Death notices for McCormick and others in Williamson County area
Obituaries chronicle the deaths of Edith B. McCormick 77 of Creal Springs and Robert Wharry 67 of Flippin Ark along with Ella Mae Lawless 70 and other residents. Details include birthdates 1905 and 1914, marriage histories, survivors, funeral times and locations, and calling hours.
Georgians mourn 10 fire victims in Baltimore tragedy
In Cairo Georgia mourners gathered to honor 10 members of a Georgia family who died in a Baltimore rowhouse fire on May 15. The family, who had moved to Baltimore about six years earlier, perished when a candle started the blaze after their electricity had been cut off for nonpayment totaling 808.09.
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Cairo
Baltimore
Death notices for Callie Wear and Christine Tregoning
Callie Wear 79 of Marion died at Marion Memorial Hospital on May 22 1982. She was a homemaker and long time American Cancer Society volunteer, member of Warder Street Baptist Church, born Feb 11 1903 in Ballard County Kentucky, married Henry Wear in 1921, survived by three sons, six grandchildren and seven great. Friends may call after 4 PM Monday at Mitchell-Hughes Lemas ter Funeral Home. funeral 1:30 PM Tuesday at the funeral home. burial Maplewood Cemetery. Christine Tregoning 82 of Carterville died May 20 1982 in Herrin Hospital. She ran the W B Tregoning Insurance Agency in Carterville and was head bookkeeper for several firms. Born Oct 18 1899 in Mexico, married Walter B Tregoning who died in 1979, survived by one son John, three sisters, one daughter Alice Jean Tregoning, daughter-in-law Geraldine Tregoning, four sisters Maxine North Alice Holmes Charlotte Brueggeman Edna Bennett, two grandchildren and two great. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery.
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Edith B. McCormick
Route 1
Creal Springs
McCormick
Mount Moriah
Williamson County
Cleve
Samantha Holmes Soless
Carlos McCormick
Carlos Archie
Maxine Sims
Johnston City
Aston
Robert Wharry
Flippin
Ark
Fayetteville
Wharry
West Frankfort
VFW
Bull Shoals
Plumbers Union 412
Albuquerque
N.M
Odd Fellows Lodge
Los
Emma Gray
Anna
Vinna Dethrow
Geraldine Clark
Mount Vernon
Parker-Reedy
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Thompsonville
Ella Mae Lawless
Coulterville
Red Bud
United Methodist Church
Herrin
Joseph
Ella Mae McDaniel
William Lawless
Perry County
James
William
Kansas
Louise
Donald) Muskopf
Belleville
United Methodist
Roy N. Walker
Peoria
Union County
Proctor Hospital
Walker
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Bethel Presbyterian Church
St. John’s
Taylor
Texas
Daughers
Kathleen Arthur
Virginia Cook
Phoenix, Ariz
Pearl McDonald
Mitchell-Hughes & Lemaster
Marion
W. Main
Shed
McDonald
State of
Illinois
Second Baptist Church of
Logan
Ollie Askew McDonald
Mabel Herman
Granada Hills
Calif
Margie Tatum
Ee McClintock
Woodland Hills
Ollie R. Patterson
Wolf Lake
Norris and Son Funeral Home
Jonesboro
Rose Hill
Thebes
Mr. Patterson
Hickman
Minnie Milligan
Cairo
Florence
Robert
Ruby Simpson
Thelma Williams
Mildred Stockham
San Bernardino
Dorothy Moss
Indianapolis
Ind
Callie Wear
S. Virginia
Marion Memorial Hospital
H. C. Wear
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jack Wear
Carmi
Jerome Wear
Darkus
Funeral
Maplewood Cemetery
Christine Tregoning
Carterville
Riggin-Pillatsch Funeral
Hillcrest Cemetery
Tregoning
Herrin Hospital
W. B. Tregoning
John
Alice Jean Tregoning
Geraldine Tregoning
Memhis
Tenn
Maxine North
Alice Holmes
Charlotte Brueggeman
Edna Bennett
Columbia
Virginia Aden, 63, Anna Resident, Dies
