Death notices for James L. Jackson mine accident victim
Funeral services for James L. Jackson 34 of Route 2 Du Quoin will be 2 p.m. Friday at Searby Funeral Home Du Quoin Burial Sunset Memorial Park Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the funeral home Jackson died after 7 10 p.m. Tuesday March 16 1982 from injuries in a Inland Steel Coal Co mine accident State and federal mine agencies are investigating Jackson belt mechanic for Inland Steel Coal Co He was a United Mine Workers Local 1545 member Born January 24 1948 in Springfield parents Charles and Lois Sullivan Jackson Married Margaret Stanley September 9 1978 in Buckner Survived by wife four stepdaughters one stepson parents one sister Charlotte Eubanks three brothers Gale Allan and Kevin all of Buckner
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James L. Jackson
Route 2
du Quoin
Searby Funeral
Sunset Memorial Park
Jackson
Franklin Hospital
Benton
Inland Steel Coal Co. No. IS
Inland Steel Coal Co
United Mine Workers of America
Springfield
Charles
Lois Sullivan Jackson
Margaret Stanley
Buckner
April D. Shaw
Tracy A. Robinson
Suzanne Y. Robinson
Michele Robinson
Robert D. Robinson
Charlotte
the Inn Baptist Church
Minnesota
James A
Laney Snyder Wilson
Thomas
Charlotte Hayse
Carmi
Morton and Johnston Funeral Home
Masonic and
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Nellie I. Skibinski
Richview
Methodist
Richview Cemetery
Hogan-Pyatt Funeral Home
Ashley
Skibinski
Washington County Hopital
Nashville
Guy Maynard
Sidney
Leonard
Siby! Corrine Garrison
N. Stone St
Decatur
Dawson-Wikoff
Graceland Cemetery
Wilson Funeral Home
Marion
Decatur Audubon Society
Decatur Garden Club
Garrison
Alberta Munger
Sue Sears
Mary M. Dilday
Rockwood
Memorial Hospital
Chester
George E
Venice
Marie Jeanquenatt
Opal Kaiser
Mendota
Mary Wall
Steeleville
Casper Krug
St. Louis
Velma Lyons
Violet Fricke
Conant
Pearl Hindmand
Granite City
Welge Funeral Home
Buchanan Cemetery
Cora City
Diabetes Fund
Claude Barnfield
Maple St
Christopher
Carbondale
Barnfield
First Baptist Church
Illinois
Sherman
Alice Roberson Barnfield
Fern Odle
Larry Barnfield
Evansville
Charles L. Barnfield
Delores Miller
Mulkeyt
Bobby Ray Vorce
Route 1
Elkville
Firmin Desloges
Vorce
Cobden
Ester
Eva Holliday Vorce
Beulah Shelton
Eugene
Columbia
Jackye Bell
Sue Hindman Greer
Coulterville
Searby Funeral Home
Hallidayboro
Gertrude McDonald funeral plans and relatives noted
Funeral services for Gertrude M. McDonald 86 of Fair Acres Nursing Home and former Du Quoin resident will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Searby Funeral Home Du Quoin with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. She died March 16 1982 at Fair Acres. Also listed are notices for C Myrne Smothers 72 of Benton a Freeman United Coal Co retiree and IBM specialist. Nellie I. Skibinski 83 of Richview. and familial survivors, church affiliations, and burial details.
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Gertrude M. McDonald
Fair Acres Nursing Home
N. Division St
du Quoin
Searby Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
C. Myrne Smothers
10Th St
Benton
Obituaries and Funeral Services in Decatur Area
Obituaries note Siby Corrine Garrison 80 of Decatur with funeral 1 p.m. Saturday at Dawson-Wikoff Decatur. Burial Graceland. viewing 6-8 p.m. Friday. Memorials to Decatur Audubon Society or Decatur Garden Club. Also solemn notes for Mary M. Dilday 77 of Rockwood and Claude Barnfield 73 of Christopher with services and graves elsewhere.
Hurst schedules March 31 hearing on revenue sharing
A public hearing on proposed use of revenue sharing funds is set for 6 30 p m Wednesday March 31 at Hurst City Hall The projected revenue sharing amount is 6854 dollars per city clerk Mary Tackett Oral and written statements will be accepted on fund use suggestions
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Hurst City Hall
Mary Tackett
District 91 rehires eight teachers as state aid pending
The Board of Education voted Wednesday night to rehire eight teachers in the Akin Community Consolidated School District 91. Salaries will not be set until the district secures more information about next year’s state aid.
