Common Sense Still Needed in Adoption Debates
A column argues that laws cannot replace common sense in adoption cases. It cites Iowa and New Jersey rulings on custody and religious criteria, plus an Eastern case about Italian heritage and hair color, urging restraint and public scrutiny of court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Iowa Supreme Court
Mark Painter
Iowa
California
New Jersey
State Bureau of Children’s Services
Weeme
Law-Maers
Health Chats Do Not Overeat Is Thanksgiving
Advice warns against overeating at the holiday feast and year round, noting risks like indigestion headaches and heart palpitations. The article promotes a chiropractic exam for those lacking good health and cites Dr. A L McAuliffe of Columbia Illinois as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
A. L. McAuliffe
No. Main St
Crestview
Columbia
Illinois
Obituary for Rev Wilbert L Biasch and family ties
Obituary notes the passing of Rev Wilbert L Biasch pastor of Zoar United Church of Christ New Hanover. Mentioned are his daughter-in-law Mrs W L Biasch granddaughter Mrs Robert Friz and great grandson Matthew Robert Friz. Meyer Funeral Home Columbia handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert L. Biasch
Zoar United Church of Christ At
New Hanover
W. L Biasch
Robert
Pat) Friz
Gandson
Matthew Robert Friz
Zoar United Church of Christ and Women's Fellowship of
Meyer Funeral Home
Columbia
Nursing home residents enjoy community sing and crafts
Residents joined a Monday morning community sing led by Mrs. Lou Etta Franke with many in attendance. The week featured bowling in the afternoon and handicraft work to fill Christmas orders with volunteers from multiple churches aiding the activity program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Etta Franke
L. Brunk
A. Kolmer
Wm. Krueger
Renault
L. Jones
St. Louis
Viola Rueck
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church of
Hecker
Otto Bassler
St. Paul United Church of Christ, Waterloo
Harold Goeddel
Mary Hoffmann
Velma DeWitt
Madonnaville Catholic Church
St. Paul United Church of Christ of Waterloo
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church of Hecker
Renault Holy Cross Lutheran Church
St. Peter
SIU Nutrition Class Names Turkey For Traditional Thanksgiving Day Dinner
A SIU nutrition class poll shows most students favor turkey for Thanksgiving with sides like potatoes gravy cranberries and pumpkin pie. Among 73 in a beginning class and 40 local students majority pick turkey while a minority prefer other meats such as ham chicken rabbit or roast beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIU Nutrition
Southern Illinois University
Ilinois
Illinois
Obituary touchstones for Anita Weltig and Emil Schroen
Anita M Weltig 59 wife of Ed ward Weltig died at St Elizabeth Hospital Belleville around 3 p m Saturday November 19 after illness while visiting Columbia. Burial in Chipiannie Cemetery followed services in Rock Island. Emil Schroen 76 former Waterloo streets superintendent died Wednesday November 16 at St Clement s Hospital Red Bud after a week as patient. Funeral from Quenheim Waterloo with 2 p m Saturday service at St Paul United Church of Christ. Burial Kolmer Memorial Cemetery.
