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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
4
Advice from Ruth Millett on safe affordable trips focusing on family harmony. Plan within budget, visit the non resident family member, reduce driving days with kids, learn about destinations, avoid home problems during vacation, be pleasant to service staff, stay relaxed, and avoid rushing to gain true rest.
Verona notes detail the Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at the Methodist church with devotions by Mrs. James Dix and a program on New Ambassador for Christ The Tourist. Refreshments followed with several hosts named.
A compact crossword style puzzle listing across and down clues covering foods actions and descriptors. Clues include corn indulgent items and legal terms with several gendered and object names hinted through nouns and adjectives.
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Columbus report says a police sergeant is handling a special case involving the recovery of his handcuffs a badge and a revolver stolen from a faculty dressing room at Ohio State University during a life saving class.
Washington column explains a playful method to endure heat by imagining shrinking into an ice tray or drifting in the North Atlantic. It cautions that the tactic may not work for everyone and notes a parallel in Stanislavsky’s acting exercises with transforming into inanimate objects.
Scottsdale votes to prohibit smoking in Town Council chambers. Councilman James Matthews had threatened to resign unless tobacco-free air was ensured, highlighting the push for stricter smoking policies among local leaders.
Gardner notes a Presbyterian mission group host Emma Pickles leads the session with devotional by Mrs Easton and a lesson on New Voices and Old Worlds. Cebu mission letters read from Rev and Mrs King. Next meeting July 8 at Mrs Wade S.S. Allison’s home. Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Rev Bjerkstrand leading prayer and scripture and refreshments by Mrs Sandeno. Robert Morris hired full time band and choral director for high and grade schools. Morris previously taught part time. Miss Mable Hansen returns from Oak Park. Several local residents travel and visit relatives in Montana Arizona Ohio and Maine.
Kenneth Erickson of Tucson is in Morris hospital with pneumonia after visiting the Lewis Severson home. Several family groups traveled for visits and weddings including the Krowski Minen ceremony in Lockport. George Male enters service at Fort Leonard Wood after graduating from Gardner South Wilmington high school.
Plattville notes announce the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Smith on June 6 at St Joseph Mercy hospital Aurora. Mr and Mrs Donald Newton and daughters of Richburg NY visit relatives here. Mrs Laurin LaForge recovers from surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Mexico has 28 states.
News briefs recall a second birthday for Lynn Herman in Mazon, a Phoenix marriage plan for Maxine Broderick and John Stark, a veterinary degree for Dale Nelson in Ames Iowa, a Morris hospital birth to Garland Dransfeldt, and multiple local engagements and licenses.
In St. Louis circuit court Judge John C Casey’s instructions misled the jury. They acquitted Erlester Westmoreland on operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent and found him guilty of five prior felonies, allowing him to go free despite the Habitual Criminal Act.
Washington column notes U S aims to expand Africa ties to promote development along democratic lines and counter Soviet influence. It cites trade and aid growth, private investment, and multiple country connections, including Liberia, Tunisia, Ethiopia, Libya, and Kenya, with plans for Point Four and economic assistance.
A detailed late evening schedule lists programs across channels including World of Music and Cisco Kid at 6 P.M. News in the 6:05 to 6:15 P.M. slots and a mix of entertainment, sports, dramas, and educational programs through 1:35 A.M. featuring The Texan, Danny Thomas, Pantomime Quiz Time, Dr Posin's Universe, and Meditation.
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