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Ssrtcndale-Herrin-Murpnysccra SOUTHERN 1LL1NOISAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1S32 Page Fourteen Marriage Licenses FORMER AREA WOMAN DIES IN CARBONDALE Mrs. Ola Moore, 57, of Jewett, FORMER AREA MAN DIES Funeral Services Pending For Clarence Mifflin Clarence E. Mifflin, 82, a former Murphysboro and Ava area resident, died Monday at his horn? 9931 Old St. Louis Road, East St. Chester: Earl Draves.

22, and Rose- mary Galeski, 22, both of Chester Chester: Ilarold Downs, 20, and Sharon Easton 18, both of Conlterville Chester: Ralph Lohman, 22, and Lora Schremp. 20. both of Chester Chester: Gerald Young, 19, Chester, and Bonita Stork, 19, Walsh. Births ANNA: MARTIN, Mr. and Mrs.

May- nard, a daughter Sunday in Union County Hospital, Anna. CARBONDALE HALLIDAY, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eugene, a son Monday in Doctors Hospital, Carbondale. CARBONDALE: ROBINSON, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Eugene, a daughter Monday Doctors Hospital, Carbondale. CHESTER: BERT, Mr. and Mrs. Leo, a daughter, Thursday, at Chester Memo rial Hospital.

Louis. He was born Jan. 2, 1SS0, in Kinkaid Township, the son of Jef- erson and Sarah Jones Mifflin. He was married Jan. 11, 1900, to Mary Lou Stamp, who died in 1958.

Mr. Mifflin was a retired sec tion foreman for the Illinois Cen tral Railroad. He was a member of Dean Lodge 833, in Ava. He leaves eons, the Rev. John Mifflin of Midland, and Ho- mei of East St.

Louis; daughters, Mrs. Paul Coakley and Mrs. Wil liam Dixon, both of East St. Louis, Mrs. Mabel Stephenson of ESTER: LYNN, Mr.

and Mrs. A A A Highland, and Mrs. Russell Gray'p-m-. Thursday at the Dowell Atlantic coast where a winter storm is producing gale-force winds. (AP Wirephoto) From MRS.

DELLA COOK, Mrs. Delia Mae Cook, 49, of Dowell, died in Marshall Browning Hospital at Du Quoin Sunday after an illness of one month. She was born Oct. 29, 1913, at Du Quoin. She leaves her husband, Kenneth, two daughters, Mrs.

Joseph Wolfe, Jo Ann, both of Dowell; two sons William Robert, Dowell, and Kenneth Ray in the Navv at San Diego, her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Mc Millan; six sisters, Mrs. Russell Furlow, Mulkeytown, Mrs. Ed-mond Hodges, Tilden. Mrs.

George Neville, Du Quoin, Mrs. Leon Terry, Centralia, Mrs. John Pierce, Mulkeytown, and Mrs. Loren Bailey, Du Quoin; two brothers, Robert McMillan, Du-Quoin, and Clarence McMillan, Dowell, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 pap uiurcn with the Rev.

E. Russell officiating. Burial will be in the Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery, Du Quoin. Friends may call at the Schroe-der Funeral Home after 6 p.m. Wednesday, and at the church after 12:30 p.m.

Thursday. POLICE BRIEF Murphysboro: Kenneth L. Cowan, 429 S. Wall Carbondale. fined $10 including costs by Justic of the Peace Jim Bob Kerley on a ticket by State Trooper Roger Draves for speeding.

Visit Li) Big Furniture Store In Murphysboro And Shop Their Large Selection of Christmas Gifts for the Home NEW 1963 CHEVROLETS NOW ON DISPLAY fm fu mjmiuunh MURPHYSBORO hi and from the upper Lakes southward through the Mississippi valley into the western Gulf states. It will be cold along the Area And Across WrEATHER AT 7 A. M. Highest last 24 hours. Lowest last night: Belleville Moline Peoria Quincy Rantoul Rockford Springfield Vandalia Albany, clear Albuquerque, clear Atlanta, clear Bismarck, clear Boise, cloudy Boston, clear Buffalo, clear Chicago, cloudy Cleveland, clear Denver, clear Des Moines, cloudy Detroit, clear Fort Worth, cloudy Helena, clear Precipitation 53 33 53 35 52 33 53 36 51 27 52 30 55 32 54 23 41 17 54 33 50 36 56 21 58 41 .65 43 30 43 24 54 34 49 25 63 29 51 39 43 25 61 52 1.84 56 33 .04 Acros Nation Indianapolis, cloudy 50 29 Kansas City, cloudy 54 44 Los Angeles, clear 63 54 Louisville, clear 50 23 .40 Memphis, cloudy 58 43 Miami, clear 77 47 Milwaukee, cloudy 49 23 St.

