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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1965
Page
34
A NYSE weekly bond ledger lists a detailed tally of sales and net changes. Readouts cover WORLD BANK and NEW YORK CITY bonds among many corporate issues with highs lows and last prices.
The page shows numerous bond listings across countries with high and low ranges, last prices and yield notes. It includes values for Belg, Braz, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Norway, Portugal, and others along with weekly sales totals and a note on a fire damaging a garage at 707 S Burlison St Carbondale as reported by firemen.
The New York Stock Exchange tables reveal Abbott Lab, Am Can, Chrysler and many others posting varied highs and lows. Traders track weekly totals and dividend notes while note on ex-dividend status appears for numerous issues.
Charles Dohanich of Carbondale is the area agent for Scherck Stein and Franc Inc in St. Louis. He previously represented Henry, France and Co., now merged June 1 with Sherek Richter Inc. Dohanich operates from 20242 E Main St Carbondale. The article notes the 50th anniversary of the first trans continental telephone call across the United States.
Four southern Illinois communities Cobden Golconda Ordill and Allin receive changes to smaller telephone party lines from General Telephone Co. Conversions convert Cobden Golconda Ordill and Allin to one and two party residential service and one party business service. The plan covers 51 urban exchanges with 313 exchanges by 1967 and 40 more this year. Rural lines will be limited to four parties for residential and two for business lines.
Gordon Franklin of Marion attended a meeting of the Illinois Bar Association in St. Louis Missouri last week.
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