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Akin Community Consolidated School
Board of Education
Carbondale Park District Seeks Garden Plot Signups
Carbondale Park District opens 90 summer garden plots east of the district offices at 1115 W Sycamore St. Residents pay 8 dollars, non residents 12. A 10 dollar refundable deposit applies. Signups 8 30 a m to 4 p m Monday through Friday at the office. Call 457 8370 for details.
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Carbondale Park District
Park District
W. Sycamore St
Eighth annual sale aids hungry worldwide and locally
Items sought for sale to help feed the hungry. The event begins with a request for good used toys books records clothing furniture and more. UNICEF Church World Service and local Senior Citizen and Relief programs benefit. Donations tax deductible. Call Church Women United sponsors at 549-7193 or 549-2888.
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Ger
Unicef
Church World Service
Citi
Church Women United
Tornado Spotter Training Offered By Forecaster
Dennis H. McCarthy of the National Weather Service will lead a tornado spotter course from 1 30 to 4 p m on March 28 at the West Frankfort Library. Police firemen ESDA EMTs CB and amateur radio operators and other residents may attend. Attendees will learn to distinguish tornadoes from similar cloud formations. Weather radio receivers will be displayed. The library is at 401 E Main St behind E R Brown Furniture Store.
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Dennis H. McCarthy
National Weather Service
St. Charles
West Frankfort
Brown
E. R. Brown
E. Main St
Livestock Market Report From National Stockyards Hogs and Cattle
Hogs 5,000 traded with moderate activity. Barrows and gilts largely steady, heavier weights firm to higher. 1-3 230-260 lb 49.50-50.00, 2-3 250-270 lb 49.00-49.50. Lows uneven. 450-500 lb down 1.00-1.50, over 500 lb steady to firm. Boars 41.50-41.75. Cattle and calves 2,000. cows mostly 37.00-42.00 depending on class.
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National Stockyards
Mulkeytown replaces KG signup age rule first of December
The Mulkeytown Community Consolidated School District Board of Education altered the kindergarten age policy to require children be 5 by December 1, up from an earlier January 1 deadline. Superintendent Rick Cook announced the change as state guidance.
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Mulkeytown Community Consolidated School District
Cook
Carterville fights fund cut backs in state drug enforcement
Carterville City Council appeals to Gov. James R. Thompson to restore funding for state drug-fighting metro enforcement groups including the Southern Illinois Enforcement Group. Mayor Frank Samuel says copies of the resolution go to Thompson and area legislators. Sidewalk work on West Grand Avenue should be finished by week’s end.
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Carterville
James R. Thompson
Southern Illinois Enforcement Group
Frank Samuel
Thompson
West Grand Avenue
Lick Creek Sets Kindergarten Registration Schedule
Kindergarten registration for 1982 83 in Lick Creek Community Consolidated School District 16 is scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on March 30 at the school. Pupils must be 5 years old before Dec 1 to be eligible. Birth certificates and immunization records are required.
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Lick Creek Community Consolidated School District
Deadline extended for Rend Lake pageants spring entry window
The Miss Rend Lake pageant for young women age 16 to 25 and the Little Mr Rend Lake event for boys ages 4 to 6 have extended entry deadlines to March 25 for the May 18 to 20 event in Benton. Pageant Chairwoman Kelly Hefner notes 20 Little Miss entrants maxed. Contact Ms. Hefner at 4399174 or 435-4136 for Miss Rend Lake entries and Betty Sink at 435-5914 for the boys contest.
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Benton
Kelly Hefner
Ms. Hefner
Betty Sink
Correction Names Two Murphysboro Junior High Wrestlers
Correction notice fixes error from Wednesday’s paper. The two wrestlers correctly named are Tim Aldridge and Keith Phemister from Murphysboro junior high.
