Marion high school Quill show promises 60 participants
Marion high school students present the annual Quill show Saturday at 7 45 p m in the gym Proceeds fund the yearbook The Quill Vocal instructor Mrs W O Hulin leads the production with 60 participants and 22 acts including choruses a melodrama barber shop harmonies and piano by John Kumnick an Australia exchange student The show theme is Remember When Student leaders include Jim Luense Lois Dye and Joni Lyon A matinee for younger students is Thursday at 2 Tickets are available from Quill members or the principal’s office.
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Marion High School
Quill
W. O. Hulin
John Kumnick
Australia
Services Tuesday For Maude G. Hayes
Maude G Hayes 82 a former Marion resident died Sunday in a Mt Pleasant nursing home. Born Aug 23 1879 at Marengo she married James Arthur Hayes June 11 1897 Mr Hayes died July 25 1953. She resided in Marion 56 years moved to Mt Pleasant a year ago and belonged to St Josephs Catholic church. Survived by daughter Mrs Walter S Nelson four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Requiem mass Tuesday 10 am at St Josephs church burial Oak Shade. Rosary Monday 8 pm Murdoch chapel by the Rosary Society. Friends may call.
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Marion
Mt. Pleasant
Marengo
James Arthur Hayes
Hayes
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Walter S. Nelson
William H. Blessington
St. Joseph's Church
Oak Shade
Murdoch Chapel
Rosary Society
Automobile Fire Damages Car in South Eleventh Street Incident
Fire damaged the engine compartment of a car owned by Duane C. Henry of 790 Twenty second Street Sunday afternoon in the 300 block of South Eleventh Street. Firemen said wiring and hoses were destroyed and the interior remained undamaged.
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Duane C. Henry
Poland Receives Wheat From U S Aid Shipment
The American ship Sister Katinga reached Gdynia with 33,000 tons of U S wheat for Poland. Poland had previously agreed to purchase 44.6 million dollars worth of American farm products under a December pact.
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Katinga
Gdynia
Poland
Kennedy Visits Indonesia Amid Anti American Signs
U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy arrived in Jakarta for a six day stay leading meetings with President Sukarno and other officials. Indonesian youths painted anti Kennedy signs and handed out leaflets during his stop in Singapore. Kennedy noted the signs and said he had seen them before during prior trips.
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British Commonwealth Island
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Formosa
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Repulse Bay
Graham Draws 15000 Peruvians to Faith Call
Billy Graham preached to about 15 000 Peruvians in a Lima bull ring Sunday night and hundreds stepped forward to decide for Christ. He tied the Peru election fever to a call for spiritual renewal and urged widespread enthusiasm for faith.
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Peru
Billy Graham
Christ
Highway Patrol nearly arrests wrong man on TV
A KCRG TV 9 report recounts a late Monday 10 30 p m incident in which highway patrol officers nearly detained the wrong individual during a traffic stop. The station notes the confusion and the corrective actions taken.
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Highway Patrol
Kcrg-Tv
Italy on threshold of leftist government warns NATO independence
AP reports Rome moves toward a left-leaning government under Premier Fanfani with Nenni's Socialists, favoring neutrality and an independent NATO stance while likely staying in the European Economic Community. Italian officials say the nation will pursue its own line in NATO councils, akin to France but with a left tilt. Also noted, U S Army Holter cites 90 weekly air force recruitments amid cold snap, vs 75 yearly average.
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Italy
Fanfani
Pietro Nenni
NATO
France
San Antonio
Texas
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Air Force
Cold Helps Air Force Recruiters
In Chicago, Air Force recruiters use winter weather to aid their efforts. Capt. Paul Holter notes recruiters stress Chicago's cold to attract prospects, highlighting temperature differences as a recruiting angle.
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Air Force
Chicago
U.S. Air Force
Paul Holter
Caves Unfit as Fallout Shelters Warn Speleologists
At a National Speleological Society meeting, president Russell Gurnee warned that natural caves are generally poor fallout shelters. He cited barometric pressure changes, potential radiation-carrying water flow, and unstable ceilings or floors in limestone caverns as risks.
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America
Speleologists
Russell Gurnee
National Speleological Society
Gurnee
National Society Board
Gazette wants ad offer to turn storage goods into cash
A classified notice invites readers to place a Gazette want ad to quickly convert stored items into cash. The ad promises fast turnaround and local audience reach.
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