Verona Notes Visited by Several Local and Out-of-Town Guests
Verona notes list visits from Mr. and Mrs. Ha va Qoutsen and Sherry Lane in Kankakee to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hyslop. Mrs. Collier and daughter from Albuquerque are visiting Mrs. James Collier. Nadine Whittemore visits Joliet. Ed Bruce and Carl Bruce host weekend guests from Silver Lake. Leonard Gilmoure’s son on 15 day leave from San Diego. Burchams visiting grandparents in Robinson while Rev. Burcham attends Rock Island conference. Roy C Wolf moves to John Grace house. will be principal of the local grade school.
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Verona
Hava Qoutsen
Sherry Lane
Kankakee
Harold Hyslop
Charles Collier
Albuquerque
N. Mex
James Collier
Nadine Whittemore
John Leake
Joliet
Ed Bruce
Silver Lake
Ind
Carl Bruce
Richard Coffman
San Diego
Calif
Bos
Notre Dame Grad Hynds Earns Magna Cum Laude BBA
John W. Hynds son of William J. Hynds of 810 Fremont Ave. earns a bachelor of business administration magna cum laude from the University of Notre Dame ranking third in a class of 321. He declined the Cavanaugh Law scholarship to Notre Dame Law School to enter Northwestern University law school next fall. Weymouth Kirkland Foundation of Chicago also recognized his scholastic achievement. R. Sargent Shriver, Peace Corps director, was the commencement speaker.
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John W. Hynds
William J. Hynds
Fremont Ave
University of Notre Dame
Jack
Cavanaugh
Notre Dame Law School
College of Business Administration
Northwestern University
Weymouth Kirkland Foundation of
Chicago
R. Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Appeal Filed In Tax Case In Seneca Wheel Tax Fines
An appeal has been filed in LaSalle County court regarding a Seneca resident George Kiley fined 120 dollars on 12 charges for lacking a Seneca wheel tax sticker. Police Chief O W Hippard filed the complaints. Justice of the Peace Wayne S Borschenius imposed the fines plus 105 dollars costs at a May 27 hearing.
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Ottawa
LaSalle County
Justice of the Peace
Wayne S 8Orsehenius
Norway
George Kiley
O. W. Hippard
There
Kiley
Borschenius
Liberia's Flag Star Symbolizes First African Republic
A single star on Liberia's flag stands for the nation's status as the first republic in Africa.
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Liberia
Republic
Africa
Farm Notes and Views by Burl Satterfield
The Gruny County Farm Adviser notes a new telephone number WH 2-2725 and urges use once listed. He discusses cattle market trends with likely price upturn in late summer and hog prices possibly rising in June or July. Aphids on hay fields may require delayed spraying after new growth appears with malathion on warm sunny days. Army worms are active in southern Illinois, with outbreaks starting in timothy and other grasses where moths lay eggs.
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Farm Adviser
Farm Adviser's
Illinois
Timothy
Inquiry on Worms and Contact at Morris Farm Adviser's Office
A reader asks about finding worms in the spring and requests contact details for the Farm Adviser's Office in Morris to report findings. The note seeks guidance for proper reporting and assistance.
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Morris
Historic Bahama Assembly noted as one of empire’s oldest
The House of Assembly in the Bahama Islands stands as a longtime representative body in the British Empire. In Madagascar, the Tanala custom requires a widow to divorce her deceased husband before remarrying, a rule shaping remarriage rights.
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House of Assembly
Bahama Islands
British Empire
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