineer pulled a useless brake. The diesel locomotive struck a heavy steel buffer and breached a concrete wall by a busy street, injuring about 100 people, most of them passengers in the first two cars.

Brisbane

SIU Dean Attends Latin American Library Seminar

Ward M. Morton of Southern Illinois University attended the Second Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials at the University of Texas on June 19 20.

Ward M. Morton Southern Illinois University University of Texas

Mug drive-in grill fire in Carbondale at 520 East Main

Firemen responded to a blaze at the Mug drive-in located at 520 East Main Street in Carbondale. The grill fire was extinguished by firefighters at 4 20 p m without reported injuries.

Carbondale Main St

Auto crash leaves one dead and others injured near Carterville

A three car crash on Rt 13 west of Carterville at 10 45 p m left Donald Gene Dugger 26 of 214 E Idaho Ave dead at the scene. Paul D Noakes 17 of Charlie is to face charges. Phyllis Ann Phillips of Carbondale and several others were injured. Coroner Adolph Flack postponed Dugger’s inquest until witnesses are released from hospital.

Paul D. Noakes Charlie Williamson County Carl Miller Noakes Carterville Crossroads Rt. 13 Donald Gene Dugger Idaho Ave Williamson Adolph Flack Dugger Flack Carterville Sheriff Miller Phyllis Ann Phillips Carbondale Moakes Miss Phillips Aston Morrisey Gordon Charles Gower William Howerton Crainville

Expensive New Car Visit Ends in Minor Crash

Levi Von Schmitte of Carbondale told police he was driving north on North Illinois avenue looking at new cars in Vogler agency showroom at 301 N Illinois Ave when his car struck the left rear fender of Larry Hutchison's car. No charges were filed. The accident occurred at 9 am. Also noted are upcoming postage rate increases effective July 1 affecting registered mail, insurance, certified mail, money orders, return receipts, and other services.

Levi von Schmitte Carbondale Illinois Avenue Vogler Agency Illinois Ave Larry Hutchison Vernon Ege Congress

Woman Hurt by Car Door in Carterville

Mrs. Delilah Robinson age 38 of Rt. 2 Carterville cut her left finger when caught in a car door at 2 15 pm Saturday. She received treatment at Marion Memical Hospital where she works in the dietary department.

Delilah Robinson Rt. 2 Carterville Marion Memical Hospital

Three Hurt In Head-on Collision Near West Vienna

At 5:40 this morning on Route 37 one and a half miles north of West Vienna three men were injured in a head-on collision. A car from Camden driven by an unnamed 26 year old and a vehicle driven by John H. Taylor 34 of Vienna collided on a hill in a no-passing zone. Taylor suffered serious knee injuries, two broken ribs, and a lacerated forehead and was taken to Marion Veterans Hospital. Passenger James Donald Heywood 22 of Cleveland Ohio had minor injuries. Porter, the Camden driver, was fined 250 dollars for reckless driving and jailed in Johnson County awaiting payment.

West Vienna Ce Ok Pall Camden Ark John H. Taylor Rt. 4 Vienna Porter James Donald Heywood Cleveland Ohio Taylor Marion Veterans Hospital Johnson County

Dog Vaccination Clinic by Dr Bayles at Johnston City Hall

Marion veterinarian Dr G W Bayles will vaccinate dogs for rabies at Johnston City Hall from noon to 5 p m Friday. The event aims to protect pets and prevent disease spread in the community.

G. W. Bayles Marion Johnston City Hall

Coins Piling Up In Banks Because Express Strike

Area banks hold thousands in nickels and pennies from parking meters and vaults as a Teamsters strike blocks Railway Express shipments to seven cities. In Carbondale $5100 awaits shipment, mostly at First National Bank, while Bank of Herrin has $16000 in quarters ready for St Louis Fed. Small coin shipments may go by insured mail at higher cost. The embargo affects St Louis Chicago Cincinnati among others.

Teamsters Union Way Express Carbondale First National Bank Express Federal Reserve Bank St. Louis Bank of Herrin St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank Chicago Cincinnati D. L. Rees Railway Express Railway Clerks Brotherhood

Rehabilitation Institute enrolls five area specialists

Five area specialists in the problems of handicapped are enrolled in Southern Illinois University’s 4th annual Rehabilitation Institute. The program serves workers in services to the handicapped and includes Normen Greene Mrs. Mabel Pulliam Edward VanDam of Carbondale Agnes Schmaeng of Cairo and Rev. V Tikusis clinical psychologist at Menard Prison Chester.

Southern Illinois University Normen Greene Mabel Pulliam Edward VanDam Carbondale Agnes Schmaeng Cairo Rev. V. Tikusis Menard Prison Chester

Back From Cruise Navy radar man returns home

James A. Fulton Navy radar man third class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arther R. Fulton of Pinckneyville, arrived in Norfolk after a month long Mediterranean tour with the U.S. Sixth Fleet aboard ship.

James A. Fulton Navy Arther R. Fulton E. Laurel St Pinckneyville Norfolk U.S. Sixth Fleet Mediterranean

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wye Marion Memorial Hos Pital J. E. Griswold Joe Cook Jr Highway Post Gray, Hoffman Frank Shaw Ione Renalin Dale Denny Construction Co Anna Pulaski County Ullin R. Dron Electrical Co., Inc Granite City Australia Teamsters Railway Express Co Glen Storme Carbondale First National Bank Cruise
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