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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1964
Page
6
Heat affects foods as summer health hazard. The piece warns that starchy items like potatoes and cream pies can harbor staphylococci and salmonella from poultry eggs and salads left unrefrigerated. It offers steps to prevent picnic poisoning, including refrigeration, avoiding premaking meat sandwiches, and using safe substitutes, with first aid cautions and calling a physician if poisoning is suspected.
A recipe for garlic cheese dip combines bleu cheese cream cheese milk onion garlic powder lemon juice and paprika to yield 1 1 4 cups and suit for canapés or chips. The Carbondale Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2605 Auxiliary met Monday night with Mrs Gladys Litlefield presiding in the president’s absence due to illness.
Mr and Mrs Karl H Eisenhauer of Vergennes Rt 1 celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a 2 to 5 pm open house at the Knights of Columbus hall Du Quoin after a 9 15 am Mass at Sacred Heart Church. Married Aug 18 1914 in Du Quoin, Eisenhauer remains active in farming. They have 18 grandchildren. Surviving children include Leonard William Eugene in Du Quoin, Helen Williams of Murphysboro, Pauline House of Elkville. A son Karl is deceased. widow Catherine Eisenhauer resides in Carbondale.
The Carbondale Lambda Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a card party at president Mrs Gene Brutten’s home on Orchard Drive Carbondale. Two members Mrs Myron Vourax and Mrs Deloris Simmons plan to leave the area. The first chapter meeting is set for Sept 10 at Richard Hunter’s home. A bake of white cake in a round pan and a fruit dessert are noted.
Miss Hertter dv of Rt. 1 Carbondale announces the engagement of their daughter Susan to Ronnie G Black son of Mr and Mrs Charles I Black of Clay City. Susan is a student at Carbondale Community High School. Ronnie is a Clay City High School graduate employed at Borens IGA Foodliner in Carbondale. A September 12 wedding is planned.
Mrs Helen Vansaghi of Her rin was honored at the 27th annual Rehabilitation Forum held with the state American Legion Auxiliary convention in Chicago. She was named one of the Tlingis High Ten Volunteers for 9 000 hours of hospital volunteer work. Vansaghi and Mrs Gene Brown of Sparta were elected as delegates to represent Alinoig at the auxiliary national convention in Dallas September 20 to 24.
A Carbondale water ordinance bans outdoor sprinkling from 2 to 10 p.m. delaying Ashley's daily bath and sparking parental frustration. The writer argues the rule punishes children and mocks city governance while detailing fines and court steps. The piece ends with an unrelated home cooking riff.
A vintage styled ad promoting Dan's Pills for backache and bladder irritation. It claims relief from pain and mild diuretic action aiding kidney function, suggesting improved sleep and daytime comfort. The copy urges readers to ask for the large size and to try the product for relief millions have enjoyed over 80 years.
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