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Carbondale Herrin Murphysbcrt SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1970 Pag Twenty Tw Area obit uaries Area picture Couple freed on bond Drug possession hearings set for three in Marion Car-truck collision injures 4 ing about 100 pounds of marijuana into the county in August. Five duffle bags of marijuana were later found in a house at Makanda. Th eel's bond was set at He never returned for further hearings on the charge. Two Plead Guilty To Battery Charges Two Carbondale men pleaded guilty in circuit court in Mur- Four persons were injured a car-truck collision cn Rt. 4, three miles south of Sparta, Wednesday afternoon.

A car driven by Carol M. Smith, 27, Steeleville, ran off the right side of the road, then came back across the center line into the path of a pickup truck operated by James D. Harnagle, 32, Tilden, state po lice reported. Both drivers received minor injuries, police said. Also hurt were two passengers in the Smith car, Bryan A.

Smith, 4, and Lorene Ward, 32, of Steele ville. Shelley Esher, 18, and Earl Miller, 16, both of Chester, were hurt in an accident on Rt. 150, three miles east of Chester, at 3 p.m. Gary W. Reed, 18, Benton, received minor injuries when his car overturned cn rainslick-ed Rt.

37, three miles north of Benton, police reported. Two SIU Students Hurt in Accident Two Southern Illinois Univer sity students were injured in a traffic accident Tuesday on West Main Street in Carbondale. Admitted to University Health Service for treatment of injuries was Lola M. Townsend, 21, driv er of one of the cars. on her condition was not available from the Health Service.

A passenger, Lynn Warren, 19, was treated at the Health Ser vice and released. Loaded mm. wx A i Eugene Theel. 25, Gilbert Mitchell, 20, and Linda J. Mitchell, 21, all of rural Carbondale, were arraigned Wednesday in circuit court, Marion, on charges of illegal possession of narcotic drugs.

The three were arrested Monday night in an apartment at the Triple Lake Heights Subdivision, three miles southeast of the Crab Orchard Lake spillway. Bond for Theel was set at $50,000 and the Mitchells, at $10,000 each. The Mitchells posted bond and were released about 7 p.m. Wed nesday from the county jail. Mrs.

Mitchell became ill in the courtroom during the arraignment. She was taken to Marion Memorial Hospital for treatment, then released. A hearing for Theel was con tinued to Tuesday to allow him to secure counsel. The Mitchells asked for a preliminary hearing, and one is scheduled for Oct. 8.

Charges against the three car ry a penalty of from $5,000 in fines to 10 years in prison, according to States Atty. Kenneth Powless. About 50 pounds of marijuana was confiscated when a Williamson County Sheriff's deputy and a Marion City policeman went to the apartment to arrest Theel on a bench warrant. Theel was indicted on a simil ar charge earlier in September- Theel was charged with bring ft Southern a i rib HOSPITAL NOTES PRANKL1N, BENTON ADMITTED; JaNcevsky, Steven, Benfon Reed, Gary, Beaton Cassanelli, Mrs. Betty, Sesser Warwick, Kenneth, Benton Barnf'eld Mrs.

Roberta, Benton Patterson, Mrs. Frances, Benton Markus, Mrs. Mayme, Benton Wilkerson, Steven, Benton Stutblefield, Mrs. Stella, Benton DISCHARGED: Monen, Mrs. Delsie, Benton Cerroll, James, Thompsonville Brown, Mrs.

Maxine, West Frankfort Barnes, Mrs. Helen, Benton B03I, Mrs. Leona Chareston, Mich. McRoy, Willie, West Frankfort Hart, Micnael, Vaiier COMMUNITY, PINCKNEYVILLE ADMITTED: Kurtz, Harold, Tamaroa Naliborskl, Adam, Tamaroa Penozzo, Mrs. Katherine, Sesser Eisenhauer, Mrs.

Lena, Pinckneyville Loman, Michael, Opdyke DISCHARGED: Russell, Mrs. Minnie, Ava Feltmeyer, Lester, Pinckneyvillt tAirKn, Otis, Cutler Thurman, Mrs. Earlie, St. Louis, Mo, Smith, Mrs. Irene, St.

Louis, Mo. MARSHALL BROWNING, DU QUOIN ADMITTED: Carroll, Mrs. Lola, Royalton Miller, Mrs. Nellie, Pontiac, Mich. Jones, Mrs! Pearl, Du Quoin Bedar, Mrs.

