Cards of Thanks and Hospital Notices Acknowledgments
A long list from Carbondale and nearby towns thanks Rev. William Westy Rev. Jean Knight and others, with hospital notes and admissions Discharges and memorials across Benton West Frankfort Carbondale Murphysboro Pinckneyville and Quincy areas dated in local hospital records and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bridges
Soto
William Westy
Jean Knight
Carevore
Fragmented Names List From Historical Notice in Sparta Union West Frankfort
A garbled OCR list names numerous individuals and locales across Sparta Union West Frankfort and nearby towns including Herrin Davis Nashville East Nashville Vernon City and Virden. The snippet reads as a mixed roster of people with no clear event or outcome.
Births Across Illinois and Tennessee-Listed Additions
A string of birth notices from Herrin to Murphysboro, Carbondale to Duquoin report newborn sons and daughters. Families named include Sims, Johnston City. Payne. Bergman. McHester Moore. Crem Springs. Meginnis. Maddox. Peters. Dale. Ade. Hospitals cited include Memorial Hospital in Herrin, Washinton County Memorial, Doctors Hospital Carbondale, and Shae Memorial Hospital. Dates show Fridays and recent weeks, with several births listed in various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Jars
Johny
Brigay
Herrin Hospital
Johnston City
Payne
Mee
Oneld
P Eaughter Frigey
Addieville
Bergman
Gary
Wash
Inaton County
Nashviill
McHester Moore
iTerry
Chester
Crem
Springs
Hill
Dale
Peters
Arse Rear
Shae Sept Meroe Memorial Hesedale
Murphysboro
Ade
Air
Rovert
Banton Grade School Board Approves Title I Funds
The Banton Grade School Board met Thursday night and approved a 2250 Title I funds application. They accepted the resignation of veteran teacher Fitis Eva Dougherty after 30 years. Joan Mertis granted a leave retroactive to February 2% with Karen Montoya to replace through year end. The calendar was amended to add March 27 to March 30 as Easter vacation if not used for snow days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banton
Title It Fonds
Fitis Eva Dougherty
Tha
Joan Mertis
Karen Montoya
Court report on overweight truck tickets across multiple states
A sprawling court report lists numerous individuals from cities including Arnold Missouri Tiffin Ohio Murray Kentucky Sulphur Springs Texas Magnolia Arkansas Houston Texas Turlock California Memphis Tennessee Gary Indiana Athens Alabama Marion Arkansas Adrian Missouri and others facing overweight truck tickets issued mainly in February 1972 with several entries for disorderly conduct speeding and illegal transportation of alcoholic beverages. Names include Lewis Ray Meltor Christopher Louis Paynar Virgil Roberts Charles P White James Guy Campbell Bobby McMillan Rose M Rogers and Thomas L Pritchatt among others.
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Arnold
Lewis Ray Meltor
Tiffin
Ohio
Ciety & Muliennex
Pete Edwin Myars
Murray
Leary mi
Newberry
Caz Lawranes Roberson Oswald Jr
Christopher
Louis A. Paynar
Springs
Tex
Wilbur Gane Petrea
Magnolia
Arkhols
Virgil Roberts
Houston
Simon Charles Smiths
Arthur
Sweder
Momptis
Tom
Cleveland Taylor Sr
Ficket
Paragould
Ark
Billy C. Travwick
Tecket
Ceriich
Adlss
T ‘Orimin
Wallace
SUSE
Fcket
Fredonia
Pat Robert Li Walters
Elkhart
Ind
Charles P. White
Hooks
James Guy Camalbell
Memphis
Tenn
James R. Campbell
Fleket
Bantons Sport
Chetstlane
Gary
Kermath’ B
Clark
Athens
Ala
Jaman Alton
Campbell
Clinton R
Dafton
Marton
Tom Danial
Hendarson
Robert Barnke
Voller
Gaye Gentry
Jon Lewis Henry
Indianapolis
Bobby NM. Hewitt
Johnson City
Howard Thomas Howard
Dangerfleid
Ray David Klrchen
Fleke
Scobay
Charlie McIntyre
Tebel
Tyler
Bobby BD. McMillan
Dan
Marian
Herbert L. Miner
Shugualaks
Abria Medeare
Johnston City
Lyell
Deaths in Southern Illinois: Hitt Smith Killingsworth
Funeral notices for Pearle Provart Hitt 78 of Christopher list service at Gilbert Funeral Home Christopher with burial at Paradise Prairie Cemetery. Mae E Smith 71 Alto Pass buried at Mardale Gardens Carbondale. Marietta Killingsworth 71 Pinckneyville to be laid to rest at JOOF Cemetery. Imogene McClendon 48 Benton to be buried at Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery. Jennia Owens 70 Du Quoin to be interred at 100F Cemetery. Ray Neal 78 Benton to be buried at Neal Cemetery near Logan. multiple survivors noted.
