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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1952

Page

7

Norman family guests visit Murphysboro from multiple cities

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Norman of Colorado Springs and Lloyd Norman of Chicago are visiting Murphysboro with their siblings the Normans, including Ralph and Lula Norman. A trip to Alton to see Alex Norman and family, plus visits by A C 2 Jack Norman in the U S Air Force. Nearby gatherings include a Belleville orphanage dedication with four new buildings attended by Bishop Albert Buroeste and a Catholic Veterans color guard.

Howard Norman Colorado Springs Colo Lloyd Norman Chicago Murphysboro Ralph Norman Lula Norman Alton Alex Norman Jack Norman U. S. Air Force Jack Portland Ore Columbus Mitchell Korando Mike David Oliver Korando O. K Cathy Belleville St. John’s Orphanage Albert Buroeste Catholic War Veterans Color Guard Military Guard Fourth Knights of Columbus Illinois Bob Norman Carbondale Dallas Tex Norman The General Insurance Company

Murphysboro Bride Weds Denver Man in San Francisco

Miss Julia Elizabeth Wolff of Murphysboro married Robert McCarthy of Denver at Notre Dame des Victories Church San Francisco. The ceremony with 50 guests was followed by a luncheon at the Mark Hopkins hotel. The couple will reside in Denver after a wedding trip to Colorado Springs.

Notre Dame Des Victories San Francisco Calif Julia Elizabeth Wolff Murphysboro Robert McCarthy Denver Colo Antoine Chouinard Mark Hopkins Hotel Miss Wolff Anton P. Wolff North Street McCarthy Fairfax G. McCarthy Townsend Mont William G. Wolff Fay Wolff Christina Argos Colorado Springs St. Andrew’s Murphysboro Township Southern Illinois University Delta Sigma Epsilon MccCarthy Federal Security Ancy Broadwater Broadwater High School Montana State College St Alpha Epsilon American Legion Fire Association of Philadelphia

Coal Production in 1951 Near Two Million Tons in Iowa and Brazil

In 1951 both Iowa and Brazil produced about two million tons of bituminous coal. The figures place Iowa and Brazil at roughly equal output levels for that year.

Iowa Brazil

Murphysboro Club Breakfast I Acknowledges Prizes And Guests

The Maspinor radio style breakfast in Logan rooms featured 12 clubwomen winning prizes including Mrs. James Harvey for most children and Mrs. Emma Jackson from Bloomington as the farthest traveler. Other events included a quiz win by Mrs. William Wanstreet and Mrs. Edgar Heise, with hostesses listed as Mrs. Norman and Miss Saams. Community visitors from Marion, Du Quoin, Carbondale and beyond attended.

eprriere _ Club Logan l William E. Riseling Murphys James Harvey Maude Rust Harry C. Wilson E. R. Tomlinson Charles Shaw Ralph Norman Mary Saams A. G. Spencer Paige Stagner

Percy Resident Visits Daughter in Texas

Percy resident Mrs. Kenneth Fisk visits daughter Mrs. Walter Preslar Jr in Mineral Wells Texas with her son in law and grandson. Sgt Walter Preslar Jr is stationed at Olters Air Force Base.

Percy Kenneth Fisk Mineral Wells Texas Walter Preslar, Jr Sgt. Preslar Olters Air Force Base

4H Federation Elects Officers at Murphys

Members of the 4H Federation met at Log An High School in Murphys to elect officers. The gathering planned events including camping softball judging county shows and state fairs. A film on the district 4 H camp was shown.

Logan — High School Murphys

Mother's Day Observed by Electa and Ruth Chapter

The Electa and Ruth chapter Order of Eastern Star observed Mother’s Day at a Friday Murphysboro meeting. Four members received potted plants: Helen Rains, Hannah Duncan, Addie Cowsert, and Ruth Huppert. A social hour followed. Guest night is set for May 16 with Clara Erisksen to be honored.

Electa and Ruth Order of Eastern Star Murphysboro Helen Rains Hannah Duncan Addie Cowsert Ruth Huppert Clara Erisksen

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Normans of Emma Jackson Bloomington W. Carlston Wall Street Visis Benton Willard Moore Gene Briggs Paducah, Ky Clark Street Schafer Helen Schafer Chaat Gvaltin Ign, Ill Miss Schafer University of Inois Murphysboro Railroad Logan Library Julia E. Wolff California Miss Argos Patrick F. Hooks Townsend, Mont Patrick A. Ragen Daniel W. McCarthy John V. McCarthy Los Angeles Laverne Heiple Norman McRoy Walnut Street Heiple Irene McRoy William McRoy Mr. Heiple Beryle Baker Pine Street Mohler Edward Daniel Marion George Pullis du Quoin Fred Ward C. E. Ward Jennie Boston Pinckneyville Sun VFW Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary of Centralia Lena Jarrett Margaret Mathis Doris Borgers Ollie Ward Mrs. Drueke Andy Wilder Springfield Bill Brooke St. Louis Carbondale First Methodist Church Baptist Bookstore Earl Bradley Delyte W. Morris W. B. McGinnis Philadelphia Rose Drueke South Sixth Street Drueke Gene Paszalek Paszalek Salem Jim Black Bert Wanstreet Kansas City Bill Wanstreet Celia R. L. Pigott Joe Maplewood, Mo Joe Colin Maple Street Mrs. Rooney Phil Rooney Aurora Edward Heininger Ladies Aid Immanuel Lutheran Church Janzow Walter Buck R. G. Buck Victor Oldsmobile Kirkpatrick Motor North Park Ave Herrin, Ill Wdomobile Auironic Reerolds Mobile Swindell Motor Company Illinois Ave Murphysboro Motors Inc 15Th Street Murphysboro, Mil Adolph Evrard Helen’s South Park Avenue Herrin Penny Cline-Vice ‘Co Phare 4H Federation Electa Krause South Illinois Ave Pat Esey Te Tsu By¢ Love Kugman’s
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