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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1968

Page

8

Crainville public hearing approves plan with one objection

At Crainville grade school a public hearing on the village comprehensive plan drew 15 attendees. GERPD C chairman Pflanz noted the plan links with Carterville only via a parkway behind Carterville High School, prompting Oscar Horsley to warn against too many ties. The plan, prepared with GERPD C, is advisory and aims to guide future growth.

Crainville Dixie Pflant Greater Egypt Pflanz

Funeral Saturday for Lucien Godbert in Johnston City

Funeral services for Lucien Godbert Sr. 82 of 1214 Newton Johnston City will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Mur man and Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City with Rev Celestine Quinn officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery. He died Thursday at Maple House Shelter Care Home Johnston City where he had lived as a patient two weeks. Born in France January 20 1886 he was a retired coal miner and a member of United Mine Workers Local 8490. He is survived by his wife Emerance Coutrvelle of Johnston City sons Theodore and Lucien Jr. both of Johnston City seven grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.

Crawshaw Mortuary Murphysboro Roy John Moore Jackson County Lockport Donald Loesch Fountain Bluff Mr. Moore Jacob John Rosine Bogenpohl Moore Lutheran Church United Steel Workers of America Union Rose Moore Russell Kansas City Wayne Lemont Lucien Godbert Newton St Johnston City Murman and Wilson Celestine Quinn Lakeview Cemetery Godbert Maple House France United Mine Workers of America Emerance Coutrvelle Theodore Lucien Jr

Eisenhower Shows Continued Improvement After Heart Attack

A Walter Reed medical bulletin reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is making continued and satisfactory progress and sits up for short periods each day. Doctors cautioned it is too early to set a departure date from the hospital.

Washington (Ap Dwight D. Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital

Senate delays push for stronger gun control measures

Senate Judiciary Committee voted 7 to 5 to delay consideration of gun control bills until July 9. The setback follows a cooling public mood after Kennedy assassination and a reversal in House support. Johnson's push for national gun registration and owner licensing faced renewed opposition and a NRA letter campaign.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Johnson Congress National Rifle Association

Edwin Rinne 61 Dies in Steeleville After Illness

Edwin Rinne aged 61 died Thursday at his Steeleville home after a yearlong illness from a heart attack. Born Sept 4 1906 in Randolph County he was married to Elda Brammer in 1927. He leaves a wife a son Lester a daughter Mrs La Verne Perzia two grandchildren a brother and two sisters. Funeral at Peace Lutheran Steeleville with burial in the church cemetery. Police brief notes Jack Williams cited for speeding.

Lora Ethel Williams N. 30Th St Herrin Herrin Hospital Williamson County Albert Whitecotton Brady Jenkins Otto Williams Edwin Rinne Steeleville Randolph County August Wilhelmina Redecker Rinne Elda Brammer Bremen Peace Lutheran Church Lester Chester la Verne Perzia St. Louis Alfred Clara Rowton Ella Gielow Kenneth Schroeder Church Schaack

Illinois gun registration deadline extended to September

Illinois gun owners receive a two month extension to register with the state. Public Safety Director Ross V. Randolph said the deadline shifts from Monday to September 1 to allow all residents to comply. Local law enforcement are asked to delay enforcement as the firearms owner identification division handles a flood of requests. 10,000 to 20,000 registrations arrived daily this week. About 350,000 applications expected to be awaiting processing by Saturday.

Crainville Pflanz Rt. 13 Main Street Greater Egypt State Division of Highways Plan Commission Crainville School Crainville City Hall Laclede Street Jackson Street Marion Street Gene Finnney Village Board and Plan Commission Illinois Williamson County Ross V. Randolph Director of Public Safety Randolph Springfield Don Lemmer Lemmer

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