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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1961
Page
4
Readers discuss mothers leaving children unsupervised and a nurse visit deception. Ann Landers advises balanced protection, warns against age inappropriate supervision, and stresses preparing kids emotionally for hospital stays.
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The Braidwood council Knights of Columbus marked its 50th anniversary with four surviving charter members present Felix Rossi Frank Moffatt Secundo Roberto Evergreen Park John W McGuire Chicago and others. Seven past Grand Knights and several state and district officers attended. Rev Edward J Duncan Newman Foundation U of I gave the main address.
The York County Historical Society Museum houses the courthouse entrance door, the sole remaining piece of the old building where the Continental Congress met.
The Presbyterian church Woman's Association met in Gardner with Mrs. Lyle Sorensen presiding. A father and son banquet was planned. The Gardner Woman's Club hosted its annual picnic in Renfrew Park, Dwight, with several members acting as hostesses.
Miss Ronita Belt received her nursing diploma at Copley Memorial Hospital Aurora. Mr and Mrs Arthur Swanson moving to Wheaton honored at neighbors farewell. Mr and Mrs William Popleton celebrated 56th wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Edward Garrity to observe 25th anniversary Sunday. The 22nd annual Mazon Township High alumni reunion set for June 16. Surprise parties for Mrs Basil Boren and for Mr and Mrs Charles Girot 15th anniversary. Sixty nine Punke descendants met for a Gooid party reunion. Miss Beth Wilson graduates from University of Illinois. Miss Evelyn Mitchell hosted a pre nuptial shower. Chief of Police Russell Cryer resigns to Mayor Clayton. Board of Review members named I N Misener Morris and C J Coughlin.
Three Mazon Verona Kinsman High school FFA members Paul Gant zer t president Arto Misener vice president and Jack Keck attended the FFA state convention Thursday at the Illinois State fairgrounds Springfield They will hold a June meeting at 8 p m Monday at the school to take entries for the FFA Fair.
Virgil M. Avery of Minooka has had his driving license revoked after a local court conviction for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier announced the action from Springfield.
The Jamestown Virginia Foundation will celebrate the 350th anniversary of tobacco in America as the oldest industry with events planned in 1962. The note highlights tobacco's long history and Jamestown's role in commemorating this milestone.
Ruth Willett argues sponsors overuse child actors on afternoon TV to sell breakfast foods and toys. She says small children appear as adult pitchmen, provoking resentment from parents and a demand for more adult-oriented content in evenings.
More than 400 poison centers exist nationwide with 46 in Illinois offering round the clock telephoning doctor guidance. Dr. Robert P. Smith reports poisons are a leading risk for young children and centers originated in Chicago eight years ago to aid hospitals and schools. Illinois locations include Danville Decatur East St. Louis Effingham Elgin Freeport Galena Galesburg Granite City Joliet Kankakee La Salle Lincoln Moline Monmouth Mt. Carmel Normal Olney Ottawa Pekin Peoria Peru Quincy Rockford Springfield Urbana and Waukegan.
The first school for officer candidates in the Women’s Reserve of the U S Marine Corps was established in 1943 at Mt Holyoke College in South Hadley Massachusetts.
A man named Paris visited his mother, Mrs. Anna Terrell, at her home this Sunday in a local edition item.
Rochester police report 12 632 traffic violators arrested last year of which only 15 percent were women. The statistic highlights gender disparity in enforcement outcomes in Rochester.
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