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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1960
Page
3
Ruth Millett argues that a truly sophisticated woman picks one flattering style and sticks with it, but most women chase the latest fashions. She notes they swap looks season to season, driven by a desire for change and social cues, while men often remain amused by the shifts.
A TV guide style rundown lists programs by time from 6:00 P.M. through 12:30 A.M. including Science Fiction Theater Bonanza Perry Mason Gunsmoke Have Gun Will Travel Navy Log Jubilee U.S.A. Trackdown Movie time and late night news wrestling and Susie.
A compact crossword style list featuring clues and partial answers across and down. Includes references to a capital, birds, linguistic terms, body parts, dyes, animals, and clothing items with several abbreviations and etymology hints.
Installation of about two miles of pipe to bring natural gas to Diamond east of Coal City will start in July. Art Barron Northern Illinois Gas district superintendent says pipes pull gas from underground system southeast of the village and completion is planned for early August. Gas will be available for homes businesses and industry. Santa Fe founded 1610 and pro Union Civil War history noted.
Gardner LaVerne Huston was elected president of the Gardner Lions club. Other officers include Don Brown Jr, Lyle Sorensen, A W Perkins as vice presidents, Rev Roger Fisk as secretary, Glenn Treasure as treasurer, James A Yatuni Sr as Lion tamer, Rodney Int-Hout as tail twister, and Samuel J Hansen and Robert Pfeifer as new directors. After the meeting a rural broom sale was held.
Twenty one children graduated from kindergarten in the Braidwood High School gymnasium with Mrs. James Arthur directing. The Dreams theme featured student parts and diplomas wrapped around candy sticks. Graduates include John Barnes Karen Berta Kenna Bono Steve Caise Clark Corbin Claire Corbin Sandra Carter Nancy Hart Susan Hileman Ted Jasper Charles Kearney Judy Lavicka Joseph McElroy Jr Jack Lerfald John McNeill Carla Nichols Kerry Sharp Mark Nielsen Pamela Sexton Bobby O'Hare Gregory Orvis.
Mark L. Brady of 316 East North Street ends a 44 year career with the Rock Island Lines. He spent most of his time in the freight department and signal office, with brief service in World War I and later roles as cashier. A farewell party presented him a gold plated fishing rod and reel.
Series intro explains Grundy county civil defense basics for nuclear attack readiness. It outlines three effects heat blast and fallout with warnings of possible surprise attack and the need to seek rapid shelter and cover to reduce radiation exposure.
Mrs LeRoy Walker hosted a bon voyage party for Mrs Frank Wesley, who travels with her husband to Hawaii. Local births include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Gerald Brisold. The 1943 Morris High graduating class plans a June 20 reunion. A windstorm caused damage and a Cryer family reunion is set for June 14. The article also outlines fallout shelter tips from OCDM with shelter rankings and building guidance.
Ron Christian has gone to Lutherdale camp near Elkhorn Wisconsin where he will serve as a lifeguard during the summer. Mrs Curtis Devick was honored for her birthday recently in the home of Mrs Russell Wollenweber.
Morris Library operates on a summer schedule through June to August with hours set for weekdays 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. plus Saturdays 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Children's room mirrors hours except closes at 8 p.m. and Saturdays 1 to 6 p.m. Thursday and Sunday close. Programs open free to Morris children including Pre School Story hour run by Miss Jean Godfrey with two sessions weekly and Tom Sawyer Reading club with over 20 registrants offering reading credits and a painted picket fence activity. New books added to both collections and visitors urged to enjoy library services.
Felix and family from Oak Lawn visited the Schultz family. Jack Richards and sons toured Jefferson Iowa with his mother visiting for a month. Mrs. Schultz and others paid respects to John Hughes in Streator. Mrs Welch visited her brother in Dwight VA hospital. Thomas Busaytis and wife marked 30th anniversary with a party for daughter Elmer Girtz Jr and Mary Jo Busaytis who graduated high school.
The private apartments in the White House for the President, his family and guests total 54 rooms and 16 baths, outlining the main living spaces within the executive residence.
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