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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1961
Page
4
A column responds to readers on who should care for aging parents, wedding etiquette costs, and teen curfews. It advises shared responsibility, etiquette guidance, and setting reasonable curfews for a 17 year old dating daughter.
A list of numbered crossword hints appears with entries such as New Zealand ACROS 21 and Corded fal 26. Clues include Poetic contraction 27 and Feminine appellation 33, plus hints like Vehicle 42 and Withstand 57.
Fragmentary OCR yields a list of numbered clues or entries including terms like observe volcanic, marine word, attire, circle, conduits, bank worker and moon goddess. The source reads as a word puzzle or glossary fragment with scattered phrases and misprints across lines.
The Star club of the Methodist church met Tuesday night with 10 members present. Mrs. Hoyt Bledsoe opened the meeting and Mrs. Harold Meier led the lesson. Mrs. Alfred Muzzarelli presented a gift to retiring president Mrs. Bledsoe. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Meier. Briefs include visitors and local updates.
HAL BOYLE notes a new car owner faces taunts about parking, payments, trade-ins, color clashes, and usefulness. He jokes that buyers hear comments about cost, fuel, features, and family critiques while robots and engines echo enduring trades like blacksmithing and steel mills.
Richard D. Winter a 17 year old Carmi High School student has been named Illinois star farmer of 1961 by the state Future Farmers of America for his work on his father’s White County farm Teachers Ernest O Johnson credited with guiding his program At the same convention Kenneth McMillan Prairie City was elected president along with officers Richard Walters Hebron Richard Carter Dieterich and Gene Grubb Rochestor in the state FFA leadership lineup.
Florence Stark of Brighton New York said she cracked an egg and found four yolks. She noted many double yolkers and some triple yolks but never a four yolk egg in her lifelong chicken watching.
Ruth Millett notes a bank brochure on The Seven Ages of Saving and finds modern youth shift priorities. Kids chase hot rods over college funds. marriages come without bank savings. homes remain a goal, while saving for pleasure and old age continues, despite political talk of government support.
A buyer should ensure the contract includes a full legal property description, proper boundary checks, and clear terms on price and deposits. It should require a warranty deed, specify possession date, list included personal property, outline title and lien reviews, and set a closing schedule with signatures of both spouses if applicable.
A dense local schedule lists shows across channels with titles such as Perry Mason Gunsmoke and Lawren ce Welk. The sequence includes news sports movies court shows and late night entertainment across 6:00 p.m. to 1:55 a.m. with special programming like Eichmann Trial.
The University of Connecticut will open a new dormitory next fall named John Philip Sousa to honor its bandsmen.
A chronology lists events from one to thirty years ago including births at Morris hospital. It notes Mr and Mrs Wayne Waite welcoming a boy, Mr and Mrs James Carkhaft's 25th anniversary on June 19, and other birthdays and weddings. It also mentions the Thor son family reunion at Phillips Park, a pre nuptial shower, a graduation, and police chief appointment.
Kinsman notes family visits and local arrivals. Prindiville family hosted by Dan Prindivilles in Appleton. Mrs Monica Small resigns after 16 years at Kinsman school to teach in Wilmington. Sacred Heart Academy students from Springfield visit home for summer. Ann Underhill from Lake Bluff visited Floyd Whorrall. Martin Baker and daughter Marseilles visited Tom and Mrs. Brown. Francis Dunn and wife in Rochester Minnesota for Mayo Clinic visit.
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