Carmen, M.ulkeytown Scott, infant male, Elkville DISCHARGED: Chambiiss, Mrs. Lucille, Du Quoin Lemmon, Samuel, Tamaroa Jaroski, Mrs. Ethel. Du Quoin Scott, infant male, Elkville McNe Fl.v, kvile Reid, Mrs. Marguerite, Du Quoin England, Mrs.

Mary, Dowell Hammonds, Mrs. Bertha, Benton HERRIN HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Zappa, Mrs. Barbara. Marion Lamphere, Ars. Libbie, Cambria Smith, Howard, Herrin Woolard, Mrs.

Deanna, Herrin Edwards, Lindeil, Johnston City Booz, Marci, Marion Quaglia, Gregory, Herrin Weldron, Mrs. Maude, Cambria Morgan, Mrs. Phyllis, De Soto Warner, Sam, Herrin Steers Sam, Mulkeytown Day, Mrs. Karen, Colp DISCHARGED: Robbins, Mrs. Herrin Dobbins, Mrs.

Doris, Johnston City Rametta, Mrs. Mary, Johnston City Apple, Mrs. Geneva, Colp Younkin, Mrs. Nellie, Herrin Reinhardt, Mrs. Elizabeth, Carbondale Hileman, Mrs.

Beatrice, Anna Cullum, Mrs. Michael and baby, Marion Mangrum, Mrs. Donald and Johnston City Vick, Mrs. Marie, Herrin Weston, Mrs. Nellie, Zeigler Etehler, Mrs.

Agnes, Herrin Warren, William, Johnston City Newhouse, Roscoe, Herrin Koen, Mrs. Shirley, Herrin Linton, Earl, Herrin Solomon, David, Herrin HOLDEN, CARBONDALE ADMITTED: Cruce, Mrs. Marilyn, Carbondale Dixon, Claude, Carbondale Neiad, Youssef, Harrisburg DISCHARGED: Non MEMORIAL, CHESTER ADMITTED: Hornberqer, Walter, Chester Callandro, Joseph, Murphysboro Korando, Rose, Jacob Adams, John, Ava Bierman, Eva, Willisville Kibby, Edward, Chester DISCHARGED: Reynolds, Martie, Chester Smith, Wanda, Chester MINERS, CHRISTOPHER ADMITTED: Malone, Herschet, Benton DISCHARGED: Smith, Mrs. Beatrice, Christopher Bartoletto, Mrs. Angelina, Benton MARION MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Stallings, Troy, Johnston Clt Farris, Elmo, Marion Stockton, Zetta, Marion Baker, Marie, Marion Pritchett, Christopher Carterville Baker, Norma Lou, Marion Yost, William, Marion Belts, Mima, Cobden Malcolm, Ray, Marion Barnett, Beatrice, Carbondale Feirer, Larry Marion Borum, David, Marion Morgan, Jack Clinton Mo.

Stonefcrt, Cheryl, Stonefort Fox, Carol Marion Smith, Katherine, Marion Maze, Venetta, Marion DISCHARGED: Crowell, Gloria, Herrin Perry, Winifred, Marion Grant, Fred Marion Lowe, Jack Marion Robinson, Mabel, Johnston City Stanley, Josie, Marion Laller, Eunice, Carrier Mills Nail, Clyde, Marion Smoot, Shirley Ann, Marion Crofts, Albert, Marion SPARTA COMMUNITY ADMITTED: Bruegemann, Constance, Sparta Bockhorn, Laverne, Sparta Bradley, John, Cutler Ward, Lorene, Steeleville Scott, Floyd, Sparta DISCHARGED: Fry, Harold, Sparta Montroy, Donald, Ellis Grove Meyerhoff, George, Percy Raney, Sarah Tilden ST. JOSEPH, MURPHYSBORO ADMITTED: Pierson, Mrs. Freddie, Murphysboro Zimbieman, Mrs. Gilbert, Murphysboro Cripps, Michael, Murphysboro Wolfe, Charles, Ava DISCHARGED: Crane, Robert, Murphysboro Robertson, Mrs. Jack and baby, Murphysboro Fisher, Mrs.

Cyrus, Murphysboro Ellis, Joe, Murphysboro Holliday, Harry, Murphysboro Crowell, Mrs. Louie, Murphysboro Mitchell, Mrs. Elbert and baby, Carbondale Ellis, Troy, Pomona UNION COUNTY, ANNA ADMITTED: Rushing, Mrs. Mary, obden Tucker, Mrs. Allie, Woif Lake Whittington, Mrs.

