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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
6
Ruth Millett notes English vocal researchers find a wife’s voice grows stronger within three months of marriage and later gains a matter of fact tone. She cites husbands noticing the shift and suggests wives speak with more authority and less flirtatious charm.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Misener hosted relatives and friends to honor daughter Lynn Misener who graduated from Mazon Verona Kinsman High School. She will attend Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington this fall to study dietetics. Guests included Ralph Cook of Casey and others from Morris Gardner Dwight and Mazon.
A compact crossword style puzzle lists Across and Down clues covering dog breeds, body parts, mythology, and common terms. Reads as a thematic wordplay grid with 60 downs and 38 across clues referencing letters, animals, and languages.
A post graduation social honored Lela Isham with gifts for the graduate. Refreshments were served as she plans to attend Patricia Stevens Modeling School in Chicago starting June 6. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hynds Mrs. Luanna Birr Beverville Ralph Halvorson Coal City and several Mazon friends and relatives.
One year ago Lynn Misener and Lorin Edlund won top two prizes in a junior senior essay contest sponsored by the Mazon American Legion auxiliary. A family reunion of 40 was hosted by Mr and Mrs Everett Southcombe. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Saulsbury on June 1.
Braceville Consolidated school graduated nine members of the eighth grade in a community hall program. The graduates include Michael Cleveland George Cramer Lois Hopke Donald Harvey Donna Jewett Charles Mudd Gary Rockis Judith Tkachik and Diana Vitko.
The National Geographic Society notes that millions of comets wander space yet few are bright enough to be viewed from Earth. Chinese astronomers began recording comet sightings as early as 2369 B C.
Cohoes New York Charles J Ellett, blind since 1955, passed an exam to become a licensed insurance agent. He studied from Braille texts and finished Siena College Albany in the upper part of his class. The former telephone company worker embarks on a new career. The United States grows about 180000 acres of strawberries with an annual crop value near 35 million dollars.
TV guide lists nightly programming from 6:00 P.M. to 2: Late Report across channels, featuring News reports, weather, sports, dramas, and specials. Notable entries include Boston Symphony, Johnny Ringo, Untouchables, Take a Good Look, Magnum staff, and late night talk shows with Jack Paar.
Mr and Mrs Gerhard Thorsen of 825 E Washington St return from Decorah Iowa with their son Byron Thorsen who earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at Luther College. Thorsen majored in chemistry with minors in physical education and secondary education. The Viking term berserk from ber serkr is noted.
An advertisement promises instant relief from eczema ringworm insect bites and surface rashes with ITCH ME NOT. The product is available today at Sobol Drugs for 48 cents with claims of rapid itching relief.
Fifty two eighth grade pupils graduated in the district auditorium with Rev. Fred Malott delivering the invocation and benediction. Wilmington guidance director Charles Endsley was guest speaker. Mary Bottino and Anna Hall directed the musical portion. the list of graduates includes Clarence Adams, Clarence Addock, Wayne Arnold, Ronald Berta, Shirley Dare, and others.
Eighth grade led the class to receive diplomas presented by Rev. George Flynn. The 19 graduates include Nancy Baima Basil Anderson Cheryl Bega William Bollina Michelle Enrietta Peter Girot Patricia Heavens Robert Koerner John Lovell Leslee Pomatto Sandra Suydam Mary Ann Valerie Nancy Elberts Richard Jett Gerald Kramer William Martis Gary Simons Karen Tyler and Robert Watson. Brasilia new capital city of Brazil is 625 miles northwest of Rio de Janeiro.
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