Surviving Widowhood Seeks Courage And New Friends
Ruth Millett advises widows to stay active and cheerful after social circles shrink. She suggests paid work or volunteer activities to stay connected, rebuild morale, and meet supportive new people.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1957
Page
4
Ruth Millett advises widows to stay active and cheerful after social circles shrink. She suggests paid work or volunteer activities to stay connected, rebuild morale, and meet supportive new people.
A dense listing of tonight television blocks across channels 2 5 7 9 with time slots from 6:00 P M to 1:30 A M featuring shows like Perry Mason Gunsmoke Lawrence Welk Topper Have Gun Will Travel Dr Hudsons Secret Journal and Wrestling plus ads urging Classified Way advertising.
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Bud, a 46 year old rochester native turned Everglades fisher, lived alone for over four years in the swamps learning to survive off the land. He traps coons and alligators to support his wife Kappy Stephens and three children while contemplating leaving the wilderness for better pay, yet values indoor avoidance and tolerance learned during solitude.
New York Howard T. Brown chairman of the Federal Paper Board Company will retire at year end after 41 years of service He will remain as a director. John W Cox executive vice president will also retire effective December 31 from Federal Paper Board Company
Robbins police chief Ernest H. Hunt joined the rescue on a frigid day as a 12 year old boy named Alfred Jackson slid on a pond thin ice. Hunt heard cries, broke ice with his arms, swam about 50 feet to pull the boy to safety and then recovered the sled.
A thief took a box from Allen Barnett, 16, aboard a New York subway. The box held a four foot boa constrictor and several iguanas Barnett planned to show at a pet exhibit.
James Hagerty and his top aide Murray Snyder faced a sour period as public scrutiny and a high profile Space Vanguard setback drew sharp questions. Hagerty defended openness while handling spoof coverage and later confronted Navy and Air Force tensions over disclosure during the Cape Canaveral project.
Several recent titles await readers including Deeds of Darkness by Aston The Amulet by Borland The Moon by Night by Packer The Gallant Mrs Stonewall by Kane The Drummond Tradition by Mercer The Silver Mountain by Cushman O Shaughnessy Day by Deasy The Mapmaker by Slaughter and mysteries What Mrs McGillicuddy Saw by Christie Another Man's Murder by Eberhart The Case of the Daring Decoy by Gardner Captive by Gordons Also note Coventry England suffered bombs destroying 67000 houses and its 15th century Cathedral of St Michael.
One year ago Mrs. Howard Pinder was elected president of Mothers of World War II unit. Mr and Mrs C E Outram of Gardner visited relatives in Long Point. Roger Nelsen observed his fifth birthday at the Nelsen home. A three inch mantle of snow covered the area. Ten years ago Richard De Pung was christened in Immaculate Conception church. A daughter was born to Edwin Garbutt. Mr and Mrs Nick Nelson hosted a dinner. Twenty years ago Russell Telfer was operated on for appendicitis. Relatives gathered for their Christmas dinner at the Ness home. Thomas Wren was injured when knocked down by a taxi. Mrs Martin Fatland.
Gardeners list of Christmas visitors includes the Munchs of Custer Park and the Tanners of Muscatine Iowa among many others from Coal City Mazon Sycamore Joliet Morris and Morris area communities. Frequent trips to Chicago and Decatur accompany family gatherings and Navy visits.
In Laramie Wyoming a young couple tried to cash a bad check at the wrong address Friday. Janice Louise Deen 22 of Tuscan Arizona and Karl Franklyn Enlow 20 of Los Angeles were arrested after the bank they listed called the residence. No charges have been filed.
In Braidwood a Court of Honor for Cub Pack 59 Scout Troop 59 and Explorer Post 59 awarded Eagle Scout honors to Freckleton Jr. and Jesse L. Fiche Jr. Other recipients included Donald Babjack Gerald Cinotto Chester Davito and several more. Russell Stewart Budd Nicol and Glenn Amdal presented awards as a Christmas party followed with color slides of Philmont Scout Ranch by Randy and Roger Shenk. Anton Miska was elected secretary and Frank Zapotocky treasurer. Den mothers served refreshments.
The Inn at Bethlehem pageant was presented in Braceville at the Methodist church under Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Burres. Lead roles went to Gaylene Mudd Marilyn Hooke Guy Huston Devereaux Decke Sonja Decker and Ernadi Tkachik. Several other children had supporting parts.
The Catholic News Service reports a new form of systemic oppression by Chinese Communists against Catholics in Canton. An eyewitness who fled in recent days says Catholics attend indoctrination meetings twice weekly and are then individually questioned about their allegiance to the Vatican.
Springfield Ill State Auditor Elbert S Smith announced Adolph Belval as administrative assistant in charge of public relations effective Jan 13 Belval 40 has been Statehouse reporter for the Illinois State Register since April 1956
The Justice Ministry said a bill to ease fingerprinting rules will be sent to Parliament next year. It would require foreigners residing in Japan over one year to provide fingerprints. The Dead Sea level is 1,286 feet below sea level.
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