Paul, cloudy 43 39 New Orleans, cloudy 63 54 New York, clear 46 35 Oklahoma City, clear 54 49 Omaha, cloudy 52 43 Philadelphia, clear 46 36 Phoenix, clear 75 45 Pittsburgh, clear 43 25 Portland, cloudy 33 25 Portland, cloudy 50 41 Rapid City, clear 68 35 Richmond, cloudy 45 33 St. Louis, cloudy 54 36 Salt Lake City, cloudy 59 37 San Francisco, clear 62 53 Seattle, rain 46 41 Tampa, clear 65 37 Washington, cloudy 46 36 .69 .01 .06 .37 .51 AREA REALTY, Inc. Phone 549-2141 Carbondala Nation 82 72 .01 of Alto Pass: 33 grandchildren and 45 great-grandchildren; and a brother, George of Long Beach, Calif. Funeral services are pending at the Wilson Funeral Heme in Ava. DESERY BELLETT DIES Services Set Thursday For Herrin Man Descry L.

Bellett. 63, of 1413! IN. 13th Herrin, died at 8 p. m. Monday at his home after an illness of 14 years.

Mr. Bellett, a retired miner, was born Nov. 16, 1894, in Braid-wood, the son Emlie and Fe-licee DesCamp Bellett. He married the former Nell Metzger Feb. 22, 1919 at Herrin.

Mr. Bellett was a member of the Herrin First Baptist Church and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He leaves his wife; daughter, Mrs. Charles Ward of Herrin; brothers, Louis of Paducah, and A. C.

of Detroit, sisters, Mrs. Emilia Mitchell of Birmingham, two grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church.

The Rev. Ben R. Stripling will officiate. Burial will be in Herrin City Cemetery. Friends may call at the George Van Natta Funeral Home after 6 m.

today. G.E.APPLIANCES Sales and Service Vl rATrtll DDmafM )iJ 205 East Main rrjei CARBONDALE CH I 1 Cd. LJ If I Hold on Hiram! I'm callin' the Hospital Nctes CHESTER MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Lynn. Judy, Chester Bierman. Rosa, Willisville Rooder, Sandra, Chester Casten, Mildred, Chester Knop, Gary, Chester Griffiths, Marjorie, Willisville Fuvtinck, Joe, Perryville DISCHARGED: Buescher, Thomas.

Steeleville Bert. Mrs. Mabel and baby, Chester Moore, Viola, Chester DOCTORS. CAR BOND ALE ADMITTED: VnbC Lawrence Paul, Carbondalt McGe. Terry Lynn, Makanda Lafsson.

Linda Lou, Carbondale TrirP Mrs. Gordon, Carbondale Dallas, Mrs. James Henry, Carrier Mills Ryerline, Patricia Kay, Carterville Cochrane, Mrs. Philip, Carbondale Rice, Tracey Annette, Carmi Finley. Elmer, Cambria Roberts, Stephen Edward, Murphysboro Kelley.

Joseph Cole, Carbondale Stiles. Mark William, Carterville Edmonds, Clara, Olmstead DISCHARGED: Moore, Mrs. Mary, Carbondale Grimes, Mrs. George, Carterville Pulverman, Mrs. Kathleen, Murphysboro Rodely.

Bert, Chester Cook. Mrs. Perry. Valier Keller, Mrs. Mary Anna Fraembs.

Michael Lee, Chester Knapp, Mrs. Clifford E. and baby. Car bondale Johnson, Cynthia Ann, Carbondale McNeil, Thomas Keith, Goreville ELherton, Mrs. Richard, Carbondale FRANKLIN.

