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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
5
A mother argues parents build trust by letting a child correct mistakes. If past discipline protected him from consequences, they fear his choosing a new camp. Psychologists say readiness reflects parents’ experience with the child as a self correcting person, not a psychological age test.
Local calendar lists events across many groups including Women of the Moose Knights of Columbus W R C and Red Cross. Activities include meetings, elections, initiations, installations, and club gatherings at various halls and homes with times from 1:30 to 8 p.m. Local chapters organized by names such as Mrs Charles Mitchell Mrs Mary Sheets and Mrs Gordon Flatness.
A light beverage idea blends fruit sherbet with ginger ale to appeal to teens. The mix provides a refreshing, sweet taste that suits casual gatherings and youthful tastes.
Dorothy Roe surveys New York fashion salons noting Dior’s Parisian prestige at Fifth Avenue and 57th Street with hush tones and French pronunciation, Vera Maxwell’s all American casual style, and Oleg Cassini’s showroom like a Broadway opening with Cassini as the sole star.
Felix Notes reports visits and relocations across Joliet and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Ray Pritz of Joliet hosted Henry and Mary Marketti while Joliet newlyweds Mr and Mrs John Fornelli Jr reside in the O Bert house. Families from Minooka and Miamisburg travel for relatives and birthdays are celebrated at the Brunner home.
The nine nation Arab League announced a plan to ease pressure on Israel by blacklisting motor firms that sell vehicles to Israel and blacklisting foreign firms under contract to supply Israel with goods or services.
Verona announces the marriage of Nancy Cleo Stitt to Richard Hagen after a ceremony at the bride’s home with Justice Chester Winsor officiating. The couple will live on a farm near Mazon. A second wedding is planned in Bloomington for Thelma Long and Wayne Austin with a 3 pm ceremony at the Evangelical United Brotherhood church in Symerton.
The Nettle Creek Consolidated school closed Monday with awards for several pupils. Perfect attendance honors went to Robert Thorson Selma Hoge Billy Hansen Jose Gonzalez and Susan Helland. Reading circle certificates were given to all pupils. Kathleen Vanden observed her confirmation day with 75 relatives at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Truman Oswood, Assisted by several hostesses. Guests came from Joliet Seneca Chicago Ransom and Hebron Ind. Happy Hill Aerie Eagles will install officers Wednesday at 8 p m Floyd Horton to serve as installing officer. A social time and lunch to follow.
The Hume family schedules a noon Sunday reunion on June 16 with a potluck picnic dinner and social time.
Mrs. Howard Pinder Mrs. Ralph Thomas Mrs. C. A. Shaw and Mrs. Helen Osmundson attended the 12th district American Legion auxiliary meeting in Rockton on Monday. Arnie Bjelland and wife of Minneapolis Minn are parents of a daughter Jina Arnette born May 29 in Rockton. Jack McCorkle and Mrs McCorkle visiting Obion Tenn are ill in Obion County hospital Union City Tenn and may be confined indefinitely.
The notice lists admitted patients including Mrs. George Meier Gardner Ruth Ann Sutton Coal City Karen Johnson Mazon Bonnie and Vietta Leach Mazon Mary Elizabeth Stinson Janet Waris Morris and others with tonsillectomies noted for Mrs Genevieve Kilbride Braceville and residents in Ben Van Cleave rural Minooka. Discharged patients include David Caulk Dwight Mrs John Brennan Newark Baby girl Lowrie Adolph Monferdini Gardner and Mrs Mary Coveny Dwight Mike Lindsay.
London papers report Britain will end its hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific after the next two blasts, with a third planned. Government officials refused to confirm or deny the reports.
The Morris High School 1957 graduation featured salutatorian Janet Meadors delivering the welcome, student awards for seniors with 90+ averages, diplomas presented by Principal Dale Steffen and Board President Herbert Weitz, valedictorian Mary Glenney’s address, and a roster of graduates. The ceremony concluded with a benediction by Rev. Harold M. Kelley and the graduates’ procession from the gym.
Dr Vernon L Lippard dean of Yale University School of Medicine says the nation must add 25 new medical schools by 1975 to keep the physician population ratio. He adds about 750 million dollars will be needed in the next 20 years for capital investment in facilities. The U S has 82 medical schools.
A United Nations conference to discuss revising the UN Charter is postponed for two years. The UN Assembly committee backed the delay by 674 votes with the Soviet bloc abstaining. The United States supports at least a review but voted for the delay.
A long roster of individuals appears in the page segment, listing Lucile Meadors Jo Ann Mettille Beverly Jean Mickelson Orville Jerome Miller Roger R. Nelson Ronald Stanley Ness Donna Louise Osmonson Earl F Otto Charlotte Elizabeth Peterson Mer vin Dean Peterson Walter J Peterson Nancy Lou Reeves Leona Mae Richards Kathleen Dianne Richardson David Ronald Sampson Dale Carl Seamen Donna Lois Schipper Lyle William Schweisberg Ruth Roberta Scott Bernardine Rita Slater Delores Joan Spencer Barbara Jean Starr Dennis Gordon Sullivan Thomas Ronald Sykes Charles W Tabler John M Tascher Patricia Ann Thomas Beverly June Thompson Roger Eldon Thorson Kathryn Vigna Ursula Lou Vogeler Jane Lillian Wagner Beverly Louise Walker Judith May Walker Nanke Richard Wickert Leo Eugene Winkel E Glenn Wolfe.
Elgin Illinois and Kenosha Wisconsin seek Carthage College second campus. Mayor Orlo Salisbury and Chamber of Commerce president Fred Cramer presented offers of 100 acre site and 1.5 million dollars in Elgin, while Kenosha proposed 68 acres with adequate funds. Board members will tour both cities and report in three months.
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