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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1955

Page

5

Weather floods Wyoming towns with 20 inch rain

Torrington and surrounding towns faced widespread damage as storms drenched southeastern Wyoming with up to 20 inches of rain and hail. Highways flooded, power outages occurred, and the National Guard helped transport people and supply food and coffee to stranded residents. Bridges washed out and wildlife carcasses backed up on roads.

Torrington Wyo Wyoming North Platte River Valley National Guard Laramie Fort Laramie Guernsey Creek Red Cross Civil Defense

Funeral Services For Mrs Katie Green In Waltonville

Funeral services for Mrs. Katie Green 85 of Waltonville were held at 2 p m in the Church of Christ Waltonville with Rev Clayton Hall officiating She died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital Mt Vernon She survived by two daughters Mrs Mary Hart and Mrs Inez Isom both of Waltonville and one sister Mrs Master Sinclair of Bonnie Burial followed at Knob Prairie Cemetery Waltonville. Brayfield Funeral Home Lesser handled arrangements.

Katie Green Waltonville Church of Christ At Clayton Hall

Allies May Seek Halt In European Arms Race At Summit

At the upcoming Big Four gathering the United States Britain and France may propose a formula for reversing Europe’s arms race. Dulles and Macmillan Pinay discussed the idea in New York and San Francisco amid the Alaska Siberia incident with a Soviet jet. Molotov offered partial reparations, easing tensions though not satisfying Washington. Western ministers favored a broader conference including NATO allies and possibly Moscow.

M. O Press United States Britain France Russia Europe Dulles Harold Macmillan Antoine Pinay New York San Francisco United Nations V. M. Molotov U. S. Navy Alaska Siberia State Department Molotov U. S Eisenhower Bulgaria Eden Faure Geneva European Moscow Warsaw

U N Session Declared Worthwhile by Major Powers

Moscow and the Western Powers agreed the U N tenth anniversary session in San Francisco was worthwhile. They credited the week of diplomacy for better understanding ahead of the Geneva summit next month. Observers noted Western unity, possible China issues, and focus on disarmament and German unification.

Russia U. N Geneva Eelco N. van Kleffens China

Mrs Estelle Adams Dies At 55 In Marion

Mrs Estelle Adams 55 of 104 S Liberty St Marion died at 12 30 am at her home after three years ill health She was born March 23 1900 in Johnston City and lived in Marion 16 years She is survived by her husband Ralph a son Joe Donald of Marion a sister Lettie Lee of Johnston City and brothers Russell and Edgar Fehrenbaker Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City with Rev Vernon Moore officiating Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home.

Estelle Adams S. Liberty St Marion Johnston City Ralph Joe Donald Lettie Lee Russell Fehrenbaker Edgar Fehrenbaker Carbondale Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Vernon Moore Lakeview Cemetery

Billy Graham Draws 65,000 in Nuernberg Germany

American evangelist Billy Graham addressed his largest German revival, drawing about 65,000 people at the former Nazi rally grounds. About 9,000 U.S. servicemen and families attended, and 6,000 people, including 1,200 Americans, stepped forward to make decisions for Christ after the sermon.

Billy Graham Germany U. S Graham

Mt. Vernon Man Dies In Blaze

Claude King, 50, of Mount Vernon was burned to death early Sunday when a cabin near Mineral Lake seven miles north of Mount Vernon was destroyed by fire. Wesley Hart, caretaker for lakeside cabins, alerted a rural fire department after being awakened by the blaze of undetermined origin. Only one other cabin was slightly damaged.

Claude King Mount Vernon Mineral Lake Wesley Hart

Murphysboro Civic Groups To Install New Officers

Two Murphysboro groups plan officer installations this week. Rotary Club will elect Dick Carr as president and install Carl Stoker as secretary and R L McCormack as treasurer, with Peyton Kance retiring. Lions Club to install Edward Althoff as president, succeeding Joe Daniel. Kiwanis discusses July Fourth plans and to run two concession stands in Riverside Park.

