Teen-age Carbondale girl becomes auto student
Lori Crocker a 14 year old Carbondale student enrolls in an automotive technology program at the Carbondale Community High School Vocational Center and plans to be a ballet teacher while assisting with car work. She explains basics like compression fuel and ignition and notes she can change a tire but lacks strength to loosen a wheel bolt. Her father Donald Crocker a SIU engineer supports her, and Lori aims for general auto knowledge and minor maintenance skills.
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Southern Illinois
Lori Crocker
Lori
Carbondale Community High School
Toni Intravaig Ballet Co
Fairy
St. Louis
Charles Deppe
Deppe
Paul Karber
Karber
Donald Crocker
Lincoln Junior High
Lincoln Ledger
Women’s Liberation Movement
Zeigler pharmacist marks 50 years dispensing
Leonard Green opened his Zeigler drug store on Oak street in 1921. He survived a 1920s boom town era, fires, and the Depression, recalling 16 hour days and early pharmacy before sulfa drugs and antibiotics. Now Green Enterprises continues with his son Charles assisting.
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Leonard Green
Oak Street
Zeigler
Green
Max Lockwood
Georgia
UMWA
United Mine Workers of America
Circle
Church Streets
Green Enterprises Inc
Green and Co
Rexall Drugs
Karr
Herrin
The
School of Pharmacy
Pottery artist Mary Alice Kimmel Teaches Craft In Charleston
Mary Alice Kimmel, a DePauw graduate, teaches pottery at Hastie School of Art Gibbes Gallery Charleston SC. She crafts organic hand built pieces from coils slabs and textures and makes her own glazes. She distinguishes art from craft noting utilitarian wares lean toward craft while sculptural work is art.
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Mary Alice Kimmel
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