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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1963

Page

2

Unit 186 Hires Math Teacher in Murphysboro District

Jerry Robert Hartley was hired Thursday night as a junior high mathematics instructor in Murphysboro Unit School District 106. Hartley, set to graduate from Southern Illinois University next month, will be paid 4400. The Board approved using the high school's home economics department for a summer program on surplus commodity foods sponsored by the Illinois Public Aid Commission. The board also authorized Supt. James Blackwood to obtain specifications for bids on a stage curtain for the Carruthers Junior High School gymnasium auditorium.

Jerry Robert Hartley Centralia Murphysboro Hartley Southern Illinois ‘University Board of Education Illinois Public Aid Commission Supt James Blackwood Carruthers Junor High School

Joint Facility Decision Due Between Murphysboro District and Park Board

Murphysboro Unit School District 16 and Murphysboro Park Board plan a joint meeting within two weeks to decide on shared use of Carruthers Junior High facilities. Park president Ray Crawshaw cited a $1000 preliminary cost for installing rights at Carruthers diamond, with the park district unable to cover $4000 fully and seeking Unit 488 support. Unit 186 Board approved paying one month’s salary for Tim Bowers to assist a summer recreation program run by the park district, continuing six years of school supervisory help.

Murphysboro Unit Murphysboro Park Board Carruthers Junior High Ray Crawshaw Park Board Carruthers Diamond Crawshaw Unit 488 Unit 186 Board of Education Tim Bowers Park District

Housing Code Group Named by Johnston City Council

A committee appointed by the Johnston City City Council will implement a housing ordinance. Mayor K. Nefl Thurmond said the advisory group will inspect structures and approve construction plans. Members include Dr. C. Rupprecht, Mrs. Richard Carter, Remo Castrale, Roland Murman, and Mrs. Amo Eland.

Johnston City Willy K. Nefl Thurmond C. Rupprecht Richard Carter Marion Memorial Hospital Remo Castrale Roland Murman Amo Eland

Harry Adams of Carbondale Dies at 72

Harry Adams 72 of 529 N Alyn St Carbondale died Thursday night in Marion Veterans Hospital after a six month illness. He was a retired barber and a member of Shekinah American Legion. Born May 27 1890 in Williamson County he was the son of George and Rebecca Adams. He married Daisy Dean in 1925. Survived by wife two daughters and others including stepchildren and siblings. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday Ullman Funeral Home Carbondale with Masonic services Saturday at 7 p m Burial Oakland Cemetery.

Harry If, Adams N. Alyn St. Carbondale Marion Veterans Hospital Adams S Shekinahi American Legion Carbondale Williamson County George Rebecca Adams Daisy Dean Art Hangeman Joyce Wahalb Eleanor Gregory Los Angeles Frank Andy Anna Lincoln Neb Hobart Edith Burge Hast Moline Ullman Feneral Oakland Cemetery

Mrs Carrie Parks Anna Dies at 83

Mrs Carrie Parks Anna, 83, died Thursday at Union County Hospital Anna after a long illness. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Born May 26 1886 in Cobden she was the wife of George C Parks. Survived by son George C Parks and two grandsons. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Carrie Parks Anna Union County Hospital The Sirs First Presbyterian Church Daughters of the American Revolution Cobden, Lo John Uffendill Meir George C. Parks Guy McCarty Atma Ghee

Restoration funds sought for Menard Home near Chester

The State Department of Conservation seeks $100,000 to complete restoration at Pierre Menard Home in Fort Kaskaskia State Park. Director William Lodge says no hearing date has been set for six years and funds remain unavailable. Richard Hagen notes some period furniture has been bought and used for display.

