Walkers Return To Carbondale From Virginia
Mr and Mrs Leslie Walker return to Carbondale from a week in Newport News and Richmond Virginia. Also noted is Max T Robertson EN1 USNR who left for a Navy Receiving station in Philadelphia for assignment after spending leave with his wife and family in Carbondale. Robertson is a World War II veteran who served aboard the USS Okanogan during the Korean Chinese theatre for 15 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Walker
South University Avenue
Carbondale
Newport News
Richmond
Walker
Dilly Walker
R. J. Wojnicki
Max T. Robertson
Philadelphia
Navy
Max Robertson
West Jackson Street
T. A. Robertson
C. J. Winters
West
Walnut Street
Robertson
U. S. S. Okanogan
Care of Children's Teeth lecture in Carbondale club
Dr. V A Beadle will give a demonstration and lecture on care of children's teeth at a Child Study department meeting of the Carbondale Woman's club Thursday at 2 p.m. at 412 West Oak street. Mrs. Violet Crawshaw announced a bake sale will be held Saturday at 8 30 a.m. at Murray's Furniture store. Mrs. Ernest Mollhagen, Route 1, Carbondale, attended a May breakfast of the Vienna Woman's club on May 2. she is a past president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Beadle
Carbondale Ln. Woman’s Club
E. T. Simonds
West Oak Street
Violet Crawshaw
Carbondale V.F.W
Murray’s
Ernest Mollhagen
Route 1
Carbondale
Vienna Woman's Club
Mollhagen
Boemer Returns to St. Louis After Carbondale Weekend
Dr. L. C. Boemer came back to St. Louis Missouri after a weekend stay with Mr and Mrs E M Thrailkill at 908 South Forest Street Carbondale. The pair spent the weekend on a fishing trip to Little Grassy Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Boemer
St. Louis
E. M. Thrailkill
South Forest Street
Carbondale
Boemer
Thrailkill
Little Grassy Lake
Sullivans Return From Kentucky Weekend Tour
Mr and Mrs Erwin Sullivan of 509 West Main Carbondale returned after a weekend touring points of interest in southern Kentucky. Mrs George Albon of 704 West Elm Carbondale was hostess to eight Sewing club members Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivans
Kentucky
Erwin Sullivan
West Main Street
Carbondale
George Albon
West Elm Street
Sewing Club
Nuptial Shower Honors Zeigler Area Bride
Mrs. Bob Hohl of Springfield was honored at a basement church nuptial shower in Zeigler Saturday night. Donna Kay Zivally sang and Pat Brennen read a humorous piece. Forty guests were hosted by June Stanhouse Ray Yates Steve Lazar and Bill Ferketich. Mrs. Hohl formerly Lucille Brennen of Zeigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hohl
Springfield
Christian Church
Zeigler
Donna Kay Zivally
Pat Brennen
June Stanhouse
Ray Yates
Steve Lazar
Bill Ferketich
Hohl
Lucille Brennen
Visit in Zeigler With Walter Hunts S-2c and Mrs Hunt
Zeigler residents Walter Hunts S-2c and Mrs Kenneth Hunt visited with relatives in Zeigler and Springfield. They left May 6 for San Diego where he will await orders and expects discharge July 29. Mrs Cook visits Normal and Salem relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigler
Walter Hunts
Kenneth Hunt
Springfield
Walter Hunt
San Diego
Calif
Cook
Normal
Salem
Ray Cook of
Phil Pearcy
Will Keigley
Page-Chrisman Nuptials Read Son of Carbondale Residents
Mt Vernon bride Miss Jeannine Marie Page wed Harold Dee Chrisman son of Mr and Mrs W D Chrisman at First Baptist Church Mt Vernon The candlelight ceremony featured white gladioli and palms with a single white orchid on a white Bible The couple will reside in Harrisburg with out of town guests from Mc Leansboro Decatur Salem Murphysboro Festus Mo The bride wore a net gown with Chantilly lace. attendants wore pink net gowns. reception followed at the bride’s mother home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrisman
Carbondale
Mt. Vernon
Jeannine Marie Page
Harold Dee Chrisman
W. D. Chrisman
North Bridge Street
First Baptist Church
Andrew Cavaker
W. P. Newby
Clarence Page
Phyllis Wilson
W. H. Chrisman
Christopher
John L. Coleman
Murphysboro
The
Lawrence Page
H. S. Page
W. H. Beckmeyer
Gene Upchurch
Pearl Dixon
Betty Young
Sue Page
Miss Page
Carbondale Community
Southern Illinois University
Rechter Bros
Harrisburg
West College Street
J. J. Biggerstaff
Mable
T. J. Young
Barrett Young
McLeansboro
W. B. Myers
Decatur
Jack Foust
Jackie
Salem
Christine
Alan
Ann Matic
Bob Minter
Ronnie
Jean
Festus
Vergennes Girl Engaged to Murphysboro Man
Mr and Mrs Theodore Menniger of Vergennes announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn to Clayton Toler of Murphysboro. Clayton is the son of Mr and Mrs Herman Toler of 709 Twenty second street Murphysboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Menniger
Vergennes
Evelyn
Clayton Toler
Murphysboro
Mr. Toler
Mrs
Herman Toler
Twentysecond Street
Herrin Women To Leave For California On Army Assignment
