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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
3
Notice to subscribers from The Morris Daily Herald urges readers to report any missed deliveries promptly and expects papers to be delivered before six o'clock each evening barring accidents or delays. The item lists publication details and subscription terms for the Morris Publishing Company.
Ruth Millett counsels a young wife feeling like an outsider after moving for her husband’s job. She likens loneliness to a transplanted shrub that, with time, grows roots by joining a church, seeking local work, befriending neighbors, and engaging with other spouses, until she feels she belongs. New Jersey remains an industrial state with forests covering over 46 percent of its land.
Across clues list various vehicles and terms for transport with abbreviations and foreign words. Down clues fill in related terms from handles to legal terms, including ancient forms and building terms. The puzzle weaves travel, objects, and definitions in a themed grid of carriage terms and transport related vocabulary.
A rundown of channel lineups and times from 6:00 P.M. through 1:05 A.M. listing multiple stations and shows such as Sky King News Bugs Bunny Dragnet The Honeymooners Playhouse 90 and Late Show. The grid emphasizes a mix of news entertainment and variety programs across networks with names like Pettit Daly and Parr.
The Commerce Department notes a pickup in construction payrolls lifting wages and salaries after declines. Housing starts rise above one million annual units aided by easier money and government spending, while public projects and security issues boost funding for roads, schools, and utilities. Industrial and commercial building slow, but some momentum remains.
A daughter born at Morris hospital to Mr and Mrs Warren Blackburn. Miss Louvisa Wunderlich hospitalized for knee dislocation from a fall. Father s Day observed at W A Rose home with a family dinner. An eventful local round up of births and hospital visits from Morris community notes.
Kenneth Berta takes a post at Shady Oaks camp near Lockport. The McGuire family, from Joliet, return from Cleveland Tennessee. Hulbert and Berta families host visits in Channahon and Sun Day. Reid visits Grand Junction after ill brother Alexander Reid. Batson and Reay families host Amboy and Gardner guests. Camp attendees include Mudd Decker Hickman Jerus near Bloomington. Burress vacationing three months in Switzerland. Wellner and Mill visit Gaddo family. Pope and Rossio join Girl Scout trip to Chicago Riverside Park.
In a vivid profile, Sophia Loren is hailed as a living bonfire with a shifting, expressive face. She speaks of work, desire for holidays, and acting as instinctive joy, contrasting with the famed frozen look seen in American women.
The text notes that at age 22, surveyor George Washington began the idea leading to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. It frames Washington as the originator of the project concept during his youth.
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