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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1962

Page

5

SIU Singer Thomas Plans City Center Audition in New York

SIU senior and Opera Workshop member Thomas resigns from Carbondale Fire Department to pursue a full time singing career. He will audition at City Center in New York after winning acceptance at the Metropolitan Opera School and a $200 scholarship. He plans benefit concerts in Columbus Indianapolis and SIU, with City Center date May 24 25 and a string of summer performances to fund his studies.

Joe Thomas Jr Carbondale Fire New York City Center Thomas Southern Illinois University Opera Workshop Marjorie Lawrence Metropolitan Opera School Julius Rudel Kate Maremount Indianapolis Ind SIU

Glover Heads United Fund In Union County

Charles Glover of Anna elected president of Union County United Fund Inc for 1962 succeeding Mrs Olive Whiting. Other officers include Clifford Needham as vice president and Walter Cherrick as general campaign chairman. Directors listed include Russell Corlis Wallace Rich Lowell Young Howard Lam Francis P. Miller and many others.

Charles Glover Anna Union County United Fund Inc Olive Whiting Clifford Needham Walter Cherrick Russell Corlis Wallace Rich Lowell Young Howard Lam Francis P. Miller A. N. Root Leland Osman C. R. Bullock Howard Davie D. G. Wilson Alfred Bishop C. Earl Hughes John Highland E. H. Smith Claude M. Stearns Collin Penninger Fred W. Fritzinger

Two Women Injured in Route 51 Carbondale Crash

Two Herrin women were treated at Holden Hospital for major injuries after a Monday night wreck on Route 51 south of Carbondale. Edna M. Dillard, 38, and Dolores Dezueli, 34, are in satisfactory condition. Police said Dillard’s car ran off the highway seven miles south of Carbondale.

Herrin Holden Hospital Rt. 51 Carbondale Edna M. Dillard Dolores Dezueli District 13 du Quoin

SIU Student Fined for Immoderate Driving

A Southern Illinois University student was fined $30 by Carbondale Police Magistrate Robert Schwartz on Monday for immoderate driving. James K. Matheny of Rt. 1 West was the cited individual.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale Robert Schwartz James K. Matheny Rt. 1 West

Marion Unit Education Association elects Travelstead president

Mrs. Aline Travelstead elected president of the Marion Unit Education Association succeeding Ivan Swan. Other officers named are Don Grisham as vice president Ruth Sanders as secretary and Cleta Whitacre as treasurer. Travelstead teaches at Pittsburg School.

Aline Travelstead Marion Unit Education Association Ivan Swan Don Grisham Ruth Sanders Cleta Whitacre Travelstead Pittsburg School

West Frankfort Miner William C Zimbleman Dies at 78

William C Scoops Zimbleman 78 of 413 S Odle St West Frankfort died 11 am Monday at Union Hospital West Frankfort after a heart attack three weeks earlier He was a miner at Old 8 retired 1949 Local 8317 UMWA and Northern Baptist Church survivor list includes wife Ella son Willard four grandchildren and several relatives Funeral 2:30 pm Thursday at Northern Baptist Church West Frankfort with Rev Daniel C Abner officiating burial Rose Hill Marion calling hours after 3 pm Wednesday at Reedy Funeral Home and an hour before services at church

William C Zimbleman S. Odle St West Frankfort Union Hospital Iowa Old 8 United Mine Workers of America Northern Baptist Church Ella Willard Edwards School Anna Bristow Lloyd Blades Norris City Arnold Blades Missouri Willard Zimbleman

Metropolis Sought For Crownline Boat Plant Move

Crownline Boat Co of Onarga Illinois plans relocating its wood working and fiberglass boat plant to a Metropolis site near the Ohio River. The firm seeks 350000 dollars in stock to fund the move and expects completion by year's end with state deadlines set for 190000 by Sept 30 and total sale by March 30 1963.

Illinois Metropolis Crownline Boat Co Onarga Iroquois County Allan Dulaney Ohio River Ft. Massae State Park Chamber of Commerce Babee-Tanda Corp Dulaney State Securities and Exchange Commission

Prison Chapel Is Dedicated at Menard Penitentiary

The Henry F Gerecke Memorial Chapel was dedicated Sunday at Menard Penitentiary. The small chapel, redecorated and formerly Gerecke's office, will host visiting chaplains and private group efforts. Rev Eric Cash of St Johns Lutheran Chester spoke. inmates made a plaque naming the chapel for Gerecke who died October 11, 1961.

Henry F. Gerecke Menard Eric Cash St. John’s Lutheran Church Chester

Giant City moves ahead with new school bond funds secured

Principal Claude Ross announces the Giant City Consolidated School plans a new building after voters approved a 30000 bond on April 14. The project expects 160000 total cost with 130000 from the Illinois School Building Commission and the rest from the district and developers.

Claude Ross Giant City Consolidated School Illinois School Building Commission Ross

NAACP Plans School Study for Illinois

Representatives of the NAACP will tour Southern Illinois within ten days to study school conditions from Mt. Vernon south. Jackson County NAACP president Robert Stalls announced the mission, while state president Dr. L. H. Holman criticized Illinois for discriminatory educational practices limiting Negro opportunities.

National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Illinois Robert Stalls Jackson County NAACP Mt. Vernon L. H. Holman Joliet

James Tanner Rites in Marion Wednesday

James Tanner 79 of 206 N Monroe Street Marion died 9 40 p m Monday in Marion Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Wilson Funeral Home Marion Rev Robert Stuckey to officiate Burial IOOF Cemetery Friends may call after 5 p m today He born Williamson County May 4 1883 married to Lestie Phelps in Marion 1910 Retired miner He is survived by his wife stepchildren Roy Tolar of Van Nuys California John Phelps of East St Louis brother John Tanner of Metropolis and half brother Ernest Tanner of Metropolis

James Tanner Monroe St Marion Marion Memorial Hospital Wilson Funeral Home Robert Stuckey Mr. Tanner Williamson County Lestie Phelps Roy Tolar van Nuys Calif John Phelps East St. Louis John Tanner Metropolis Ernest Tanner

Committee To Seek Donors For Herrin Bloodmobile Visit

A committee has been named to recruit donors for Red Cross bloodmobile visits to Herrin. Tom Reagan notes Maurice Stille and Robert Brewer will direct recruitment chairmen. The group plans for bloodmobile visits to Marion on June 25 Johnston City on June 27 and Herrin on June 26 with a daily quota of 125 pints.

Red Cross Herrin Tom Reagan Maurice Stille Robert Brewer John Guetgemann Lila Storme Ralph Clem Clem Mar Ion Johnston City Reagan Bloodmobile

Lumbo Sacral Strain Care and Relief Steps

Proper adjustments of the joint usually bring instant relief. The note outlines quick relief methods and emphasizes careful handling to avoid further strain.

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Shryock Auditorium Glover United Fund MR. Zimbleman Love Buckner, Illinois Mr. Gerecke Giant City School Fedders Brown Colombo Cero Ae Ben Hewitt Drug Store South Illinois Carbondale Dial A. R. Eckert Yoo Rhodes Burford Oldsmobile Olds Circle OF Safety Parsons Oldsmobile Co North Park Ave Herrin, N Swindell Motors, Inc North Illinois Ave Carbondale, Ill Murphysboro Motors North 14Th St Murphysboro, Ill REX Loan CO West Main
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