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Carbcndale-HerrirvMurphysbcra Pagt Eight SOUTHERN ILLIN01SAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1974 20 40 1(1 fro V.V.V s' Czrr.r.t-zt Area picture Hospital notes HERRIN HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Scott, Mary Carterville Gehm, Theresa Throgmorton, Bernice, Goreville Williams, Mary Zeigler Gherardinl, Emidio Sadler, Paul E. Lowery, William Carterville McWiiliams, Michael Budcley, Katherine, Carterville Olswing, Viola Cooksey, Evelyn, Marion Cababiss, Sarah, Marion Aseonti. Gina TROY C. DORRISS SR. Funeral services for Troy C.

Dorriss 79, of West Frankfort, will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Stone Funeral Home in West Frankfort. The Rev. Fred Dietderich will officiate. Burial will be in East Fork Cemetery in West Frankfort.

Gravesdie military rites will be conducted. Friends may call between 6 and 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the building fund of the Northern Baptist Church in West Frankfort. Mr.

Dorriss died at 6:45 p.m. Saturday in the Skilled Care Nursing Unit in Benton. He was born Dec. 23. 1891.

in Franklin County to Eugene and Ellen Baskin Dorriss. He was employed by the Pure Milk in" West Frankfort for 35 years before his retirement. He was a member of the Northern Baptist Church, Teamsters Local 347, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Figure Show low Trprotwre Morning Indico'td Conivlf Local forecast Exptcftd Until Tuesday folo'd ripifoion Not Sunny and cold Colder weather is forecast today for the northern states but warmer weather is expect- ed for the southern and cen- SPARTA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Aliard, Michelle Robinson, Carolyn Tllden McFadden, Mildred Piel, Susan Mines, Alberta Huey, Pertie Gordon, Dorothy Casida, Joanne, Coulterville Lewis, George, Marissa DISCHARGED: Cane, Gezell Quillman, Vernaemay, Marissa ST. JOSEPH MEMORIAL, Murphysboro ADMITTED: Deal, John Worthen, Alberta Cross, Pearl, Elco Crisler, Jeffrey, Oraville Roman, Nicholas, Las Vegas, Nev. Maze, Francis Huddleston, Trecile, Hurst Rendleman, Sandra Horn, James, Elkville Alley, Mrs.

Oren Hanson, Susan, Carbondale Marshal, Herbert Porter, Maude Butler, Iva, Gorham DISCHARGED: Hand, Monlda Johnson, Robert, Carbonda' Goddard, Glenna O'Neal, Rhea, Hurst Hoist, Valer, Graeff, Stella Chochran, Tina Marie, Ava Hammon, Ira Cobden UNION COUNTY, Anna ADMITTED: Keller, Blanche, Dongola Wilmoth, Ronald Henard, Cassle Helfrlch, Charlene Love, Emma, Mounds Hlnes, Ethel Sauerbrunn, Cleo, Jonesboro Stevens, Vickie, Boles Bass, Doris DISCHARGED: Norman, David Minton, Mary, Murphysboro Bsrred. Irene, Jonesboro May, William, Wolf Lake Coomes, Martha, Jonesboro Smith, Brenda UION, West Frankfort ADMITTED: Odle, Clara Hewlett, Thomas Hall, Randall Karnes, Sharon Lane, Marie Williams, Ray Sp.ller, Mary Ann Adams, Lisa Stagner, Amanda Hodqeman, Vivian, Mulkeytown Stubblefield, Janet, Benton Machura. Carl, Orient AAcRoy, Robert, Sesser Parker. Charlene, Thompsonville DISCHARGED: Rice, John King, donald Wilson, Jeanetta Johns, Amy Polcyn, Mary Mills, Sherrl Hefner, Lola Rogers, Mary Doty, Richard Wearmouth, Phyllis Bryant, Russell Sesser Greeney, Johnston City Thompson, William, Johnston City Summers, Yuvetta, Thompsonville Dover, Chelsea, Zeigler Nagle, John, Benton Head, Deborah and baby, Benton Indicted on perjury charges I "SB hvrarc 1 on recognizance tral Plains. Snow is expected for the upper Great Lakes and New England.

Showers are forecast for southern Texas turned by the grand jury. Hanagan said Mrs. Evrard was being kept in the jail under a doctor's care, costing Franklin County about $56 a day. "We didn't want to release her until the doctors said she could be released, Hanagan said. Franklin County State's Atty.

