Courts Issue 06 Judgments In Tax Drive
Jackson County courts issued 66 judgments Friday for unpaid personal property tax bills or court costs dating to 1959 1961. Circuit Court ordered 23 judgments and County Court 38 with a mix of tax bills plus costs and costs only. Notable defendants include Ava Floyd G Walker Earl Mitchell Ben Vancil Jim Doss Claud H Dunham and many others across Carbondale Makanda Murphysboro Elkville and De Soto.
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Jackson County
Ava
Floyd G. Walker
Earl Mitchell
Elmer Easton
Ben Vancil
Bob Beisner
Presley Brooks
Campbell Hill
Claud H. Dunham
Rt. 4
Murphysboro
Jim Doss
Gorham
Circuit Court
Elkville
Thomas G. Manning
Jesse Tripp
Haskell H. Sickler
J. L. Derossett
Henry Nawfarmer
Theodore Phelps
Jacob
Mary L. Jennings
de Soto
George Calhoun
Makanda
Herbert E. Morgan
H J. Reed
E. Main St
Carbondale
William C. Davis
Lee Lawrence
Harold Dean Cox
Morris Bantel
Woodrow Pritchett
Bill Atterberry
William E. Tope
Jack B. Hayes
Charles Cavaness
Alto Pass
Harold D. Pulley
Effie Humphrey
Vergennes
Edward Tucker
Raymond Lee
Fred House
Jesse Hickam
Loren Worthen
Charlotte Foster
William Underwood
James Havens
Dowell
Richard Croessman
Bob McCabe
Ava — Willa Evelyn Lee
Edmond C. Pruitt
Joe Burkey
Rt. 1
Wendell Bu
Jim Shingleton
Joe Casarta
John Bird
Victor Level
Murphysboro Township to face deficit in road and bridge plan
The township budget for roads and bridges shows a $9 214 45 shortfall against estimated expenditures for the year ending July 1964. Road fund deficits amount to $8 413, while bridge work carries a $801 45 deficit. The plan, labeled as needs not spending, will be discussed at a 1 PM public hearing and 2 PM board meeting in Murphysboro. A final approval goes to the county clerk and highway department to set 1964 tax rates. Blair House showcases Chip Pendale chairs Aubusson carpets and Paul Revere crafted silver pieces in an unrelated note.
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Murphysboro Township
George Bergsmiller
Murphysboro
S. 10Th St
Borgsmiller
Murphysboro Township assessments rise on 14 properties
Jackson County Board of Review wrapped Murphysboro Township books as 14 properties saw value increases or new additions. Roy Gilbert said some gains reflect improvements and new construction, with specific property owners listed and totals updated.
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Murphysboro
Jackson County Board of Review
Roy Gilbert
Marie Dean
Dewey St
T. A. Young
Thomas Ingram
Rt. 4
Bonnie Lockwood
Herrin United Fund Starts Campaign Set Oct 1
Herrin United Fund workers plan a campaign kickoff October 1 with a goal of 28700, about 2000 below last year’s target. Eleven agencies will share funds including Boy Scouts 7500 and Girl Scouts 3600, with Teen Town down to 500 as its building is largely paid for. Training begins September 23 and a booster breakfast is planned September 26 at the Herrin Public Library.
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Herrin United Fund
Herrin
Children’s Emergency Aid Fund
Girl Scouts
Egyptian Association For the
Boy Scouts
Young Men's Christian Association
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Herrin School For
Williamson County Mental Health Association
Jack Murphy
UF Board of Directors
Bank of Herrin
Murphy
Robert Cook
Ed Goodwin
Cook
Leon Zwick
Link Perrine
George Jensen
Jim Bracy
Tony Avrips
Morgan Sweeney
Bob Jeralds
Goodwin
Gene Horn
William Patterson
Walter Williamson
George Allen
Glen Thurman
Maurice Stilley
Larry Davis
Dan DeClue
Bob Brewer
Herrin Public Library
City issues 14 wheel tax summonses in Carbondale
Fourteen summonses have been served to residents who failed to pay the wheel tax after about 409 notices were sent. Some 2,436 residents have purchased wheel tax stickers. If a summons defendant misses trial a default judgment allows seizure of personal property to cover the tax plus about $11 in court costs.
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Carbondale
Marguerite Boyd
Robert Schwartz
Wapella Festival Serves Beans and Corn Bread Free
Wapella Illinois August 31 AP The De Witt County town closed its annual Corn and Beans Festival by serving 500 pounds of beans and 400 pounds of corn bread free to residents and visitors.
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Wapella
Ill
de Witt ‘County
Man Killed While Hunting In Johnson County
A Harrisburg man, John Stevers, 26, was killed in an accidental hunting death two miles north of New Burnside. Dale Reynolds, 20, testified he fired at a squirrel about 35 yards away, hitting Stevers in the face and neck with a .12 gauge shotgun. Stevers died within 15 minutes. funeral plans are with Gibbons Funeral Home.