Mrs. Bill Dugger of Herrin will join her husband serving in the army in California. In June he will bring her back to Herrin for a two week furlough, then she will return to California. Mrs. Carl Reynolds will accompany her to join her husband at Camp Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dugger
South Eighth Street
Herrin
Dugger
California
Carl Reynolds
North Tenth Street
Camp Cooke
Ethelyn Winkler
Farewell Picnic Held At Crab Orchard Lake For Donnie Yantz
About 40 people attended a Sunday farewell picnic at Crab Orchard lake in honor of Donnie Yantz as he left Monday for naval service. Guests included Elmer Rosenberger of St. Louis and Carter Vick family of China Lake California, along with Grace Elliott of Zeigler and Faye Chitty family of Routon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Vick
Eddie
Tommy
Veryl
China Lake
Calif
Ding
Herrin
Clyde Mann
John Nall
Ruby Yantz
Vick
Mann
Nall
Yantz
China Lake Naval Experimental Station
Crab Orchard Lake
Donnie Yantz
Navy
Ehhairs
Elmer Rosenberger
St. Louis
Grace Elliott
Zeigler
Faye Chitty
Royalton
Rosenberger
Betty Yantz
Herrin Home Bureau installs officers and events
Herrin Home Bureau installed Mrs. Dave Phillips as president at Mrs. Fred Stanton's home with 19 members and two guests attending. Other officers were named and lessons on Personality Development for Adults and Salads given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Phillips
Herrin Home Bureau
Fred Stanton
South Thirteenth Street
Mary Walker
Dwight Parsons
Muriel Chamness
Nora Moore
Robert Elliott
Josie Moroni
Fred Myers
Ruth Grant
Phillips
Morini
Ed Kommer
Ninteen
Lone Oak Brotherhood Serves Dinner Saturday
The Brotherhood of the Lone Oak church served dinner to the women of the church Saturday night. Mrs. N. G. Daniels of Carterville gave the message Life of Hannah. Forty members and eight guests attended with gifts exchanged by Mrs. Crain and Mrs. Bryant of Indianapolis and Marilyn Massa of Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Lone Oak Church
N. G. Daniels
Carterville
Hannah
Don Crain
John Bryant
Indianapolis
Ind
Marilyn Massa
Carbondele
N. G
Johnston City News Summary of Weekend Rural Visits
Weekend activity centers on Johnston City with multiple visitors from Marion Carterville Chicago and Patoka. Baptism at Second Baptist in Marion involved Thomas family members and Mrs. Low ell Hartwell. Local clubs meet Lone Oak Home Bureau hosts lessons on refreshments and salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Massac State Park
Willon Jordan Bey
Leo Thomas
Frank Thomas
Carl Smith
Helen Davis
Johnston City
Val Jean Thomas
Gene Thomas
Marion
R. H. Oran
Second Baptist Church
Lowell Hartwell
Lone Oak Home Bureau
Marilee McCree
Betty Speers
Mildred Kelley
Ridgeway Visit Ties to Johnstown Family Ties
Ridgeway spent Sunday in Johnstown City with Mrs Sears sister Miss Lillian and Miss Opal Murrah Washington Avenue and her brother Ray Murrah and family West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Johnston City
Sears
Lillian
Opal Murrah
Washington Avenue
Ray Murrah
West Fifth Street
Gaudino Family Visit Highlights Metropolis Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Gaudino of Christopher traveled to Metropolis to visit their daughter Mrs. Suzanne Stafford and her mother Mrs. Gaudino's sister Mrs. Paul Deleau. The family gathering centered on family ties in Metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Gaudino
Christopher
Suzanne Stafford
Metropolis
Gaudinos
New Kitchen Cabinets Feature Wood Finish and Velvet Gray Walls
The kitchen cabinets and countertops showcase a natural wood finish. Some backgrounds include walls painted in a velvet gray green tone for a complementary look.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia
Dr. Beadle
Woman’s Club Meeting
VEW
Mrs. Mollhagen
Thrailkills
Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Chrisman
Tiletion and Mainini Tile CO
10Th St
Brealed
Polly
Martin Baking CO
Bruce
Bradley’s Hardware
W. Monroe
William Schwegmans
William Schwegman
South Ninteenth Street
Robert Harmon
Harmon
Billie Rose Schwegman
Arthur Claeys
South Twelfth Street
Giant-Cardinals
Missouri
Phillip Gilbert
Sneed Highway
Areka
Charles McLain
Gilbert
McLain
Myrtle Kays
North Thirteenth Street
George McEndollar
Roy Broom
Giant City Park
John Killion
South
Ninteenth Street
Millage Kings
Millage King
South Park Avenue
Viiting
Howard Moorman
Frederick, Md
Myrtle Moorman
J. W. McCord
North Eighth Street
Herrin Oes
Anna Chapter of
Order of Eastern Star of
Masonic Temple
Clara Erickson
Quebec
Illinois
Lone Oak Brotherhood
Murphysbere
Cecil Fletcher
Patoka
Fletcher
John Fletcher
West Ninth Street
Loren
Grannison Read
Loren Read
Lewis O’daniell
Chicago
O’daniell
Ellen O’daniell
Alice O’daniell
Daniels
Rebecca
Clarence Williamses
William Wallace
Carolyn
Olney
Bill Kemper
Margaret Garrison
J. H
Mlinois
Eusen Refrigerators
Williams
St. Illinois
Haviland
Pope Gossar
N. Illinois
E. Main
Chase & Sanborn
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