Murphysboro Dick Carr J. C. Penney Rotary Club Pres Peyton Kance Carl Stoker R. L. McCormack Lions Club Edward Althoff Joe Daniel Kiwanis Club Riverside Park

Marion Clerk Dies At 57

Brady Greenwood 57 of 524 E Thorne St Marion died at home Sunday after a long heart condition. Employed at J W Walker clothing in Marion since 1933 he was the longest serving clerk. He was a member of First Methodist Lions Elks Lake Creek Masonic Lodge 720 and Retail Clerks Union. Born January 4 1898 in Johnston City he married Edna Calhoun December 25 1925 in Carterville. He leaves a wife a son a daughter Georgia Lacat in Exmore Virginia two brothers F M and Clyde in Detroit. Services Tuesday at 2 pm at First Mist Church. Burial Lakeview Johnston City. Memorial calls at Wilson Frick Marion.

Greenwood J. W. Walker Clothing Stores Marion First Methodist Church Lions Club Elks Lodge Lake Creek Masonic Lodge Retail Clerks Union Johnston City Edna Calhoun Carterville Georgia Lacatad Exmore F. M Clyde Detroit Mich First Mist C. V. Tolley Lakeview Cemetery Wilson-Frick Funeral

Streator Man Charged With Jonesboro Theft

A 32 year old Streator man is in Union County jail at Jonesboro charged with a March 8 liquor store burglary. Sheriff Roy Dillon says Joe Horner was brought from Streator on the burglary charge at Colonial Liquor Store near Jonesboro. Horner’s hearing is not yet set. Three other men indicted by the Union Grand Jury will face hearings Thursday in Jonesboro: George W. MacNeil Baltimore Md for armed robbery Everett Yates indecent liberties John Taylor burglary and larceny.

Union County Jonesboro Roy Dillon Streator Joe Horner Colonial Dillon Horner Harold L. Zimmerman Union Grand George W. MacNeil Baltimore, Md Everett Yates John Taylor

Funeral today for Anna resident Clinton Cash

Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ in Anna for Clinton Cash 76 of 100 W Monroe St Anna who died Saturday at home. Norris Funeral Home Anna handled burial in Jonesboro Cemetery. He was born in Hamilton County and lived in Union County over 30 years. A retired farmer and carpenter he leaves no immediate relatives.

Clinton Cash Monroe St Anna Church of Jesus Christ Jonesboro Norris Funeral Home Hamilton County Union County

Funeral Wednesday for Mrs Alice Tweedy of Wolf Lake

Mrs. Alice A. Tweedy 84 of Wolf Lake died Sunday at her home after a short illness. She was born in Union County and lived in Wolf Lake 37 years. Survived by daughters Bertha Pygett Anna Nevada Williams Cobden Iva Rendleman Myrtle Carter Nona Wilson all of Wolf Lake and sons Dewey and Lester of Wolf Lake. Sister Mary QO Aldrich El Monte California. Brother Robert Martin Marion Indiana.

Alice A. Tweedy Wolf Lake Union County Bertha Pygett Anna Nevada Williams Cobden Iva Rendleman Myrtle Carter Nona Wilson Dewey and Lester Mary QO. Aldrich el Monte Calif Robert Martin Marion Ind

Crash Victims Listed In Murphysboro Area Collision

Gene Comte Jr., 20, of Murphysboro and George Murphy, 45, of St. Louis were listed in satisfactory condition at Doctor's Hospital in Carbondale after a near head on crash on Route 13 four miles east of Murphysboro.

Gene Comte Jr Murphysboro George Murphy St. Louis Chios Doctor’s Hospital Carbondale Rt. 13

Funeral Details for William Lively and Lewis Mitchell

Wednesday service at Wolf Lake Methodist Church with pastors William Lively and Lewis Mitchell officiating. Burial to follow at Alto Pass Cemetery. Friends may call at Norris and Son Chapel in Jonesboro until the funeral.

Wolf Lake Methodist Church William Lively Lewis Mitchell Alto Pass Cemetery Norris and Son Chapel Jonesboro

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