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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1952

Page

12

Williamson Tax Bills Delayed Two Months For 1952

Williamson county will mail more than 40 000 tax bills for personal property and real estate after books are turned over to Lay the deputy collector. Bills normally go out in April but will be mailed in late June or July. Taxpayers have 30 days after receiving statements to pay the first installment before penalties. The first payment deadline is likely August 1 with the usual September 1 final real estate payment deadline still in effect.

Williamson County Lay

Graduation Sunday for St. Mark's Steeleville Eighth Grade

Steeleville St. Mark's Lutheran School will hold eighth grade commencement Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Principal speaker is C. E. Berndt of St. John's Lutheran. Delegatory address by Lawrence Bierman and salutatory by Daniel Mueller.

St. Mark’s Lutheran School of Steeleville C. E. Berndt St. John’s Lutheran In Lawrence Bierman Daniel Mueller

Funeral Rites Sunday for Mrs Eva Gurin Percy

Funeral services for Mrs Eva Mae Gurin of Percy will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at Percy Baptist Church with Rev Charlie Simonds officiating. She was 47 and died Thursday at her home. The body lies at Walker Funeral Home.

Eva Mae Gurin Percy Percy Baptist Church Charlie Simonds

Howard Laney 48 Herrin Man Dies After Three Months Hospitalized

Howard Franklin Laney of Creal Springs area died at 5 40 p m in Herrin hospital after a three month illness He was born October 29 1903 and was a member of the Herrin Masonic lodge United Mine Workers Local 15 and the Apostolic church He leaves wife Elsie two sons Howard Laverne and Raymond Lee a daughter in law two grandchildren half brothers Elvis and Joe and sisters Velma and Melvina Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm in the Apostolic church with Rev Harry Slattery and R P Clepper officiating burial at Eastlawn Memorial Home. One son Ralph was killed in an automobile accident near Death Curve in 1951.

Howard Franklin Laney Herrin Herrin Hospital Creal $ Rings Herrin Masonic Lodge Franklin United Mine Workers of America William and Askee Laney Laney Elsie Harry Slattery R. P. Clepper Eastlawn Memorial Home Storme

U School Teacher Wins Scholastic Magazine Award

Evelyn Davis Rieke, Southern Illinois University assistant professor in University School, received a second place award from Scholastic Magazine executive editor Jack K. Lippert for a letter detailing classroom use of the article "Engineering Tomorrow" from the April 16 issue of Senior Scholastic. The vocational-material contest was sponsored by Dred ee Electric company.

Evelyn Davis Rieke Southern Illinois University Jack K. Lippert Scholastic Magazine Scholastic Dred Ee Electric Company

SIU Student Plans to Teach in Iowa

John Maurice Fitzgerald a 1949 Southern Illinois University graduate will teach speech at Boone High School in Boone Iowa. He is married with two children. Mrs Fitzgerald formerly Rosemary Smith attended Southern in 1948. Fitzgerald majored in speech and took part in Little Ire activities. He is the son of Mrs E J Fitzgerald of Cairo.

John Maurice Fitzgerald Fairfield Southern Illinois University Boone High School Boone SIU Fitzgerald Rosemary Smith Southern E.J. Fitzgerald Cairo

Ninety Three to Graduate at Johnston City High

Ninety three students will graduate from Johnston City High School with exercises at 7:30 p m at the high school. Maurice Clark superintendent will speak. Robert Wells principal will present honors and William Wilson board president will present diplomas. The invocation will be by Rev Jack DeVore and benediction by Rev Albert Buratto.

Johnston City High School Why Teeth Sal Maurice Clark Robert Wells William Wilson Board of Education Jack DeVore Albert Buratto Marguerite Barra Business and Professional Women’s Club Elizabeth Hannebique Parent-Teachers Association Wells Normal School Joy Allen Charlotte Barger Patricia Batey Marian Becker Shirley Beltz Brenda Boyce Eva Castleman Othella Cole Wilma Davis Betty Descamp Clara Doering Alice Dorris Solin Fehrenbaker Margaret Hall Nadine Hamby Delores Hansford Peggy Hyden Shirley Jen Patricia Smith Delores Strike Irma Vene Lucretia White Rita Zavis Lyndell Allen Max Barron Ray Beaver Claude Beavers Richard Betuski Remo Castrale Earl Crim Bob Crows Clyde Daub Lowell Davis Jack Dragovich Orville Fairbanks Jack Fletcher Donald Francescon Gene Goad John Handegan James Harper Earl Harris Claude Harrison Mark Hoffa

James Ryan Seeks Release From Menard Prison

Circuit Judge Harold Zimmer set a June 3 hearing on James Ryan's petition for release from Menard State Penitentiary. Ryan, sentenced to life on a 1943 murder charge, killed Samuel Black of Gallatin County after Black ate a poisoned hamburger Ryan allegedly gave him.

Harold Zimmerman Marion James Ryan Menard State Penitentiary Ryan Samuel Black Gallatin County Black

Eight Graduate At Grand Tower High School

Eight members of the 1952 Grand Tower High School class graduated Friday evening in the school auditorium. Rev Julius Juhtaal spoke on opportunities in the United States, and the seniors performed Now is the Hour. Valedictorian Barbara Clutts and Audrey Burdick spoke, with honors awarded including University of Illinois scholarships and the Daughter of the American Revolution award.

Barbara Clutts Sa’usat Audrey Burdick R. H. Golliher Clutts Miss Burdick Ilinois Univrsity Ilinois Univrsity Scholarship. Miss Burdick American Revolute Miss Clutts Rev. L. R. Gilliand Doris Julia Arbeiter Dale Eugene Bludworth Audrey Marie Burdick Barbara Jane Clutts Alberta Lee Miles Byron Virtus Penrod Donald Eugene Qualls Shirley Ann Smith

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