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SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1965 Carbondale Herrin Murphysoore Page Eighteen Births YOUR FRIENDLY Hospital Notes HERRIN HOSPITAL ADMITTED: annoy, Mrs. Priscilla, Mulkeytown Hanna, Mark, Cambria Paglia, Mrs. Mark. Herria Waldron, Ronald. Hurst Ottolini, Louis, Herrin Fowler, Mrs.

Vera, Hurst Hurray, Lester, Royaltoti Coifman, Herman, Herrin Misker, Lester, Carterville Manning, Connie, Herrin Grasty, Mrs. Betty, Carterville Collins, Harter, Carterville Simmons, Mrs. Betty, Herrin DISCHARGED: LaRue, Mrs. Sharon, Herrin Cagle, Mrs. Clara, West Frankfort Davis.

Mrs. Wilma, Energy Saloojn, Mrs. Ruth, Carterville MOT MARION 211 North Market PHONE 993-6730 tXrp lit SALEM 117 South Walnut PHONE 548-9700 mi So Proof Fifth warming trend over the Mississippi Valley. (AP Wirephoto) states. There will be snow In the upper Great Lakes area and snow flurries in the East.

It will be clear with a slight CARBONDALE 109 N. Washington PHONE 457-2721 mm From Area And Across Fifth Glenfork 6 Yr. $4.39 Ancient Age 6 Yr. 4.39 Colonel Lee 3.39 Dant Okie Bourbon 3.79 WEATHER AT 7 A.M. TODAY Indianapolis, cloudy 51 35 .03 Highest last 24 hours, lowest Jacksonville, clear 80 63 last night and precipitation: Juneau, rain 37 31 Belleville 54 22 Kansas City, clear 32 11 .10 Moline 36 16 Los Angeles, clear 62 42 Quincy 41 15 Louisville, cloudy 53.

47 1.41 Rockford 36 22 Memphis, cloudy 66 40 Springfield 50 20 Miami, clear 74 71 Vandalia 54 22 snow 12 11 .46 Dubuque 30 16 New Orleans, cloudy 77 54 1.14 Albany, cloudy 33 25 .07 New York, rain 49 40 Albuquerque, clear 33 15 Okla. City, cloudy 44 19 Atlanta, rain 74 57 .60 Omaha, cloudy 16 7 1.17 Bismarck, cloudy 15 -13 Philadelphia, rain 51 40 .08 Boise, cloudy 33 28 Phoenix, clear 43 30 Boston, cloudy 49 34 Pittsburgh, cloudy 49 46 .13 Buffalo, cloudy 37 33 .32 Ptlnd, rain 46 41 .07 Chicago, cloudy 45 27 .14 Rapid City, snow 23 9 Cincinnati, rain 57 46 1.43 Richmond, cloudy 60 50 .08 Cleveland, cloudy 43 45 .62 St. Louis, cloudy 49 17 .12 Denver, cloudy 18 0 Salt Lk. City, cloudy 27 13 Des Moines, cloudy 20 8 .37 San Diego, clear 62 41 Detroit, rain 37 33 .01 San clear 62 48 Fairbanks, cloudy 16 2 Seattle, rain 44 39 .03 Fort Worth, clear 65 27 Tampa, clear 79 63 Helena, cloudy 27 20 Washington, fog 52 43 Honolulu, cloudy 51 35 .03 Winnipeg, clear 3 -19 FLEISCHMANN'S s3 THOMPSONVTLLE: ARVIEW. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert, a daughter Thrrsday in Franklin Hospital, Benton. VHITTINGTON: KING. Mr. and Mrs.

Willis, a daughter Thursday in Franklin Hospital, Benton. Southern Illinois Deaths CARBONDALE: GHER, Louis N. T', of 604 S. Marion died Thursday; services at 2 p.m. Saturday i i Vic Natta Funeral Home, Carbondale; burial in Oakland Cemetery; friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m.

today. CARTERVILLE: ADAMS, Arch. 90. died today; funeral, 2 p.m. Sunday, Riggin Funeral Home, Carterville; burial, Oak-wod Cemetery, Carterville; friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m.

Saturday. CHESTER: LANGIN, Fay, 56, died Tnuis- day in Belleville; services at 1:10 p.m. Sunday in Meyers Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon, burial in Mt. Vernon; fiier.ds may call after 7 p.m.

today at the Pen-ner Funeral Home in Belleville, and after 4 p.m. Saturday at the Meyers Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon. GRAND TOWER: ELLET, Mrs. Mar garet 74, died Thursday; services 2 p.m.