New drug may cause deformities in babies
A second drug named imipramine is linked to limb deformities when used early in pregnancy. Australian researcher De. William McBride cautions its danger, while a Basel company spokesman refutes it as thalidomide-related. The report notes FDA praise for Dr Frances Oldham Kelsey and historic thalidomide concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Wiliam McBride
McBride
Basel
Switzerland
Ciba-Geigy A.C
Frances Oldham Kelsey
Federal Drug Administration
United States
John F. Kennedy
Police report on Carbondale theft and arrest details
Pat Hanna of Clery Park Manor reported $690 taken Friday night from her apartment in Carbondale. Gary Possivantl, 20, of Park Forest, arrested Friday morning on disorderly conduct and public intoxication after a man from Fun Restaurant brought a dog in and refused to remove it, abusively resisting officers according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondates
Pat Hanna
Clery Park Manor
Carbondale
Gary + Possivantl
Park Forest
Manaer
Building permits listed for local constructions
Building permits show Jxurphyshore Coon Construction Co. for a garage for Henry L. Bullman valued about 1.70, Kinkaid Boat and Camper for a sign at 1720 Walnut St. with costs of remodeling at Ever St valued 2.0, Thormen Ellis for remodeling the home of Roper Borgsmifine at Wannt St valued 30.20. Viola Prather Funeral services will be 1:30 pm today at First Pentecostal Church Herrin for Viola Prather 60 of 909 S. 14th St. Herrin Burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery near Faul ton Rev James Johnson officiating Friends may call at Johnson's Funeral Home until services. She died Friday afternoon in Herrin Hospital after brief illness Born in Onton Ky June 27 1911 daughter of Licius and Sarah Louis Davis Member of First Pentecostal Church Survived by son Bob Beltz of Baltimore Md two sisters Mrs Rachel Reed of Carbondale and Miss Flora Davis of Herrin and two granddaughters A son William four brothers and one sister preceded her in death
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Pearle Provart Hitt
Gilbert Funeral Home
Christopher
S. Thomas St
Richard Lance
Paradise Prairie Cemetery
Hitt
Fair Acres
du Quoin
Sha
First Baptist Church
Hosea
Missouri Cockrum| Provert
Claude Hitt
Mae E. Smith
Walker Funeral Home
Alto Pass
Mardale Gardens
Carbondale
Joe Lenta
Tarami Pentecostal Church
Smith
St. Joseph Hospital
Murphysboro
Pomona
Lafayette
Nora Davidson Franklin
Harry Smith
Alta Pass
Santa Barbara
Calif
Frank Franklin
Freece, Kao
Carl Franklin
Central Point
Ore
Marietta Killingsworth
Pinckneyville
Main
Joof
Charles Bolin
Doerr
Killingsworth
Eagles Lodge
Woman's Club
Denver
Levi and
Bell Goin
Charles Killingsworth
Albany
Cheseldean
Delores Killingsworth
Belleville
Imogene McClendon
First Christian Church
Benton
Imogene ‘McClendon
N. Maple
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Jesse M. Dunn
Hobbs-Johnson
McClendon
Franklin Hospital
Jesse Charell
Mount Funeral
Vienna
Jesse
Jake"Churell
Kerley
Simpson Township
Charles Cooper
Rose Halstead
Churel
Neal
Rose
Pope County
Halstead
Elkville
Marshall Browning Hospital
Sarah Grant
Quoin
Viola Prather
First Pentecostal
Herrin
S. 14Th St
Pleasant Grove
Faulton
James Johnson
Johnson
Prather
Onton
Licius
Sarah Louis Davis
First Pentecostal Church
Bob Beltz
Baltimore
Planned for horseback days hurting small downtowns