Lor en P. Lewis said Mrs. Evrard had been readmitted to the hospital two weeks ago after a fall at the jail, but had been discharged after several davs. While the details of Mrs. Ev-rard's illness never were made public, Lewis and former Sheriff Barney Browning have said the illness was drug-related.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation conducted an investigation to determine whether Mrs. Evrard took or received drugs while being held in the Owner sought Burned-ouf trailer ailed health hazard howifi lurries chancing to snow in the wesN em part cf the state and ad jacent areas of New Mexico, (AP Wirephoto) Franklin County Jail, and whether her civil rights were violated while she was in the jail. The details of that investigation have not been made public. Mrs. Evrard was Indicted by the grand jury Oct.

20 after she told them of an incident she said occurred several years ago at an Orient tavern wher she worked. She said a former deputy sheriff illegally confiscated two unloaded guns that she used in a dancing act. The same grand jury a50 indicted six other persons, including three former dcputic3 and the former investigator for the state's attorney as a result of a state police probe into alleged improper activities in the couty. Mrs. Evrard's arraignment has been set for 3 p.m.

Wednesday. She could net be reached tedav. the authority to cause the removal of dilapidated buildings under a state law passed this year, William Hensley, director of the Quadri-County Health said. But the law requires a owner be contacted for voluntary removal before the health department can act Hensley said. Hensley said he has net been able to reach Harold or Lloyd Maneese.

He has no idea where Lloyd resides, but Harold reportedly lived in Herrin. Johnson Count Sheriff Faulk said he will travel to Herrin Ln a search for the o.vner. Theresa Brr.m. a neighbor says her husband and a neighbor killed 15 rats in the rum in one da v. Fire destroys Murphysboro rural home Fire Saturday night destroyed the home of Robert Anderson cn Rt.

1, Murphysboro, according to the Murphysboro Fire Dept. No one was at home when the fire occurred. Hie department estimated the loss at least $130). The department said it had no idea of the value cf the content 3 of the house. Anderson is a part-time night guard at the Du Quoin Fairgrounds.

Firemen said they did not know what caused the fire, which also destroyed a garage. The fire department was notified of the fire at p.m. When firemen arrived, flames were going through the roof of the home. Thhf my be planning a pole climb A burglar stole a safety belt for climbing utility poles Sunday in Marion-Ernest Hall reported to police that his camper was broken into at the Marion Mobile Home Village and the belt and tools worth $250 to 3300 were taken. jgf4 High temperature Sunday, 34, overnight low, 17.

Temperature at 9 a.m. today, 23. Precipitation from 7 a.m. Sunday to 7 a.m. Monday, trace of snow.

Sunset today, Sunrise Tuesday, Sunset, Tuesday, Two more held, face drug charges Williamson County authorities and agents from the Southern Illinois Metropolitan Enforcement Group (MEG) ar- rcscj two men in Carterville during the weekend on state and federal narcotics warrants. Carl Tripp. 33, of Carterville, was arrested late Friday on two state warrants cadi charging illegal delivery of cannabis. Robert Carl Shelton, 23, of 203 Willow O'Fallon, was arrested in Carterville on a federal warrant charging illegal delivery of USD. Both men are held in Williamson County Jail today pending a preliminary hearing.

The arrests brought the total number of drug arrests in Carterville for the week to seven. Five other persons were arrested there lliursday based on information supplied by MEG unit agents. MEG unit investigations have produced 13 arrests in i 1-liamson and Jackson counties in the past two weeks. DALE ARTHUR WOODS Dale Arthur Woods, 83, of 713 N. 23rd Murphysboro, died Saturday afternoon at the Marion Veterans Hospital after a long illness.

He was born March 11, 1891, in Brown County, to Dan and Winnie Newman Woods. He married The! ma Logan; she preceded him in death-Mr. Woods was a retired railroad employe. He was a member of the Baptist Church. He was in the army during WTorld War I.

He is survived by sons, Jesse of Murphysboro, and Robert of Evansville, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Tower Grove Cemetery in Murphysboro. The Rev. William Boatman will officiate.

Services are under auspices of the Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel of Murphysboro. There will be no visitation. THEODORE R. TRAMMELL Theodore R. Trammell, 63, died unexpectedly at his home in Sparta Saturday.