State Dept. of Conservation Pierre Menard Menard Chester William ‘T. Lodge Lodge Fort Kaskaskia State Park NAS Deenset Richard Hagen Division of Parks and Memorials Illinois

Sparta man released on bond in tractor theft case

Walter Kruski of Sparta was released on 4500 dollar bond from Randolph County jail pending a hearing on theft charges. He was captured after police traced a tractor and mower stolen from the Robert Knapp farm east of Chester and recovered in a field near Sparta. Kruski was questioned following the recall of a prior sighting of the tractor.

Walter Kruski Sparta Randolph County Kruski Robert Knapp Chester Krush

SIU Trail Ride Morris Leads Weekend Horseback Trek

Southern Illinois University President Delyte W. Morris and Alpha Phi Omega members will ride horses in a Shawnee Wilderness weekend trek. Starting from Pine Hills, the schedule includes Bald Knob lunch, camping near Alto Pass, and a Sunday ride near Devils Kitchen Lake. About 40 riders expected.

Southern [Line University Delyte W. Morris Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity Shawnee Frail Iilm Springs Pine Hilly Bald Knob Alto Pass Mlamm Farm Lake View Parms Estates Devils Kitchen’ Lake

Man Stricken Before Collision Of Cars In Herrin

Freeman Spurman David D. Jeralds, 61, died after a head on crash in Herrin Sunday night. Coroner Paul LAllon said Jeralds suffered a heart attack before the collision in the wrong lane against Mrs Irene Roach of Carterville. Jeralds died about an hour after the accident at Herrin Hospital. Roach, 43, suffered facial and chest injuries. A governor's jury at an inquest found Jeralds died of coronary thrombosis and multiple injuries.

Freeman Spurman Herrin Williamson County Paul Lallon David D. Jeralds Irene Roach Carterville North Park Avenue Jeralds

Hurst area woman found dead at home

A Hurst area woman Alberta Ellen Davis aged 68 was found dead at her home by her husband around 2:30 a.m. The Williamson County Coroner cited a possible cerebral hemorrhage as the cause. Davis was born December 7, 1904, and is survived by her husband siblings and a daughter who predeceased her. Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. Sunday at Walker Funeral Home in Hurst Roy Buche will officiate with burial in De Splo Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Saturday.

Hurst Area Williamson County Paull Lion Alberta Ellen Davis Lifton Arry Davis Dee Elk Township Frederick and Anne Craig Reinheimer Harry All Royalton Pearl Reinheimer Hast St. Louis Lucille Hurst Avon Park Fla William Hubert Reinheimer East St. Louis Craig Kell Heimer Belleville Walker de Splo

Mother and daughter injured in Du Quoin crash

A Du Quoin mother Mary Jane Phillips, 24, and her daughter Terry Lynn Phillips were hurt in a two car collision west of Du Quoin. Driver Mary Adams, 82, and Fred D. Phillips, 28, were not injured. Other accidents on the Giant City road and near Mound City caused minor injuries to Lloyd Spiller and others.

du Quoin Mary Jane Phillips Terry Lynn ‘Phillips RL Gd Ay Marshall-Browning Hospital Mary Adams Rt 3 Fred D. Phillips

Interstate 24 route options emerge across four states

An engineering consultant’s report on Interstate 24 proposes a bypass route through Southern Illinois, crossing the extreme tip of the state. Illinois Missouri Tennessee and Kentucky highway officials will submit a joint recommendation after publication, though not bound by the consultant’s findings. The state favors a Metropolis crossing via Pulley’s Mill, Williamson County, while Cairo and Missouri promoters back a southerly route to boost tourism and regional access.