Betty, Anna DISCHARGED: Lence, Cynthia, Anna Dallas, Lee, Alto Pass Lemmond, Billy, Anna Whit more, Harold, Anna Casper, Mrs. Emma, Anna Gulley, Mrs. Sue, Ullin Henderson, Mrs. Lois, Thebes Taylor, Mrs. Ellen, Cobden UNION, WEST FRANKFORT ADMITTED: Fowler, Mrs.

Marcella, Benfon AHois, Mrs. Joan, Orient Bondi, Mrs. Lena, West Frankfort Pickering, Mrs. Olive, West Frankfort Bain, Rex West Frankfort DISCHARGED: Giles, Mrs. Sylvia, West Frankfort Ccrinski, James, West Frankfort Minor, Mrs.

Edith, Benton Neibel, Mrs. Sandra, West Frankfort Trotter, Leonard, West Frankfort Martin, Bailey, West Frankfort Jones, Coleman, West FrankfQrt Sims, Mrs. Clarabelle, West Frankfort BIRTHS BENTON: FOWLER, Mr. and Mrs. Danny, a son Wednesday in Franklin Hospital, Benton.

CHRISTOPHER: PULLIUM, Mr. and Mrs. Gene, a daughter, Wednesday In Franklin Hospital, Benton. CHRISTOPHER: LEWIS, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert, a daughter, Wednesday in PTank-lin Hcspital, Benton. COLP: DAY, Mr. and Mrs. Ray, a daughter today in Herrin Hospital. MURPHYSBORO: PIERSON, Mr.

and Mrs. Freddie, a daughter, Wednesday In St. Joseph Memorial Hospital, Murphysboro. SPARTA: BRUEGEMANN, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael, a daughter, Wednesday in Sparta Community Hospital. SPARTA: STRATTON, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, a daughter, Wednesday in Sparta Community Hospital. DEATHS ANNA: SHORT, Orel Lester, 56, died Tuesday in Doctors Hospital, Carbondale; services 2 p.m.

Saturday at Wilson Funeral Home, Marion; bvrial in Cn.i CenTetery Cobden; friends may call after 2 p.m. today or Friday at the funeral home. AKIN: HALL, Jarrett 96, died Wednesday; funeral 2 p.m. Saturday, Hobbs-johnscn Funeral Home, Benton; burial, Brady Cemetery, east of Akin; friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.

SERVICES FRIDAY FOR ELLIS GROVE WOMAN Mrs. Ethel McCloud Granne- man, 72, of Ellis Grove, died Wednesday in Memorial Hcspi tal at Chester. Bern Feb. 4, 1893 in Houston, she was the daughter of George and Mary Elizabeth Bums Lyons. She was married Aug.

13, 1920, to James Stipe, in Belleville. He is dead. On Dec. 20, 1957, she was married to Ferd Grannecnan, in Belleville. He died on July 15, 1963.

Mrs. Grarmeman was a member of the new Palestine Methodist Church near Chester. Survivors include sons, James R. Stipe of Chester and John L. Stipe of Plattsrnouth, a brother.

Russell' Lvons of Boulder, sisters, Mrs. Grace Henderson of Carbondale and Mrs. Ernie Fichtel of Murphysboro; and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Schore-der Funeral Chapel in Chester.

The Rev. Ellis Davis will officiate, with burial in the New Palestine Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6:30 p.m. today. RALPH CUNITZ, Ralph Cunitz, 60, of Christopher, died at 2:40 p.m.

Wednesday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Marion. He had been ill several years. air. Cunitz was born Nov. 11, 1909 in Six Mile Township, Franklin County, the son of George and Olevia Heberer Cunitz.

He was a retired coa miner and last worked at Orient No. 3 near Walton ville. He was a member of the Unit ed Mine Workers of America the St. Andrew Catholic Church of Christopher and the Ameri can Legion in Christopher. He is survived by his wife Daisy; a daughter, Mrs.

Sarah Clinton of Christopher; sons Fred of Louisville, George of Taylorville and Charles Christopher; eight grandchild ren and a brother Roger, Mansfield, Ohio. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Moel ler Funeral Home. Royalton with the Rev. Angelo Lombardo officiating.

Burial will be in Osage Cemetery west of Royal ton. Friends may call at the fu neral home after 6 p.m. today. ROBERT COCKRUM DIES IN BENTON Robert Cockrum, 56, of Rt. 2, Benton, died at 5 p.m.