Mr. Trammell was formerly of Grand Tower-He was born to Charles and Julia Trammell April 30, 1911. He was a retired carpenter. Survivors include his wife. Pauline; daughters Jeannctte Wilhelm of East Carondelet, Sherry Pashia of Dupo, and Vickie Wickert of East Carondelet; sons Duke of Baldwin, Rickie at home; sisters, Irene Henry of Riviria Beach.

Pauline Jenkins, of Carpenters-ville. Gracial Pillow of St. Louis, Myrtle Kronk of Dupo, and Doris Ellet of Grand Tower; brothers Roy of Grand Tower and Ralph of Omaha, and 10 grandchildren. One son preceded him in death. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at the Metho- dist Church in Grand Tower, The Rev. Walter Derossett of- ficiating. Burial will be in the Walker Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Da-shner Funeral Home in Du- po until 9 tonight and after 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Methodist Church in Grand Tower.

FAY GLASS Fay Glass, 71, of Ozark Acres, formerly of Car- bondale, died Sunday at a hos- pital near her home. She had been ill for several months, She was born in Auburn, Dec. 5, 1903, to Arthur L. and Florence Lulu Shadley Brod. She was married to Ho- mer Glass.

Mrs. Glass is survived by her husband Homer of Ozark Acres; two daughters, Kay Crowder of Godfrey, and Nor- ma Root of Weeping Water, three brothers, Ernest Brod of Carbondale, Vera Brod of Titusville, and Lawrence Brod of Palm Harbor, Fla. Her first husband, William Ivan Green, died on Jan. 26, 1963. Funeral arrangements are in complete at Huffman Funeral Home in Carbondale.

Burial will be in Murdale Garden of Memories Cemetery, west of Carbondale. Hometown ot persons admitted ana discharged will be the same as that of the hospital named unless otherwise Indicated DOCTORS MEMORIAL, Carbondale ADMITTED: Hayes, Evelyn Hawks. John Makanda Hoye, Stanford McMahon, John, Creat Springs Schrader, Virginia, Du Quoin Scheid, Brian Walker, Clara Gayle, Energy Funk, George, Elkville Parrish, Gordon A. Prang, Jane Brown, Cecil Campbell, Dollie Durham, Jason, Goreville Moore, Willis Rasche, Selma, Murphysboro Fox, Alene, Marion Storms, Rebecca, Hurst Harris, Indra Rehama, Shirley, Carfervllla Cheatham, Jonathan, Murphysboro Parr, Adam Kissinger, Brenda, Carterville Krekel, Diane Bayless, Karen, West Frankfort DISCHARGED: As berry, Charles Kimmel, Laura, McClurt Cook, Robert Cox, Leser, Carterville Hoyle, Pearl, Murphysboro Paul, Christian, Marion Cox, Delaney and baby girl, Marlon Felts, Sherry, and baby boy, Marion Emptage, Cathy and baby boy, Mur- physbcro Allen, Karen Howell, Gary, Sesser Crowell, Linda, Carterville Sorgenstein, Samuel Lucus, Joyce, Du Quoin Short, Clarence, Mulkeytown Gamble, Eva, Marion Downen, Mary Griffith, Kurtis, Energy Falconer, Neil Mehnert, Linda and son Stafko, Eva, Royalton Taylor, Judith, Carbonda! Nelte, FRANKLIN, Benton ADMITTED: Giles, Don Overturf, Virgin! Wingard, Julia Sackey Braden, Ga Cid St ris. Jfr, Tvr.w'l 0 mjoav--' 5 -s, Cf V.

A 5-s 7 S' 4 .1 'vs Ec'A'-. Eva-svHt B'a-itJey, PhiUip, Ava Florence, Sparta Howie, Chester, Campbell Hill Wright, Winnie Mendenhall, Arlena, Steelevllle Bauman, Vera, St. Mary's, Mo. Stallman, Wilma Wyatt, Mary, Steelevllle Russell, Hcmer, Steelevllft DISCHARGED: Salger, Doris, Steelevillt Shambert, Orea Stoever, Virginia Berry, James Glass, Ethel, Cutler Taylor, Mrs. Jane and baby, Perryville, Mo.