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Johnson County
John Stevers
Harrisburg
Stevers
Dale Reynolds
New Burnside
Reynolds
Lucille
Vinson Roy
Jerome Stevers
Gibbons
Glove Firm Chairman Dies
George Lurie 69 chairman of Good Luck Glove Co. Carbondale and Metropolis died Saturday in Holden Hospital Carbondale. He founded the company with brothers in 1926 and helped consolidate with Houghten Glove Co. in 1931. Funeral details set for Monday at St Francis Xavier Church Carbondale.
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George Lurie
Good Luck Glove Co
Carbondale
Metropolis
Holden Hospital
Lurie
Valley Road
Marissa
Houghten Glove Co
Good Luck
Houghten
Bernard
Nate
Pete
St. Louis
Pauline Sokol
Los Angeles
Calif
Sophie Silver
Bertha Hellzer
Fay Turner
Sonia Simon
Evelyn Schenker
Miami
Fla
St. Francis Xavier Church
Melvin B. Haas
Calvary Cemetery
Huffman Funeral Home
Colp Hit-and-Run Probe Ties Dice Game at Tavern
Police hunt a hit and run driver after a reported dice game at a Colp tavern Saturday. A passenger in Burgess’s car is held on disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Burgess admits a game but denies taking part. officers pursued through several stops before the driver fled toward Johnston City.
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Colp
Herrin
Bobby R. Burgess
Frank Caliper
New Orleans
11Th
Hierin
Burgess
Caliper
Colp Road
Herrin-Colp Road
Park Avenue
Johnston City
Roy Cole
Key Kenneith
Marion
Herrin City Employees Approved for Specific Pay Increases
Pay raises take effect for Herrin city workers with new annual salaries and increments. Notable changes include the police chief from 4725 to 5200, the fire chief from 4725 to 5200, the parking meter patrolman rising to 4290 with a 1290 bump, and the deputy city clerk plus three water clerks each gaining about 311.
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Herrin City
Water Department
Stock Car Races Highlight Williamson County Fair
Williamson County Fair opens in Marion with Youtharama Stage Show and free gate day. More than 57 stock cars and drivers compete tonight at 7 30 p m. Prize money of 3000 dollars offered in the western horse show with two sessions Monday. Rhodes Show from KFVS TV appears Tuesday night. Grandstand admission is 1 dollar with 50 cent gate. box seats 1 50.
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Williamson County Fair
Kfvs-Tv
The
Turnpike Association
Rhodes
Mines and output status across operations
The report lists mine activity for Monday and Tuesday showing several mines working and not working. Fidelity Burning Star and Orient have multiple entries with identifiers. Zeigler and Old Ben appear with varying statuses.
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Orient
Old Ben
Zeigler
Plan Group To Be Picked In University Center
About 100 area residents will meet at 7 30 p m on September 5 in the University Center Ballroom at Southern Illinois University to form an Overall Economic Development Program committee. The panel will draft a development plan for Jackson Williamson Franklin and Perry Counties to stay eligible for Area Redevelopment Administration loans and grants. Subcommittees from each county are expected. The meeting is led by the state Board of Economic Development the ARA and agriculture agencies.
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University Center
Southern Illinois University
Jackson
Williamson
Franklin
Perry
Area Redevelopment Administration
ARA
State Board of Economic Development
Agriculture Agencies
Court Clerks Meeting Set Across Nine County District
Chief Judge Clarence E. Wright Carbondale of the First Circuit Court District calls a meeting of county clerks and circuit clerks in Williamson County Marion at 10 a m Wednesday. Discussion focuses on mutual problems for clerks and judges under the statewide judicial reorganization effective January 1.
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Clarence E. Wright Carbondale
First Circuit Court District
Williamson County
Marion
Pupils Return To School Tuesday At Marion High
Marion High School pupils must report to their home rooms at 8 30 a m on Tuesday according to principal A C Storme. About 925 pupils picked up assignment ecards this week.
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Marion High School
A. C. Storme
Prell Named Director of SIU Bureau of Business Research
Arthur Ely Prell becomes full time director of the SIU Bureau of Business Research at 901 S Elizabeth St Carbondale. The bureau, founded in 1957, expands to larger quarters with Prell leading and John Fohr editing the Business Bulletin and aiding research and sponsored projects.
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Bureau of Business Research
Southern Illinois University
Arthur Ely Prell
Maritz, Inc
St. Louis
S. Elizabeth St
Carbondale
SIU School of Business
Prell
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Washington University
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
University of New Hampshire
John Fohr
The
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Frank L. Cripps
Charles J. Cripps
Lucille Ellet
Silas Morgan Jr
Harold Miller
Robert Fann
James L. Snyder
Howard Blumenstock
Eugene Farley
Edward Farley Jr
James Dillard
Blair House
Paul Revere
Robert Jones
Keough Drive
Benjamin Talley
Rt. 2
Clyde Shadowens
S. F. McCoy
Deila Dickerson
Ralph Sykes
Thomas Dunigan
William J. Ryan
McCord
Hugh J. Gilmore
Illinois Ave
Cooper Bowers
Gilbert
Carbondale Township
United Fund
Garavaglia
Johnson
Glove Firm
Cheri Brown
Clyda Spiller
Terri Crawford
Williamson County Fair Terrain
Frank Bruce
Fair Association
Southern Illinois
Arthur E. Prell
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