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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1961
Page
4
A reader asks for nonviolent ways to stop two kids from fighting on a long car trip. Ann Landers suggests a clear consequence: if fighting begins, parents stop the car and spank each child, repeating as needed. The column also offers guidance on ending an affair and a dating dilemma, advising to disengage and let actions reveal true intentions.
Crossword clues list with entries including golf devices and verbs. The page enumerates numbered items 1 through 31 covering musical terms and related language. The grid likely pairs musical clues with crossword placements and answers.
Mr and Mrs Charles Jiskra observed their silver wedding anniversary recently. Mr and Mrs Thomas Sereno, Maron, are parents of a boy born Wednesday at Morris hospital. Mr and Mrs Duane Barsdorf entertained for the first birthday of their son Gary. Mrs William Schober returned home after a three week visit in Marshalltown Iowa. Mr and Mrs Donald McMillan Verena are parents of a daughter born this morning in Morris hospital. Mr and Mrs William Foupel and daughter Chicago are visiting.
A dense local TV grid shows 6:30 P M 9 News and Weather 7 Funnies 5 Happy 2 Rawhide and more across channels 11 7 5 2. Highlights include The Flintstones Route 66 Twilight Zone Open End and Eyewitness to History with late night movies and news repeats into the early hours.
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs James McCormick welcomed a daughter in Morris hospital. A modern fracture bed was installed at Morris hospital as a gift from the Morris unit of the American Legion. Baton twirlers are urged to enter a Saturday contest on June 14. Keith Scott sustained serious injuries from a rotary hoe on a Mrs Frank Holderman farm. M J Shipley Maron and William Wright were seriously hurt and Mrs Louise Bechtel of Morris died in a Chicago area auto crash.
Sandra Luck 17 of East Washington St was ticketed for speeding on East Jefferson Street by Officer Donald Ward and fined 5 plus costs. Sherwood Erickson 19 of rural Morris paid 5 plus costs for a noisy muffler ticket issued by a state trooper. Wilford DuPont Dwight was fined 5 plus costs for operating a truck without a registration identification in Justice Cryer Bryant's court.
Miss Bernie Scott of Cornell University notes that people tend to act like their younger selves in retirement. She warns that a grumpy outlook now will ripple to family life at age 75 and quips that you cannot be an old crab without first being a young crab.
Ruth Millett argues that young couples should hear the blunt truth about marriage. She says lifelong honeymoon expectations are unrealistic and that lasting happiness comes from friendship and mutual forbearance, not constant romance.
In New York banks move into on the job services to counter rising credit unions. Bank programs reach 12 million members, with savings near 5 billion and loans at 4.3 billion while assets top 5.6 billion, as unions face competition from employers offering in plant banking.
The Chicago market reports hogs steady to 25 higher with ranges for several weight classes from 190 to 300 pounds. Sows and heavier hogs priced down to 12.50 by 13.75. Cattle show limited test with mixed steers around 22.75 and primed carcasses at 21.75. Sheep and lambs offer steady slaughter lambs around 20.00 and ewes near 3.75-4.75.
Receipts 18 000 cattle hog prices uneven market mostly steady to weak with some 25 cent declines. 190 240 lb hogs bring 15 50 to 16 75. 240 260 lb hogs 15 00 to 15 50. 260 280 lb hogs 14 50 to 15 00. Sows trade 12 00 to 14 50, down up to 25 cents.
Teddy Lee Kelderman of Cleveland Ohio 23 drove north on Route 6 nine miles west of Morrison at 8 30 p m Thursday became confused by road markers hit brakes and skidded into a highway marker damaging his car Sheriff Edward J Wilt investigated and he was not injured
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