Fink, Violet, Ellis Grove Dunn, Lucille, Campbell Hill Fudge, George Petrowske, Mrs. Judy and baby Baughman, Gerald Wyatt, Elsa, Steelevllle Boyer, Helen, Percy Randall, Rosa, Percy Herschbach, Anna Lakeman, John, Ava Southern Today PUBLIC MEETINGS WILLIAMSON County Airport Authority, 7:33 p.m. Monday, In the airport office. ANNA-JONESBORO Wafer Commission, 7 p.m. Monday In the Anna American Legion.

MARION City Council, 7:30 p.m. Monday, city hall. SHAWNEE Community Unit District 84 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m. Monday In the administration center of Ware. FRANKFORT Community Unit School Board, 7:30 p.m.

Monday, Administrative Services Center, 512 E. St. Louis West Frankfort. SESSER Community Unit District School Board, 7:30 p.m. Monday, high school library.

HURST City Council, 7:30 p.m. Monday, city hall. WEST Frankfort City Council, 7 p.m. Monday, city hall. HERRIN City Council, 7 p.m.

Monday, City hall. BENTON City Council, 7:30 p.m. Monday, city hall. PERRY County Board of Commissioners, 7 p.m. Monday at courthouse In Pinckneyville.

TAMAROA Grade School Board cf Education, 7 p.m. Monday at school. SPARTA City Council, 7 p.m. Monday at 132 V. Broadway St.

PINCKNEYVILLE Grade School District 50 Board of Education, 8 p.m. Monday at school. COBDEN Village Board, 7 p.m. Mon day to purchase a new ponce car and consider water system improve- ments. SOUTHERN Illinois tlon, 7 p.m.

Monday Ostomy Associa-af the Southern Illinois Clinic at Mt. Vernon. Meat will be furnished for Pot Luck Christmas dinner. Anyone wishing to attend Is invited and should br.ng a covered passing dish and own table service. DU QUOIN Alchoholics Anonymous at 8 Monday in the Sacred Heart School Library In Du Quoin.

UNITY POINT Grade School District Board, 7:30 p.m. Monday, at the school. ELKVILLE Village Board cf Trustees, 7 m. Monday, Waterworks Building. CARBONDALE C.tizens for Decency, 7:30 p.m.

Monday, Lantana Baptist Church S. Wall to begin a petition against sexual activity at massage parlors. SPECIAL EVENTS HERRIN Little Egypt Chapter of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. barber shop chorus rehearsal, 8 p.m. Monday, Herrin High School choral room.

Open to all interested area men. Huggine, Nora, Royalton Spiller, Virgil, Carterville Gossage, Alyce Lynn Dailey, Edward Hurst Dixon, Lon Williams, Lucy Marlon Hamilton, Afton Barnes. Jewel, Johnston City DISCHARGED: Kendrick, Patricia and baby, West Frankfort Washer, Wendolyn, Marlon Tanner. Howard Royster, Zetta, Carterville Markus, Velma, Christopher MaleskI, Antonia James, June Henson, Esther, Marlon Hammonds, Barbara Baker, Helen, Energy Aleksick, Katie Learned, Diana, Christopher Bartlett, Vivian McCleland, Dorothy and baby, Johnston City Thomas, Wanda Richey, Ella, Cambria Harrison, Sarah Hansford, Marion, Johnston City Davis, Richard, Creal Springs Cover, Clarence Benr, Betty Robinson, Lorl, Energy Dailey, Edward, Hurst Nannie, John, Carterville Beasley, Norma, Zeigler Wohlwend, Ernest, Murphysboro Stanley, Pearl Porter, Carmen and baby sons, Colp MARSHALL BROWNING, Du Quoin ADMITTED: Hoffman, Grace Romanic Otto Hamilton, Flossie Treadwell, James, Mulkeytown Glasscock, David Hess, Blanche, Elkville Holmes, Eunice Rapuzi, Pansy Crifassi, Carolyn Johns, Opal DISCHARGED: Terry, Glenna, Pmckneyvlile Biggs, Bet try Payne, Judith Coffel, Carl Jr. Murphysboro Neath, Nellie Grrrth, Orpha Ktller, Blanche Mnjcn, Barbara Inez, Tamaroa MEMORIAL Marlon ADMITTED: Alan, West Frankfort Sherry Ann, Johnston City -Nart, Sarah, Johnston City Mrvl, Linda, Galatla C.

