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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1968

Page

8

Assessors Attend 10th Annual School Workshop in Peoria

Lou King Williamson County supervisor of assessments and deputies Dean Melvin and Wade Rowatt attended the 10th annual workshop for assessors in Peoria. The Illinois Department of Revenue co-sponsored the school to teach laws on personal and real estate assessments. King in Course 3 and Rowatt with Melvin in Course 1. About 700 of 1400 assessors attended. King proposed forming a southern district assessors organization and a similar school next fall. Mrs Odessa Hart Brown left a tenth of her estate valued at 315 728 to First Baptist Church. it may receive over 31 000.

Lou King Williamson County Dean Melvin Wade Rowatt Peoria School For Illinois Department of Revenue Illinois King Rowatt Melvin Department of Revenue Winston Salem N.Y Odessa Hart Brown First Baptist Church

Scholarship for 300 Fails to Find Eligible Recipient

Southern Illinois University cannot award a $300 scholarship created in 1964 by Tri-County Electric Cooperative of Mount Vernon due to no qualified nominees from Jefferson Washington Marion counties. Eligibility requires a member’s child, financial need, and upper-half high school ranking. nominees may be sent to Post Office Drawer 309 Mount Vernon.

Southern Illinois University Jefferson - Washington - Marion Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc Mount Vernon H. G. Downey Tri-County Electric Cooperative

Estle H Butts Carbondale dies after long illness at 80

Estle H Butts 80 of 404 S Forest St Carbondale died 1 30 pm Monday at Styrest Nursing Home after a five year illness She was a Tigert Church member for 50 years born Feb 20 1888 in Springfield Ind She leaves two Carbondale sisters and one in Benton Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Van Natta Funeral Home Carbondale with Rev Edward Hoffman Burial in St Johns Lutheran Cemetery southwest of Anna Friends may call There is a new planning newsletter from the Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission available at 22112 W Main St Carbondale

Estle Butts Carbondale Estle H. Butts S. Forest St Styrest Butts Tigert Methodist Church Cairo Springfield Ind Oliver P Etta Dye Holmes Nina Holshouser Elizabeth Riley Mable Cullum Benton van Natta Funeral Home Edward Hoffman First Methodist Church St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery Anna Greater Egypt

Fire damages Norman's Restaurant near Williamson County fairgrounds

A passerby alerted police Sunday to a blaze at Norman's Restaurant on Old Rt. 13 Marion. Fire Chief Lonnie Dungey described heavy flames. interior and kitchen equipment were destroyed but the building was saved. Cause undetermined. Operator J Ralph Norman was away tiling flooring when the fire alarm sounded. Also in Marion, Jerry Kirk was fined 25 dollars for theft with 100 dollars restitution ordered to Throgmorton.

Old Rt. 13 Williamson County Fairgrounds Marion J. Ralph Norman Norman Uncle Tom’s Cafe Lonnie Dungey Jerry Kirk Rt. 1 Herrin Lan Haney Kirk Raymond L. Throgmorton

William O Price Carbondale resident dies at 84

William Otho Price of 305A East Oak Street Carbondale died Monday at Tyler's Nursing Home at age 84 after about a year of illness. He was a retired laborer born August 5 1884 in Huntington Tennessee. Survivors include his wife Della son Ernest of Chicago daughters Mildred Price and Gloria Hill of Jackson Michigan five grandchildren and two sisters in law. Services Thursday at Bethel AME Church burial Oakland Cemetery. Algee Funeral Home in charge.

William Otho Price E. Oak St Carbondale Tylers Nursing Home Price Huntington Tenn Della Ernest Chicago Mildred Price Gloria Hill Jackson Mich Bethel A.M.E John Francisco Oakland Cemetery Bethel Church Algee’s Funeral Home

Open House At Steeleville High School Attracts 700 Visitors

Approximately 700 people attended the Steeleville High School open house at 701 South Sparta Street. Student council members led tours while teachers explained room use. Superintendent Felix A. Williams said refreshments were prepared by home economics students. The new school has 18 teaching stations and began use January 2 on a 20 acre site adjoining the grade school.

Steeleville High School South Sparta St Felix A. Williams

Carbondale Driver Charged After SIU Campus Crash

Harry J. Curtis 22 of Carbondale charged with driving too fast for conditions on SIU campus drive after his car forced Paul Dugas’ vehicle into a parked car owned by John E. Finchan. Curtis admitted passing Dugas’ car. No damage estimate available.

Harry J. Curtis Oakland Ave Carbondale Southern Illinois University SIU Curtis Paul Dugas SIU Broadcasting Service Dugas John E. Finchan S. Logan St Finchan

Car crash sparks grass fire near Hurst injures none

A car driven by Mike Mitchell of Blairsville ran a road along the Big Muddy River, struck a power pole, and started a small grass fire east of Hurst Monday night. Hurst firefighters quickly contained the blaze. No injuries reported. Mitchell was ticketed.

Hurst Mike Mitchell Blairsville Big Muddy Mitcheff

Police Briefs From West Frankfort Carterville and Marion

West Frankfort reports Mattie Pitt cited for speeding with $20 fine. Carterville records Darlene Runge fined $15 for speeding. Marion lists Billy Corder with a $21 fine, details incomplete.

West Frankfort Mattie Pittman Carterville Darlene Runge Marion Billy Corder

Extensions and Cost Compare for Telephone Service

The piece outlines two approaches to extending telephone service. Approach No 1 costs nothing beyond potential running time and medical risk after a fall. Approach No 2 costs about four cents daily, cheaper than a regular phone. No third option exists. contact the business office or the telephone truck man.

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