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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1978

Page

5

Murphysboro Chamber Fund Raising Dinner Monday Highlighted

Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce hosts a fund raising dinner at 6:30 p.m. in Murphysboro High School cafeteria with Miss Illinois Miss Murphysboro Apple Festival and Illinois Secretary of State Alan Dixon headlining. Tickets cost 10 dollars and are sold at City National Bank First National Bank Inco Insurance and at the chamber office.

Calendar listings for entertainment venues across Southern Illinois

The Southern Illinoisan will print free listings of public meetings and entertainments. Send date time place and a brief description plus admission charge to Calendar, The Southern Illinoisan, 710 North Illinois, Carbondale, IL 62901 one week in advance.

Southern Illinoisan North Illinois Carbondale Ill

Death of former West Frankfort official Thomas Griffin 71

Thomas B. Griffin 71 of 112 E Elm West Frankfort died Saturday May 20 1978 at home. Retired city clerk he served 12 years as city clerk and two as city commissioner. He was a Masonic Lodge past master and secretary for 32 years. He belonged to the West Frankfort Elks historical society Moose Lodge and Trinity Methodist Church. Born Lyon County Kentucky May 15 1907 to Larkin and Ida Griffin. Survived by four daughters Betty Griffin Marian Thompson Verbal Sue Griffin Judy Pyle one son Thomas B Jr five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services 2:30 p.m. Monday Stone Funeral Home burial Tower Heights Cemetery. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. today.

Thomas B Tom” Griffin E. Elm West Frankfort Griffin Masonic Lodge 567 Lodge Ida Vogel Griffin Jessie Hibbs Betty Griffin Marian Thompson Verbal Sue Griffin Las Vegas Nev Judy Pyle Challahoochee Fla Thomas B. Jr Kankakee Stone Funeral Home Tower Heights J. D. Ferrell Carterville Herrin Hospital Mr. Ferrell Baptist Church Masonic Lodge Farm Bureau Vandalia Nada Walker Herrin Lavern Eva Reynolds Marion Gusta Thornton Sikeston Riggin-Pillatsch Hillcrest Cemetery Cora Alice Reynolds Cape Girardeau Ford and Sons Palestine Wolf Creek Reynolds Velma Widekecht Christian Church of Illinois Williamson County Daniel Peggy Mann Davie Frank Damron Aura Reynolds Junne Widekecht Carl Damrom Bourbonnais Paul C. Lingle E. St. Louis Union Hospital Mr. Lingle United Mine Workers Orient 5 Frankfort Township Charles Lingle Maude Kinder Celia Lingle Juliette Cook Benton Lynda Wyant Kay Smith Charles ‘‘Red’’ Lingle Elva Turner Carol Sue Lingle A. J. Duncan Route 1 Vienna Massac Memorial Hospital Metropolis Duncan Church of Christ In Makanda John Logan Mary Jane Marshall Duncan Ida Sanders Gyneth Little Mary Louise Foster Granite City Whitney Funeral Home Berea Florence Ablett American Beauty Mrs. Ablett Brookport Thomas Katherine Berry Faughn Adiel Ablett Ablett Pearl Smith Independence Parker-Reedy Fairview Cemetery Beatrice Trout Bush Ave Hurst Marshall Browning du Quoin Columbia Richard Halleran Johnson Funeral Home de Soto City Cemetery Funeral Berde Allen Gorsuch Chester Evanston Hospital Evanston Gorsuch Robert Mollie Rockwell Williamson Harry C. Gorsuch Harry C. Jr Jack A William C St. Louis Mary Ellen Hanson Evelyn Ann Adell Chicago Eigh Jennie Lattuca N. Buchanan St Marion Memorial Hospital Aragona Italy United States Samuel Lattuca St. Joseph Maplewood Cemetery Wilson Funeral Home Robert J. Tomlinson Carbondale Oakland Cemetery Tomlinson Veterans Administration Hospital Leavenworth Kaw George A. Morgan Tamaroa Mr. Morgan Tamaroa Christian Church Perry County William P Lenna Ellergmeyer Morgan Ethel Newhouse Nashville William A Harry E Alma Lahman Mt. Vernon Kringer-Searby Round Prairie Helen S. Gearhart Walnut St Murphysboro Jonesboro Rice Ellender Kimmel Sams Harry Gearhart Gearhart Murphysboro First

Man Dies in One Car Crash on Illinois 150 Near Chester

State Police report 24 year old Michael E. Burris of Pinckneyville died in a single vehicle crash on Illinois 150 three point seven miles east of Chester at 1 15 a m. The car left the road after losing control on a curve and overturned. Burris survived by wife Rhonda, mother Rose Moore of Simi Valley California, sister Karen Weatherford and brother Randy Burris both of Pinckneyville, plus two nieces and three nephews.

Michael E. Burris Pinckneyville Illinois 150 Chester Illinois Burris Rhonda Rose Moore Simi Valley Cal Karen Weatherford

Carbondale New School Opens Summer Registration

Carbondale New School on Pleasant Hill Road announces three summer programs for six weeks starting June 19. Morning academ ic remedial work, an afternoon creative arts track, and a new environmental day camp offer five day programs weekly. Phone 457-4765 for details and to register by June 1.

Carbondale New School Pleasant Hill Road

Correction on trial date for eight miners in Metropolis case

Massac County State's Atty. Stephen Spomer said court personnel and a Mon day paper published incorrect information. The trial date is June 26 and no motion to change judges has been filed. A Friday paper's typographical error may have embarrassed Meredith Miller's family, the Alto Pass Strawberry Festival princess.

Massac County Stephen Spomer Metropolis Spomer Little Meredith Miller Alto Pass

Coming conference to train 200000 coal miners by 1985

SIUC Carbondale will host a three day National Manpower Planning and Development Conference featuring nearly 100 representatives from coal industry government and education Monday through Wednesday at the Student Center The theme targets training 200000 coal miners by 1985 Speakers include Peabody Coal president Robert Quenon AMAX Coal senior VP H Elkins Payne Allan Wampler Bituminous Coal Operators Assoc VP Training Dr James Spencer Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Chancellor District 529 keynote and Lowell Hall as coordinator Participants will come from several states and Canada The program is sponsored by SIUC the Illinois Basin Coal Mining Manpower Council Indiana State University Evansville and Wabash Valley College

SIUC States Canada Illinois Basin Coal Mining Manpower Council Indiana State University- Evansville Wabash Valley College Robert Quenon Peabody Coal H. Elkins Payne Amax Coal Allan Wampler Bituminous Coal Operators Association James Spencer District 529 Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Lowell Hall

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Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce The American Legion Paul Stout St. Johns Veterans of Foreign Wars First Baptist Church Main and University Sparta City Council W. Broadway Sparta Benton City Council Blairsville Public Water District Board Twinkle Tree Board of Education Zeigler-Royalton Zeigler Sesser Union County Board Union County Housing Authority Anna Cobden Williamson County Board of Commissioners Williamson County Housing Authority Randolph County Board of Commissioners Pinckneyville Community Hospital Board of Directors Johnston City PTA Jefferson Grade School William Davis Alcoholics Anonymous St. Francis Xavier Hall Sallie Logan Jennifer Cinema 4 University 4 Tigers FOX Cinderella Harrisburg House Calls Starlite Eldorado W. Frankfort Thomas Griffin Man First Apostolic Church of Mueller Hill Pyatt Funeral Home al J. Duncan Humane Society of Southern Illinois Illinois 13 Shelter Joe Jines NOAA National Weather Service Central Lakes Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
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