Morris Daily Herald subscription notice and delivery times
The Morris Daily Herald reports ownership by Morris Publishing Company of Morris Illinois. It lists office at 122 24 East Washington Street and notes publication every evening except Sunday. Subscriptions cost $8 a year by mail in advance, $2 per week by carrier, with delivery before six pm and instructions to notify if not received.
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Washington Street
Morris
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Playing the wrong role in life and aging actresses
Ruth Millett argues that women overdo playacting when adopting roles misaligned with age and station. Mrs B, nearly 40 with a stable home, harms her image by acting as a dangerous worldly woman, showing how changing roles with age keeps dignity and avoids ridicule.
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Mrs. B
Prince Christian Weds Australian Widow in Secret Ceremony
Prince Christian of Hesse, 71, marries 53 year old Australian widow Annie Pearl Field in a secret civil ceremony here ten days ago. The union links the German royal line with an Australian woman.
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Geneva
Prince Christian of Hesse
Annie Pearl Field
Crossword Clue Style Puzzle From Reader’s Page
Readable crossword style clues list with Across and Down hints including places names and common terms. Entries range from geographic features to emotions and objects. The puzzle mixes English words and proper nouns like cities and rivers for solver hints.
Gardner Plans Open House For 84th Birthday
Open house is set for Sunday from 2 to 4 p m at the home of Mrs Reinert Thompson to honor her 84th birthday. Refreshments will be served and local residents are invited.
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Gardner
Reinert Thompson
Pamela Christensen
Diane Provance
Cyril Webster
Ole Nortwedt
Morris
Clifford Mill
Kankakee
William Walters
Susan Cauderen
Sarah Erickson
John Erickson
Nels Erickson
Robert Cairo
Chicago
Leon P. Palermiti
Lizzie A. Hawley Club
Levi Robinson
Violet Louch
Mazon
Brian Louch
Things We Could Do Without and More Legends
A humorous column lists things to drop from modern life and includes satirical items from social foibles to long books and fashion quirks. It also contains a crossword like array of clues referencing coastal stations, deities, and common objects.
Morris Legion Installs New Officers in Morris
Morris Legion Post installs 1958 59 officers with Commander John Maunder presiding. 183 aid cases reported by service officer Irvin Day. 12th district convention announced for Morris Sunday at 2 30 PM. Delegates named for district and Chicago department conventions. Smorgasbord lunch served after meeting.
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Morris Post
American Legion
Legion
John Maunder
Legion Color Guard
Irvin Day
Morris
Dis
National Coalition
Department
Chicago
Edward Kulig
Silas Johnson
Darwin Osmonson
Ray Kopezick
Frank Kuntz
Charles Hansen Sr
Arnold
James Kriz
Arnold Peterson
Wilford
Bill) Dix
Gene Vidal
James L. Wolfe
Francis Finch
Howard Cook
Kulig
Townships Receive May Motor Fuel Tax Share in Illinois
Illinois townships and road districts were allotted 1,231,478 from motor fuel tax receipts in May. Grundy county's share totaled 33 Wap.
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Illinois
Grundy County
Carpentier Guest of Navy on Rio Trip
Illinois secretary of state Charles F. Carpentier will spend six weeks as a guest of the U.S. Navy observing a training cruise aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Ranger. He flew to Norfolk to join about 50 passengers for Caribbean and South Atlantic waters with a respite ashore in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Moline
Ill
Charles F. Carpentier
Illinois
Rio
U. S. Navy
Carpentier
Norfolk
U.S.S. Ranger
Caribbean
South Atlantic
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Plowman Discovers Old $5 Bill Cache in Michigan Farm
Maurice Sucaet found a jar with mud and a $5 bill corner while plowing in Mount Clemens Michigan on May 9. He sent the jar to the Treasury Department and was told the mud holds bills totaling $1,095. a credit for that amount will be forwarded.
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Cleme Vo, Mich
Maurice Sucaet
Succaet
Treasury Department
Sucaet
New Appraisal of U.S.-Soviet Relations Begins
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles open a fresh appraisal of U.S. Soviet ties to gauge if current talks toward a summit offer real chance of agreement. Khrushchev's tougher stance, backtracking on negotiations, and Nagy’s execution are cited as factors shaping a hardening Soviet line and Western doubts about trust.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
United States
Moscow
Krushchevy
Khrushchev
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Nagy
Free World
Russia
Tito
Yugoslavia
U. S
Time Flies Through Personal Milestones Across Years
One year ago a daughter was born at Morris hospital to Mr and Mrs Orval Claypool. Henry and wife hosted nieces Jill and Cindy Simms birthday celebrations. A marriage license issued to Jack Bueschel and Marilyne Kaiser. Ten years ago a daughter arrived at Morris hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Dolan of Mazon. Clyde and wife hosted a family dinner in Coal City for son Gibson returning from six years in the U S Navy. Twenty years ago Sherwood Nelson suffered a leg fracture after a horse kick. William Pierce studied at Urbana. Helen Johnson, nurse, visited home of George and family. Thirty years ago Grundy County bankers won the Appel cup. Sylvia Pisha and Barney Corsiatti wed in Coal City.
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Clem J. Stellano Sr
Bette
Robert E. Colombo
Juliet
Henry Colombo
Stellano
Morris Hospital
Orval Claypool
Rte. 1
Henry Smolik
Jill
Cindy Simms
Mris Hospital
Raymond Dolan
Mazon
Clyde Miller
Coal City
Gibson
U. S. Navy
Sherwood Nelson
Sidney Nelson
Saratoga Township
William Pierce
Urbana
University of Illinois
Helen Johnson
St. Joseph
George Johnson
Mazon Notes Advance Night and Bible School Close
Mazon notes review a Tuesday advance night hosted by Alvin Burkhart and others with officers including Mrs. Don McCormack as associate matron. Bible School ends with a Friday program at the Methodist church led by Rev Henry Crede and choir director Mrs. Floyd Jones, followed by an ice cream social. The item also notes Wagner’s Parsifal as the last opera about the Holy Grail search.
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Mazon
Kitty McKindley
O.E.S
Alvin Burkhart
Ivan Pfeifer
Don McCormack
Floyd Jones
Don Mair
Walter Lochbaum
Ralph Conners
Streator
Maurice Burkhart
Verona
Lois Seaborn
Marseilles
Anna van Voorst
Cabery
Marie Herman
Kankakee
Ralph Jensen
Dwight
Roger Hileman
Braidwood
George Knibbs
John Ely
Agnes Gardner
Gardner
Duane Bryant
Kenneth Pfeifer
Clyde Powers
Lester Sutton
Methodist Church
Henry Crede
Fred Foster
Erwin Lee
Russell Bilsborough
Don McCormick
Wagner
TV Tonight and Late Night Schedule Highlights
A dense broadcast listing shows hourly prime time cues from 6:00 P.M. through midnight with programs across channels 2 5 7 9 10 11. Notable items include News programs, dramas like The Jefferson Drum and The Thin Man, cartoons Bugs Bunny, Rin Tin Tin, and royalty of talk with Frank Sinatra and Huntley and Brinkley.
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TV College
Rin Tin Tin
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