Illinois Kenneth J. Gray West Frankfort Missouri Tennessee Kentucky Theodore F. Mort Ilinois Division of Highways

Man Stricken Dies While Driving Home Near Herrin

William Frank Richmond 70 of Gale Hih Street Herrin died of an apparent heart attack while driving from a farm northeast of Herrin Thursday night. His car ran off the Mine B road, stopping before several trees. His wife summoned help, but he died on arrival at Herrin Hospital. He was a retired miner and a member of Freeman Chapel Baptist Church. He leaves his wife Clara, a son Wyatte, daughters Edith Zerschey, Geneva McClintock, Margaret Linen, two brothers Bob and John, a sister Addie Kirk, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Johnson's Funeral Home Herrin. Burial in Freeman Cemetery. 이어

William Frank Richmond Gale Hih St. Herrin Herrin Williamson County Paul Litton Richmond Lilian Herrin Hospital Mr. Richmond Carterville David Mary Ann Moore Ruth Freeman Terrin Clara Duncan Piggott Ark Freeman Chapel Clara Wyatte West Frankfort Edith Zerschey St. Louis Geneva McClintock Dallas Tex Margaret Linen Herriny Brothers Bob Strita John Belleville Addie Kirk Johnson Ben R. Stripling Freaman Cemetery Friends

Pupils to Visit Area After Prom in Train Ride

About five hundred pupils from northern Illinois will ride an Illinois Central Railroad train from Homewood after Rich Township High School prom in Park Forest tonight. A band will accompany the group as they dance in baggage cars on the 300 mile trip to the Southern Illinois University Center. They will swim, boat, take tours, and relax starting around 7:30 a.m. and return home about 4 p.m.

Ilinois Carbondale Illinois Central Railroad Homewood Rich Township High School Park Forest Southern Illinois — University Center

DeWitt Elected Mt Vernon Man Heads Council

Charles R DeWitt of Mt Vernon has been elected president of the Winds Council for Mentally Retarded Children. He owns DeWitt Lumber Co and lives at 1102 Oakland St He previously served as southern regional director and held several vice presidential posts. DeWitt is also a Winds Athletic Association sports official.

Charles R. DeWitt Mt Vernon Winds Council DeWitt Oakland SL DeWitt Lumber Co Mt. Vernon The Winds Athletic Association

Stolen tires from two cars reported in Carbondale area

The Southern Illinoisan notes tires and wheels valued at several dollars were stolen from two autos in the Carbondale area. The report mentions local papers and offices in Carbondale and Murphysboro, with references to other publications and distribution details. The piece reads like a fragment from an installment listing circulation and printer information.

Southern Tllenoisan Southern Nlingis Publications, Inc West Sinin Street Carbondales Gis South 19Th Street Murphyshare Carbondale Uinols Southern Illnoisan Carbondale Free Press Lertia Daily Journal Murphysboro Smith Molar Sales Co Die Iesortaled Press Main St Newne AP News

Poppy Day Sales Planned Across Local Cities

Veterans groups in Carbondale Murphysboro Herrin and Marion plan poppy drives today and Saturday. In Carbondale VFW Auxiliary and American Legion Auxiliary start at 4 p.m. and run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at downtown and Murdate Shopping Center. Murphysboro activities include factory and downtown street sales. Proceeds fund veterans service work in rehabilitation and child welfare.

Carbondale Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Murdate Murphysboro VEW Auxiliary

Youths Find Two Year Old Reported Missing

A two year old missing from Mossae Forestry near Campbeul was located at 9 p.m. Thursday and picked up by Metropolis police. The case involved youths who aided in the recovery and ensured the child’s safety.

Pays Mossae Campbeul Metropolis Police

Charles L Gray Funeral Rites Set

Funeral services for Pvt Charles L Gray 20 of Freeman Spur will be Sunday at Mt Moriah Baptist Church Freeman Spur. Gray died yesterday in the Army Hospital at Fort Polk of spinal meningitis. Burial in Demaine Cemetery. Friends may call at Keathly Funeral Home Calp.

John Ramage Dies in Los Angeles at 82

John Ramage, 82, died Thursday in Los Angeles. He was found dead at his home on Arlington Avenue by a neighbor. Mrs Ramage had been a patient in a hospital for months. The body will be returned to Wilson Funeral Home of Mayton for burial.

John Ramage Roy Adams Russell’ St Marlon Hursday Los Angeles Calif St.Arlington Ave

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