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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1964

Page

2

Area School Problems Commission hears financing ideas

A regional SIU hearing featured proposals from educators on public school finance. Darrill Ferguson urged extra funds for new community unit districts with repayable blocks, Horace Brown sought levy and tax collection reforms, and Russell Malan pushed higher transportation taxes and study of transit costs.

School Problems Commission Southern Ilinois University Darrill Ferguson Pulaski County School Building Commission Superintendent of Public Instruction Ferguson Horace Brown Gallian County Treasurer's Brown Russell Malan Harrisburg Malan Alexander County Washington County 3. C. McCormick Olmstead

Mental Health Budget Set For Southern Illinois Clinic

The Murphysboro Johnston City Mental Health Clinic plans a 1964 83 budget of 72125 with Murphysboro and Johnston City offices to operate next year. Expenditures total 30047 for Murphysboro and 22398 for Johnston City. Major rise comes from personnel costs adding a psychologist and social worker. Income includes 8000 from Jackson Mental Health Association and 3850 in patient fees plus state grant aid. The Johnston City clinic opens this month as local groups seek additional funding from the state Department of Mental Health.

Murphys Sore Johnston City Murphysboro Jackson County Mental Health Association Wiliamson County Mental Health Association Bi-County Health Dept State Dept. of Mental Health Williamson County Helen Ripley Frank Wilkerson Jackson Mental Health Association Wiliamsgon County Mental Health Association Franklin- Williamson County Health Dept

Obituary: Harry Brewer 82 Carbondale

Harry Brewer 82 of 326 N Illinois Ave Carbondale died of a stroke at 7 45 p m Thursday in Holden Hospital after a three week stay He was a retired Illinois Central Railroad crossing flagman and a member of the Carbondale Moose Lodge and Apostolic Church Born January 2 1882 in Jackson County he was the son of Hilary and Julia Brower Surviving are sons Hilary of Carbondale Woodrow of Walnut Ridge Ark a sister Mrs Cora Ragedale and brothers Herman Rolla Ed all of Carbondale and four grandsons Two brothers Grover and Jeff died since November Funeral services will be 2 p m Saturday at Huffman Funeral Home Carbondale officiated by Rev Hugh Stearns Burial in Oakland Cemetery Friends may call after 4 p m Friday at the funeral home

Harry Brewer Carbondale Brewer Illinois Ave Holden Hospital Carbondale Moose Lodge The Apostolic Church Jackson County Hilary Julia Winchaster Brower Woodrow Walnut Ridge Ark Cora Ragedale Herman Rolla Grover Jeff Huffman Funeral Hugh Stearns Oakland Cemetery

Eugene J Hayes Undergoes Surgery At Good Samaritan

Eugene J Hayes sponsor of the Du Quoin State Fair was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital in Mount Vernon for surgery on his lower esophagus near the stomach. Brother Don says he is in satisfactory condition. Hayes is a United States Trotting Association official and co owner of Hayes Fair Acres harness racing stable, hosts of the Hambletonian for three year olds.

Eugene J. Hayes du Quoin Good Samaritan Hospital Mt. Vernon Don Hayes United States Trotting Association Hayes Fair Acres Hambletonian

Bonding Power Changes Sought for Unit Districts

Monroe Deming, Jackson County schools head, urged the School Problems Commission to back a constitutional amendment to raise bonding power for community unit districts to 10 percent of assessed valuation. He also sought higher state transportation reimbursements, a double transport tax rate for unit districts, and a building tax rate of .375 percent with a referendum cap at .50 percent. The commission held a regional hearing at Southern Illinois University as Deming argued current limits hinder consolidations and growth.

Jacob O.bach Yina Board of Higher Education Southern Moss Toren EB. Taylor IIU Recreation and Outdoor Education Department Siu Gayarmor Ilinois Monroe Deming Jackson County School Problems Commission Deming Southern Ilinois University Commission Carbondale Ia Dering Derming Southern Llendman Puolisnes Ana One, Inc West Main Bereet Carbontales 14Th Street Herringt Murphyagate Sacondejags Carbondale Ulineis Tre Bonthern Ounolauy the Eeeres Carbondale Free Prean Merrit Dady Jtoural Murphysbare Tadapendidt Associated Ordnela Gila

Elwood Al Bat at Bayard Iowa fined for speeding on state charge

Police brief reports Elwood Al Bat of Rt 1 Bayard Iowa was fined 15 dollars including costs in Jackson County Circuit Court on a speeding charge filed by the state police.