BENTON ADMITTED: Ingram, Theresa. Benton Cantrell, Herschel, Benton Applegate, Lewis, Benton Walters, Gale, Benton Brown, Mrs. Bessie, West Frankfort Dalby, Mrs. Bertha. Whittington Lance, Mrs.

Fern, Sesser Munoz, Thomas, Sesser DISCHARGED: McEndree, Mrs. Leona, Benton Hayes, Charlie, Thompsonville Jones, George, Benton Summers. Clide, Benton Dillon, Clyde, Benton ftybee, Arthur, Benton nERRTN ADMITTED: Walker, Mrs. Doris, Herrin Cowan, Mrs. Agnes, Carterville McNelly, George, Herrin Quails, Mrs.

Delia, De Soto Jones, William, Herrin Harper, Mrs. Julia, Herrin Bulliner, Mrs. Mary, Marion Bozarth. Mrs. Hilda.

Herrin Haves, Mrs. Marjorie, Carterville Alegnani, Mrs. Isabel. Herrin Keeling. Mrs.

Lula. Herrin Glenn, Fletcher, Herrin Butts, Mrs. Jessie, Marion Beltz. Benny, Herrin DISCHARGED: Heralds. Joyce, Herrin Smith, Mrs.

Jimmie, Colp Turner, Carolyn. Herrin Propes, Charley, Herrin Lewis, John, Herrin Crawford, Bon, Carterv ille Dunbar, Roma, Marion Regis, Mrs. Rosa. Royalton Stucker, Robert, Energy Cowan, Proctor, Carterville HOLD EN. CARBONDALE ADMITTED: Leposky, Thomas, Royalton Roseman.

Sharon, Carbondale Staffy, Paul, Murphysboro Alstat, Mrs. Viola. De Soto Hutchinson, Mrs. Bertha. Marion Marcinak, Mrs.

Anna, Zeigler Newbold. Mrs. Hulda, Creal Spring Campanula, Sam, Du Quoin Pass, Francis, Doneola Lindsey, Mrs. Mary Carbondale Hoague, David. Herrin Pukher, Mrs.

Blanche Carbondale Kenneth, Carbondale DISCHARGED: Heern, Mrs. Ellen, Carbondale Childress. Jack, West Frankfort Weston, Henry, Murphysboro Hardin, Mrs. Rosie, Carbondale Childers. James, Carbondale Benner, Norma, Carbondale MEMORIAL, MARION ADMITTED: Baggctt.

Rebecca. Marion Little, Paula, Johnston City Cash, Mrs. Iva, Marion McGowan. Mrs. Rosa, Creal Springs Fluek, Mrs.

Louise, Marion Harris, Mrs. Barbara, Marion Arnold. Mrs, Vaudine. Marion Barnwell. Robert, Johnston City DISCHARGED: Hambv, Chloral.

Herrin McMahan. Philip, Tunnel Hill Har'dcastle. Frank. Marion Rasain, Robert, Marion Ritter; Mrs. Georgia.

Anna MARSHALL BROWNING, DU QUOIN ADMITTED: Bishop, Mrs. Mary Kay, Du Quoin Hpberer. Mrs. Luie, Du Quoui Bailey. Mrs.

Ina Faye, Christopher Cook, Everett, Du Quoin Brownfield. Mrs. Lettie, Du Quoin Prusacki. Walter, Tamaroa Schumaier. Emery, rinekneyville Scarher.

Mrs. Dianna. Du Quoin DISCHARGED: Seijbert. Albert. Du Quoin Bagwell.

Mrs. Doris. Zeigler Gauch, Mrs. William and baby, Eikvule FINOKNEYVTLLE COMMUMTYY ADMITTED: Luniiemann. Mrs.

nelon. TinckneyviUe Hutchinss, Thomas, Waterloo Murithem. Robert, Cutler Pestka. Mrs. Rose Marie, Scheller Ewbank.

Mrs. Sharon Kay, Steeleville DISCIHRGED: Schneider. Mrs. Ida. Pinckneyville Schute, Mrs.

