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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1963

Page

7

Ann Landers Replies on Anger Behind the Wheel and Fashion Critique

Readers ask about husbands who drive off to vent anger and about women in revealing outfits. Ann Landers warns about road rage dangers and urges safe outlets like a punching bag. She also answers questions on exhibitionist dress, calling it sick, and on a mother in law who oversteps during babysitting, advising politeness and a quiet final word.

Connie National Safety Council Ann Landers

World Traveling Chicken Styles From America to India

A cook’s overview celebrates chicken as a versatile global dish, highlighting American fried chicken and Indian ginger tomato almond flavored preparations. It describes techniques, ingredients, and a tested recipe yielding eight servings, including monosodium glutamate, paprika, and sour cream adaptations.

Den America India W. A

Lace spider web stole pattern No. 1117 details

Instructions for a lace spider web stole pattern No 1117. send 25 cents plus 5 cents postage coins to Martha Madison at The Southern Illinoisan Box 1490 New York 1 NY. Add 15 cents for first class mail.

Martha Madison Southern Illinoisan New York N. Y

Jacoby On Bridge Player's Dream Finesse

The late George Reith, a top 20th century bridge figure, mentored Oswald Jacoby. Reith favored a dramatic six diamond opening to deter spade sacrifices and gambled on seven when needed. The hand shown featured multiple finesses in hearts and trumps to secure the rest of the tricks after a tense dummy view.

Oswald Jacoby George Reith George East West Dummy

Murphysboro Native Weds In Maywood Double Ring Ceremony

Carole Charlene Attig and Robert Allen Gray wed in a June 15 Hillside Baptist Church ceremony in Maywood attended by family members. Attig, a Proviso East and North Park College alumna, plans a Brooklyn Navy life for Gray, with a home at 503 W. College St. Marion.

Murphysboro Carole Charlene Attig Maurice Attig Maywood Robert Allen Gray Ellen Krishenbauer Phyllis Brown Westchester Bonnie Burnett Broadview Melvin Tribbey Evanston Wayne Attig Jerry McNeil Brookfield William Hoffman Laona

Marion Couple Weds at First Methodist Church

Mrs. Helen Barekman and James V. McDaniel, both of Marion, were married in the Marion First Methodist Church.

Helen Barekman James V. McDaniel Marion Marion First Methodist Church

Barbara Jenkins and Dean Smith Wed in Civil Ceremony

Barbara Jenkins of Dongola and Dean Smith of De Soto wed July 9 at Gorham in a civil ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Conrad and Barbara Jenkins of Dongola and a 1961 Dongola High School graduate who attends Southern Illinois University. Dean is the son of Irene Smith of De Soto and works at Home Lumber Company in Carbondale. The couple plans a home in De Soto.

Barbara Jenkins Dongola Dean Smith de Soto Gorham Bob Barnett Conrad Jenkins Dongola High School Southern Illinois University Dean Irene Smith Home Lumber Company Carbondale

Marriage of Linda McNana Gehr at Village Presbyterian Church

Mr and Mrs Robert James Gehr wed on July 3 at Village Presbyterian Church Northbrook. The bride Linda McNana is daughter of James McNana Oaklawn and former Herrin resident. The groom is son of Harry Gehr and Mrs Gehr Torrance California.

Robert James Gehr Village Presbyterian Church Northbrook Linda McNana James McNana Oaklawn Herrin Harry Gehr Torrance Calif

Social Calendar in Herrin Initiation at Eagles Home

The Eagles Auxiliary of Herrin Aerie 1549 hosts a 7 30 p m initiation and birthday party at the Eagles Home. All members with birthdays in the last three months are asked to attend.

Herrin Eagles Herrin Aerie 1549

Busy Women County Group Holds Picnic and Meetings

The Jackson County Salon of the 8 and 40 held its annual family picnic at Carbon Lake pavilion with Mrs. Charles Cimossa as chairwoman. Reports from auditing and district meetings followed by plans for the state meeting in Chicago were noted.

Jackson County Carbon Lake Araminta Bigelow Chapeau Chicago David Radner Michael Reese Hospital Thoracic J. A. Petrazio

Crab Orchard Lake Picnic Draws 34 Herrin Workers

The Herrin New Era Drive In and milk delivery employees held a picnic at Crab Orchard Lake picnic area attended by 34 people. Activities included pontoon and speed boat riding swimming singing and other recreation. Charles Perrine and Lowell Hicks cooked ribs while Elsie Littlefair made the remaining meal.

Herrin New Era Crab Orchard Lake Charles Perrine Lowell Hicks Elsie Littlefair

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Road Revenge Squire Band Ann Red God Creative Cooking Sylvia Windle Humphrey Chicken Lacy Jacoby North Asa SOUTH Akq P. S Sawyer du Quoin Kroger Major Simon Gray Rhode Island Hillside Baptist Church Stanley Keldsen George W. Barekman W. College St Marion City Marion City Cemetery Cory ACE Hardware West Monroe Heywood Wakefield Murray Home Furnishing CO West Main Booth Glendale Marion, Ill United van Lines Charles Cimossa of C. J. Christenson Elmer Ward Imogene Golliher Kaskaskia Veterans of Foreign Wars Chester Doris Davitz Cahokia Senior Citizens Committee St. Ann’s Padgett Louis Kerkhover Boskydell Homemakers Carbondale City Reservoir Park Janet Vestal New Era Picnic Anianne
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