The New York Times reports in Janesville Wisconsin and Selma Alabama that small downtowns are deteriorating as shoppers and businesses move to shopping centers. Local officials cite aging layouts and tax-base loss as core problems, with Selma facing closures as Tepper’s moves to a mall worsens vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas E. Kneeland
New York Times
Janesville
Wis
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Selma
Ala
Janesvilles
America
Milwaukee
Madison
Rockford
Rock County
Rock River
Roger E. Krempel
Krempel
Tepper's
Harris plans visit to Carbondale for Walker Eckert endorsement
Sen Fred Harris will be in Carbondale Monday to endorse independent gubernatorial hopeful Dan Walker and running mate Noel Eckert. He speaks at 5 p.m. in the SIU Student Center ballrooms on Educational reform, followed by a brief press conference. Harris had been set to attend the Southern Minor University MUN Feb 24 but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harris
D-Okahoma
Carbondale
Dan Walker
Noel Eckert
Harris
SIU
Southern Minors University
Model United Nations
SIU Calendar Highlights Open to Public
SIU calendar items list operas plays dances and film events at Carbondale with dates and admission. Marjorie Lawrence Opera Falstaff at University Theater 2 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Other productions include One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest reader’s theatre and Southern Repertory Dance. Also listed are student nights, theatricals at Laboratory Theater and public meetings across towns in Williamson and Franklin counties. Campus events include exhibits, drives, and a symphonic band concert at Shryock Auditorium with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lawrence
the Alert
At & Pm
University Theater
Southern Hilnais Universsity
SIU
Student Center Central
Cuckdoms Nest
The
Southern
Linois University Communications Building
Callpre Steg
Laboratory Theater
Communications
Carbondale
Southern Repertory Dance
Company
Southern Dancers
Kurt Baker
Fleet
Rea of Dance
Furr
Southern Illinois
Stubby Kaye
Shryock Auditorum
Stucent Center Central
Gang
Grand Touring Auto Clus
Carbondate
Siu Arena
Jeng Carbondale
Misty
Tues
P Carbondale
Harold
Maude
Red Sey
Sun- Sanarion
Campus Drive-in
Willard
Alice
GLOBE
Christagners
Plaza Suite
Wesster
Steeleville
Orpheum
Marton
Adios Sabata
Johnny
Southern Illinois University
Shryock
Abe
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Cars
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Owen Marlow
St. Rocksland
Toh
Marlon Memorial Hospital
W. Chestnut
Herain
Humasa
Cindy
Robert
Datores
Rowland
Huffman
Carterville
Cambria Rd
Jarga Jol
Roomis
Hickory Leal
DE Soto
Uoranas
Senna
Sm Desoto
Cambridge Manor
Vecemancy
Bath
Merrin
Mosern
Perrin
Macrae Counlter
Hurst
Marion
Brewer
Sunayat Mabe
Garion
Bearoomas
Foss
Yasar Amtei
ogSurlal
Murdale Gardens
Camatery
James W. Walkers
Kerra Capt
Murphysborg
Kirenan
Prana
S. Atler
Sidi Hurphysborg
Ancy
Furs
Nishad
Murphysbors
Eniye
Jaurphysboro
Sara Toon
Jaurphysporo
Joase
Murphyshorg
Mogarn Comfort
East Gate
New Rt
East
Phos Earibia
Happy Ours Moblie
Musa
Hugo
Hunker
Hunker's
Loungaath
Walnut St
Moblie
Burnishert
Frlanda
Walker
Lloyd
Richard Bian
Marlon Regan
Cletus Jacob
Harrisoura Burkhart
Minnie Pearl
Carnondals
Dugas
Patricia Ann
Carbondale Lirginer
Dat Charles
Ghaster McGlanis
Ann Miler
Black
Susan Kay
Dewelt
Balaradhy
Loona Ann
Watterson
Tonya Marlo
Alo Pass Cox
Darathy
Goulson
Cora Lee
Herrin Rescianski
William
Mays
Mildred Lyle
Anna Rinella
Anthony Te
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Jorsony
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Veranklin
Flora