MrivVie, Carterville $'-Xd. Fannie lftcf. Elrrabeth, Johnston City Hiv'wr Vfl-ra, Orbendale S'f't, Clark, Pittsburg DISCHARGED: Jc. Gcrevllle AC" 5 Ccn't R. Mildred FHi, Javrt 5i.f, Ann and baby Wrg-t.

JacKson, Carterville ki-jj si-g. Jeannit MINERS. Christopner ADMITTED: Whalev, Evelyn, Mulkeytown Lucil'e, Benton DISCHARGED: WillJam, Carbcndafe Jassen, Carol, Carbondale VanHocrebeke, Beverly, Scheller PINCKNEYVILLE COMMUNITY ADMITTED: Names cf persons admitted ret available DISCHARGED: Montgomery, Stella Kellerman, Oma Dunn, Elizabeth Yeager, Eileen Leming Roy, Coultervil'e Heate, Fern, Tamaroa Schuessler, Edwin, Oakdale Gross, Gene, Du Quoin Schwelzer, Linda and baby PlotrowskI, Rose Goldman, Victoria and baby, Tamaroa Chapman, Harry, Tamaroa Heine, Scott Pattie, Percy Sawyer, Margaret Murphysboro Hottes, Laura Jean Hottes, Lisa Jean WASHINGTON COUNTY, ADMITTED: Names of persons admitted not available DISCHARGED: Randall, Stephanie, Venedy Schubert, Walter, Coulterville Howell, Diane and baby, Centralla fllinoisan ar SCHOOL OF MUSIC: Student Honors Recital, p.m. on Monday in Shryock Auditorium. MOVIES CINEMA Harrisburg, "Journey Back to Oz." CINEMA II, Harrisburg, "The Longest Yard." ROXY, Coulterville, "Game of Love" GRAND, Du Quoin, "Gone With the Wind" WEBSTER, Steelevllle, "For Pete's Sake" VARSITY Carbondale, "Flesh Gor- don" VARSITY II, Carbondale, "The Trial of Billy Jack" Fox, Carbondale, "The Longest Yard" SALUKI, Carbondale, "Animal Crackers" LIBERTY, Murphysboro "Gone with the Wind" TOLER CINEMA, Benton, "Birth of a Legend" PUBLIC MEETINGS HERRIN Unit School Board, 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Unit office, high school. JOHNSTON City Council, 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, city hall. BENTON Park District, 4 p.m. Tuesday, Benton Chamber of Commerce. LICK CREEK Grade School D.strict 16 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.

Tues day in the school. MURPHYSBORO City p.m. Tuesday in city hall. MURPHYSBORO Unit Council, 7:30 School Dist. 186, 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday in district office at Walnut and Streets. NORTHWEST Home Owners Association meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at CI PS Buildg In Carbondale. PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY cf Southern Illinois, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Carbondale Park District Community Building, 208 W.

Elm St. LAKE OF EGYPT Association of Property Owners, 7 p.m. Tuesday In the Administration Building of the Southern Illinois Power Cooperative on the Lake of Egypt. ILLINOIS Department of Insurance public hearing on no-fault auto Insurance legislation, Tuesday, in Ball Room Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. BENTON Community Park District Board of Park Commissioners meeting, 4 p.m.

Tuesday, at Benton Chamber cf Commerce off.ee, 109 N. Main In Benton. SPECIAL EVENT PAUL A. SCHILPP, distinguished visiting professor In the SIU Philosophy Department, will deliver a speciX -University lecture entitled "Present Shock: Prior to Our Priorties," at m. Tuesday In the University Center i Tuesday A.C.

Marsh Lodge No. 4. life- time member of the American Legion, and member of the Last Man's Club, and World War I Barracks 527, all of West Frankfort. He was a veteran of World War serving in the Army as a cook. His first wife, the former Helen Bryant, died in 1969.

He then married Mary Avery. She died in 1970. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Allen Milton of Benton and Mrs. Sybil Truitt of Monroe, a son.

Dr. Troy C. Dorriss of Stillwater, a half sister, Mrs. Morris Johnson of Detroit, nine grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. ETHEL M.

HINES Ethel M. Hines, 85, of Anna died at 11:15 p.m. Sunday in Union County Hospital at Anna. She was born April 14, 1839, in Cobden to William and Margaret Dillow Hankla. She was preceded in death by her husband, Riley Hines, in December, 1953.