Wed nesday Franklin Hospital, Benton. He had been ill severa weeks. Mr. Cockrum was born Aug. 15, 1914, in Benton, the son of Frank and Jenny Ligon Cock rum.

He was a truck driver for Peyton Concrete Co. of Ben ton for 23 years and a member of Teamsters Union Local 347. He is survived by his wife, Mary; sons, William Robert Cockrum of Benton and Curtis and Kenneth Cockrum, both at home; daughters, Mrs. Betty Webb and Mrs. Iinda Davis, both of Benton and Kathy Cock rum at home; and three grand children- Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday at the Hobbs- Johnson Funeral Home, Benton, with the Rev. Sidney Patrick officiatmg. Burial will be in Ma sonic and Odd Fellows Ceme tery, Benton. Friends may call at the fu neral home after 4 p.m. today.

JARRETT G. HALL RITES SATURDAY Jarrett G. Hall, 96, of Akin, died at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday at Franklin Hospital Benton. He had been ill one year.

Mr. Hall was born Oct. 20, 1873, the son of Sebern and Lavina Smith Hall. His wife, the former Caroline Eldridge, died in 1963. A retired farmer, he was a member of the Oak Grove Baptist Church, Akin.

He is survived by daughters, Mrs- Sarah Frye and Mrs. Ethel Overturf, both of Akm and Mrs, Helen Spencer of Elgm; a son, Willard of Champaign; six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Hobbs-Johnson Funeral Home, Benton. Burial will be in Brady Cemetery, east of Akin.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Friday. SERVICES SET FOR MRS. ALTHEA CARR Funeral services for Mrs. Althea Edith Carr, 84, of Rt.

3, West Frankfort, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Stone Funeral Heme, West Frankfort. The Rev. Paul Odom will offi ciate. Burial will be in Denning Cemetery, West Frankfort.

Friends may call after 4:30 p.m. today at the funeral home. Mrs. Carr died at 6 aim. Tuesday at her home following a brief illness.

i MRS. OLLIE C. WOMACK DIES IN CARBONDALE Funeral services for Mrs. 01-lie C. Wcmack of Carbondale and Charlotte, N.

will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday in Chantilly Baptist Church, Charlotte. Burial will be in Sharon Memorial Park, also in Charlotte. Her son-in-law, the Rev. John C.

Tavlor of Carbondale, will assist in the services- Mrs. Womack died early to day in Doctor's Hospital. She was 79. She was born Aug. 10, 1891, in Ellerbe Spring, N.

to the late Olive G. and Mary Alice Parson Goldsmith and had been living with her daughter, Mrs. Nancy Womack Taylor, at 1216 Glenbeth Drive, Carbon dale. Other survivors are a daught er. Miss Alice A.

Womack Charlotte; sons, Ben O. and Hugh A. Womack both Charlotte, and Matthew A. Wo mack, Roanoke, N. sister Mrs.

W. 0. Pratt, Camden brother. Burn Covington Concord, N. 12 grandchil dren and one great-grandchild Friends may call after 5 p.m at Van Natta Funeral Home Carbondale.

The body is to be moved Friday to Hankins- Whittington Funeral Heme in Charlotte. MRS. DOLLIE GENTRY DIES IN HERRIN Mrs. Dollie Gentry, 86, of 1016 W. Oak Herrin, died at 11:15 a.m.

Wednesday at Hamp ton's Nursing Home, Herrin, fol lowing a lengthy illness. Mrs. Gentry was a member of the United Methodist Church of Energy- Born Dec. 15, 1883, at Tusca loosa, she was the daugh ter of Alonzo and Emma Fowler Bingham. She was married to William Lewis Gentry Aug.

28, 1900, at Blockton, Ala. Mr. Gen try died Dec. 26, 1936. She leaves sons, Percy of En crgy and Roy, John and Pete, all of Herrm; 23 grandchildren, 46 great grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren.

A daughter, Mrs. Katherine Kelly, and sons, Thomas, Char les and Edward, preceded her in death. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Johnson's Fu neral Home, Herrm. The Rev.

Commodore Grove and the Rev. Robert Miller will officiate. Bur ial will be in Hillcrest Ceme tery, Carterville. Friends may call at the fu neral home. OREL SHORT RITES SATURDAY Funeral services for Orel Lester Short of 104 N.

Main Anna, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Wilson Funeral Home, Marion. Mr. Short died Tuesday in Doctors Hospital in Carbondale. He was 56.