Saturday in the Methodist Church, Grand Tower; burial in Walker II 111 Cemetery; friends may cail at the funeral home after 5 p.m. today. HERRIN- NORRIS, Mrs. 01 tie Josephine, 93, died today; funeral services, 2 p.m. Sunday, George Van Natta Funeral Home, Herrin; burial Fountain e- tery, north of Goreville; friends may call at funeral home after 4 p.m.

Sat urday. MARION: SUCHOCKI, Mrs. Constance, 80, St. Louis, died at 1:15 a. Thursday in St.

Louis City Hospital; ser vices at 10 a. m. Saurday in Marion St. Joseph Catholic Church; buiial in Spillertown Sacred Heart Cemetery; friends may call at Mitchell Fvneral Home of Marion after 3 p.m. Friday; Rosary at 7 p.m.

Friday in Mitchell Fu neral Home of Marion. PERCY: DREVER, Fritz. 78, died Thurs day; services at 2 p.m. Sunday in St. John Lutheran Church in Post Oak burial in the church cemetery; friends may call after 6 p.m.

today st the Schaack Funeral Home in SteeleviUe. Nebraska Paralyzed Snow Omaha, Feb. 12 (AP) Eastern Nebraska struggled to free itself today from an immobilizing 20-inch snow that proved a traveler's nightmare. Bright sunlight sparkled on drifts stacked by the wind during the night as a National Guard task force bulled through to some 60 stranded motorists at an Interstate highway weighing station between Omaha and Lincoln. Some had been there nearly 30 hours.

The Guard trucks, behind a snow plow, also picked up people stranded in cars and trucks along the road or in farm houses. In Lincoln, train travelers- including the University of Colorado basketball team carried their own bags and walked. There were no taxis running and city buses had been out of operation since noon Thursday. The Colorado players, in Lin coln for a game, trudged nine blocks through snowy streets to heir hotel. Some Lincoln businesses de- ayed opening.

Omaha schools remained closed. Travel was possible, but rough, on the 60-mile Interstate highway link between Omaha and Lincoln. Plows were beginning to open a few roads else where. A 30-mile-an-hour wind made plowing futile during the night but did not reach blizzard pro portions forecast earlier. The temperature dropped to 13 be low zero in the northern part of the state, but remained above zero in most of the storm-hit area.

At Crete. 25 miles southwest of Lincoln, the snow blanket was 23 inches deep. Lincoln had between 20 and 22 inches, a record for the city, Omaha's I8V2 inches was less than half an inch under the city's 24-hour snowfall record set in 1923. The storm tied up virtually every east Nebraska city. Lincoln resembled a ghost town Thursday as the city's stores didn't bother to open and city and county offices closed.

At the Capitol the legislature was shy 11 members and little business was done. CARTERVILLE MAN DIES IN DU QUOIN Arch Adams, 90, of 505 E. Illinois Carterville, died SCHENL1YS GILBEYS SCOTCH Johnny Walker Black Label $795 Fifth I Vat 69 Reg. or Gold SK79 Fifth BELLS Royal Vat Fifth $-95 12 Yr. wo ECK1 JOHN COLLINS 3, King, Mrs.

Wilbert and baby, Johnston City Cox, Mrs. Lola, Johnston City EngTam, Mrs. Inez, Herrin House, William, Carlinville Sharp, Mrs. Blanche, Herrin Turner, Orley, Johnston City Colombo, Louis, Herrin lindsey, Mrs. Zella, Cartervill Komines, John, Carterville HOLDHX, CARBOXDALE ADMITTED: Lipe.

Mrs. Shirley, Makanda Smith, Karen, Hurst Lindsey, Tina. Carbondale Bedwell, Mrs. Mae, Carbondale Thompson, Mrs. Jewell, Carbondal Farmer, Tony, Carbondale DISCHARGED: Geiselman.

Mrs. Sarah and baby, Car bondale Kenaston, Mrs. Katsumi and bab7. Car bondale White, Mrs. Kathy m5 baby, Carbon dale.

Vaupel, Mrs. Mary. Carbondale MARSHALL BROWNING. DU QUOIN ADMITTED: Wiehn, Mrs. Grace, Du Quoin Culley, Joe, Valier Calantina, Mario Crest wood, MC.

Curtis, Robert, Harrisburg VValden. Fred Royalton Crider, Mrs. Frances Kay, Du Quoia Shaffer, Earl Du Quoia Ward, Mack Tamaroa Gaines, Charles, Da Quoin DISCHARGED Veronda, Mrs. Grace, Valier Kunze, Adam Du Quoin MEMORIAL. CHESTER ADMITTED: Eggemeyer, Otto, Chester 3lanzullo, Louis, Chester Zerban, James, Chester DISCHARGED: Varner, Ancil.