Virginia B. Aden 63 of Anna died May 20 1982 in Union County Hospital Anna Born Oct 19 1918 in Wolf Lake to Albert E and Fannie E Sides Markett Married Leonard Aden Oct 17 1970 in Dongola Survived by son Joe Baker Scofield Barracks Hawaii two sisters Lena Schafer Maude Matlock three brothers Clyde Markert Earl Markert Marion Markert and several nieces and nephews p m Monday at Lutz and Rendleman Funeral Home Anna Burial in Anna Cemetery Memorials to American Cancer Society
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Virginia B. Aden
Anna
Union County Hospital
Aden
Wolf Lake
Albert E
Fannie E. Sides Markett
Leonard Aden
Dongola
Joe Baker
Scofield Barracks
Hawaii
Lena Schafer
Maude Matlock
Cupo
Clyde Markert
Berkeley
Fire report from Carbondale district outlines multiple incidents
A string of fires and damage in Carbondale and township areas reports several incidents. An unoccupied 404 E Walnut house owned by Richard Finke suffered confined fire in one room with heat damage. arson suspected. A tractor on New Era Road owned by Donald Dively sustained major damage after ignition during operation by Craig Steele. A lightning strike damaged a window fan at Ron Hertter’s home on Old Route 51 with minor overall damage. A fall-in limb caused a power line to spark a fire in Mrs. Hiram McCluskey’s home with electric meter dislodged and attic smoke damage. A remodeling site at 916 W Monroe, formerly a restaurant and tavern owned by Norman Sloan, was gutted with unknown cause.
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Carbondale
Walnut
Richard Finke
Nashville
Carbondale Township
Donald Dively
New Era Road
Illinois 13
Craig Steele
Ron Hertter
Hiram McCluskey
Texas Ave
W. Monroe
Norman Sloan
Herrin
Police report thefts and a two car crash in Williamson County
A spree of thefts is reported from various sites including an apartment lot on 800 E Grand Ave where Eiichi Kostukawa’s car and wallets were taken between 3 a.m. and noon Friday. Additional losses include a concession stand break in at Jaycee Baseball Field and a motor lodge theft. A two car crash on Herrin Colp Road left Terry Cotham seriously injured and Terry Travelstead with minor injuries.
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Carbondale
Eiichi Kostukawa
E. Grand Ave
Apt
Kostukawa
Shinya Miyata
E. L. Pavleoss
Jaycee Baseball Field
Jamal N. Al-Mohanadi
Olney
Best Motor Lodge
East Main Street
George W. Cotter
Wall Street
James E. Romanosky
S. Graham
Williamson County
Herrin Hospital
Illinois
Terry Cotham
Herrin-Colp
Terry Travelstead
Cotham
Travelstead
Court report on Odom suit against Williamson County Sheriff cancelled
A bench trial in Lt. Keith Odom v Jerald Kobler was canceled. State's Attorney Patchett urged naming the county as a party. Judge Lowery gave 30 days to amend. Odom seeks 539.40 for May 1981 regular and overtime pay. he cites an 8.70 hourly wage and time and a half.
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Williamson County
Keith Odom
Jerald Kobler
Randy Patchett
Odom
Kobler
Donald Lowery
Ronald Eckiss
County Merit Board
Marion
Paul Barnfield
Paul T. Austin
Barnfield
Eckiss
Karr-Barnfield
Chrysler
Rockey Dooley
Dooley
Bank of Herrin
Woman climber Marty Hoey dies on Mount Everest ascent
AP reports Marty Hoey, the sole American woman on a north side Everest expedition, died after a fall about 2,400 feet below the summit. Xinhua notes her May 15 death near camp No. 6 at 26,600 feet as the team prepared for a final assault. If successful, the Rainier group would mark the first American ascent from China since 1979.
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Peking
Marty Hoey
Mount
Everest
Xinhua
Hoey
Rainier
China
Tibet
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