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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1961
Page
3
Clem Jackson, denied disability benefits after a doctor said he could crochet and knit, won a remand from U. S. District Judge Leslie Carr ordering the Social Security Administration to reexamine. Jackson, a Black city laborer, cited obesity arthritis and high blood pressure in his appeal.
KINSMAN notes report Gary Drinan Tommy Drinan and Sharon Drinan home from college for the summer with parents Wilfred Harty is a VA hospital patient Dwight and Francis Dunn admitted to St Marys hospital Rochester Minn Mr and Mrs Parnel Drinan hosted the Couple's club Mark William Rodosky baptism at Sacred Heart church with sponsors Mrs Darrell Wetzel and Jerry Rodosky.
A Gardner Presbyterian shower honored Mrs Fay Clover with corsage and gifts as guests from Morris Pontiac Dwight Marse and Gardner attended. The Methodist Guild met at Mrs Arthur Ward's home with devotion and lunch. Gardner Lions plan officers installation and Ladies Night in Kankakee. Briefs mention Egyptian Music school attendees Terry Markiel and William Day, visits from relatives, birthdays, graduations and local visits, with many travelers and hospital updates.
Miss Wanda Hanson daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis Hanson from Morris is spending the week at Conference Point Williams Bay Wis at a Girls Athletic Association camp. She was chosen to represent the MCHS chapter of the GAA at the camp. Hanson will be a senior this fall and is a high school cheerleader.
John Gilchrist installs three 16 foot corrugated tile outlets east of Mazon with ACP incentive support. Louis Naretto seeds Brome grass in Gardner area fields and considers Birdsfoot trefoil for permanent pasture. Over 20 000 conifers and multiflora rose planted by Loomis aids wildlife. Farmers plan winter cover crops to prevent wind erosion. wind erosion losses cited.
Studies indicate broiler chickens hogs and cattle fatten faster in cool air environments. Cool cows also produce more milk than those kept in hot barns, reflecting the benefits of air conditioned surroundings for livestock productivity.
The annual Homecoming sponsored by Amiens post and VFW opens tonight at the ball park and runs through Sunday. Rides concessions and baseball games are planned. Little league games are set for Thursday and Friday with a tournament Saturday, featuring Coal City Herscher Dwight and South Wilmington. A Sunday big league tournament includes South Wilmington Essex Coal City and Wilmington.
A shopper overheard in Elmira New York quips that a balanced diet for kids means a hamburger in each hand. The remark reflects humor about nutrition trends and parental concerns in a casual retail setting.
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