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Murphysboro
Tim Aldridge
Keith Phemister
Births Across Southern Illinois on March 15 16 17 1982
CARBONDALE EMANIE Faraidoon and Charlotte a son March 17 1982 Memorial Hospital Carbondale CARTERVILLE WILSON Jeff and Tracy a son March 17 1982 Memorial Hospital Carbondale SPARATA LONGSHORE David and Sandra a daughter March 17 1982 Sparta Community Hospital PINCKNEYVILLE THILPOTT Anthony and Lori a daughter March 17 1982 Marshall Browning Hospital Du Quoin HERRIN HORTON Toni and Joel a daughter March 17 1982 Herrin Hospital MCLEANSBORO WEBB Greg and Lisa a daughter March 15 1982 Doctors Hospital Harrisburg RALEIGH JONES David and Janice a son March 16 1982 Doctors Hospital Harrisburg
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Carbondale
Emanie
Faraidoon
Charlotte
Memorial Hospital of
Carterville
Wilson
Jeff
Tracy
Sparata
Longshore
David
Sandra
Sparta Community Hospital
Pinckneyville
Thilpott
Anthony
Lori
Marshall Browning Hospital
du Quoin
Herrin
Horton
Toni
Joel
Herrin Hospital
Mcleansboro
Webb
Greg
Lisa
Doctors Hospital
Harrisburg
Raleigh
Jones
Janice
Memorial and Discharged Names From Regional Hospitals
A long list of admitted and discharged patients across multiple facilities in Southern Illinois regions including Carbondale Marion Benton Carterville and Herrin. Names cover many individuals and their relatives, with notes where ages or relations are listed.
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Gertrude McDonald
First United Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge-Patriarch
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Vergennes
Charles B
Anna Schaffer Miller
Yallie McDonald
Marie Hicks
Scottsdale, Ariz
Myrtle McDonald
Nellie J. Skibinski
Hurst
Akin
Warren E. Brown
Franklin County Emergency Service
ESDA
Mulkeytown
Carterville Fights
SIEG
Lick Creek
Rend Lake
Noaa
Dept. of Comm
Plains
Upper
Great Lakes
Texas
Midwest
Herat
Queida
Loeb
Daniel
Turner
Terri Nobel
Abbott
Renee
Lattuca
Connie
Marion Gibson
Rebecca
Anna Burke
Tonia
Aurphysboro
Debra
Tripp
Hines
Edward
Johnston City
Marian
Os Mulkeytown
Cox
Emma
Bowling
Jewell
Christopher Smith
Kendra Emery
Larry
Leverette
Patricia
Marion Robinson
Jerri Morgan
Florence
Zebroski
William Hillman
Sherry
Marion Amaccormick
Robert Galbreath
Durbin
Hannah Roper
Velma
Benton Boaz
Erna
Marion Boyd
Ronchetto
Domineck
Christopher Matheny
Lovella Williams
Nellie Brown
Teresa
Hurst Kerrigan
Shirley
Hill
Donald
Swanwick Hubier
Bessie Dixon
Brad
Jessie
Tamaroa Heape
Judy
Tamaroa Race
Gary
Buzz
Karen
Marshall Browning
Hays
Paula Porter
Venetta Thilpott
Pinckneyville Norris
Louise Miller
Irene Scarber
Tammie Sizemore
Vicki Jackson
Ollie Harrison
Marcis
Washington County
Jean
Marissa Keene
Jackie
Vurtly Fien Fosse
Pauline Smith
Joan Nolen
Pearl Groves
Sally Robinson
Fred
Leinenbach
Callie Jo
Rushing
Bobby Stanley
William Sanderson
Howard Thomas
Violett Hausser
Merom Stricklin
Gary Duncan
Kelee Volle
Ralph Wasson
Lillie Gibson
Dodd Manier
William Fletcher
Lynn
Jane
Mary Sue
Ellis Grove
Prader
John
Myra and Son
Sparta Bollinger
Tamra
Perryville
Union County
Anna
Crowell, Loyd
Bridges, Jeffrey
Tamms Nimo
Weldon
ST. Joseph
Gray
Everett
Ava Bullington
Frank
Carbondale Ritter
Steeleville Allen
Kevin
Makanda Ward
Jerry Morris
Marie Kendall
Marilyn Travis
Wiols
Otha
Grand Tower
Carl Patterson
Emma Cramsie
Russell
Jeremy
Franklin
Fisher
Dorothy Rowe
Thompsonville Johnson
Lora
Smith
William Page
Culver
Ewing Hammers
James
Westrant Éart
George
Forauermos Smith
Pearl
Whittington Summers
James McPhearson
Virginia
Sparta
Sandra Sue Pitsenbarger
Doris Fay
Willisville Latham
Hazel
Marissa
Corn
Lavern
Lenzburg
Woodford
Mary B
Horner Rausch
Nor Used Optical Company
University Mall
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