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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1959
Page
4
Practical pointers on strengthening marriage through appreciation, effort, and consideration. The advice covers cooking favorite dishes, prioritizing his requests, praising him, showing genuine interest in his work, and making him feel valued and lucky as a wife.
A dense lineup lists programs by channel and time from 6:00 P.M. through 1:30 A.M. including Jeffs Collie Ramar of the Jungle Boots and Saddles CBS News Special Newsreel Cavalcade Dieck Clark People Are Funny Perry Mason Polka Party Jubilee U.S.A. Perry Como Dial 999 Wanted Dead or Alive Danger Is My Business Lawrence Welk Black Saddle Brenner West Point Cimarron City Have Gun Will Travel Tugboat Annie Stories of the Century Gunsmoke O Henry Playhouse Col Flack The D A s Man Markham Divorce Court Shock Theater Badge 714 News Mrs. America Live Bowling Adventure Theater Best of CBS White Hunter Armchair Theater Charlie Chan Bengal Lancers Mystery Film Favorite Story.
Puzzle cloze style wordplay hints at cryptic clues for a Portuguese themed crossword. Across items include capital city Portugal and numbered entries such as 13 14 15 16. Down clues suggest verbs and objects like conducts and foray.
A compact reference list maps terms across categories from abundance and nature to governance and language. Entries include animal park, owner risk, revolver, cork industry, nullify, Soviet river, breach, Mozambique Portuguese Africa, and various clues for crossword style answers.
In Imperial Beach California two St Marys by the Sea Episcopal Church charity fashion show faced a stalled sound system with 300 women waiting. Police Chief Charles W McIntire arranged a Navy Ream Field sound system by dispatching a patrol car with siren and lights, allowing the show to continue.
The Morris Public Library assigns eighth grade graduates to the Adult Room with access to adult and young adult shelves. Suggested titles include Lantern in Her Hand, Lark Shall Sing, Silent World, Annapurna, A Night to Remember, Pray For a Brave Heart, And Now Tomorrow. China became a republic in 1912.
Scout Troop 65 toured Stateville prison under Asst. Scoutmaster Larry James and volunteers while Tom Brown led the visit. MYF held a 10:30 a.m. service with Reverend Burres and a full program led by Michael and Danny Cleveland. Home Bureau discussed low calorie foods. June 22 dog tying rules and stray-catch effort announced. Community projects include front-stone contract totaling 2097 dollars and a new village mower order. A breakfast fundraiser is set for June 28 at 7 a.m. at the Community building.
New York reports a surge in making music beyond listening with instrument sales sheet music and accessories projected to exceed 500 million dollars in 1959. The rise follows 1947 momentum and 1958 sales at 445 million, aided by more than 500 000 teachers and 23 000 orchestras in schools nationwide.
Bishop Mc Namara approves new rectory construction for Assumption parish. Bids will be sought after architect finalizes plans. William P Somerville of Muncy a Villanova grad works for Jones and Laughlin this summer before pursuing a master’s at Carnegie Institute of Technology. Janis Irene Somerville to enter University of Maryland for physical education.
AP writer Bob Thomas recalls early Hollywood publicity, naming Pete Smith and Leo the Lion among past stunts. He notes the shift from studio publicity offices to independent firms, lax marketing, and actors seeking respectability today.
One year back Miss Marge Manning Miss Eleanor Kuhn and Miss Agnes Pawlowski returned from a trip to Washington D C New York and Virginia. A Morris hospital birth joins Mr and Mrs Edwin Boss new daughter born June 19.
In January 1911 a violent uprising known as the Tanl vote erupts across the Philippines killing about 3,000 people. The disaster triggers international concern and prompts relief appeals.
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