Fern
Benton Johnson
Rain
Genter
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Thompsonville
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Ralph
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Corgan
Homer
Benton Moser
Furman
Galatta
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Thoore
Charlot
Henley
Becky
Waller
Sharma
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Shirley
Marshall Browning
Flint
Betty J
Leo
Thad
I Morgan
Jerry
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Quain Cockrum
Louis
Theobald Leland
Cualt Logeka
Myrtie
Quain
Venlort
BATAZ
Brauthul
Jaraa
Carters Wili
Watateieel
Vance
James
Hil
Sharan
Ceantees
Eskra
Eva
Pinsbor Kabler
Fenny
Marion Sullina
Marion Mariow
Harry
Pragati Ariz
Galloway
Anita Me Galloway
Elaine
Nation Cydia
Precaix
Ariz
Webb
Dolphy
Marion Williams
Edna
Elmer
Bessie
Marion Thompson
Pavilia
Ea jePrings Mckewan
Jorn
Carter Mark
Virgil
Marion Woht
Robert Herrin Krivanko
Marsha
Merion
Bors
McGhen
Reynolds
Martha
Cockrum
Ellen
Parsons
Wss
Chapel
Ban
Tamaras Sharman
Florence
Ow Bole Chapman
Tamaras Suentney
Mrs. Rendel
Goeran
Aint
Murraysboro
Joseey
Illinois
Merri Hospital
Herrin Hamer
Paciendas
Vatt
Srecharge
Davis
Chad Herrin Claunh
Charice
Jerrin Mertin
Lennis
Mulkay- Groves
Mes
Sparta
Talley
Robert Sparta Allwardt
Joha
Percy
Mines
Farley
Sparte Werten
Linda
Lindsserg
Bargfold
Beste
Sparts Borgharat
Peart
Torrens
Louise
Sparts Grean
Alfred
Plocknayville
Koester
Mary and Son
Evanaville
UNION
Anne
Graat
Gussie
Anne Bridgns
Gladys
Biro Warfiald
Murphysboro Myers
Betty
Anna
Pender
Dennis
Alfa Peas Anderson
Bertha
Vienna Goddard
Helen
Buncombe Jones
Rove
Anna Isom
Miike
Arioa
Washington County
Nashville
Amy Addieville
Karnes
Patricia
Peel
East Nashville
Waiter
Laskowski
Grace
Fat
Wate Halle
Gartrude
Hoyletar
Jennie C. Owens
Jennia C. Owens
E. Poplar
Dut Quoin
Harry Chapin
Maxton
Owens
VFW
Perry County
Jacob E
Clara Seibert Wooldridge
Wilford Owens
Emma Marie Queen
Castro Valley
Clara Liska
Bikville
Ellen Malott
Tilden
Ray Neal
Hobbs- Johnson Funersl
Rt. 2
Neal Cemetery
Logan
Jack Ketteman
Franklin County
Richard
Minerva Gunter Neal
Cecil Cleveland
Springfield
Gladys Sudie
Bowling, Green
Dorothy Gosser
Queen City
Benton and
Taylor
Danville
Mery Haley
Loyd W. Lawrence
Mount Funeral Home
Veinna
Oak Grove
Joppa
William Murne
Lawrence
Doctors Hospital
Gill ‘Ead Cumberland Presbyterian
Johnson County
Liza Taylor Lawrence
Elsie Sharp
Threadsisters
Glenn
Masaka
Uganda
East Africa
Wilbera
Ortha Bundren
Ozark
Lizzie Moffitt
Indiana
Mexico City
Israel
Jxurphyshore Coon Construction Co
Henry L. Bullman
N. Min Sty
Kinkaid Boat
Walnut’ St
Ever St
Thormen Ellis
Tor
Roper Borgsmifine
Wannt Sty
Sears
Kress
Frank Shoey
Jane T. Smitherman
Sen. Harris
Public Meetings
Union County Board of Com
Af Courthousd Sori Uupots University Senate
da Sendat Toony
Hale Posnesboro
Jonesboro
Herrin Plan Commission
Lesser
Aim
Cambria Village Board
Village
Caristopher
City Council
Carbondale Sdall
Zeigler
City
Herrin Community Unit
Olsig
Offica
Carbondale Goals
Swanwick St
Steeleville Board of Truskey
Civic Center
Sparta City Council
Moneday
St. DE Soto Village
Carbondale Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
First Presbyterian Church
Tescher
Thoms School
Brent A. Barlow
Southern Minors University Department of Child and Family
Williamson County Board of Commissioners
Mariin
Lakeland Elementary School
PTA
Sixnaile Township
Royalton
Lee Conkling
Mitchell Gallery
Herrin Lite
Egypt
Haarsal & P.m
the Arts
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