Saratoga 4-H Club Meets with Judge Tour Announced
The Saratoga Junior Farmers 4-H club met Tuesday at Saratoga school with 11 guests. Cheryl Larson read softball rules and a county judging tour was announced for July 17. Talks were given by Betty Black, Cheryl Larson, Janice Jorstad and Diane Steffes. Wesley Mathie spoke on photography and demonstration. Lunch was provided by Billy Griggs, Kenneth Zink and Frank Vigna.
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Saratoga Junior Farmers
Saratoga School
Cheryl Larson
Joyce Seamen
Betty Black
Janice Jorstad
Diane Steffes
Wesley Mathie
Billy Griggs
Kenneth Zink
Frank Vigna
Women’s Relief Corps Hold Tuesday Meeting
Members met in the hall with Mrs. Ralph Harper presiding. A donation was given to the VA hospital at Dwight. Mrs. August Kussler reported on Flag Day. Lunch was served by Mrs. Clair Button and committee. Mrs. Dean Barnes Mrs. Fred Bright and Miss Nellie Foster volunteer for next meeting.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Ralph Harper
Dwight
August Kussler
Clair Button
Dean Barnes
Fred Bright
Nellie Foster
Bert Maunder Returns Home From Hospital
Bert Maunder of 703 Wauponsee Street has returned home from Silver Cross hospital Joliet where he was a surgical patient after his discharge.
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Bert Maunder
Wauponsee St
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Wednesday Calendar Notices From Erienna Area
Local clubs and societies announce meetings across Erienna and surrounding towns. Home Bureau units, Past Presidents, Wauponsee Art Club, Mission Aid, and Rural Home groups list venues and start times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Notices include Grace Lutheran and Lutheran church locations and tributes to organizers.
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P.m
Dinner Dance at Morris Country Club Saturday
A dinner dance is planned for Saturday at Morris Country Club. Reservations should be made by calling the club house. Dinners will be served at 8 30 p m and dancing to music by the Merry Men will start at 10 p m.
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Morris Country Club
Merry Men
Hospital Notes Admits Three Patients and Dismisses Many
Admission shows Clyde George of 623 Fremont Ave Harold Bass from Route 2 Minooka and Eunice Moore of 416 East Benton Street. Discharges include Henry Schultz Seneca Gwendolyn Hunter Route 3 Joseph Sokolinski 909 Division Street Donald Richardson Route 3 Joseph Durkee Route 3 Mary Sue Varney Gary Indiana Wendell Baker Route 2 Minooka Elvin Enerson Hildy Trailer Court and Mrs Warren Webber 1215 Division Street. Visiting hours posted 2 30 to 3 30 and 7 to 8 30 p m.
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Clyde George
Fremont Ave
Harold Bass
Rte
Minooka
Eunice Moore
E. Benton St
Henry Schultz
Seneca
Gwendolyn Hunter
Joseph Sokolinski
Donald Richardson
Joseph Durkee
Mary Sue Varney
Gary
Ind
Wendell Baker
Elvin Enerson
Hildy Trailer Court
Warren Webber
Marriage Licenses for William Rodosky and Norma Small
William James Rodosky aged 23 of Kinsman and Norma Jean Small aged 22 of Kinsman obtain a marriage license. Both are residents of Kinsman and intend to wed according to local licensing records.
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William James Rodosky
Kinsman
Norma Jean Small
Red Cross talk set at Coal City High School
Mrs Leona Breese of the Peoria Red Cross blood bank will address Coal City High School in the home economics room at 730 p m Wednesday June 15 She will teach bloodmobile unit assistance techniques for future drives All nurses and women in the community are invited. The Gleaner class met at Mrs John Bookwalter s home with Mrs William Bennett assisting and Miss Anna Hatch presiding A game awards ceremony followed with Mrs Rex Major and Mrs Anton Bertagnoli receiving prizes
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Coal City
Leona Breese
Red Cross Blood Bank
Peoria
Coal City High School
Gleaner
Methodist Church
John Bookwalter
William Bennett
Anna Hatch
Rex Major
Anton Bertagnoli
Same Name Draws Two Reactions in New Jersey
In Toms River New Jersey Richard McEvoy signs his name on watercolor and oil paintings drawing applause from art fans. As a state trooper assigned to a highway radar unit he signs it at traffic summons and calls forth a different reaction.