Elwood al Battles Rt. 1 Bayard Iowa Jackson County

Williamson Quasquicentennial Celebration Schedule Announced

Williamson County unveils a general program for the quake centennial events including parades exhibits fireworks contests dances tours and a historical pageant. June 1 2 flags historic relics and an opening salvo with a parade of activities and a coronation pageant follow by multiple performances.

Williamson County Marion Johnston City Spa Hervini High School Young America

Johnston City Clinic Expands Range of Mental Health Service

Souler YWinois Mental Health Clinic expands to Johnston City with four-day Johnston City work and one-day Murphysboro consults. Floyd Cunningham starts Wednesday, James Whisenhunt to work one Johnston City day weekly. 111 new community cases forecast by year end, 74 opened so far. Phy lis Eggemeyer hired as office manager replacing Jo iner. May and Mulkin named to Southern Illinois Mental Health Clinic board from Williamson County to fill vacancies joining earlier resignations.

Johnston City Souler Ywinois Frank Wilkerson Direc Floyd Cunningham Cunningham Murphysboro James Whisenhunt Wilkerson Clinis Janet Yenr Phylis Eggemeyer

Orr Rites Set for Mrs Glor ia Ann Orr

Funeral services for Glor ia Ann Orr 37 formerly of Murphysboro will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Meyer-Denny Funeral Home Murphysboro Rev C Gene McElroy will officiate Burial in Boucher Cemetery Friends may call after 4 p.m. at the funeral home Orr died Tuesday in San Antonio Texas from burns suffered February 29 when a gas heater exploded at her Sylmar California home

Gloria Ann Orr Murphysboro Burns Meyer-Denny Funeral Gene McElroy Boucher Cemetery Orr San Antonio Tex Sylmar Calif

Crash Injures Herrin Woman

Mrs Sue Stearns 43 of 111 Grove Place was injured Thursday night in Herrin when her car struck the rear of a parked truck. She sustains a scalp cut and forehead cuts and was listed in fair condition at Herrin Hospital. Driver Charles Lowman 28 of 120 Lane Herrin was uninjured. The crash occurred in the 700 block of South Park Avenue around 7:25 p.m.

Park Avenue South Park Avenue

AJCHS Board Rehires Staff

Anna Jonesboro Community High School board of education rehired staff for next year and plans to hire teachers for French and Spanish chemistry and physics industrial arts and political science and occupational training. Ralph Davison resigns as head coach of all sports and will be replaced.

Anna Jonesboro Community High School Frances Sitter Frankfort Community High School Elmer D. Murray AJCHS

Golden Eagle Receives Vitamin Treatment at Refuge

The Golden Eagle found in Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge is being treated with riboflavin for a suspected deficiency. Dr Leon Striegel, Carbondale veterinarian, diagnosed the illness and expects to know by Monday if the bird responds. He noted testing for DDT accumulation requires special labs and Refuge Manager Robert Persymus warns eagle deaths rise due to contamination.

Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge Uesday Leon Striegel Carbondale Striegel Robert Persymus

Death notices for Rhoda Freeman and Delsia Gibson in Marion area

Rhoda Freeman 91 of Zeigler died at Herrin Hospital. Former Johnston City resident, widow of Martin Freeman, leaves three daughters, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Johnston City with burial Maplewood. Delsia Gibson 68 of Marion died. Former Marion teacher, taught at local schools, previously worked in Chicago stores. Funeral arrangements incomplete.

Rhoda Freeman Zeigler S. Pine’St Johnston City Herrin Hospital iFirst Christian Church Eastern Star Lodge Stanley -Olson Westminster Calif Maude Stephens Agnes Chew Detroit Mich Ason Floyd New Lennox Murman and Wilson Funeral Willam Jackson Maplewood Delsia Gibson Marion E. Main Shewasa Hom Hartsville Samuel Rebecca Kerley ‘Gibson le Masters School Williamson County Boston Marshall Field Chicago Gibson J. G. Parmley Mitchell Funeral

Franklin County Alumni Association Raises 483 For Awards

The Franklin County Southern Happiness Alumni Association reports collection of 483 dollars for university awards scholarships and loans. Mrs. Herman Tate serves as association president.

Franklin County Southern Hliness Alumni Association Herman Tate

False Teeth Care Ad Promotes FASTEETH Powder

An old newspaper ad promotes FASTEETH powder for upper or lower plates. It claims reduced slipping and odor with phrases like not sliding and check plate odor breath. Sold at drug counters everywhere.

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