Mr. Short was employed as a clothing service aide. Survivors include sisters, Mrs-Ruby Baker of Rt. 2, Marion, and Maxine Hudgens of Victor- ville, and brothers, Ray mond and James E. Short, both of Marion.

Two sisters and a brother pro-ceded him in death. His parents were James C. and Rosetta Ad-kins Short. The Rev. C.

R. Walker will officiate at the services. Burial will be in Cana Cemetery, Gore-ville. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today or Friday at the funeral home.

SERVICES FRIDAY FOR MRS. GRACE MOORE Funeral services for Mrs. Grace Moore, 71, of 233 N. 13th Murphysboro, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Meyer-Denny Funeral Home, Murphysboro.

The Rev. Merris M. Dice will officiate, with burial in Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery, Murphysboro. Mrs. Moore died Tuesday at St.

Joseph Memorial Hospital, Murphysboro. Born Feb. 22, 1899, in Cutler, she was the daughter of Samuel and Maggie Higgerson Cottom. She was married June 11, 1920, to Fred Moore. He died in 1964.

Mrs. Moore was a member of the First Baptist Church, Murphysboro. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Ruby Dawson of Burling ton, Iowa; a sister, Mrs. Clara Will of Murphysboro; and three grandchildren.

SERVICES SATURDAY FOR VALADA POPEJOY Mrs. Valada Popejoy, 59, of Cutler, died Wednesday in Pin ckneyville Community Hospital. She was born Sept. 10, 1911, in Kansas, the daughter of Willis and Mathilda Bankert Beckham. She was married in 1935 in Ben ton to Rollie Popejoy.

Survivors include her husband and a daugher. Mrs. Marie Rednour of Cutler-Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the First Baptist Church in Cutler, with burial in Cutler Cemetery. Friends may call at the Lynn-Hill Funeral Home in Cutler after noon Friday.

High temperature Wednesday, 85; low temperature Wednesday, 69; overnight low, 67. Temperature at 9 a.m. today, 69. Precipitation from 7 a.m. Wednesday to 7 a.m.

today, .79 inches. Sunset today. Sunrise Fnday, sunset Friday, 6:54. Pollen Count 6. CARL MARTIN, 57, WEST FRANKFORT, DIES Carl Martin, 57, of 403 E.

Clark West Frankfort, died at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday in Her rin Hospital. He had been ill several weeks. Ir. Martin was born Nov.

24, 1912 in West Frankfort, the sen of Henry and Emma Graul Martin. He owned Martin Cleaners in West Frankfort; was a deacon at the Second Baptist Church of West Frankfort; was a mem ber and past president of the West Frankfort Rotary Club, the Scottish Rites of East St. Louis and the West Frankfort Masonic Lodge No. 567; and was a veter an of World War II. He is survived by his wife, Marguerite; a daughter, Mrs.

Kay Emmerson of Carbondale; a son, Jerry of Potosi, two grandchildren; brothers, Harry of Benton and Joe of Mt. Vernon; sisters, Mrs. Vir ginia Grizzell of Evansville, Mrs. Hallie Davis of West Frankfort and Mrs. Helen Ham ilton of Fergusan, Mo.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Second Baptist Oiurch, West Frankfort, with the Rev. Bruce McNeely officiating. Burial will be in Tower Heights Cemetery, West Frankfort. Friends may call at the Stone Funeral Home, West Frankfort, after 4 p.m.

Friday and at the church after 1 p.m. Saturday. HENRY KRAFT, GRAND TOWER Funeral services for Henry Kraft of Grand Tower will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Grand Tower chapel of Van Nat ta Funeral Home. Burial will be in Walker Hill Cemetery.

Mr. Kraft, 85, died early today in Union County Nursing Home at Anna. He was born Jan. 15, 1885, in Valmeyer to the late Jacob and Louisa Laub Kraft. He was a retired farmer- He was marri ed Dec.

23, 1908, to Carrie Cripps in St. Louis, Mo. Surviving are his wife; daughter, Mrs. Ada Ellet; son, Claude Kraft, all of Grand Tower, six grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m.

Friday. MRS. HARRIS DIES Mrs. Maude Harris, 88, of rur al Johnston City, died at 9:30 a.m. today in Marion Memorial Hospital after a short illness.