Waunita, Pinckneyville McTntvre, George, Pinckneyville Rrnmisom, Mrs. George and baby. Du Quoin IMRTA COMMUNITY DISCHARGED: Hatnmel. Mrs. Fred, Cutler Collins, Mrs.

Claude. Sparta ST. JOSEPI1. MURPHYSBORO ADMITTED: Bishop. Oscar, Grand Tower Mills, Mrs.

Faye. Murrhyboro rhle-Joe Murphysboro Jones, Mrs. Frank, Murphysboro DISCHARGED: Daniel, Mrs. William, Murphysboro Arbetter, Allen, Gorham Palmier. Mrs.

Clarence Carbondale Taylor. Mrs. Eulis Murphysboro CraMree, Michael, Carbondale Crabtree, Tamara Carbondale UNION COUNTY. ANNA ADMITTED: Ritter. Mrs.

Georgia, Anna Bittle, Lloyd, Jonesboro Henson, Mrs. Margie, Jonesboro Matlock, Ed. Anna Johnson, Ed, Ullin Sanders, Wayne, Anna Mayer. Mrs. Effie, Buncombe DISCHARGED: Wright.

Lynn, Anna Wrieht, Mrs. Hf'en. Anna Linsle, Mrs. Ruth Ann and baby, Anna Basler. Monta and baby.

Anna Lingle Mrs. Eva. Dongola Chrivia. Mary, Anna Tellor, Louise, Anna Kunsman, Mrs. Bertha.

Ullin UNION. WEST FRANKFORT ADMITTED: Barney. John. West Frankfort Kui2, Mrs. Helen.

West Frankfort McPheron. Benjamin, Wes-t Frankfort DISCHARGED: Lamb, Mrs. Mary. West Frankfort Wevtray. David.

West Frankfort Fodcr, Mrs. Mary. West Frankfort Laurence. Mrs. Elsie.

West Frankfort Adams. Thomas, West Frankfort Harper. Luther, West Frankfort Wathen, Mrs. Pearl, Wot Frankfort Marriage Licenses Chester: Albin Steele, 42, Steeleville, and Mabel Loyd. 45, Sparta Chester: Clifford Jungewaelter, 25, and Donna Schaent, 19, both of Chester Chester: Robert Radma.

77. Belleville, and Beverly Shan.ning. 22, Columbia Chester: Billie Rodeers. 21. St.

Louis. anif N'flrma Knope. 1H, Coulterville Chester Leonard Koesler, 2.. and Lois Deimuud, 18, both of Evansville Chester: Lawrence Deterding, 23, and Fern Du Freene, 23, both of Prairie du Rocher Chester: Henry Gerlach, 43. and Verna l.

tescher. 49. both of Steeleville in CH SC a Ohio, died Monday of a heart attack at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. John P. Licos, 512 S.

Forest Carbondale. She was born in Ullin, Oct. 23, 1905, the daughter of William Lewis and Alice Robinson Daniel. She married Verne Moore, who died in June, 1000 She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Vir ginia Freas of Steubenville, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs.

Licos and Mrs. F. E. Dycus of East St. Louis land two brothers, Richard Dan- cf Mpnrinta and James Law- rence Daniel of East St.

Louis. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Telfer Fu tieral Heme in Jewett. Burial will in Fairview Cemetery in Je wett. The Huffman Funeral Home Carbondale is in charge of local arrangements.

DELPHIA HARTKOPF DIES IN MARION Mrs. Delphia Hartkopf, 72, of 600 S. Market Marion, died at 6:10 a.m. today in Marion Memorial Hospital. She was born Feb.

7, 1800. She was married to the late Fred Hartkopf. She was formerly a telephone operator and was a member of the Third Baptist Church and Marion Rebekah Lodge 93. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Mitchell Funeral Home Marion.

The Rev. Robert Fu-son and the Rev. L. G. Hartley will officiate.

Burial will be in jiaplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today. The Rebekah Lodge will conduct rites at the funeral home at Jp.m. Wednesday.

FORMER CARTERVILLE MAN DIES IN WYOMING G. W. Hardy of Sheridan, formerly of Carterville, died Mon day evening in Sheridan Hospital after a long illness. Mr. Hardy moved to Sheridan from Carterville 33 years ago.

