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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1965
Page
19
A 1474 square foot design by Samuel Paul features a welcoming foyer, open living spaces, and a large back porch. The layout includes three bedrooms, two baths, a two car garage, and a kitchen dining family area with minimal partitions to enhance openness. Exterior shows stone veneer and vertical boards with a front arched portico.
Construction begins on Leo Bearden’s subdivision northwest of Marion. He platted 24 lots along Melinda Lane and Ellen Drive, west of Rt. 37 and north of New Rt. 13 near the State Highways buildings. Bearden will build houses for buyers if they want.
Dr Allan G Bennett a obstetrics and gynecology specialist at Carbondale Clinic has been named a diplomate of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. His credentials followed written exams in St Louis in December and an oral in April making him the second board certified specialist in the area joining Dr Robert Malony of Carbondale Clinic.
Joseph DiPietro says applications are being accepted from registered nurses who completed an accredited program and are licensed. Junior grade pay ranges from 5505 to 7170 dollars yearly plus laundry and uniform allowances. Higher rates apply for advanced qualifications. benefits include 30 days vacation and 15 days sick leave.
Former Anna resident Don R. Spires has won two prestigious Chicago advertising prizes. A SIU graduate, he earned the Hermes Golden Trophy for one of the top 10 ads among 1,500 entries and the Golden 30 Award for the top 10 Chicago advertising writers. Spires works as a copywriter at Campbell-Ewald Advertising Agency and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Spires of Anna.
Mr and Mrs Marion Keith of Carrollton acquire the Carterville Herald from a group led by State Sen Paul Simon D Troy. Keith, former Carrollton Gazette Patron shop superintendent, will work in the office with his two sons and daughter while the family resides at 212 E Idaho St Carterville. Ray Johnson Troy Tribune and Elmer Fedder Winchester Times were other Herald owners.
Tyler Nursing Home in Murphysboro hosts an open house from 2 to 5 p m today. The event coincides with Illinois Nursing Home Day proclaimed by Governor Otto Kerner.
REPRESENTATIVE Scripto Inc has named James F. Hilton as the sales representative for Carbondale to assist local dealers and customers. Hilton will work with regional dealers to support sales and service in the area.
Area Illinois State Employment Service offices announce training for counselors to work in 200 youth centers nationwide. Applicants must be 21 or older, college graduates in related fields, with eight weeks of instruction and four weeks field training starting July 6, plus board room tuition and a living allowance.
Ross V. Randolph, head of the state Department of Public Safety, made inspection visits to two Southern Illinois prisons this week. He toured Menard Penitentiary in Chester and the new prison under construction near Vienna, noting a chapel building nearly ready for use. Randolph previously served as Menard warden.
Forty seven percent of the 41000 mile express way system is open to traffic. Work is under way on another 5600 miles.
Co owner Mrs. Betty O Daniel says Mustang Corral now Murphysboro dining spot at 817 Walnut St will be open seven days a week. The former Ray Mar Cafe and Cooksey s Cafe site has been remodeled in western decor with staff Marsha Rahm ing and Joyce Cottom tending the smorgasbord table.
Sahara Coal Co grants four $225 scholarships for the 1965 66 year to Dale Bear Summerfield Robert Marlow Herrin Ray Newbold Marion and Eric Larson Wyanet to study forestry at Southern Illinois University. Larson begins as a freshman next fall.
Mr and Mrs Joe Bates of Carbondale are in San Juan Puerto Rico for a five day trip awarded for his firm Bates Service Co to celebrate a year of sales of Philco products. Bates will tour the companys 1966 consumer electronics line with other dealers.
A soldier, after firing a musket, smudged his hat brim and tipped his hat with a grimy hand. The gesture shortened into the modern custom of touching the hand to the brow as a salute.
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