Funeral arrangements are in complete at the Murman and Wilson Funeral Home, Johnston City. CAMBRIA MEN'S HEARING DELAYED A hearing on a charge of disorderly conduct against Joe Waldron, 36, and Max Lowe, 30, both of Cambria, has been continued to Oct. 6 in circuit court, Marion. Hie two men are charged with alarming Iladean Downen of Cambria and provoking a breach of the peace. Assistant States Atty.

Snyder Howell said the charge stems from an argument over a prop erty line. Bond for the two men was set at $500 each. DEATHS BENTON: COCKRUM, Robert, died Wednesday; funeral, 2 p.m. Friday, Hcbbs -Johnson Funeral Home, Bentonr burial, Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery, Benton; friends may ca.l at the funeral home after 4 p.m. today.

CHRISTOPHER: CUNITZ, Ralph, 60, died Wednesday; funeral 10 a.m. Saturday, Mceller Funeral Home, Rcyalton; bunal, Osage Cemetery west of Royalton; friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. today. CUTLER: POPEJOY, Mrs. Valada, 59, died Wednesday; services at 2 p.m.

Saturday in First Baptist Church In Cutler, burial in Cutler Cemetery; friends may call at the Lynn-Hill Funeral Home in Cutler after noon Friday. ELLIS GROVE: GRANNEMAr, Mrs. Ethel McCloud, 72, died Wednesday; funeral services at 2 p.m. Friday at Schroeder Funeral Chapel, Cheste, burial in New Palestine Cemetery. HERRIN: GENTRY, Mrs.

Dollie, 86, died Wednesday; services 1:30 p.m. Friday, Johnson's Funeral Home, Herrin; burial, Hillcrest Cemetery, Carterville; friends may call at the funeral home. MURPHYSBORO: MOORE, Mrs. Grace. 71, died Tuesday; funeral services 2 p.m.

Friday at the Meyer-Denny Funeral Home in Murphysboro, burial in Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery, Murphysboro. WEST CITY: MUMBOWER, Eric, 7V2-months-oid, died Wednesday; services 2 p.m. Friday, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, northeast of Thompsonville; burial, Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery, Ben ton; friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Mitchell Funeral Home, Benton. WEST FRANKFORT: CARR, Mrs.

Althea taiin, 84, oiea Tuesday; funeral I p.m. Friday, Stone Funeral Home, West Frankfort; burial Dennin- Cemetery, West Frankfort; friends may call after 4:30 p.m. today at the funeral home. WEST FRANKFORT: MARTIN, Carl, 57, died Wednesday; funeral, 2 p.m. Saturday, Second Baptist Church, West Frankfort; burial.

Tower Heights Cemetery, West Frankfort; friends mav call at the Stone Funeral Home, West Frankfort, after 4 p.m. Friday and at the church after 1 p.m. Saturday. The Phillip 66 Bulk Plant, N. Monroe, and the Colonial Bread next dcor, were broken into last night.

About $3 in petty cash was taken from the plant, according to Mike Wiseman, Marion city policeman. Wiseman said nothing had been reported missing from the bread company. Murphysboro Man Faces Charges A 27-year-old Murphysboro man has been charged with attempted burglary of Baril Shell Service, 14th and Walnut street, Murphysboro. Police identified the man as Kenneth Bramlett, of Rt. 3, A man was seen in the shadow of the station by two city policemen.

They found Bramlett, his wrist was bleeding, according to police. A window in the west dor of the station was broken, and there was blood cn some of the shattered glass, police said. Man Reports Being Hit Ren Willis of Calhoun Valley Apartments told Carbondale lice Tuesday night h' had been hit on the head with a beer bottle at Spanish Key Lounge. Willis is a circulation adviser with the Southern Illinoisan. Information supplied by Wil lis, including the description of a suspect, was turned over to the police.

..1 4 MURPHYSBORO 1113 Walnut 634-2126 physboro Wednesday on charges of aggravated battery. Willie James, 26, and Sylvester Moore, 30, both of Xorth Marion street, were charged with armed robbery and ag gravated battery July 17. They were charged with rob bing and assaulting George Bennett in Carbondale, allegedly taking $12 from Bennett and stabbing him- The charge of armed robbery was dismissed. Sentencing was set for Sept. 29, following a pre-sentencing investigation.

Marion Youths Held In Break-Ins Edward Hart, 17. and Ralph L. Jennings, 19, of Marion were being held in Williamson County jail this morning in cosnection with two break-ins discovered early today in Marion. Hart and Jennings are being held on charges of underage drinking while charges of burglary and theft for the break-ins are being prepared by the state's attorney. IHinoisan MARION 20S E.

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