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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
6
A New York TV cowboy star endures a string of playful jabs about age horses and gag lines as crew members coach him through stunts and misadventures on set. The scene includes pratfalls, stand-in issues and vintage Western clichés rehearsed under hot studio lights.
Miss Nancy Hoge engages Edmund R. Bangs of Valley Stream New Jersey. Miss Gladys Viano and Lee C. Stalker wed in Joliet. Henry Patterson hosts 25th wedding anniversary in Coal City. LeRoy Mitchell welcomes a son June 4 in Joliet Silver Cross Hospital. Carolyn Varland marks sixth birthday. Also notes on a Norman Homemakers show, Bill Kilmer’s furlough from Randolph Field, DAR convention in Bloomington, Morris High School diplomas, and the death of Anton Alzen in Coal City after a Santa Fe train collision.
A compact list of crossword style clues hints at a connected wordplay sequence. Each clue yields a specific term or name, forming a layered puzzle that interlocks through thematic hints and cross references. The piece reads like a brain teaser from a late period puzzle page.
Answer to Previous Puzzle as syllable 9 Parts of feet 10 Uncommon 11 Redact 12 Organs of sigh 19 Blotch 21 Denudes 24 Body of land 26 Taciturn 27 Entreat 28 Acquire knowledge 29 Nights before 31 a seeds 32 Di 33 Indian weighta 35 German city 37 Afghanistan prince 43 Mountain nymph 44 ae stip 45 Tapere of wood 46 Ocean movement 47 Scope 49 Prince 51 Indigo 2 Light vapor 53 Hasten 55 Compass point 57 Month ad 61 French article
Service Sp 4 Donald A. Davidson son of Mr and Mrs Donald Davidson of 114 E North St is home on a 30 day furlough from overseas duty in Fontenet France.
Debt totals across sectors show a rising borrowing pace after a 1960 slowdown. Public debt stands at 301 billion, corporate 295 billion, and personal 287 billion as the year begins, with GDP at 503.2 billion. Installment debt slipped early 1961 but new borrowing is accelerating across government, corporate and individual sectors.
Newark area notes honor graduates Judy Thompson Mary Calvert Marlene Larson Peggy Dierzen Ruth Peterson Lyle Williamson Bill Anderson Wilbur Johnson George Waite Dick Davis Muriel Olson Lane Sheldon. Home Bureau unit meeting hosted by Mrs Arthur Rasmus son with kitchen hints and recreation led by Mrs Rasmus son. Mr and Mrs Albert Dierzen celebrate 55th wedding anniversary at son Lewis Dierzen's home with 25 relatives. Mr and Mrs Owen Thompson Belton Mo on furlough visiting relatives. Rev and Mrs Joseph Shelveland Rochester Minn visited Anton Andersons area residents.
A mother juggles a child’s birthday chaos with stamina not magic. She acts as policeman referee waitress nurse and playground director and ends the party grateful only for surviving and hoping for a quieter year ahead.
Harold Hamer of Elmira New York collects postage meter marks. He owns more than 3 000 different imprints from business firms and keeps them as a personal hobby rather than stamps.
A series of letters to Ann Landers includes a husband facing domestic abuse and advice to leave the home, a nephew who gives generously to many women, a reader asking about stopping old jokes, and a note to send problem letters to Ann Landers at The Morris Herald for help.
Receipts include about 50 cattle, 70 hogs, 35 sheep with stockers feeders and slaughter cows varied. Vealers 1.00-1.50 higher. hogs active with barrows gilts up to .50. sows steady to 25 lower. Feeder pigs under 100 lbs about 9-11 per head. slaughter lambs scarce but good and choice qualities noted. feeder lambs limited 6.25-8.75 per head.
US cattle and hog prices move in varied directions with hogs mostly steady to weak and cattle steady to lower. Hogs include 1 2 200-215 lb at 17.75 18.00 and 2-3 240-260 lb at 16.25-16.75 while 300-400 lb sows bring 14.00-15.25. Cattle show choice 900-1400 lb steers at 22.00-23.50 and good 1100-1200 lb at 21.00-22.50, vealers 25.00-30.00, and feeding steers 22.00. Slaughter lambs rise modestly with bulk native lambs 19.50-20.00 and spring lambs 18.00-19.00. Pelts 16.00 and ewes 4.00-5.00.
Interior Hog Market Prices reports state receipts of about 16 000 hogs with steady to slightly lower action. 1 3 grades 190 240 lbs bring 16.00 to 16.75, top 17.00. 1 3 grades 250 260 lbs 15.50 16.00. 2 3 grades 260 280 lbs 15.00 15.50. sows steady to 25 cents lower at 12.25 15.00.
Chicago price report shows no wheat oats or soybeans sold. Corn values No 1 yellow 1.17 1/44 No 2 yellow 1.161 1/4 No 3 yellow 1.14 1/4 Soybean oil 12 percent 3/8a Barley pricing ranges 1.10 to 1.20 for making choice 82 to 1.00 for feed
A dense late night TV guide lists programs across channels with times from 6:30 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. highlighting dramas westerns comedies news specials and music shows. Notable names include President Kennedy Bugs Bunny and Alfred Hitchcock among others.
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