He was a Wyoming state representative for three terms and worked in insurance and real es tate businesses. He was born near Eldorado. Mr. Hardy leaves his wife, the former Neva Lauder of Carter ville and son, Bill of Cody, Wyo. Funeral services and burial will be Wednesday in Sheridan.

HADFIELD SERVICES SET AT CARTERVILLE Funeral services for Earl Had- field, 71, formerly of Carterville, will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Riggin Funeral Home, Carterville The Rev. Joseph Van Roekel of the Presbyterian Church will of ficiate. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m.

Wednesday. Mr. Hadfield, of Taylorville, died at 5:50 p.m. Sunday in United Mine Workers Hospital, Harlan, Ky. MABLE MELTZER RITES HELD IN CHICAGO Funeral services were held in Chicago recently for Mrs.

Mable Meltzer, formerly of Marion. Mrs. Meltzer, wife of Joseph Meltzer and daughter of the late William and Dell Moraan God- dard of Marion, died Nov. 17. She leaves her husband, a sis ter, Leslie Mallaburn of Mar ion, and brothers, Frank Goddard of Johnston City and Joe God dard of East St.

Louis. East St. Livestock Hogs 1-2 180-230 lb barrows and gilts 16.75-17.25; 16 head lot about 215 lb 17.35; mixed 1-3 170-240 lb 16.25-17.00; few 240-250 lb 16.50-65; 2-3 240-270 lb 16.50, mostly No. 3 260-325 lb 15.50-16.00; 1-2 150-170 lb 15.00-16.75; 120-150 lb 12.00-15.25; 1-3 sows 275-400 lb lb 14.25-15.25 2-3 400-600 lb 13.50-14.50; boars 11.25-13.75. Cattle 3.500; calves 500; good to low choice slaughter steers lb 26.00-28.25; standard low-good 23.00-25.75; load lot low to average choice slaughter heifers lb 26.00-27.50; mixed good and choice 25.50-26.00: good mostly 23.50-25.25; canner and cutter cows 11.00-14.50; utility and commercial bulls 16.50-18.00; good low choice feeders 650-900 lb steers 23.50-26.50; two loads steers 850 lb included at, 26.50: good choice 150-250 lb vcalers 24.00-29.00.

0. C. Buchanan Dies O. C. Buchanan, husband of former Herrin resident Mrs.

Wil- mav Gasawav Buchanan, died Saturday in Gainesville, af ter a long illness. Mrs. Buchanan was formerly music supervisor in the Herrin grade schools. Funeral services wilt be in Gainesville, with burial in Chip-ley, Fla. The Williams-Thomas Funeral Home in Gainesville is in charge.

Mrs. Buchanan's address is Box 503, Gainesville WEATHER FORECAST Snow showers are expected tonight in the northern and central Rockies while rain is forecast for the Pacific northwest Daily Roundup Veaflier HURPHTSBORO Carbondale harrisbur MARION State Zcnes 1 Cloudy and a little warmer tonight with chance of light rain. Wednesday cloudy and continued mild with chance of a little light rain or drizzle. Low tonight 36-41. High Wednesday in the lower 50s.

2 Cloudy and a little wanner tonight with chance of light rain. Wednesday cloudy and continued mild. Low tonight 36-41. Hish Wednesday in the lower 50s. 3 Cloudy and a little warmer tonight.

Wednesday cloudy and continued mild. Low tonight 36-41. High Wednesday in the lower 50s. 4 Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with a brief period of light rain likely tonight or tomorrow morning. Little change in temperature.

Low tonight 36-42. High Wednesday mid 50s. 5 Mostly cloudy through to morrow witn a Dnet period ot light rain likely tonight or tomor row mormns. L.iiue cnanae temperature with knv tonight near 40. High Wednesday mid 50s.

6 Mostly cloudy through tomorrow. Not quite so cold tonight with low 32-36. High Wednesday mid 50s. CHICAGO AREA: Cloudy tonight. Low in upper 30s.

Wednesday cloudy, chance of a little light rain or drizzle. High in lower 50s. Thursday mostly cloudy, little change. ST. LOUIS AREA: Cloudy tonight and Wednesday.

