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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1963

Page

7

Ann Landers Replies on Discipline and Annulment

Dear reader questions about parenting discipline and last the columnist advises discipline with love to raise respectful teens. Also guidance to a woman about her marriage annulment and whether to announce it publicly, suggesting to use Mrs Mary Doe and avoid confusion with ex-husband’s name.

Ann Landers Mrs John Doe Mary Smith Load Mary, Doe John Re

Governor signs 924000 boat launch building program

Governor Otto Kerner signed a 924000 funding package for the state Department of Conservation to plan and develop boat launches and related facilities. The bill shifts a five cent fuel tax into the State Boat ing Fund Act and mirrors potential federal matching grants. No work is expected this year as the state weighs federal grants and overall recreational development. Grace Joyner of Marion filed suit in Williamson County Circuit Court seeking an injunction against Blankenship and Co. over exhaust fans venting near her home, claiming irreparable injury and odors.

Otto Kerner State Dept. of Conservation Illinois Lodge Cave-in- Illinois Rock Rossclare Golconda Cairo Point William T. Lodge Grace Joyner Court St. Marion E. Blankenship and Co Marion Williamson County Blankenship Joyner

Bartlett Pear Described By Agriculture Department

The Bartlett pear is a large bell shaped fruit with a smooth bright yellow skin often blushed with red. It features creamy white flesh and a fine juicy deliciousness as described by the Agriculture Department.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Turkey Makes Top Notch Sandwiches

August designated as Sandwich Month with tips for turkey sandwiches. Recipes describe buttered buns, roast turkey, onions, tomatoes, cheddar, and broiling until golden. Suggestions include casual buffet lines with breads, spreads, and a full array of sandwich makings for easy assembly.

Turkey U.S. Department of Agriculture

Rainwear Fashion Breakthrough by Florence de Santis

Fashion shifts with rainproof fabrics. Once dull raincoats now rival sunny outfits in color and chic. Italian designers showcase inventive rainwear such as capes and coats, making weatherproof clothing a versatile fashion statement.

Florence de Santis

Turkey Chowder and Fashion Notes Blend in Page Sample

A mixed page item lists a turkey chowder recipe with bacon onion celery potatoes turkey and corn, plus optional chicken soup for thickening. It also discusses near Florence fashion trends, laminated fabrics, coats, capes, colors, and rainwear as part of current collections and styles.

Sembles Poplin Trench Florence

Orange Rickey Style in Rainwear and Silks

The text discusses orange themed fashion notes including sweater looks, oversized houndstooth, and orange juice styling metaphors. It highlights camel melton glass tones and the silk raincoat as a standout item, praised for versatility as a travel or evening coat in floral prints.

Camel Isi

Cranberry Pear Salad With Chive Cottage Cheese

Combine chive flavored cottage cheese with cranberry sauce and chopped pecans until blended. Spoon the mixture over sliced pears and serve on salad greens for a fresh chilled salad course.

Look At Her Mother By Ruth Millett

In this advice piece Ruth Millett warns that a wise man should assess a prospective mother in law before marriage. It urges evaluating how a mother treats her daughter, her attitude toward homemaking, and whether she permits her daughter to think and act independently. A possessive mother may have raised a dependent daughter, impacting future marriage dynamics.

Ruth Millett Marl & Trc

HAGLERS TO MARK 50 YEARS OF MARRIAGE AT OPEN HOUSE

Fairview couple Mr and Mrs Ross Hagler celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 6 p m Sunday at their home They were married August 1 1913 in Murphysboro by Rev A J Rendlemar Mrs Hagler formerly Edna West Frankfort residents for nearly 30 years prior to moving to Fairview ten years ago They have four grandchildren and two great grandchildren and are listed with children Wayne Hagler Irene Hagler and Mrs Geraldine Fry plus Elmer Baine and Mrs Libby Taylor as relatives They reside on Erma Lane

Ann Landers Henry James America Ross Hagler Man Daugh- Fairview Ter Abe Murphysboro Wayne Hagler Chicago Irene Hagler Springfield Geraldine Fry Pawnee Elmer Baine Libby Taylor Carbondale Promint Hagler Haglers Erma Lane

Is the mother happy and how it shapes home life

The text argues a cheerful mother eases family life, while an unhappy neurotic mother can make a home harder to live in. It suggests a man can infer a wife’s character and the likely home environment from the mother’s disposition.

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