Mrs. Hines is survived by a son, Oley of Anna; two granddaughters; one great-grandson; a brother W. L. Hankla of Cobden, and a sister, Nellie Al-dridge, also of Cobden- Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Crain Funeral Home in Anna, with the Rev.

Waller M. Bartels officiating. Burial will be in the Anna Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m the funeral home. Tuesday at JOSEPH H.

BAKER Funeral services for Joseph H. Baker, 51, of Swanwick, were to be at 2 p.m. today at the Howard and Wilson Funeral Home in Coulterville. The Rev. J.V.

Burneking was to officiate. Mr. Baker was killed in a car-truck collision on Illinois 13 near Swanwick Friday night. He was born April 10, 1923, in East St. Louis, to Joseph and Grace Major Baker.

He married Mabel Shelley July 26, 1W2, in East St. Louis. He was a retired construction worker and was the Demo- cratic precinct committeeman for Swanwick. Mr. Baker was a marine in World War II.

He is survived by his wife; daughters, Sharon at home, Nancy Ann Marloy of Pinckneyville, and Debra Lee Bin-kins of Pinckneyville; sons, Joseph, Robert, and David, all at home; his mother, Grace Davis of Chester; a brother, Carl Baker, of Denver; a sister Mary Lou Lowe of Belleville; and three grandchildren. Burial was to be in Swanwick Cemetery. ALENE B- FOX Alene B. Fox, 61, of 1310 N. Courtney Marion, died at 11:05 p.m.

Sunday in Doc- tors Hospital in Carbondale. Mrs. Fox was a piano teach- er and served as music director at the Warder Street Baptist Church in Marion from 1963 to 1973. She was also a mem- ber of the church. She was bom Jan.

31, 1913, in New Burnside to Robert T. and Eulah B. Choate Gay. She first married Thomas W. Trammell in April 1932.

He preceded her in death- She then married J. Pierce Fox July 25, 1959. Survivors are her husband; her parents of New Burnside; four sons, Phillip W. Trammell of St. Louis, Jarl V.

Trammell of Springfield, Hiomas F. Trammell of Marion, and Rob- ert H. "Rusty" Trammell of Rockford; two daufhters, Sand- ra Stevens of San Jose, and Suzanne Edmonds of Mar- ion; two brothers, Robert K. Gay of Marion and Lindsey N. nine grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Warder Street Baptist Church in Marion. The Rev. Charles Hogan will officiate- Burial will be in the Rosehill Cemetery in Marion. Friends may call after 5 p.m.

Tuesday at the Mitchell Funeral Home in Mar- ion. vim By Merrill Perlman Of The Southern Illinoisan A West Frankfort woman indicted by a Franklin County grand jury on charges of perjury has been released from the Jefferson County Jail. Carol Jennings Evrard, 26, was ordered released Thursday cn a recognizance bond, Circuit Judge Frank P. Hanagan said. She was released Friday, he said.

Mrs. Evrard was being held in Jefferson County following her release Nov. 8 from Good Samaritan Hospital in Mt. Vernon. She had been admitted to Good Samaritan Nov.

1 after she became ill in the Franklin County Jail, where she was being" held in lieu of $15,000 bond on charges of perjury re Gorham boy wounded hunting Guy Lester Smith. 14, of Gorham was treated at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Sunday for a minor gunshot wound in the after a hunting accident. Jackson County authorities said Smith reported he was hunting rabbits Sunday afternoon in a rural area south of Gorham when he shot himself in the right foot. Police said the youth reported he was raising his automatic rifle to fire at a rabbit when the gun fired two times.

WILLIAM O.MORRIS William O. Morris, 84. of 803 N. Woodland. Carbondale, died Sunday at Doctors Memorial Hospital in Carbondale.

He was born on Oct. 1, 1890, in Fayette County to John and Lucinda Tedrick Morris. He was married to Anna Davis in Fayette County on Oct. 26. 1912.

He married Maude Ness in Bond County on Sept. 2, 19,54. Mr. Morris was a member of the Christian Science Church in Vandalia He was a monument salesman. Survivors include his wife Maude of Carbondale; a son, Wooclrow Morris of Hazel wood, a daughter, Leota M.

