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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1959

Page

6

Notice to Subscribers on Timely Paper Delivery

Notice to subscribers urges prompt newspaper delivery and asks to inform The Herald office if not received by six o'clock each evening barring accidents or delays.

Herald Office

If all you want is marriage why not go to college

Ruth Millett argues a 17 year old engaged girl should consider college before marriage. A future with a college educated partner offers greater prospects for a stable home and a better life for children. The piece urges choosing a future with education to attract a partner who can provide more than a high school graduate.

Time Flies One Year Ago in Morris Area

How Time Flies recalls events from a Morris community week ago noting Mr and Mrs Lester W Johnson hosting relatives for a mother’s birthday anniversary. Loretta Jean Johnson and Bertram Eugene Law wed May 31 at Flattville Methodist church.

Lester W. Johnson Loretta Jean Johnson Minooka Bertram Eugene Law Chicago Flattville Methodist Church Earl Qesmondson Donna Louise Harold Bell James W. Bell

Mexican becomes Grundy county's first citizenship applicant

Thirty years ago Jesse Quisare, a resident of Grundy county, applied for citizenship papers becoming the first known Mexican in the area to seek naturalization. Mel Matteson introduced a new speed boat design drawing notable attention from local watercraft enthusiasts.

Jesse Quisare Grundy County Mel Matteson

Police Help Free Patient Locked in Clinic After Hours

In Greeley Colorado a patient left in an examination room after closing time phoned police. The doctor and nurse each believed the other had dismissed the patient. Officers arrived and the nurse unlocked the door to release the patient.

Greeley Colo

Menu Matters ACROSS 1 Dessert wine 5 Support 9 Hamburger reosteance

Puzzle style crossword fragment lists Across clues page header shows terms like dessert wine support and hamburger reosteance while Down clues begin with vegetables heraldic band and actress placeholder entries

Puzzle Answers From Hayworth List Clues

Answers cover a mixed set: firma five Greek letter start again table scraps postured cears Indians series theater attendants more crippled dropsy newts Italian coins unafraid of the nose exchange premium golf devices apple drink journey lobber Irish girls baseball teams simple level antitoxing medicine bottle essential being outbuilding fall behind.

Hayworth

President's Wife and Early U.S. History Clues

A riddle styled list pairs names and terms with historical hints from early Washington era. Clues reference Symmes and Harrison, roles of a president's wife, and assorted secular and nautical terms that guide solving a broader historical puzzle.

Puzzle Answers From Frevious Challenge

Nostril 3 Number 4 City in Syria 6 Her husband was William 6 Note in Guido's scale 9 Fencing thrusts 8 Delay 9 Wicked 10 Not any 11 Low haunts 19 Stray 21 Great Barrier os Gu were 24 Fish sauce 25 City in Nevada 26 Demeanor 27 Aperture 28 Highway 29 Gaelic 30 Act 32 Comics 235 Require 28 Crawls 39 Ventilate 40 American aborigine 42 Bodies of water 43 Tissue 44 Pertaining to an age 45 Hoarfrost 47 Essential being 48 European mountains 49 Not as much 52 Court

Syria William Harrison Guido

Help Wanted Ads Reflect Economic Health and Shifting Careers

New York columnist Relman Morin notes Sunday help wanted pages signal a healthy economy as ads grow in variety From entry level steno to fields like research international relations and publishing the job market now includes modern roles and creative opportunities Morin highlights cryptic wording and biases while praising the breadth of options for the 1959 graduate cohort.

Relman Morin New York London

James Garner Trading On Crystal Screen Cash McCall

Hollywood reports James Garner has moved from Maverick to the Cameron Hawley novel adaptation Cash Mc Call at Warner Brothers. The role tests his box office power while he awaits 13 more hour long TV episodes after filming. Sinatra counters the gold record myth, noting three early million sellers and continued high album sales.

Hollywood James Garner Warner Brothers Cash McCall Cameron Hawley Garner Jim Bret Maverick McCall Maverick Frank Sinatra

Sudan Officers Arrested in Coup Plot Bid

President Abbound ordered the arrest of Brig. Abdel Rehim Shenan and Brig. Mohieddin Ahmed Abdal lah plus 16 other officers as a military court prepared treason trials. Cairo papers framed the move as a power struggle among ambitious junta members rather than an ideological clash.

Cairo Abbrahim Abbound Abdel Rehim Shenan Khartoum Shenan Mohieddin Ahmed Abdallah

Napoleon carved Victory on tree on Borromean Islands

On Lake Maggiore in North Italy the word Victory was carved by Napoleon on a tree on the Borromean Islands. Souvenir hunters have since carved away the entire tree, removing the historic inscription.

Lake Maggiore Italy Napoleon

Brinker Builds A Worm Farm Boom In Doylestown

In Doylestown Pennsylvania Mrs Mabel Brinker runs a worm farm that began six years ago in a cellar. She turns garbage into worm food and sells bait to sporting goods stores, moving from cellar to yard as the operation grows. Her grandson Bob Cosner counts worms, earning pocket money, while husband Lester manages the Bucks County Producers Cooperative.

Doylestown Mabel Brinker Bob Cosner Mechanicsville

First Negro Graduates From Charlotte High School

Gus Roberts, 17, became the first Black student to graduate from Central High School in Charlotte, two years after integration began in Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Eleven other Negroes attended previously all-white schools in the three cities this year. His parents and siblings attended the ceremony. there was no segregated seating and his father called the event “real nice.”

Charlotte N. C Gus Roberts Central High School Winston- Salem Greensboro Gus Edward Roberts

Evening TV Schedule Dense with Classics and News

A dense listing shows multiple networks airing a mix of dramas, news programs, westerns, and movies from early evening through late night. Notable items include Superman, The Rifleman, The Nakea City, Jack Parr, and News programs with Julian Bentley and Paul Harvey.

Superman Radar Clint Youle Julian Bentley Ulmer Turner Alex Dreier Paul Harvey Huntley and Brinkley Bong Edwards

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