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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1964
Page
20
Bill Meyerbecks Sketchbook presents the Moving Van Toy Box training plan for children. A disguised toy storage chest with a cab and 6 inch wheels measures just over four feet and uses scrap pine plywood or Widewood. No special tools required. plan costs 50 cents through the newspaper.
You can carry out this architect designed project with an easy to follow plan available for 50 cents. Contact a contractor or lumber dealer for advice on other remodeling aspects. To order, fill in the coupon, mail 50 cents to Architects Sketchbook Southern Mindsan Box 215 General Post Offices New York 1 NY. NAME ADDRESS STATE 5-168
Charles B. Roe of Pinckneyville has been chosen president of the Illinois Land Title Association at its 57th annual convention in Peoria. He is manager of Roe Abstract Co. He studied at the University of Illinois Law School and graduated from Park College in Parkville Missouri.
Clarence L. Hoenig, formerly of Chester, earned a doctoral degree in engineering from UC Berkeley. Son of Mrs. Ruby Juergens Hoenig, he attended Chester High School and helped Argonne scientists introduce the first ceramic fuel for power. Now at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, he researches high temperature materials. married to Patricia Warren of Macomb, with three children.
Mrs Earlene Chamness of 507 EB De Young Street Marion has been promoted to assistant chief operator at General Telephone Co Marion. She has served as an operator and part time service assistant at the Marion toll center since August 20 1956. Mrs Chamness and her husband Gene have a daughter Ragenea aged five.
Prof Otis B Young of Southern Illinois University argues Mahlon Loomis invented radio years ahead of Marconi. His March 7 Saturday Review article is reprinted in Canadian Broadcasting Corp staff magazine Radio TV. Loomis wireless experiments in 1866 are cited. Young presented this at the 1963 Illinois State Academy of Science meeting where a resolution supported his view.
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