Parker, also of Carbondale; a stepson, Marion Taylor of Na-perville; a brother, Carlos Morris of Bunkerhill, and a half brother, Wallace Cook of Illinois. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Anna, and one stepson. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Rip-perdan Funeral Home in Mulberry Grove. Burial will be in McKendree Chapel Cemetery in Bond County.

The Rev. Claude Eyman of the Vandalia Christian Science Church will officiate. Friends may call at the funeral home in Mulberry Grove after 5 p.m. Tuesday. Van Natta-Meredith Funeral Home in Carbondale is in charge of local arrangements.

WILLIAM H. BLACK William H. Black, 82, of 900 E. Boulevard Marion, died at 5:30 a.m. today in his home.

Funeral services are pending at the Mitchell Funeral Home in Marion. Birtho CHESTER: PETROWSKE, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, a son Wednesday in Chester Memorial Hospital. DU QUOIN: MESSER, Mr.

and Mrs. Emery, a son Sunday In Pinckneyville Community Hospital. DU QUOIN: POITER, Mr. and Mrs. William, a son Saturday in Marshall Browning Hospital.

SPARTA: PIEL, Mr. and Mrs. David, a daughter, Sunday in Sparta Community Hospital. SPARTA: MCFADDEN, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald a son Sunday, in Sparta Community Hospital. Deaths GERTRUDE STRAHAN Gertrude Strahan, 63, of Coulterville, died Saturday at Sparta Community Hospital after a 15-day illness. She was born May 24, in 1906, to Frederick and Susan Short Schupbach in Denmark, 111. She married James H. Strahan Nov.

28, 1946. He preceded her in death. Mrs. Strahan was a retired employe of the Lowenbaum Manufacturing Co. Survivors are sisters, Lelia Hanna of Sparta, Florence Lu-thy of Campbell Hill, and Eva Smith of Cutler; and brothers Fred, Marion and Charles Schupbach, all of Sparta.

Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Howard and Wilson Funeral Home in Coulterville- Trie Rev. Robert Fogal will officiate. Burial will be in the Coulterville Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p.m.

today at the funeral home. WILLIAM "DICK" BUTLER Funeral services for William "Dick" Butler, 74, of Rt. 1, Gorham, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Denny and Pettett Funeral Home in Murphysboro. The Rev.

Merris M. Dice of the First Baptist Church in Murphysboro will officiate. Mr. Butler died unexpectedly Saturday at St. Joseph Me- morial Hospital in Murphys- boro.

He was born Feb. 15, 1900, in Jackson County, to Harmon N. and Martha Grant Butler, Mr. Butler married Iva Bar- ringer Aug. 23, 1922, in Mur- physboro.

He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Mur- physboro. Mr. Butler was a retired em- ploye of the Jackson County Highway Dept. He is survived by his wife; a daughter, Alma Boucher, of Gorham; a son, William of Murphysboro; a stepdaugh The owner of a burned -out trailer near the Lake cf Egypt is being sought by law enforcement authorities cf Johnson County in an effort to get the trailer removed and the lot cleaned up. The trailer, owned by Lloyd Maneese, situated on a lot owned by his father, Harold, burned in June.

Neighbors have complained about rats inhabitatmg ruins and about the danger and stench of a 6-foot deep hole formerly used for sewage and of high weeds. The health department has Dongola sewer plan to be topic A public hearing to inform Dongola residents of a proposed new sewer system for the village has been called for 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Dongola school system gym. The city has received notice that a $336,000 loan and grant have been obligated for the system by the Farmers Heme Administration. The village has applied for a $123.00 grant from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency but has net received formal notice of its approval.

The FHA loan is to be paid back in 40 years at 5 per cent Interest. The system will serve about 300 users. Sparta man arrested in drug raid Clifton K. Vancil, 23, cf Sparta was held in the Randolph County Jail at Chester today on drug charges. Vancil was arrested about 7 p.m.

Friday during a raid on his trailer home at 506 Osborn Randolph County Sheriff Ardell Currat asid. "The raid was the termination of extensive investigation and surveillance over the past six months," the sheriff said. ter, Eloise Underhill of Okee- Gay of Peoria; a sister, Mil-chobee, Fla-; a stepson, L. W. dred Gay also of Peoria; and Eures of Zolfo Springs, sister, Fannie Brownfield of Steeleville; 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.

Five brothers and five sis ters preceded him in death. Burial will be in Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery in Murphysboro. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today..