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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1963
Page
24
A dense classified listing details numerous Carbondale and Murphysboro apartments houses and trailers for rent or sale. It cites furnished and unfurnished units, 1 to 5 rooms, various locations, contact numbers, and dates, with extensive local provider names and street addresses.
A mobile x ray unit schedules visits in Sesser Carterville and Johnston City this week. It will be in Sesser on Oct 21 and Oct 22 with morning and afternoon slots, then in Carterville on Oct 23 and 24, and in Johnston City on Oct 25 with afternoon sessions.
The District One Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliaries and World War One Barracks will hold their quarterly meeting at the VFW Post 2005 in Carbondale today. State President Mrs. Louise Luzzi of Highwood will speak. separate business meetings follow at 2 pm. District One spans 11 auxiliaries and 11 barracks across Alexander, Jackson, Hardin, Massac, Union, Saline and Williamson Counties.
The annual meeting of Williamson County school administrators will be at 6:30 p.m. Monday in Little Egypt Smorgasbord. Marion Sherwood Dees and Noah Neace will discuss state recognition of schools and other services, with Dr. David Richerson and Marion Poggas explaining new health department services. Officers will be elected and a decision on future meetings will be made. Mont Davis Jr., Creal Springs Unit District superintendent, is president.
Alvia R. Thompson 64 a lifelong Carbondale resident died at 10 20 am Saturday in Holden Hospital after a year long illness He was a Kelley Food Market butcher member of First Baptist Church born in Richview in 19 He is survived by his wife two sisters two brothers two foster sons and one grandchild Funeral services are set for 2 pm Monday at Van Natt Funeral Home Carbondale with Rev Willard Foote officiating Burial will follow at Oakland Cemetery Friends may call after 3 pm today at the funeral home
Walsh resident and farmer Alex Eggemeyer died Friday at home after eight weeks of illness. Born June 12, 1872 in Walsh to Charles and Dorothea Wagner, he married Alvina Wilson in Bremen on October 17, 1899. He leaves daughters Mabel and Ellen, daughter Martha Krantz of Chester, sister Minnie Range of Walsh, seven grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren, and three great great grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Monday at Zion Lutheran Church in Walsh. Rev. William Munson to officiate. Friends may call at Schaack Funeral Home in Steeleville until noon Monday.
Funeral services for Ed Gibbs of Carbondale are planned Wednesday. Details are unclear in the fragment but indicate a cardiac or travel context and a local memorial. The notice confirms the deceased and the day of the rites.
Two Alexander County taverns face liquor violation charges to be heard at 5:30 p.m. Monday by the county Liquor Control Commission. Sahara in McClure is charged with selling to a minor after officers say an 18 year old Cape Girardeau student bought and drank beer there. Drop Inn in Sandusky is charged with failure to exercise tavern control following a Saturday shooting outside. Sheriff Earl Shepherd Jr. says both licenses are held pending the hearing. Virginia Willis, 60, of Mounds, is charged with wounding Richards Batts, 29, of Sandusky.
William B. Crouch aged 39 of 500 S 19th St Herrin died of a heart attack Wednesday night while at work in Orient mine. Funeral will be at 2 p m today at First Baptist Church Herrin after change from George Van Natta Funeral Home Herrin. Include bath capers and pimiento stuffed olives as garnishes for deviled eggs.
Otis Speuch appeared before Magistrate William Shannon in Marion and was fined ten dollars for improper passing on a ticket issued by State Trooper Homer Poole. Justice was administered by the local magistrate.
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