Scattered light rain beginning this evening and ending Wednesday. Warmer tonight, the low in the mid 40s. The high Wednesday 50 to 55. Meetings Cancelled The Southern Illinois Mayors Association's monthly meeting Thursday has been canceled due to other commitments of members. Johnston City Mayor K.

Neil Thurmond, association president, said the group will not meet until January. ESCAPES INJURY Charles J. Marvel, 43, Thompsonville, escaped injury at 7 p.m. Monday when his pickup truck ran off Rt. 149 a mile west of Rt.

37. Facts FREEPOPT V. ROCKFOPD DEKALB A i CMICAGOV ISLAND' I CrJjT OTTAWA I JOLtET PEOPIA PONTIAC I I BLOOMING TOM UNCOLN CHAMPAIGN quiwct r. j-rr JACKSONVILLE PARIS 0 MTTOON CARUNVILLE EFFINGHAM EDWARDS-j "VANDALIA A I VILLE T.LOUIS "1 tAWRf NCfVILLE ST LOUIS 1 I MT VERHQN How If Looks Across State bert, a daughter, Sunday, at cnesier Memorial Hospital. CHESTER: BRAYFTELD.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred, a son Friday, in Chester Memorial Hospital. JONESBORO: FULENW7DER Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce, a daughter Sunday in Union County Hospital, Anna. HERRIN: BOZARTH, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, a daughter Monday in Herrin Hospital. HERRIN: MANNING, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd, a daughter Monday in Herrin Hospital. HERRIN: JORDAN, Mr. and Mrs. uai- las, a son Monday in Hernn Hospital.

MT. CARMEL: TURNER. Mr. ana Mrs. James William, a daughter, Sunday in Mt.

Carmel. Turner is a former Murphysboro resident. MURPHYSBORO: JONES, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, a son Monday in St.

Josepn Memorial Hospital, Murphysboro. PINCKNEYVILLE: LUNNEMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob, a daughter luesaay, in Pinckneyville Community Hospital. HELLER: PESTKA, Mr.

ana Mrs. Leo. a son Tuesday in rincKneyviue Community Hospital. WEST FRANKFORT: SMITH, Mr. ana Mrs.

James a daughter Monaay in Franklin Hospital, Benton. Southern Illinois Deaths HERRIN: BELLETT, Desery 6. of 1413 N. 13th died at 8 p.m. monaay at his home: funeral at 2 p.m.

Thursday at the First Baptist Church; burial in Herrin City Cemetery; friends may call at George Van Natta Funeral Home alter 6 p.m. today. JOHNSTON CITY: PHILLIPS, Mrs. Gladys Ellen, 57, of 907 Monroe tidied at 9:45 p.m. Monday in Union Hospital, West Frankfort; funeral 2 p.m.

Thnrsdav at the First Baptist Church, Johnston City; burial in Freedom Cemetery, four miles south of Marion; friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the Mur-man and Wilson Funeral Home, Johnston City, where White Shrine rites will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday. MARION: HARTKOFF Mrs. Lwipma, 72, of 600 S.

Market died at m. todav in Marion Memorial Hospital; services at 2 p.m. Thursday in Mitchell Funeral Home of Marion; burial in Maplewood Cemetery; friends may call at funeral home after 7 p.m. today. TAYLORVTLLE: TIADFIELD, Earl, 71.

formerlv of Carterville. died at m. Sundav in Harlan. funeral 1:30 p. m.

Thursday at Riggin Funeral Home, Carterville; burial in Oakwood Cemeterv, friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p. m. Wednesday. HERRTN: BAZZETTA, Mrs. Aneie, oi.

formerly of 113 N. 10th fliea ai 1:30 p. m. Monday in Herrin Hospital; funeral 9 a. m.

Wednesday at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, Herrin; burial in St. Carlos Cemetery: friends mav call at Johnson's Funeral Home, Herrin. where the Rosary will be recited at 8:15 p. m.

today. tvfqt FRANKFORT: LEVANTI. Mrs. 7ita. 71.

of 507 E. 4th died ai id a.m. Monday in Union nospital; funeral 2p.m. Thursday at Union Funeral Home: burial in Tower Heights Ceme terv; friends may call at funeral home after 7 p.m. today.

