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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1957

Page

4

Local official changes Morris schedule for December

A Morris official announced a one day shift in the Morris city hall visit. The outreach will occur Tuesday December 17 from 10 a.m. to noon instead of the regular December 24 time. After January 1 the official will resume the regular Morris schedule.

Bil Morris City Hall Morris

Brownie Troop 55 Holds After School Meeting

Girl Scout Brownie Troop 55 and leader met in the Legion home after school Tuesday. Christmas gifts for parents were completed and taken home. Marcia Trenter collected clues and served treats while advancing the colors. Jan Beckwith will serve at the next meeting. a Christmas party with a gift exchange is planned and it will be the last meeting until January.

Brownie Scout Troop 55 Legion Home Marcia Trenter Jan Beckwith Jan Brownie Troop 9 Legion Hall Sonja Hougas Scribe

Brownie Troops Work On Christmas Gifts And Plans

Brownie Troops 54 9 41 45 and 44 meet after school or Friday to craft gifts for mothers and parents. Leaders Doris Nelson Elaine Reeves Denise Laughary and others lead meetings with scribe duties noted and plans for a December 18 gift exchange and holiday activities.

Brownie Troop 54 Doris Nelson Kay Lindsay Debbie Struck Jean Weidner Linnell Hiles Debbie Strickland Brownie Elaine Reeves Denise Laughary Jill Neary Mrs. Neary

Soldier's Medal Awarded to Lt John P Noonan

Lt John P Noonan of Odell and brother of Mrs John Sullivan, with the strategic Air Command at Lockbourne AFB Columbus Ohio, was awarded the Soldier's Medal the highest peacetime decoration for his actions on the ground that could have cost two RB-47 aircraft.

Braidwood John P. Noonan Odell John Sullivan Strategic Air Command Lockbourne Air Force Base Columbus Noonan

Assassinations of Humbert and McKinley Prompted Alarm

Historical notes recount King Humbert of Italy assassinated by an anarchist in 1900 and U S President William McKinley killed by an anarchist in 1901. The events shocked Europe and the United States, influencing security and political reactions.

King Humbert Italy President McKinley United States

Arbuckle to Be Questioned In Sycamore

Sheriff Diesz said Donald R. Arbuckle will be brought from Rockford to Sycamore by the FBI for questioning in the Maria Ridulph disappearance. Arbuckle may be viewed by Cathy Sigman. he was arrested after police found him and a 9 year-old girl asleep in his Rockford car. Arbuckle previously confessed to molesting a 7 year-old girl in 1950.

Sycamore Ill Alf M. Diesz DeKalb County Donald R. Arbuckle Rockford FBI Maria Ridulph Arbuckle Cathy Sigman Maria Cathy Ridulph

Nuclear issue stalemate and letters to world leaders

The article outlines Western Allies rebuffs to four Soviet proposals aiming to curb nuclear arms and ease Cold War tensions. It notes plans for a conference of leaders, a ban on weapon production in Europe, and broader trade moves, with Bulganin sending letters to Adenauer and Nehru and Moscow broadcasting a nuclear test ban offer.

Poland East West Germany Unilier Russia Konrad Adenauer Bulganin India Nehru NATO Radio Moscow Eisenhower Britain United States

Mark Twain Birthplace Claim Reassessed

A note clarifies Mark Twain was born in Florida Missouri not Florida the state. The Missouri town of Florida has about 200 residents and is distinct from the widely known Florida state location.

Mark Twain Florida Missouri

Minooka Obituary: John V Buckley 84 Lifelong Resident

John V Buckley 84 longtime Minooka resident died at home Tuesday night. Funeral services 2 p.m. Friday at Minooka Methodist Church officiated by Rev J Leslie Fox with burial in Chapman Cemetery. He was born April 27, 1873, worked as a trucker and cement contractor and belonged to the Minooka Masonic lodge. He married Clara Coop who died earlier. two brothers and a sister preceded him. Surviving niece Aldurta McKenna Jacksonville Fla.

Minooka John V. Buckley Davis Funeral Home Morris Minooka Methodist Church J. Leslie Fox Chapman Mr. Buckley James Buckley

Death of Mrs Bert Cook in Republic Michigan

Mrs Bert Cook 82 died early Tuesday in a Republic rest home. Former Pearl Sumner born April 22 1875 Sumner Illinois. Survived by husband Howard S Cook Morris Ralph Cook Republic two brothers Byron Sumner Lawrenceville Ross Sumner California eight grandchildren including Ray Cook Morris and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral services and burial set for Republic Michigan with Methodist church and American Legion involvement.

Bert Pearl) Cook Republic Mich Pearl Sumner Sumner Ill Michigan Morris Methodist Church American Legion Howard S. Cook Ralph Cook Byron Sumner Lawrenceville Ross Sumner California Ray Cook

Coal City resident Joseph Goodin dies after long illness

Joseph Goodin 74 lifelong Coal City resident died after a long illness. He was hospitalized then moved to Gunny Tuesday night at Grundy County Rest Home. Reeves Funeral home received the body but services had not been arranged today.

Coal City Joseph Goodin Gunny Grundy County Reeves Funeral Home

Davis brothers listed as service members in World War II notice

Pvt Ralph G Davis and his brother Richard H Davis are identified as serving with U S Navy and Army units respectively, caring for addresses at APO New York and Fleet Post Office San Francisco. Maynard S Anderson of Lisbon receives meritorious promotion to sergeant with USMC.

Ralph G. Davis Co. A A.R.B Inf APO New York N. Y Richard H. Davis PNSN John S. McCain Fleet Post Office San Francisco Calif Gordon Davis Maynard S. Anderson Lisbon USMC Nas Los Almitos Long Beach

New Law on Consumer Contracts Faces Court Contests

Retailers anticipate legal battles next year over interpretations of the new act. Contracts must be printed in large type with eight to ten point bold warnings. Buyers must read and fill blanks, learn rights to pay off early, and seek refunds of excess finance charges. The law also allows redemption after repossession under certain conditions and bans charging insurance premiums above filed rates.

School Band Opens Holiday Program With Classics

The high school band presents Coronation March from The Prophet Evening in the Country Fleur-de-lis Overture and The Christmas Suite. Selections include Band Boosters March Spiritual from Symphony No 5 Themes from the Nutcracker Suite and Three Songs for Christmas Sleigh Ride Frosty the Snowman with narration by Miss Ira June Brown spoken by Carol Mercer.

Ira June Brown Carol Mercer Frosty the Snowman

Illinois Aims to Attract Industry Through Climate and Costs

A group of experts notes Illinois adds plants slowly but with larger average size, drawing firms to existing industries and favorable labor, transport, and resource conditions. They describe the tax climate as better than some states and emphasize a friendly climate to favor small towns attracting industry.

Illinois Ilinois Cochran

Benson urges gradual easing of farm price controls

Benson argues that his role in regulating farm prices should be reduced gradually and notes administration plans for Congress. He mentions a proposal to give farmers more freedom in choosing crops and marketing. A second plan would extend the Agricultural Trade Development Act to move surpluses to dollar-short countries.

Ment Benson Congress

Eisenhower to attend Paris meeting after NATO summit

The consultants say the President’s recovery allows travel. James Hagerty announced Eisenhower would fly to Paris Friday afternoon and stay until the following Thursday. He plans informal talks with Western leaders for a day after NATO ends.

Paris James C. Hagerty White House Eisenhower NATO

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