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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1961
Page
6
Barbara Stanwyck known as Missy returns to film work after Emmy win for a TV series. She recalls forty guns last film in 1957 and says she loves being on a set and works best when filming. Feldman invited her for A Walk on the Wild Side where she plays a madam. She is 53 and embraces aging on set.
Felix notes report a string of social visits. Mr and Mrs Henry Bretagin Ottawa joined supper with the Richard Bellettinis. Mr and Mrs Charles Rogers and daughter from Peoria visited the Rogers parents. Mr and Mrs William Mc Callister and daughter spent Memorial Day in Cedarburg Wisconsin. William Keevers of Gary Indiana visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs William Schultz.
Verona grade school held a Sunday picnic at the ball park with games after dinner. Mrs Thomas Crowley and family and Miss Vera Dooley of Chicago visited Jane McCloskey on Tuesday. Mrs Howard McCormick returned from a visit with Mrs Paul McCormick in Long Beach California. Mr and Mrs John Friedle moved from Morris to a farm house recently vacated by the George Kodats.
Paul Edie 16 was reported missing from Channahon's Boys camp at 10 30 a m. Grundy County Sheriff Edward Vilt and Deputy Jack Bartlett found him on a road from the camp to Route 6 at 11 25 a m. The youth had entered the camp Friday night and was spotted shortly after the report.
The Menominee Nation, after a century under government oversight, held freedom ceremonies in Keshena Wisconsin and presented Governor Gaylord Nelson with a genuine Navajo made Indian rug as a symbol of their new autonomy.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eichner of Aurora visiting Miss Pauline and Edward Eichner. Alexander B. Reid leaves for three months in Scotland to visit relatives and friends. The Daily Vacation Bible School runs June 12 to 23 from 9 to 11 30 a.m. for children age three through eighth grade. registrations at the parsonage or with Mrs. Mildred Stewart.
Traffic Court Isidro Sanchez of Morris paid 310 and costs after being cited by Officer Donald Ward for operating a vehicle with a noisy muffler in Justice Chester P. Winsor’s court. Paul Gooch of rural Minooka was fined 10 plus costs for speeding on Division Street by Trooper R. W. Current before Justice Cryer Bryant.
A young deer wandered into a park orchestra pit at Park of the Red Rocks and remained there for three hours after likely being chased by dogs. A park policeman said the animal stayed until a key unlocked the pit door. Time-saver racks hold measuring cups and spoons over a kitchen counter.
Walter Skaar of Rockford was arrested by Conservation Officer James Darkhuff for pulling a skier on the Illinois river with only one person in the boat. He appeared in Justice Cryer Bryant's court and paid a $25 fine plus costs.
Advertises a private prep service Lincoln Service offering free information on government jobs in the next 12 months. Promises high pay up to 446 dollars monthly and easy entry with tests, noting low education needs but strong competition. Encourages mailing a coupon today.
A reader from Pekin Illinois expresses strong interest in obtaining a free list of U S Government positions and recruitment guidance including how to qualify for a government job. The note mentions Dept 42 Lincoln Service. Age not specified.
Gardner notes recount graduation celebrations and family visits as residents and relatives attend high school graduations in Peotone Wilton Center Streator Joliet and surrounding areas. Social gatherings mark milestones with extended family from Ohio Michigan and Illinois in attendance.
Mrs Sever son earned a bachelor of science degree. Charlene Seanavino visits from Jacksonville for the summer with the Otto Seanavinos Jr. A column bus sighted on the discovery voyage to America measures about 12 by 6 miles.
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