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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
9
Ronnie L. Strange of De Soto was fined 14 dollars for violating curfew in a motor vehicle. In Carbondale Norman Johnson received a 15 dollar fine for speeding. John P Tymitz 15 dollars for improper passing. Carol F Camp 15 dollars for improper passing.
University of California researchers report the full chemical structure of human growth hormone. The finding aids understanding of hormone activity and may improve treatment of growth disorders, infections, and muscle wasting. The work uses material from about 5,000 pituitary glands.
Clinical tests claim FASTEETH powder makes dentures up to 35 percent more effective by helping teeth stay firmer. The alkaline non-acid formula allegedly reduces gummy taste and sourness, controls denture breath, and is available at drug counters nationwide.
The Mazarin Bible was Gutenberg's first printed book on his press, a landmark in early printing history. It marks the beginning of movable type printing in Europe and set the stage for mass book production.
Sister Mary Adeline, a Franciscan nun and former nurse at St. Francis Hospital Cape Girardeau, died Thursday in Missouri. Born April 14, 1905 in Murphysboro, she served in St. Louis and Racine before moving to the area. Survived by brothers Tony Delmar Philip all in Murphysboro and sisters Helen Bonham Aviston Magdalen Casleton Murphysboro. Funeral services pending.
Robert Daniel Byars 67 of 2139 Hortense St Murphysboro died at 1 a m Thursday in Doctors Hospital Carbondale after two months illness He was a retired miner and a First Pentecostal Church member Born December 28 1898 he was survived by his wife Alice Sauerhage two daughters Dolly Colombo and Joann Maggos two stepdaughters Rose Shack and Joan Sauerhage a stepson Eugene Sauerhage three sisters Inez Bradford Irene Calvert Bernice Huddleston and two step brothers William McDowell Ben McDowell Laverne McDowell The funeral is 2 p m Saturday at the First Pentecostal Church Murphysboro Rev Paul Worley will officiate Burial in Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery Friends may call Walker Funeral Home Hurst after 4 p m today and at the church from noon Saturday until funeral time.
Frank Sehnert of SIU International Student Center advances to the program committee for the 1966 Adult Education Association national conference in Chicago to be held November 12 to 16. He has served as secretary of the community development section and as a member of the world affairs committee of the association.
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