Illinois marriage totals rise to new high in 1964
Illinois recorded 97 171 marriages in 1964 up 3 751 from 1963 while 21 055 divorces were filed and 235 annulments noted. June and December dominated weddings and year end dissolutions. The data came from Dr. Franklin D. Yoder, state health director.
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Illinois
Franklin D. Yoder
State Dept. of Public
Busy Women Club Installs New Carbondale Officers
Miss Howard Ann Howard of Carbondale was installed as president of the Carbondale Area Altrusa Club at The Haven. Other new officers include Eleanor Jane Bushee vice president Marie Saunders secretary and publicity chairman Araminta Bigelow treasurer. Outgoing president is Ruth McKeown. A family picnic is planned for June 22 at the Carbondale Reservoir Park.
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Ann Howard
Carbondale
Carbondale Area
Altrusa Club
the Haven
Southern Illinois University
Morris Library
Thelman Levelsmier
Eleanor Jane Bushee
Marie Saunders
Araminta Bigelow
Carterville
Ruth McKeown
Murphysboro
Carbondale Reservoir Park
Engagement of Gloria Glasco to Gary Dean Cox announced
Miss Gloria Glasco of Cobden is engaged to Gary Dean Cox of Carbondale. Glasco attends Southern Illinois University in music education. Cox is with the Army at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Wedding plans are indefinite.
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Troy E. Glasco
Cobden
Gloria
Gary Dean Cox
Harold Dean Cox
Carbondale
Miss Glasco
Southern Illinois University
Cox
Army
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo
Luck Factor in Duplicate Bridge Reveals High Stakes Play
Montreal author Jon Shuster describes a key moment in a duplicate game. He risked an overtrick to offset a likely bad score and won the match point as South narrowly misread East holdings. Only three pairs reached slam, boosting Shuster's top score.
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Oswald
Jim Jacoby
Jon Shuster
Montreal
South
East
Dear Ann Landers letters reveal sleep watching and love advice
Sleep watcher cherishes her husband's snoring as a sign of closeness and enjoys watching him sleep, likening him to their son. A reader asks about a drummer from her past who claims legal rights after a breakup. the columnist replies the drummer has no legal rights and to ignore his calls.
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Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers
Detroit
Taft Becomes First President Across 48 States
Article notes William Howard Taft achieved the distinction of serving as president for all 48 states. The statement highlights his historic breadth of national reach.
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William Howard Taft
In Murphysboro I Lose My Way While Exploring Town
A writer recounts getting hopelessly lost around Murphysboro Illinois searching for streets landmarks and Riverside Park. She confuses N and S in the grid and notes the city’s layout flaws while reflecting on orienting herself amid a tour and a misdirected park visit. The piece ends with a stray remark about ancient papyrus.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Murphysboro
S. 13Th St
N. 16Th St
N. 16Th
Carbondale
City Park Board
Riverside Park
Walnut Street
Sand Ridge
Grimsby
Primatene Tablets Offered Without Prescription
Doctors’ leading asthma prescription now sold without prescription in most states. Primatene tablets open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and relieve tension. Relief lasts hours enabling sleep and freedom from asthma spasms.
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New York
N.Y
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