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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1963

Page

2

New Street's Name Changed in Carbondale

Carbondale City Council heard petitions from 10 residents to change a street name and install a street light at Sith and Linden Street. The council renamed the newer West Smith Street segment to Bleyer Drive to avoid confusion with the original Smith Street. Mayor D, Blaney Miller, Commissioner James Wallace and Virgil Barringer will study the street light petition.

Carbondale Sith Linden Street Smith Street Main Street Bleyer Blaney Miller James Wallace Virgil Barringer

Council buys water pipe and meters for city

Public Property Commissioner Joseph Ragsdale Jr. led the council in accepting low bids totaling 4 354 for water department equipment. Hoe Supply Co. supplied 2 000 feet of pipe plus a reducer and two six inch mechanical joints for 3 062 and Henry Petter Supply Co. provided five hydrants and valves for 1 292. Neptune Meter Co. will overhaul 100 water meters at 14 60 each, with new meters costing 27 08. Ragsdale also seeks bids for eight roadway radio sets and a base station for city hall.

Carbondale Water Department Joseph Ragsdale Jr Hoe Supply Co Christopher Henry Petter Supply Co Paducah Petter Supply Ragsdale Roway City Hall

Bullet nearly hits Missouri truck driver on rural road

Randolph County Sheriff Olin Walter reported a Park Transport Co. driver Charles Tiepelman was struck by a .38 caliber bullet at 9 15 p m on KL 3 about three miles south of Red Bud. The bullet struck the open right window and lodged in the driver's door as authorities believe a distant shooter caused the accident.

Missouri Randolph County Olin Walter Charles Tiepelman Park Transport Ca St. Louis KL 3 Red Bud Tiepelman Randolph du Quoin District 13

Franklin County Surplus Food Distribution Delayed Aid

Surplus food distribution is arranged to aid public recipients in Franklin County as checks and food stamp purchases face delays. Officials say trucks will deliver emergency surplus food while the regular federal program remains ineligible for the county and checks may be mailed later.

Franklin County Pvulee UL Gui George Savko Benton

Murphysboro Man Held After Threats and Fire

Woodrow Bason, 60, of 719 Walnut St in Murphysboro is jailed on a charge of disturbing the peace after he threatened his landlady and set fire to walls in a rented house about 7 am. Police said Mrs. Ruchama Reeder was attempting entry when he brandished an ax. Four gas jets were on and a gas oven had been lit. Bason surrendered the ax to officers. Hiller noted prior hospitalizations in state mental institutions.

Ithatrax Woodrow Bason Wal- Inut St Murphysboro Justice of Peace Jim Bob Keraly James Hiller Eason Ruchama Reeder Hiller Hitler

Sewer To Be Replaced By City Water Works

Murphysboro City Water and Sewage Commission approved an eight inch sewer line near Division and South 23rd streets to be installed by city crews after protests over a defective line. The project includes right of way, an estimated 4000 dollar test, and follows liability acknowledgment by Mayor Joe Williams. Three property owners spoke at the prior meeting about sewage backing up into their properties.

Murphysboro Water and Sewage Commission Division S. 23Rd Streets William Borgsmitter Laverne Ward A.P. Martell

Metropolis plant contract decision expected within a week

Rep Kenneth J Gray and Rep Melvin Price along with Fort Wayne area officials and Metro- Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce members met with the Atomic Energy Commission on Tuesday to discuss Allied Chemical Corp plant plans and the potential government contract denial.

Allied Chemical Corp Metropolis Kenneth J. Gray D-West Frankfort Gray Metro- Indlis Chamber of Commerce Melvin Price D-East

Housing Code Hearing Set by Carbondale Plan Commission

The Carbondale Plan Commission will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. today in the council room to discuss a proposed housing code ordinance governing minimum standards for existing dwellings. AEC officials in Washington cited Plant near Paducah and the Metropolis plant with allegations of fiscal impact and tax effects from possible closures across the Ohio River.

Carbondale Plan Commission Paducah AEC Washington Metropolis

Awards Day at SIU Honors AFROTC Cadets and Units

SIU hosts Awards Day for the Air Force ROTC with the Honor Guard rifle teams and 60 plus cadets. The Thompson Point ceremony reviewed the 3,000‑member corps and featured a 30‑piece AFROTC band and presentations by SIU leaders, faculty, and auxiliary members.

Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Jon Southernlinois University Thompson Point Afrotc Corps Afrotc Henry Dan Piper College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Clark Davis A. R. McMillan William J. O'Brien Feet Drennan Robert Vokae STU Martin McGinnis The American, ‘Legion Auxiliary SIU Pam Powell Marion Military Ball Queen Jane Ellen Statler Canni Angel Plight Girl's Auxiliary

Williamson County mental health clinic pamphlet outlined

The Williamson County Mental Health Association is compiling a pamphlet to promote a new county clinic. Health educator Marion Poggas expects completion next week for distribution to residents. The group, formed in October 1941, discussed fund raising and potential state aid if $4,000 could be raised. A roughly $6,000 figure was noted as an approximation. The association now receives Marion and Herrin United Fund support and plans joint talks with Jackson County on psychiatrists. The next meeting is July 30 at Marion Veterans Administration Hospital.