Chester DuvalL Ann, Chester Gaetz, Donald, Cutler Behnken. Louis, Percy Walters. Mrs. Yvonne and baby, Percy Benjamin, Mary. Steeleville Brock, Levi.

Chester Thompson, Connie Rae, Sparta MEMORIAL, MARION ADMITTED: Brown. William, Vienna Fitts, Mrs. Sue, Marion Morrison, Mrs. Classena, Marioa Blades, Susan Johnston City Roberts, Arvel. Marion Chapman, Ollira, Marion Beyer, Mrs.

Arjmla, Paducan, Ky. Franklin, Mrs. Re mice, Pittsburg Biggs. Jon, Marion Moore, Mrs. Ruth.

Marion MeMn, Mrs. Hilda, Buncombe Groves, Kenneth, Pittsburg Rader, Mrs. Mae, Marion Holmes, Charles, Marion DISCHARGED: Parks, Mrs. Sarah, Marion Vssery, Mrs. Gwen, Marion Kelley, Airs.

Ida, Marion Barger, Mrs. Attla, Marion Hogg, J. Marion Cagle, Mrs. Ethel, Creal Springs Baysinger, Kirby, Marion Overbey, Mrs. Maude.

Johnston City Duncan. William, Ozark Evans, Mrs. Frances, Goreville Richardson, Ray, Herrin Jordan, William, Johnston City VA. Creal Springs Tin7jirth. Mrs.

Patsy and baby, Creal Springs Pritchett. Mrs. Shirley and baby. Marion Isewlin, Sharon, Johnston City MINERS. CHRISTOPHER ADMITTED: Barber, Fred.

Benton Baker, Thomas. Sesser VanCasteren. Lawrence. Coello Pricey Mrs. Sandra, Christopher DISCHARGED: Hargii, Leslie, Christopher Sights, Cecil.

Benton Snider, Paul, Mulkeytown Bailey, Greg, Christopher Black, Everett. Coello Tucker, Guy, Mulkeytown Snyder. Richard, Orient Jluir, James, Sesser rrNCKNEYVTLLE COMMUNITY ADMITTED: Newborn. Margaret, Du Quoin Branum, Lisa Darlene, Addievill Guenther, Betty, Swanwick DISCHARGED Russell, Mrs. Minnie, Pinckneyville Renner, Mrs.

Sharon, Sparta South, James, Herrin gT. JOSEPH, MURPHYSBORO ADMnTED: Ward. Richard, Ava Bennett, Mrs. Nell. St.

Louis, Mo. Goodwin, Mrs. Lloyd, Carbondale Whitney, Mrs. Richard, Carbondal Iee, Jeffrey. Murphysboro Frost, Mary, Murphysboro Reiman, Kenneth, Murphysboro Truitt, Mrs.

Gene, Murphysboro Shemonia, Billy, Murphysbor DISCHARGED: Quinn, Mrs. John and baby. Carbon dale Boucher, Sirs. Fred and baby, Gorham Dammermann, Mrs. Herman and baby Ava Van Pelt, Monica, Evansvill Varren, Jasper.

Gorham Beckman, Mrs. Clarence, Jacob Doerr, Bill, Murphysboro Wisely, Mrs. Sarah, Murphysboro SPARTA awrXfUNTTY DISCHARGED: Edwards, Orval, Tilden Waltemate, Henry, Welge Bodeker, Mrs. Walter and baby. Maris ca UNION COUNTY.

ANNA ADMITTED: Hale, Mrs. Mary. Grand Tower Fox, Mrs. Mamie. Anna TeUor.

Mrs. Helen, Jonesboro Smith, Mrs. Etta, Alto Pass DISCHARGED: Ice, Aaron, Anna Leyerla, Mrs. Ora, Jonesboro Clutts, Mrs. Maude, Makanda UNION.

WEST FRANKFORT ADMITTED: Cook, Mark Dwain, West Frankfort Taylor, Patricia, Sesser Bolgra, Charles. Christopher Borko, Mrs. Anna, West Frinkfort Robbin. Mrs. Carrie, West Frankfort Sivinski, Mrs.

Anna, Benton Arview, Bernard, West Frackiort Mitchell, Floyd. Werst Frankfort DISCHARGED: Babich, Charles, West Frankfort Barker, Mrs. Ada, West Fr-uifort Rich, Mrs. Ella, West Frankfort Lazzeil, Charles Kenneth, West Frank fort Marriage Licenses JIarion: William Martin, 38. and Mncie Eubanks, 33, both of Carterville.

