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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1963
Page
9
A one story 1500 square foot home by designer Fenick A. Vogel epitomizes informal living with a 210 square foot family room as the daytime hub. The rectangular plan with brick accents and minimal roof lines suits a family of four or five, featuring a central foyer, four sided access to the family room, and a sliding glass door to a terrace.
Southern Illinois inventors plan a central group to meet quarterly with smaller sectional groups and a advising council. Geoffrey Hughes SIU and John C. Anderson spoke at the meeting, offering SIU facilities and SI support until the group operates independently.
Cherry Insurance and Realty Inc expands its home sales footprint by forming Cherry Home Sales Inc as a division and new staff join. Jim Cherry serves as president with Charles Goss as vice president. Archie Griffin and R B Etherton are directors and双方 shareholders. Larry Havens and Mrs. Robert C Isbell join the sales team. The firm partners with Arms Corp of St. Louis for a real estate marketing system and will refer departing Carbondale clients to Arms Corp affiliates.
In two counties nearly every township named a chairman vice chairman and member for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committees. Jackson County listed alternates and names, while Williamson County reported chairmen per township and a set of delegates to county committees.
Boys and girls won prizes in Marion's sidewalk sale pet show. Friday's pet parade winners included William Bethel 12 with a robin Cathy Sparks 10 with a black indigo shake Grayson Gile 8 with a collie Kim Rodd 8 with a French poodle Ronnie McDowell 11 with an English sheepdog Connie Tripp 11 with a bulldog Bill Norris 8 with a collie Vicki Schafer 12 with an English setter Gale Blumenstock 6 with a Chihuahua Sher Bowman 8 with a box terrier Gary Janvic 15 Ellen Giles 10 for best decorated bicycle Stevie Bethel 5 Vicki Lynn McDaniel 4 for best decorated tricycle Arthur Cline 6 for best costume with pet Michelle Courtney 8 for rabbit and dog in cage and Jeff Wason 10 with a poodle Linda Wilson 12 with a pony.
The Williamson County Board of Commissioners on Friday approved total claims of 5323 dollars. County claims totaled 2989 dollars and Tuberculosis Sanitarium Fund claims amounted to 2333 dollars.
The Northern Affairs Department reports the wild whooping crane population fell by ten this past year to 28, marking a significant decline. The AP dispatch notes conservation concerns and urges habitat protection, with officials citing ongoing threats to the species.
The business at 2138 Illinois Ave Carbondale now goes by National Thrift Corp after a name change. The office is being renovated with a lowered ceiling wood paneling and a new heating and air system as the firm expands nationwide with nearly 180 affiliated offices in 16 states and Evansville Ind as headquarters.
Carver Neblett, 20, of Carbondale, travels to Canada to meet integration leaders. His mother, Mrs Pleasant Neblett, notes his ongoing Chicago marches since June. Neblett was among ten free- emedom marchers fined 200 dollars for breach of the peace in Fort Payne, Alabama, June 3. His brother Charles Neblett assists integrationists in the South.
Larry Sheffield develops Stone Hall Farms a 490 acre tract near Devil's Kitchen Lake on Wolf Creek Road offering 1% to 5 acre lots. Predevelopment prices start at 1450 with horse amenities and pasture units. Trails join Jevil's Kitchen area and Fox hunting courses will cross the site. water via wells and nearby ponds, septic tanks planned, goads and two small lakes to be built within a month.
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