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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 2002

Page

12

Daniel Pope Cook: Illinois pioneer and first attorney general

Daniel Pope Cook shaped early Illinois politics from 1817 as territorial secretary to the first attorney general in 1819. He helped push statehood, county formation, and then served four terms in Congress before his death in Kentucky. Cook County later bears his name.

Cook The Territorial House of Representatives Shadrach Bond Congress John McLean Liberty Illinois House of Representatives Hubbs Judge Cook

Survivor Marion Lazan recalls life in camps and a hopeful stride

Holocaust survivor Marion Lazan recounts the brutal conditions in the camps and the daily death toll. She describes using make believe games to cope, the meaning of four pebbles for family survival, and her eventual emigration to the United States. Now residing in New York, she and her husband Bradley University alumnus Nathaniel Lazan celebrate 50 years of marriage and have three children and nine grandchildren. She speaks in Southern Illinois at Carbondale Civic Center with copies of Four Perfect Pebbles for sale.

Marion Peoria Bradley University Nathaniel Lazan New York Carbondale Civic Center S. Illinois Ave

Spaghetti Supper Funds Murphysboro Main Street and Liberty Theater

Murphysboro Main Street hosts a spaghetti supper Saturday 4 to 7 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center with a five dollar donation for adults and two dollars for children 12 and under. Proceeds go to Murphysboro Main Street and Liberty Theater. call 687-3732. Osamu Tsukimori reports from Pinckneyville.

Murphysboro Murphysboro Main Street Liberty Theater Call Harrisburg Medical Center Harrisburg Wal- Mart Harrisburg Golden Circle Senior Citizen's Center

Pinckneyville Fall Carnival boosts school programs tonight

Pinckneyville District 50 PTO hosts a 6 30 to 9 p m Fall Carnival at the junior high to fund classrooms and students. Teachers may sponsor booths with proceeds to their classrooms. PTO games, silent auctions, a food basket auction, and a stereo raffle accompany $1 raffle tickets and 25 cent game tickets.

Pinckneyville PTO

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