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Toms River
N. J
Richard McEvoy
Libyan Railways Size Compared With U.S. States
Libya in North Africa covers about one fifth of the 48 states area yet has only about 200 miles of railway. This contrast highlights the sparse rail network in Libya versus the larger U.S. land area.
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Libya
North Africa
Boy Scout Den 4 and Den 2 Plan June Baseball Game
Cub Scouts of Pack 473 led by Mrs. Edward Tabler met Tuesday. They named baseball players for roll call and signed a card for Pat Barr's mother. Den 4 will meet Den 2 for a baseball game on June 28 and June meetings run 3 to 4 p.m. Members made Father's Day gifts and enjoyed snacks for Mrs. Tabler's birthday.
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Edward Tabler
Pat Barr
Den 4
Den 2
Bob Fosen
Richard Scott
Boy Scout Troop 477 Builds Fence at Legion Post
Mazon Boy Scout Troop 477 met Tuesday night at 7 p.m. The Flaming Arrow patrol gathered at 6:30 p.m. to cut pawpaw trees for a fence the scouts are building around the Legion Post. Scribe Larry Olson.
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MAZON
Boy Scout
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Legion Post
Scribe
Larry Olson
New York Insurgency Faces DeSapio Aides In Party Rifts
In Manhattan and statewide contests, DeSapio faces pressure as Francis Adams calls for his resignation as national committeeman. Montana sees Metcalf leading Dem Senate race while Murray retires. Idaho's Prost wins renomination bid. In Idaho runoff unresolved. Potvin tops field for Dem Senate runoff June 28 to challenge Dworak in November.
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New York City
Manhattan
DeSapio
Francis W. H. Adams
Montana
Lee Metcalf
Senate
James E. Murray
Orvin B. Filare
Idaho
Gracie Prost
Leslie McCarthy
Gregg Potvin
Robert McLaughlin
Compton White
Henry Dworshak
Obituary for Cordelia Ruth Berta COAL CITY
Cordelia Ruth Berta 55 died suddenly at St Joseph hospital Joliet. Funeral at Reeves chapel Saturday 9 15 a m to Assumption church 9 30 a m Rev George Flynn officiating burial Braceville Gardner cemetery. Born in Dalzell she lived in Coal City 15 years. Survived by husband three brothers and six sisters.
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Coal City
Romeo
Cordelia Ruth) Berta
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Reeves Funeral Home
Reeves Chapel
Assumption Church
George Flynn
Braceville-Gardner
Berta
Dalzell
James Goodrich
Muscatine
Alvin Goodrich
Wilmette
Winfield Goodria
Spring Valley
Loretta Thomas
Boone
Bertha Kincaid
Charles Blair
DePue
Frances Stardeau
Evanston
Lilly Woods
Topeka
Kan
Ethel Deal
Florida
Funeral Services for Mrs Winterbottom 85
Funeral services for Mrs Es ther B Winterbottom 85 who died in Morris hospital were held at Davis Funeral home at 3 30 p m with Harold L Humbert officiating Mrs Tressie Belander was soloist accompanied by Mrs Ruth Huseby Pallbearers were Jens Owen Russell Winterbottom George Winterbottom Lester Thorsen Lansdale Cherry and Donald Smith Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery
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Esther B. Winterbottom
Morris Hospital
Davis Funeral Home
Harold L. Humbert
Tressie Belander
Ruth Huseby
Jens Owen
Russell Winterbottom
George Winterbottom
Lester Thorsen
Lansdale Cherry
Donald Smith
Evergreen Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Edward Zick held in Morris
Mrs Edward Zick, 69, formerly of Morris, died Sunday in Chicago. Funeral services were conducted at 1:30 p.m. in Davis Funeral chapel with Rev. Harold M. Kelley officiating. Soloist Mrs Robert Waters, accompanied by Mrs Robert Button. Pallbearers were George Sterritt, James Sterritt, William Sterritt, Earl Howen, Clarence Howen, and Lawrence Anderson. Burial followed in Evergreen cemetery.