Williamson County Marion Poggas Franklin-Williamson He County Marion David P. Richerson Franklin and Williamson Counties Marion and Herrin United Williamson County Association Jackson County Mental Health Association Marion Veterans Administration Hospital

Steeleville Man Fined 402 Dollars for DWI

A Steeleville man received a 402 fine and a ten day jail sentence Tuesday in Randolph County Court. Joseph Barbero pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated and resisting a police officer. In a jury trial Judge Carl Becker found Barbero guilty on one count.

Steeleville Randolph Joseph Barbero Carl Becker Barbero

First Year General Studies at SIU Declared Successful

SIU freshman reactions to the General Studies program show lower early grades but director John W Voight calls the year a success. He notes blending of arts and sciences with modern developments explains the dip and predicts improvement as students advance into majors.

Southern — Illinois University John W. Voight Voight Voigt Gival Sciences Develo Ake SIU

Herrin Grade School Hires Art Teacher

The Herrin Grade School Board hired art teacher Mrs. Dennis Arnold of Carterville to replace Mrs. Jack Wallace. Arnold will earn a bachelor’s degree in education from Southern Illinois University in August and majors in art with a minor in English. Her salary follows a new schedule not yet adopted, Superintendent Lee Booth said.

Herrin Dennis Arnold Carterville Jack Wellace Arnold Southern Ilinois University Lee Booth

Folk Song Program Set Hootenanny in Carbon Dale

A folk song program titled Hootenanny is scheduled in Carbon Dale with Robin and Bellen Christienson of St. Louis performing at University Plaza on South Illinois Avenue from 1 a.m. to 11 p.m. The sisters have appeared in New York and Boston and are recording artists. Local area residents are invited to bring instruments and join after the formal program, sponsored by LeMasters Music Co. 606 S. Illinois.

Carbondale Robin and Bellen Christienson St. Louis University Plaza Ilinois Avenue Lpan Hey New York Boston LeMasters Music Co S. Illinois Christienson lKossoy Newport

Man Reported Fair After Amputation

A. Mocaby of Johnston City Ill aged 34 is in fair condition at St Luke Hospital St Louis after his right hand was amputated above the wrist following an accident in October 1900. He was working as an erector on a municipal valve tank at Embarass Wis when pinned for three hours by a steel girder 75 feet above ground. The amputation followed body and leg injuries and he has been disabled since. Mocaby, husband of four, is son in law of Mrs Viola Cobb of Johnston City.

A. Johnston St. Luke's Hospital St. Louis Paul Macaby Chestnut Embarrass Wis Mocaby Viola Cobb Johnston City

Palsy Drive Set In De Soto For UCP Fund

A United Cerebral Palsy fund drive will be conducted in De Soto from Thursday through Saturday. The De Soto PTA will conduct a house to house canvass for donations with Jom Clark, PPA president, serving as collection chairman.

United Cerebral Palsy Fund de Soto Parent-Teacher Association of Alts. Jom Clark PPA

Percy E Stadler Dies in Chester

Percy J Stadler 74 longtime superintendent of International Shoe Co plants in Chester died this morning at Chester Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Death attributed to a heart condition. Funeral services by Welge Funeral Home in Chester.

Percy'e. Stadler Chester Percy J. Stadler International Shoe Co Chester Memorial Hospital Welge

Area Trainees Will Move for Psychiatric Aide Jobs

unemployed residents may train as psychiatric aides at Alton Jacksonville Peoria Lincoln or Centralia hospitals. Trainees earn 39 weekly subsistence and new jobs pay 245 to 825 monthly. openings at state hospitals and Centralia School. Applications in Herrin Murphysboro West Frankfort Cairo with May 16 intake at Anna American Legion Community Center.

Lo Alton Jacksonville Ain Lincoln Centralia Anna State Hospital Coker Alton State Hospital Jacksonville State Hospital Peoria State Hospital Lincoln State School Centralia School Herrin Murphysboro West Frankfort Cairo Anna American Legion Dept of Labor Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare

Allen Offers Plant Tours at Allen Industries

Allen Industries will initiate a plant tour program in Herrin with 25 Chamber of Commerce members attending the first tour at 10 a.m. Thursday. The group will hear a brief company history and Manufacturing operations explanation, followed by a luncheon. Tours are part of the company community relations effort.

Allen Industries Victor Reback Thei Herrin Chamber of Commerce Allen Reback Iplant William Wesburg South Fern Ilinois University John Me ‘Dermott Labor Institute Southern Illngis University Lou Faro Chaimb

Correction on Farm program description in Southern In Twaisan

Farmers Home Administration runs a loan program to raise farmers incomes by promoting recreation development on farm land, not a grant program as previously described in Tuesday's issue.

Farmers Home Administration Twaisan

Billfold Stolen From Sandra Crews In Carbondale

A billfold containing $34 was stolen from Sandra Crews on 8 Graham St in Carbondale around 1 pm Monday night. She was visiting a neighbor when the theft occurred. nothing else was taken, police said.

Sandra Crews Graham St Carbondale

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