Marion cracks down on teen drinking and loud motorcycles
Marion police, urged by Public Safety Commissioner George A. Williams, crackdown on underage drinking and noisy motorcycles near Marion High School and downtown lots. Three youths, Greg H. Barbara 17, Charles Duvall 19, and Darrel Gower 20, were arrested for illegal transportation of alcohol after early morning complaints. Williams ordered citation of drinkers and enforcement of open-container rules, while three new police cars were reportedly on the way. A separate crash on Illinois 13 near Spillway Road injured no one, with damage to the Octopus ride estimated at $1,000.
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Dave DeWitte
Southern Illinois
Marion
Marion High School
Commissioner of Public Safety
George A. Williams
Williams
Citi
Greg H. Barbara
E. Boyton St
Rel Gower
Marion Mobile Village
West Main Street
Williamson County
Marion Police and Fire Merit Board
Anthony Rinella
Chester
Deaths and funeral notices Chronicle of May 1982 obituaries
Deaths include Rodney Wolfe 64 of Du Quoin with services in Neal Memorial Chapel and burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Also Willlisville resident Russell White 67, a WWII veteran and former Cook at Chester Mental Health Center, with services at New Hope Independent Baptist Church. Other notices cover Henry Sickler 72 with private Chicago funeral, Rachel Webster 71 of West Frankfort with services at Townmount Baptist Church, Bessie Cogdill 71 of Logan with services at Marion funeral home. multiple survivors and church affiliations listed. Services and calling hours arranged across Campbell Hill, West Frankfort, Benton, Marion, and surrounding towns.
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Rodney ‘“Deake” Wolfe
Washington St
du Quoin
Neal Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Park
Mr. Wolfe
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
United Mine Workers
Nine Mile Baptist Church
Perry County
Herbert Elsworth
Sarah Ellen Craig Wolfe
Lillie M. Bird
Perryville
Darrel R
Tamaroa
Judith Lynn McKinney
Cedar, Minn
Russel Glen White
Willisville
Memorial Hospital
Chester
White
U.S. Army
New Hope
New Orleans
Ray
Marion
Dorothy Sanders
St. Louis
New Hope Independent Baptist Church
New Hope Gardens
Wilson Funeral Home
Campbell Hill
Henry H. Sickler
Chicago
Mount Joy
Mr. Sickler
Jacob
Charles
Lenora Sickler
Eva Groce
Gerry Anderson
Wilma Murgatroyd
Carl
Henry Jr
Haskell
Everett
Thurlow
Ada Pinkerton
Townmount Baptist Church
Rachel Webster
N. Lincoln
West Frankfort
East Fork
Union Funeral Home
Webster
Union Hospital
Townmount Church
Odin
Lona McIntyne Coreyier
Arthur
Jean Waggoner
Ruth Burbank
Lillie Thomas
Thelma Dawson
Benton
Guy Webster
Jim Webster
Thompsonville
Edward
Kim
Bessie Cogdill
Logan
Franklin Hospital
Cogdill
First Baptist Church
Illinois
Jasper
Minnie Treece Walker
Herman
Wilma Carter
Portland
Ore
Clifton
Corn
Cletus
Monterey
Calif
Jack
McHenry
Donnie
Alexandria
Orba Walker
Austin
Texas
Edward Walker
Milwaukee
Wis
Morion and Johnston Funeral Home
Rosehill Cemetery
Charlotte M. Brueggeman
Belleville
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Brueggeman
Sears
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Perpetual Help Society
Cathedral High School
Herrin
Marian Manning Watson
Henry ‘‘Hank”’ Brueggeman
James D
Daniel J
John D
Daughers
Sue Frary
New Castle
Wyo
Mary Kloess
Jane Brueggeman
Millstadt
Alice Holmes
Maxine
Carterville
Edna Bennett
Columbia
Green Mount Catholic Cemetery
George Renner & Sons
Ernest Lee Stafford
Joliet
Carbondale
Mr. Stafford
Sallie Lemmons
Margaret Stafford
Ralph Stafford
Lola Stafford
Ernest F. Stafford
Josephine Stafford
Fred C. Dames
Center
Campbell Street
Elmhurst
Multiple West Frankfort funerals mark list of local obituaries
Obituary page lists numerous deaths and funeral plans across Southern Illinois towns. Carol ine Vidovich 80 of West Frankfort with services at St John s Catholic Church noting 62 years residence and Croatian ties. Other notices include Charles F McCuan 85 Medford Ore burial in Siskiyou Memorial Park and H R Ray Parks 89 Marion funeral at Wilson Funeral Home.
