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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
5
Ruth Millett warns that common resentful lines such as The trouble with your mother and If I had known when I married you ignite quarrels. She notes phrases blaming one partner or recalling past faults fuel conflict and worsen disputes in marriage.
The Gardner Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A W Perkins with Mrs Harry Howland presiding. Beads and Necklaces was the program led by Mrs John Martis who displayed items from members. The yearbook committee reported and the group announced no meetings until September. Nancy Morris celebrated her 13th birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs James Morris, featuring dancing and gifts.
Word puzzle listing across and down clues with partial letter gaps. Contains Greek alphabet terms and general vocabulary for filled-letter cross word style solving.
Former Russian ruler 13 Fortifications 18 Anger 20 Asiatic garment 21 Lure 22 African fly 23 Greece is a part of- 24 Male deer 25 Mimicker 26 Jewish tem of reproach 28 Russian hen 29 Relaxatio 30 Winter v 34 Loaner 37 The Aege lies between Greece and Asia Minor 40 Fillip 41 Rendered fat of swine 42 Genus of shrubs 43 Asterisk 45 Ceremony 46 Foot part 47 Greek mountain 49 Fish 50 Legal point 52 Railroads (ab.) 53 Entangle
James Marlow analyzes Khrushchev's push for a wide American Soviet trade program. He warns a trade war could pierce US markets, with the Soviets using trade to gain political influence while expanding their consumer goods and industrial base.
Mrs. Carl Holm hosted the Star club meeting at her home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dom Gaddo led a business session and lesson. Mrs. George Wilson joined as a new member. Lunch followed.
In Richmond Virginia the Most Rev Peter L Ireton Bishop of Richmond calls 145 000 Catholics to resist Sunday business openings. A letter read at all masses urges followers to refrain from shopping to force stores to close on the Sabbath and end workers Sabbath labor.
Miss Mary Dueland was installed as president of Busey hall at University of Illinois. Harold Berge hosts open house for 25th wedding anniversary in rural Newark. Morris FFA delegates David Ryder and Milford Bjelland attend the state convention. Ten years ago a Morris hospital birth and various local events are noted.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Coughlin honor their son Dale with a Sunday buffet after he graduates from St Bede's Academy Peru with highest honors. Out of town guests include James Dunn family Seneca Leo Dunn family Springfield Clarence Cahill and Maxine Coughlin Dwight. The tallest lighthouse in the U S is 208 feet at Cape Hatteras NC.
Farmers with no wheat seeded 1956 57 58 and no 1958 wheat allotment may apply for a 1959 wheat acreage allotment by July 1 1958. Owners or operators must file in writing with the ASC county committee or risk no 1959 allotment. Wheat history rules require 1956 57 plantings. 1958 history without 1958 allotment does not qualify. Blank forms are available at the ASC county office.
Dwight area announces a community Vacation Bible School from June 9 to 20, open to children four by December 1 through ninth grade. Classes run 8 45 to 11 15 a m with organized groups meeting at Methodist Congregational and Zion churches. A 75 cent registration per child offsets expenses. A Vickery school reunion is set for June 8 at Renfrew Park with a potluck lunch at 12 30 p m chaired by Mrs John Welch. Dr and Mrs Saul Fortunoff report their son Stephen graduated from Tulane University medical school and will intern at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia starting July 1.
In Springfield a new test of migratory bird rules questions how close a hunter may be to baited ground before violating regulations. Dale P. Sherrill argues he hunted from a distance of a quarter to a half mile, while federal agents contend once birds find bait a route to the shooting area forms. Conservationists warn the rule could penalize innocent feeders and argue for changes.
Mrs. Anton Berta hosted the eighth grade graduation fete for Assumption School with games and dancing. Many residents and visitors from Chicago, St. Petersburg, Farmington, Juliet, West Chicago, and other towns dropped by for weekends, greetings, and family visits. A Chicago guest attended, and vacation plans were noted alongside local club awards and travel contests.
A dense listing of programs across channels noting show names such as News Patrol Bugs Bunny Rin Tin Tin and Highway Patrol with time blocks from 6:00 P.M. to 2: Mediation and late items like Late News and Thirty Minute Theater. The lineup features news bulletins game shows dramas and music programs across prime time and after hours.
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