Marion rCharles Owens, 27, Johnston City, and Phyllis Bundren, 18, Creal Springs. Marion: Gry Odom. 18, and Langdon Wade, IS, both of Herrin. Marlon: Charles Simmons, 18, Ozark, and Donna Wilklns, 17, Marion. Marion: Robert Penrod, 34, Carterville, and Delores Wright.

35, Herrin. Births CARBONDALE THOMPSON, Mr. and Sirs. Archie, a daughter Thursiiy in Holden Hospital, Carbondale. CARBONDALE: COURNEYA, fr.

and Mrs. Terrance, a daughter Thursday in Doctors Hospital, Carbondale. CARBONDALE: TUCKER, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, a son Thursday in Doctors Hospital, Carbondale.

DE SOTO: HOLLAND, Mr. and Mrs. CarL a son Thursday In Herrin Hospital. MURPHYSBORO: DAVIS, Mr. and Mrs.

Donnle. a son Thursday in Docors Hospital, Carbondale. pERCtj. WALTERS, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank, a Monday in Memorial Hospital, Chester. SCHENLEY Fifth $3.49 WOLFSCHMIDT Fifth $3.49 CZARINA Fifth $3.09 GUILD CALIFORNIA BRANDY $098 Fifth 33 Fifth 3.5 3.6 6 pak cans I $498 case of 24 btls. A $959 of 24 btls. Em Fifth Fleischmann's PREFERRED Fifth $3.89 KESSLER Fifth $3.79 WALKER'S IMPERIAL Fifth $3.79 PREMIUM ABC BEER or ALE MEISTER BRAU BURGEMEISTER WEATHER FORECAST Showers are predicted for the south Atlantic coast states on Friday night, rain in the Northwest and New England Daily Roundup Weather Facts Area Picture Low yesterday 41; 7 a.m. today 26; 6 p.m.

yesterday 56. High yesterday 56; 11 a.m. today 27. Precipitation .25 from 7 a.m. yesterday to 7 a.m.

today. Sun rises 6:56 a.m. sets 5:33 p.m. Crab Orchard Lake 3 inches above spillway. Devil's Kitchen Lake 12 inches above spillway.

Little Grassy Lake 6 inches above spillway. FIVE DAY FORECAST Southern Illinois Temperatures will average 1 to 5 degrees below seasonal normals for the five-day period Saturday through Wednesday. A warming trend is likely over the weekend but colder temperatures and a period of rain or snow is expected early next week. Normal highs are near 40 in the north to around 50 in the south. Normal lows are around 20 in the north to the low 30s in the south.

Precipitation amounts will average one quarter to three quarters of an inch. 1 ocr it'. AMD ILLINOIS ZONES 1 Mostly cloudy and colder, occasional light snow develop ing late tonight. Lows 5-10. Sat urday mostly cloudy and con tinued cold with occasional snow flurries.

High Saturday 18-26. 2 Mostly cloudy and colder, light snow developing late to night. Low 8-12. Saturday most ly cloudy and continued cold with occasional snow flurries. High Saturday 18-26.

3 Mostly cloudy and colder occasional light snow develop ing late tonight. Lows 10-15. Saturday mostly cloudy and continued cold with occasional snow flurries. High Saturday 18- 26. 4, 5, 6 Fair and colder to night with low 10-18.

Increasing cloudiness and not so cold Sat urday with high in 30s. FORMER AREA RESIDENT DIES Joseph H. Polley, 67, former of Johnston City, died at .8:25 a.m. Thursday in Dea coness Hospital in Evansville Ind. He had been in ill health the last six years.

Mr. Polley was a foreman for fhe Evansville City highway de partment. He was born June 3, 1897 in Geneva, the son of Alfred and Mamie Keeper Polley. Mr. Polley is survived by his wife, the former Iva Jane Col lins, formerly of Herrin.

Funeral services will be at p.m. Saturday at the Johnson Funeral Home, Herrin. Rev Gerald Gulley will officiate Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery, Johnston City Friends may call at the funera home after 4 p.m. today CHICAGoV o-u i fZZJj wttw jourr I MACOMB jr I V-XtDWAD-J VANDALIA I vtux I tr.uW uwHctvnuV e.T.ioui$ 1 1 G3 case Reg. or Bock Reg.

or Bock Fifth Across Nation Nation RITES IN MT. VERNON FOR FORMER AREA MAN Fay Langin, 56, a former Chester resident died Thursday in bt. Elizabeth's Hospital in Belleville after an illness of two years. Mr. Langin operated an auto mobile repair garage at hi home in Belleville.