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St. John‘s Catholic Church
West Frankfort
Carolina Vidovich
9Th St
Denning
Union Funeral Home
St. John’s Building Fund
Vidovich
Jack Grzanich
Jack Vidovich
Rose Dodig
Lesser
Mary Wolf
Elyria
Ohio
Vernica Vodopic
Yugoslavia
Anna Krescja
Parma
Joseph
William
Anna
H.R
Ray” Parks
Castellano
Marion
Wilson Funeral Home
Mr. Parks
Marion Memorial Hospital
Energy to pay former policeman Grover Barron
The Energy Village Board approved a payment of 60.2 pieces of compensatory time to former policeman Grover Barron, who earned $6.50 per hour and was fired this month by President Bob Jeralds. The board also accepted a bid from Claunch Motors for a new police car, with bids for the old car sale to be opened on June 28.
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Energy Village Board
Grover Barron
Barron
Village Board
Bob Jeralds
Jeralds
Frank Snider
Claunch Motors
Rainy Wednesday forecast spreads over Southeast to Midwest
The forecast calls for rain for Wednesday across the Southeast and Midwest up to the upper Great Lakes. Cool conditions are seen in the central Plains and Northeast Atlantic coast with most areas milder overall. In Southern Illinois the high Monday reached 82 with a 57 degree low since 7 a.m. today and a 9 a.m. reading of 66. Sunset today is 8:08 p.m. and sunrise Wednesday is 5:28 a.m. Sunset Wednesday is 8:09 p.m.
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Midwest
Great Lakes
Central Plains
Atlantic Coast
Illinois
Crime Watch Program Open To All Citizens In Cambria
Cambria Police Department and a group of concerned citizens will present a crime watch program at 7 p.m. today in the Cambria School gym. Lt. Arthur Otey of John A. Logan College Security Police will speak and a home crime prevention film will be shown. The event emphasizes establishing the black watch program and invites all area residents, including rural residents, to attend.
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Cambria Police Department
Cambria
Arthur Otey
John A. Logan College Security
Black Watch
Logan offers free motorcycle riding courses at John A Logan College
John A Logan College announces free motorcycle riding courses starting June 1. Course Three runs Tuesdays and Thursdays 5 to 9 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 1 to 12. Course Four runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 5 to 9 p.m. June 2 to 14. All gear provided. minimum age 16 with valid license. Contact Office of Adult Education at 549-7335 or 985-3741 for registration.
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John A. Logan College
Office of Adult Education
Johnson County Man Held in Washington on Cannabis Warrant
Phillip W. Rusher ages 37 of Vienna was arrested in Bellingham Washington on a Johnson County warrant for unlawful delivery of more than 10 grams of cannabis. He remains in Washington on a $15,000 bond awaiting return to Johnson County as authorities investigated a bar altercation.
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Johnson County
Phillip W. Rusher
Vienna
Bellingham
Wash
Elly Faulkner
Rusher
Washington
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Zens
Lamar Manor
Charley McBride
McBride Mack Sales
Mofield Bros
Marion Amusement Company
Illinois 13
State Olice
Clarence Wright
Southern Illinoisan
John McCutchen
Rodney ‘Deake
Wolfe
Charles F. McCuan
Eastwood Baptist Church
Medford
Bessie St
Siskiyou Memorial Park
McCuan
Order of Eastern Star Reames
H.R. Parks
Margaret Cless
Walker Funeral Home
Elmer Newton
Gibbons-Weirauch
Harrisburg
Route 3
Doctors Hospital
Vivian
Lester Newton
Shawneetown
Hazel Kaspari
Mount Prospect
Rosetta Patton
Judy Watkins
Kay Alexander
Wayne Newton
Ena Roland
Alfred Thornton
Coulterville
St. Clement’s Hospital
Red Bud
Pyatt Funeral Home
Cecile Treece
Parker-Reedy Funeral Home
N. Douglas
West Frankort
National Weather Service of
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Cambria School
Tiower
Are Shopping
Ncarbondale
Cayo
Er’s
Robinson Circle
Illinois Society of Opticianry
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