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Edward Zick
Morris
Chicago
Davis Funeral
Harold M. Kelley
Robert Waters
Robert Button
George, James
William Sterritt
Earl
Clarence Howen
Lawrence Anderson
Evergreen Cemetery
Mrs Ole Johnson Dies at 72 In Morris Hospital
Mrs Ole Johnson aged 72 of 1309 Liberty Street died before noon today in Morris hospital. Her body was taken to Davis Funeral Home where arrangements for services were incomplete.
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Ole Johnson
Liberty St
Morris Hospital
Davis Funeral Home
Endorsements From Stevenson Advisers Back Kennedy
Henry Steele Commager Amherst College historian said Tuesday he and Harvard professors John K. Galbraith and Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. will endorse Kennedy. All three were active Stevenson advisers in 1952 and 1956.
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Stevenson
Henry Steele Commager
Amhert College
Harvard
John K. Galbraith
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Divinity Student Expelled Over Sit-In Demonstrations
Divinity M. Lawson, a Negro divinity student, was expelled for his role in sit-in demonstrations last March. Harrelson said he declined a deanship after meetings showed no settlement possible between the faculty and Branscomb regarding the Lawson matter.
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M. Lawson
Harrelson
Lawson
Branscomb
Eisenhower orders inquiry into neo Nazi subversion
Bernard Abrams and Joseph F. Barr of the Jewish War Veterans said President Eisenhower ordered a formal investigation into neo Nazism subversion in the United States. They spoke after a White House meeting, citing alleged swastikas painted on worship sites and cemetery desecrations, though no specific acts were named.
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Washington
Jewish War Veterans Organization
Eisenhower
Bernard Abrams
The
Veterans
Joseph F. Barr
White House
William P. Rogers
Veterans’ Organization
Senate debate aims to rush ratification before President’s Japan visit
May plans push the treaty to a Senate floor vote later in the week with no Senate opposition seen to ratification. If possible, leaders want it approved before June 19, the date of the President’s trip to Japan, while Herter’s case remains not openly discussed by Senators.
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Senate
Japan
Herter
Prolific Playwright Owen Davis Noted for Many Works
New York playwright Owen Davis, a prolific dramatist with over 300 plays produced, won the Pulitzer Prize in 1923 for Icebound. His notable works include The Great Gatsby Jezebel and collaborations with son Donald Davis on The Good Earth and Ethan Frome.
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New York
Owen Davis
Science fairs overrated say Turners Falls teacher
Turners Falls high school teacher Charles Galvin charges that many science fair displays are parents’ work rather than students’ efforts. He argues fairs are often publicity gimmicks for schools towns and newspapers and that some exhibits exceed high school talent.
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Turners Falls
Mass
Charles Galvin
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Arthur Swanson
E. Chapin St
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Swanson
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Loren
Wheaton High School
Decker-Colman
Vern Colman
Verona
Judith Kay
Alfred Decker
Leo Decker
Division St
Mazon Methodist Church
Nettle Creek Club
Nettle Creek Community Club
John Aiken
Maynard Swenhaugen
Allen Helland
Clifford Tesdal
Lawrence Rasmussen
Ernest Peterson
Russell Hauskin
William Poppletons
William Poppleton
Ray Olson
Carrie Lanbs
Legion Auxiliary
Merton Freeland
Erienna Night Home Bureau
Anna Jones
Past Presidents Club
Wauponsee Art Club
Willard Ragan
Rural Home Club
Henry Burgess
Nettle Creek Home Bureau
Milo Peterson
W.S.C
Republican Outing
John Ullrich
Samuel Witwer
U.S. Senator
Coal City Notes
S.S
Ralph Haldorson
St. Joseph College Sunday
St. Joan of Arc
Kokomo
Nancy Moorman
W. A. Moorman
St. Francis Academy
Cathedral of St. Raymond Nonnatus
California
Liberty
Ronita Ann Belt
Ronald Belt
Corre Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Aurora
Miss Belt
Nixon
Romeo Berta
Mrs. Winterbottom
Leo Terry Hyman
E. Washington St
Boston University
Boston
Boston Garden
Hyman
M. J. Hyman
Jamaica
Hornsby’s
Nelson’s Greenhouse
East North Street
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