He was born in Alma, Mich He was married to Helen Ban croft in 1929. Mr. Langin leaves his wife sons, lioD oi Alton and Alien of East St. Louis; daughters Mrs. Beverly Manees of Alton and Mrs.

Dons Winship of Ana corates. a brother Dean of Centralia; sisters, Mrs Doris Leonard of Chester, Mrs Vida Sarley of Tucson, Ariz Mrs. Helen Freeman of Vista- burg, and Mrs. Donna Washburn and Mrs. Rua Wil- ber, both of Gay lord, and 11 grandchildren.

One daughter, two i rs, and four brothers preceded him in death. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in Meyers Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon. Burial will be in Mt.

Vernon. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at the Renner Funeral Home in Belleville, and after 4 p.m. Saturday at the Meyers Funeral Home in Mt. Vernon.

LOUIS GHER DIES IN CARBONDALE Louis N. Gher, 77, of 604 S. Marion Carbondale, died at 10 p.m. Thursday in his home. He had been ill two years.

Gher was a lifelong resident of Jack son County. He was a retired Illinois Central Railroad engineer and had worked for the railroad over 50 years. He was a veteran of World War I. Mr. Gher was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Veterans of Foreign Wars and was a 50-year Mason at Makanda.

He was born in Makanda Jan. 16, 1888, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gher. He leaves his wife, Lena; a son, Tommy of Champaign; a sister, Mrs.

Fannie Vimont of St. Louis, and three grand children. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Van Natta Funeral Home, with the Rev. Don Carlton and Rev.

James Bryant officiating. -Burial will be in Oakland Cem etery, Carbondale. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today at the funeral home. POLICE BRIEFS Carbondale: Richard L.

Dovin, fined $20; speeding. Cobden; Mary E. Lawrence, fined $15; disobeyed stop sign. Slo Gin Creme de Menthe Creme de Cocoa Peppermint Schnapps Kv MARGARET ELLET DIES Rites Set Saturday For Grand Tower Woman Mrs. Margaret E.

Ellet, 74, of Grand Tower, died at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Jackson County Nursing Home, Murphysboro. She had been ill two years. She was a member of the Methodist Church at Grand Tower. Mrs.

Ellet was born in Ora- ville, Sept. 11, 1890, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blacklock. She leaves five daughters, Mrs.

Nellie Van Over, Mrs. Marjorie Henson, and Mrs. Mil dred Glodo, all of Grand Tower, Mrs. Evelyn Gearhart of Po mona and Mrs. Charlotte Red-dich of Bonne Terre, sons, Cullen Tunney, and Dewey all of Grand Tower, and Loyd of Casey ville; 43 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren and 36-great-great-grandchildren.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Methodist Church, Grand Tower, with Rev. Glenn Bowlby officiating. Burial will be Walker Hill Cem etery. Friends may call after 5 p.m.

today in the Van Natta Funeral Home, Grand Tower. FRITZ DREYER DIES Funeral Services Set Sunday For Percy Resident Fritz Dreyer, 70, a retired Percy area farmer, died Thurs day in Memorial Hospital in Chester after an illness of several years. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church in Post Oak. Mr.

Dreyer was born March 31, 1886, in Percy, the son of Fritz and Doris Ebers Dreyer. He was married in Campbell Hill in 1909. to Lydia Hartman, who preceded him in death. He leaves daughters, Mrs. Sylvia Homan of Silvis and Mrs.

Elizabeth Ernsting of Steeleville; sons, Omer of East Moline, Fritz of Carbondale, Lawrence of Percy, and Gil bert of Murphysboro; a sister, Mrs. Alma Clasen of Ava; and 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in St. John's Lutheran Church in Post Oak, with Rev.

Roger Treadway officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the Schaack Funeral in Steeleville. Car Burns i uaroonaaie iiremen were called to extinguish a burning auto parked at the corner of East Jackson and North Wash ington streets at 9:40 a.

m. Thursday. The fire was out when they arrived. J. W.

DANT KENTUCKY TAVERN OLD FITZGERALD ft $29 Fifth RUM Fifth PAUL MASS0N FIFTH WWII $1.49 1.93 5.59 at 2:35 a.m. today in Marshall Browning Hospital, Du Quoin. He was born Sept. 18, 1874, in New Burnside, the son of George and Lavina Adams. His wife, the former Ella Nichols, died in 1960.

He was a retired coal miner, a member of the Carterville First Methodist Church, and the Carterville Odd Fellows Lodge. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Flossie Brown of Du Quoin; a son, Kenneth of Kansas City, eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Riggin Funeral Home, Carterville.

Rev. Earl Dickey will officiate. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery Carterville. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. Saturday.

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