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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
4
Ruth Millett advises mothers to design a simple daily work plan for summer to reduce friction with children. Assign chores, encourage family picnic style meals, and allow kids to invent games and projects at home while mom learns to relax and enjoy the season.
Edwin T Thompson and wife transfer to Harry E Guinn and wife Lot 11 Block 12 Housing Authority Sub. Leota Smith transfers to Edward F Kewin and wife Part of Lots 11 and 12 Block 26 Gard ner Anna Francis Comerford transfers to George L Comerford et al Part NW Sec 1 Town 34 Range 8 Jasper A Mo transfers to Larry Lardi Lots 11 and 12 Block 5 CWV Coal Co Sub South Wilmington Ada F Stine transfers to Carroll W Crews et al Part E SW14 Sec 15 Town 33 Range 7 James P Peart transfers to People Gulf Coast Natural Gas Pipeline Co Part E42 NE4 Sec 2 Town 33 Range 8 Northern Ill Gas Co transfers Part NEM Sec 2 Town 33 Range 8 Robert J Gahlbeck transfers to William L Swanson et ux Lot 10 Block 5 Turners Add Luella J Williams transfers to Francis L Lawless Lots 7 and 8 Joyces Sub.
A compact puzzle across list with river names, measures, and descriptors in a single water themed grid. Eleven clues reference rivers in Arizona Texas and Germany, plus terms for scent implement label stitch Burmese demons and more.
In Mazon the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist church with Mrs. J. H. Wilkinson presiding. Devotions by Mrs. P. T. Rosendahl and a lesson by Mrs. Forrest Fottler. Plans set for the high school alumni supper on June 18.
Accepted Miss Sandra Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Perry 918 Price St and a 1960 Morris Community High School graduate has been accepted for the fall class at St Joseph Hospital School of Nursing Joliet.
Reporter Bob Thomas profiles actor and missionary worker who finds more fulfillment in mission service than in film roles. The piece highlights personal values, career choices, and the impact of faith on professional life.
Gareth Hughes famed on stage silent film and in later life a lay missionary among the Piute in northern Nevada reflects on a life spent between London Broadway Hollywood and harsh desert duties. He recalls art versus sacrifice and says acting helped his missionary work.
A late night TV listing includes programs from Woody Woodpecker to Colt .45 plus a lengthy fragment: a line about needing experience to act out scriptural messages to help Indians understand them, implying a biblical or moral theme.
A portrait of Vaughan who edits Starbeams the long running Kansas City daily feature. The piece notes his years at the helm since 1946 and his reach to 95 newspapers under the Senator Soaper pseudonym. It recalls Starbeams history and Vaughan’s one paragraph style and aim.
Entomologists estimate that if all insect forms could be counted they would total from two million to ten million. The range reflects vast diversity across species and habitats globally.
The piece argues inflation may be ending as top investors see a halt to rising prices though living costs may stay high. It notes Fed rate cuts, a near balanced federal budget, and signs from business like excess capacity and stable commodity prices signaling reduced inflation pressure.
One year ago Mr and Mrs Willard J Curtis welcomed a son born Saturday in Morris hospital. Ten years ago Ruth Seamen Marvin Kesler and Robert Francisco ready for graduation at Illinois State Normal. Morris friends note the upcoming marriage of Glen Chidester and Louise Canaday. Fifteen women honor Mrs Ed Terry on her birthday anniversary. Different items include a Chicago couple Welp a son, J Coughlin appointed to the Board of Review, Louise Black joins Clark Young & Bull, and Willis Hildy marks his ninth birthday.
Paz Estenssoro, 52, led the Nationalist Revolutionary Movement to a landslide victory and returned to the Bolivian presidency Monday. He previously nationalized the tin industry in 1952 and defeated three challengers in the election.
The text notes a move by buyers to hold only what they need, not fearing shortages or rising prices. This shift away from inflation psychology is blamed as the main reason for a slight downturn in industrial output, while final consumer sales remain high and generally rising.
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