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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
18
Real estate listings from Carbondale and nearby areas show multiple mobile homes and apartments for rent. Entries include 2 to 3 bedroom units, furnished and unfurnished options, varying monthly rents from $20 to $100, with locations chiefly in Carbondale and Vienna Illinois, contact numbers and addresses provided for inquiries. Several ads note proximity to universities and utilities, with some highlighting farm acreage and flexible terms.
A dense classified page lists furnished and unfurnished apartments, houses, and rooms for rent in Carterville, Herrin, Murphysboro, Marion, Carbondale, Johnston City, and nearby towns. Entries note private entrances, baths, heat, air conditioning, and weekly to monthly rates, with contact numbers and addresses for each unit.
Multiple Carbondale apartment ads list furnished and unfurnished options. Highlights include 3 room units at 903 W Sycamore and 703 W Walnut, 2 to 3 rooms, air conditioning, central heat, private entrances and off street access. Contact numbers 457-2308 477-7402 457-6004 and a 9 boys note appear among the postings.
In Carbondale listings, a duplex with two bedrooms on Donna Drive is offered for rent, with contact options including Murphysboro and local phone numbers. Additional Carbondale homes feature two bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished, at $80 per month, with various phone contacts provided.
Scattered showers and thundershowers are forecast tonight over the southern Plateau and portions of the southern Plains, regions, the north Pacific states, and parts of the Plateau. It will be cooler over the central Plateau.
Weather facts compile yesterday and today with highs and lows, pollen, sunrise and sunset, and lake spillway levels at Crab Orchard and Little Grassy. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 1 to 4 degrees above normal, normal highs near 88, lows 60 to 69, light precipitation average a quarter to a half inch with scattered showers possible Tuesday or Wednesday.
The bulletin notes a mix of fair to partly cloudy skies across the state with chances of showers tonight and Saturday. Lows range from the upper 60s to the 70s, highs from the 80s to mid 90s in Chicago and St Louis areas, with continued warm conditions into Sunday.
Senator Barry Goldwater said he would support Nelson Rockefeller if the Republican nomination goes to Rockefeller, arguing the country cannot endure four more years of Kennedy. The remark marks a rare pivot by Goldwater, a leading GOP figure, amid 1964 nomination talk. East St Louis livestock prices and notes follow, including hogs, cattle, and calves. Crowned King James IV of Scotland referenced in brief context.
William Stewart 56 of 1836 Division St Murphysboro died after a three month illness. Born June 18 1907 in Hallidayboro he was son of William and Martha Burbridge Stewart. He married Pauline Brumley on Dec 6 1928 and worked as a truck driver and warehouseman. Survived by wife three sons William Frank James all of Murphysboro two daughters Mary Pierson Paula Kay Stewart both of Murphysboro and Shirley Livingston of Carbondale two brothers Frank and John Stewart of Murphysboro a sister Marsha Neville of Du Quoin and four grandchildren. Two daughters preceded him in death. Funeral 2 pm Sunday Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel Murphysboro Rev A J Collins officiating Elkville Cemetery burial. Calling after 4 pm Saturday at the funeral home.
The stock market advanced across sectors in heavy early week trading. General Motors fueled industrials, rails rose after a dip, and utilities edged higher. Blue chips and many speculative issues gained, with Chrysler and Polaroid among notable movers. The Dow industrial average stood at 722.03, up 56 points at noon.
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