MRS. LEVANTI DIES Services Set Thursday At West Frankfort Mrs. Zita Levanti. 71. of 507 E.

4th West Frankfort, died at 10 a. m. Monday in Union Hos pital, after a brief illness. Mrs. Levanti was born Nov.

17, 1391 in Italy. She leaves her husband, John; sons. Nick of West Frankfort, Mario of East St. Louis and Louie of Champaign; daughters, Fan-tina Levanti at home, Mrs. Jerry Witte of Houston, Texas and Mrs.

Minnie Salis of West Frankfort and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Union Funeral Home. The Rev. Michael Klimas of St.

John's Catholic Church will officiate. Burial will be in Tower Heights Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. today. SERVICES MONDAY FOR STILLBORN INFANT Funeral services were Monday for Anthony Joseph Karushis, stillborn son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Robert Karushis of Chester. The infant was stillborn Sunday in St. Clement's Hospital in Red Bud. Funeral services were conducted by the Schroeder Funeral Home of Chester, with burial in St.

Marv's Catholic Cemetery. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Robert B. Williams, 83, 'ampbell Hill native, died last month in Santa Ana, area friends have learned. Mr. Williams was born April 3, 1879, at Campbell Hill, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Williams. He was married in Murphysboro to the former Olivia Bige- lowe cf Steeleville. She died in 1953.

He loaves children, Mrs. Anna Carned, Mrs. Emma Crowdcr, Mrs. Verna Marston, Mrs. LeNell Gross and Mrs.

Mildred Frehler, all of Santa Ana and Robert Williams, Windsor. 13 grandchildren; sisters. Mrs. Carrie Stephens of Herrin and Miss Malinda Williams of Willisville. He was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church of Willisville and the Masonic Lodge of Steeleville.

He was a former coal miner. and belonged to the United Mine Workers of America. Mr. Williams died Oct. 22.

Fu neral services and burial was in Santa Ana. be in of I folks that advertise in Classified JLra- Honolulu, cloudy MRS. BAZZETTA DIES Services Set Wednesday At Herrin Mrs. Adcle Bazzetta, 81, form erly of 113 N. 10th Herrin, died at 1:30 d.

m. Monday in Herrin Hospital. She had lived at the Ridley Nursing Home, Her rin for the past six years. Born Jan. 15, 1831, at Cuggiono, Italy, fhe was the daughter of Abraham and Josephine Garavag- lia.

She was married to Carlo Bazzetta in 1899. He died May 3, 1945. She was a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, Herrin. She leaves a son, William of San Rafael, four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Two sons, John and Alex, preceded her in death. Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church. The Rev.

Bernard P. Mongan will of ficiate. Burial will be in St. Carlos Cemetery. Friends may call at Johnson's Funeral Home, Herrin, where the Rosary will be recited at 8:15 p.m.

today. MRS. GLADYS PHILLIPS, JOHNSTON CITY, DIES Mrs. Gladys Ellen Phillips. 57, of 907 Monroe Johnston City, died at 9:45 p.

m. Monday in Union Hospital, West Frankfort. Born June 8, 1905 in Franklin County, she was the daughter of Alfred M. and Augusta Mae Moore Harper. She was married to Walter Phillips June 12, 1937 at West Frankfort.

She was a member of the Johnston City First Baptist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star and White Shrine of Jerusalem Lodge. She leaves her husband; and sister. Mrs. Jerome Rock of Pon- tiac, Mich. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday at the First Baptist! Church. Johnston Citv. The Rev. B. L.

William will officiate. Burial will be in Freedom Cemetery, four miles south of Marion. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the Murman and Wikon Funeral Home, where White Shrine rites will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Youfl find dependable people, well-equip ped, ready and willing to do (almost) any job you need done, listed under Business Service, Southern IHinoisan Classified CORRECTION Our advertisement In the Sunday Southern IHinoisan incorrectly stated the name cf cur 0lf course. The Correct Name is: MIDLAND HILLS GOLF COURSE We regret this error and hope that there have been no inconveniences caused by the error. 1.