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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1954
Page
3
National Views and News reports on Korean road building as modern machines replace manual labor. II ROK Corps uses a Cat D7 Tractor to bridge a stream, bulldozing fill over culverts while soldiers reinforce banks with rocks.
In the April 22 1915 issue Manito village voters used autos and buggies to reach the polls on a hot election day. John Gay won Village President with 217 votes over Effie K Cox 129. Mike Bowler re elected school director with 80 votes. Leo Wilson first to be released from local teaching duties as County Line school closes. Local dealers advertise autos including a 7 passenger Hupmobile for 1200 and a Moline Knight low price model at 1475 F.O.B. plus daily goods and grocery specials.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Proehl and daughter Mabel relocate from their farm to town this week. J F Meyer couple moves to H H Meyer home. Catholic Women’s Food Sale raises twenty seven dollars for church redecorations. M.C.H.S. board election sees Henry Weyhrich re elected among four others. Mrs. Alice Hill attends R N A Convention in Chicago. Forest City junior high track meet features Forman’s Loren Sunderland and Pat Lynch leading a sweep of events with multiple winners and ties.
The Manito Community Expresa for Thursday April 15 1964 covers local notices and happenings in Manito. It highlights community events, club meetings and civic announcements relevant to residents of the Manito area.
An old proverb advises that a calm count of ten can prevent angry words. It suggests a man should count to ten before speaking and let his wife speak for him if she is angry.
A concise maxim stating that blaming others leaves no time to fix personal flaws. It emphasizes self reflection over criticizing others and suggests corrective action begins from within.
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