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Anita M. Weltig
Edward Weltig
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Belleville
Otto
Ida Evers
Schmidt
Hodgson
Rock Island
Chipiannie
Elmer Hick
Meyer Funeral Home
Columbia
Emil Schroen
City of
Waterloo
St. Clement's Hospital
Red Bud
Schroen
Elsa Schroen
Hoffman
Mr. Schroen
William and
Mary Schroen
Gaertner
Quenheim
St. Paul United Church
Illinois girls vote on Thanksgiving menu across regions
A home economics class poll led by Mrs. Alice Koenecke shows Southern Illinois menus favoring cranberry desserts and varied vegetables like cauliflower and green beans, while Northern Illinois listings echo many same items plus squash and corn pudding. Pumpkin pie remains the No. 1 favorite across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Illinois
Alice Koenecke
West Salem
Southern Illinois
Cheryl Mueller Named Co ed Correspondent for 1966 67
Cheryl Mueller a junior at Columbia Community Unit 4 is named Co ed Correspondent for 1966 67 by Miss Margaret Hauser editor of Co ed Magazine. She will advise editors of Scholastic Magazines teen girl publication and report Columbia activities to 4 000 correspondents nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Mueller
Columbia Community Unit 4
Margaret Hauser
Cheryl
Scholastic Magazines, Inc
United States
Canada
Cheyl
Marvin Mueller
Huebner Family Hosts Pre-Thanksgiving Dinner Sunday
Waterloo residents Mr and Mrs William Huebner hosted relatives including their children and grandchildren for a pre-Thanksgiving dinner honoring Specialist Danny Huebner on furlough before he reports to Ft Lewis for duty in Korea. Also notes Sunshine Girls 4 H Club met November 15 with Mary Taake presiding and demonstrations on needle threading and burns first aid. Next meeting December 20 features a Christmas party and gift exchange. No hunting or trespassing signs for sale at Clarion office in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huebner
Waterloo
Danny Huebner
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Korea
William Huebner Jr
Dave Miller
Gene Huebner
Bob Huebner
Glenn Huebner
Paul Huebner
Danny
Sunshine Girls 4-H Club
Earl Gummersheimer
Mary Taake
Susan Baltz
Burns
Christine Baltr
Janet Kinsinger
Susan Baltr
Clarion
Columbia
Fourteen Practical Nurses Capped at Monroe County Nursing Home
The Monroe County Nursing Home in Waterloo held its first capping ceremony for fourteen Licensed Practical Nurses. They received caps and pins from administrator Mrs. Henrietta Bauer with director of nurses Mrs. Vera Heitman and assistant director Mrs. Marilyn Ahrens present. Each nurse has at least three years in hospital or nursing home service, with several at 15 years. They studied under Mrs. Bauer, passed a State exam, and earned licenses. A reception followed and the new nurses presented a tea cart to Mrs. Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Waterloo
Henrietta Bauer
Vera Heitman
Marilyn Ahrens
Leona Kohler
Orson Tweston
Mary Wiersch
Della Haltenhof
Mona Shoemaker
Teresa Hutchings
Florence Juelfs
Virginia Pieper
Lillie Weston
Arbah Jo Weston
Jacqueline Hern
Alice Osterhage
Mildred Boehne
Raya Wagner
Bauer
P T A Meeting Set for Monday Evening in Columbia
The November meeting of the Columbia Parent Teacher Association will be held Monday evening at eight in the Old Gym of the Unit Building at Columbia Public School. Cub Scout troops directed by Aloys Riebeling will present a craft display, with refreshments and sitters for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Parent Teacher Association
Columbia Public School
Columbia Cub Scout
Aloys Riebeling
Icebox Art Trends Light Up Home and Hallways
Early art on refrigerator doors becomes a traveling exhibit with enamel paintings and removable panels. Parents and schools embrace eye level art, taping crayon and watercolor sketches on doors or cork boards. The trend, called icebox art, spreads from homes to schools and museums fostering child creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowisconsin
Seale
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Kodak Films & Finishing
Martin P. Kanis
Adams
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High St. Belleville
Illinois Senate
State
Sen
John G. Gilbert
Mrs. WM. Huebner
Sunshine Girls
4-H Club
Clarion Printing Co
N. Rapp
Columbia, OL
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Rowe
Round Table
South County
Lemay Ferry
Lindbergh
Init. OF Technology
Cambridge
Cam
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U.S
Gob Fitzsimmons
ED Dunkhorst
Fitzsimmons
Dunkhorst
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New York City
Kenesaw M. Landis
Roosevelt
Churchill
Chiang Kai-shek
Cairo
Tarawa
Dees
Finland
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Winston Churchill
Sauer and
Moselle
Germany
Kriskringsmas
Kohler City
Barnhart
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Dupont Automatic
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Hamilton Beach
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