Deaths in area include Linda Hood and Linda McCabe
Notices list multiple deaths from June 24 25 1981 across West Frankfort Carrier Mills and nearby towns. Linda Hood 38 of 1003 East Cherry West Frankfort died at home at 8 30 am June 25 autopsy pending. Mary Elizabeth McCabe 88 of Route 2 Creal Springs died at home June 24 funeral at St Francis de Sales Church. Others include Glenn E Lackey Fred Wall Ida Roberts Ford Weberling Pearl Garrison George Miller Susie Martin Loran Bailey Hazel Dycus and Danny Driemeyer with service details and surviving relatives.
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Linda Hood
E. Cherry
West Frankfort
Charles Seagle
Union Funeral Home
Mary Elizabeth McCabe
Creal Springs
Thomas
Mary Nancy Murphy van Dyke
James Michael McCabe
Daisie McCabe
J. C
John
Francis
Marion
J.W
Harrisburg
Vincent
Allan
Clarence
Cotton
Stonefort
McCabe
St. Francis de Sales Church
St. Francis Cemetery
New Burnside
James Thornton
Carrier Mills
St. Francis de Sales
Glenn E. Lackey
Wickenburg
Ariz
Pulaski
Ill
Pontiac
Mich
Arizona
Mount Pleasant
Dorothy Calvin
Euncie Masterson
South Haven
Delcie Gaines
Lois Davidson
Kansas City
Kan
George W
Jonesboro
Farnsworth-Jones Funeral Home
Tamms
Fred O. Wall
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Wall
Old Bend
United Mine Workers
Antioch Methodist Church
Franklin County
Scott
Polly Ann Pinkston Wall
M. Agnes Rotramel
East Fork Cemetery
Parker-Reedy Funeral Home
Ida M. Roberts
Memorial Hospital
Carbondale
Roberts
Pomona
Ford Henry Weberling
Route 1
Murphysboro
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Pettett Funeral Home
Pearl B. Garrison
Hurst
Walker Funeral Home
East Lawn Memorial
Herrin
Garrison
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
First Baptist Church
Eastern Star
Thebes
Mose
May Stewart Shettleworth
Cecil M. Garrison
Mound City
James
Taylor, Mich
Bill
Dupe
Bobby
Edwardsville
Hazel Vickers
du Quoin
William F. Shettleworth
Rantoul
George “Tommy” Miller
Eagles Aerie
Matilda Rendleman
Lelia Tuttle
Lilia
Vicki Penrod
Pettett
Alto Pass
Susie Ozella Martin
Route 2
The
Baptist Church
Natchez
Miss
Jordan
Addie Marshall Chaviss
John Martin
Elmertte Taborn
George Tanner
Maywood
Galilee Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Jackson Funeral Home
Loran H. Bailey
S. Maple St
Searby Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
U.S. Postal Service
du Qoin Vfw
du Qoin
Corey J
Myrtle McMurray Bailey
Hazel Edwards Dycus
S. Jesse St
Christopher
Marshall Browning Hospital
Dycus
First Christian Church of
Kentucky
Joe
Doris Tate Balwin
Robert Edwards
Seth Dycus
Bob Edwards
Williden McMillian
Valparaiso
Ind
Herbert Balwin
Lucy Mae Miller
Gilbert Funeral Home
Harrison Cemetery
Buckner
Johnson Funeral Home
Danny Driemeyer
N. 8Th St
Memorial Hospital of
Williamson crime rise in Williamson County 1980 report
The Illinois Department of Law Enforcement reports Williamson County crimes increased 12 percent from 1979 to 1980, to 8.7 percent above state average. Forcible rape rose from two to ten cases, a 400 percent jump, and robberies rose from ten to 27. Aggressive assault declined. Statewide robberies led gains at 10 percent. A copy of Crime in Illinois 1980 is available at the Williamson County state's attorney's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County
Illinois Department of Law Enforcement
Illinois
Two Chester men charged with burglary in Randolph County
Two Chester residents Benny J. Wahl age 18 and Jerry W. Szabelski age 17 were jailed in Randolph County Chester on burglary charges tied to the R R Tavern theft earlier this month. Wahl arrested on a county warrant and Szabelski by Chester police with bond set at 7500 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Randolph County
Benny J. Wahl
Jerry W. Szabelski
Wahl
Randolph County Sheriff's Deputies
Szabelski
Michael R. Henry
Baldwin
Amy R. Hildebrand
Tilden
Sparta
Miss Hildebrand
Henry
Fine ordered in damage and burglary charges
Robert C. Jackson of Logan received 12 months court supervision and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to criminal damage theft and burglary in Williamson County Circuit Court. Judge Robert Howert sentenced him on a negotiated plea for an incident March 9 in the SI Bowl parking lot east of Carterville. Jackson damaged Charles Saunders auto smashing windows entered the car and took eight track tapes. Laura K. Bargers charges from the same incident were dismissed at Saunders request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Jackson
Logan
Williamson County
Jackson
Robert Howert
Carterville
Charles Saunders
Laura K. Barger
Saunders
Marion Man in Critical Condition After Crash
Marion resident Buyr Grissham, 76, remains critical after his pickup was struck broadside by a dump truck on Illinois 37. The crash occurred at 8 30 a m as both vehicles traveled north, and Grissham was taken to three hospitals before arrival at Firmin Desloge in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Buyr Grissham
Firmin Desloge
St. Louis
Grissham
Marion Memorial Hospital
Carbondale Memorial Hospital
Illinois 37
Illinois
Bobby Carpenter
Carpenter
Marion boy hospitalized after car bicycle crash
Kevin S Harris, 14, of rural Marion, was listed in fair condition at Marion Memorial Hospital after a 1:35 p.m. Tuesday crash on County Road 903 in Lake Creek Township. James A Hogg, 19, of Motel Marion, driving eastbound, said the bicycle swerved as he tried to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin S. Harris
Marion
Marion Memorial Hospital
Lake Creek Township
Williamson County Sheriff's Department
James A. Hogg
Harris
Hogg
Marion senior swim hour at risk due to low turnout
Marion area senior citizens who enjoy swimming may lose the Senior Citizens Hour at the Marion Swimming Pool because participation is low. The first session drew only two swimmers. pool manager Jo Carol Blumenstock cites financial concerns if the trend continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Area
Marion
Jo Carol Blumenstock
Herrin
Williamson County Program On
Aleda Doelitzsch
Burglar Steals $500 From Carbondale Vehicle
Carbondale police report a car burglary on Wednesday night at 610 S Illinois Ave. Money taken included a money order totaling 500 dollars. The victim, Alan G Bourg of Route 3 Carbondale, said the break in occurred between 9 and 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Alan G. Bourg
Route 3
Illinois Ave
Continued Warm Weather Across Much of the Country
Warm conditions persist with showers forecast for southern Texas and Florida. Southern Illinois reported a 95 degree high on Wednesday, and a 74 degree low from 7 a.m. Wednesday to 7 a.m. today with no rain. The 9 a.m. temperature stood at 80 degrees as sunsets and sunrises bracket the period with 8:24 p.m. and 5:24 a.m. respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Florida
Illinois
Costume exhibit and community events fill SIUC and surrounding towns
Calendar listings include a SIUC Museum exhibition Costumes from the Museums Collection opening at Faner Hall with hours 10 am to 4 pm on weekdays and 1:30 to 4:30 pm on Sunday. Public meetings cover ALCOHOLICS Anonymous and Al-Anon sessions in Carbondale and Eldorado, Perry County, plus a Thompsonville Historical Society gathering with Cecil Neal speaking. A Ladies Auxiliary potluck in Benton, a Murphysboro Story Hour, and a Carbondale rodeo contests in the University Mall are noted along with a Square Dance Club event and a Crossroads Tabernacle dedication with Rev R A Sabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Marion First Methodist Church
Main St
Carbondale
Pinckneyville
Thompsonville Historical Society
South Main Street
Cecil Neal
Benton
Sallie Logan Public Library
Walnut St
Murphysboro
University Museum
Faner Hall
Owing
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
University Mall
Melody Dare
HI Neighbors Square Dance Club
Carbondale Community Center
W. Elm St
Lee Wilson
Paducah
Bobby Newman
NEW Crossroads Tabernacle
Illinois 149
Hurst
Dedi
Local Southern Illinois Theater Listings today
Carbondale and surrounding towns showcase double features and regular runs at SALUKI 1 2 NEW LIBERTY CINEMA 1 2 STARLITE Eldorado SPARTA THEATRE UNIVERSITY 4 CINEMA 4 MARION Drive-In listings include titles from Superman Raiders of the Lost Ark Clash of the Titans Cannonball Run and more across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Cheech and Chong
New Liberty
Murphysboro
Toler, Benton
Webster
Steeleville
Harrisburg
CINE
Starlite Drive-In
Eldorado
Sparta Theatre
University
Herbie Goes Bananas
Cinema 4
Marion
Marion Drive-In
How to Submit a Public Calendar Item
Calendar submissions to The Southern Illinoisan are printed free of charge. Send items one week before the event to Calendar The Southern Illinoisan 710 N Illinois Ave Carbondale IL 62901. Include date time place brief description and admission charge if any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois Ave
Carbondale
Ill
SIU Carbondale Offers Free Motorcycle Riding Courses
Southern Illinois University Carbondale Safety Center starts two free riding courses on July 6. Course 14 runs Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 5 30 to 9 p m July 6 to 17. Course 15 runs Tuesdays Thursdays 5 30 to 9 p m and Saturdays 9 a m to noon July 7 to 18. Motorcycles insurance and helmets provided. Minimum age 15. Call 536 7751 for registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale Safety Center
Franklin Hospital weighs master plan for relocation project
Franklin Hospital Board of Trustees created a planning and development post and authorized preliminary work to relocate departments. Administrator Dave Woodland will fill the new role, and Drake Partnership of St. Louis will provide preliminary design work. The board set its annual meeting for officer elections at 6:30 p.m. July 22 and provided preliminary budget figures for study before the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Hospital Board of Trustees
Dave Woodland
Drake Partnership of
St. Louis
Woodland
Livestock at National Stockyards Notes Mixed Beef and Hog Trade
Hogs and sow prices rise modestly while cattle and calves decline. Trade activity fair for hogs with steer and heifer weights listed, including 1 2 220 250 Ib at 53.00 53.25 and 300 500 Ib cows at 46.00 46.50, while slaughter cows ease about 1.00. Feeder cattle billed for auction. overall cattle and calves receipts around 900 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Ill
Correction clears misidentified official at Murphysboro luncheon
The Southern Illinoisan reports a Wednesday correction noting Russell Breading was not chairman of the Retail Interest Committee at a Murphysboro Chamber luncheon. The piece also corrects obituaries and a judge visit to Stateville by Illinois judges. Ralph Kempfer was not retired at death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce
Russell Breading
Retail Interest Committee
Robert H. Chase
Marion
Arlie O. Boswell Jr
Harrisburg
Illinois
Stateville Correctional Center
Joliet
Southern Illinoisan
Ralph Kempfer
Randolph County
Randolph County Democrat Central Committee
Kempfer
Memorial Hospital
Chester
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George
Tommy’ Miller
Marion Man
Firmin Vessage
Marion Boy
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of
Siuc
R. A. Sabin
Apostolic Bible Church
St. Paul Minn
FOX
Office of Continuing Education
Franklin Hospital
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