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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
5
A compact classified page lists sections including inmemoriam cards of thanks and notices for lost and found items. It catalogs various small ads such as miscellaneous requests and wanteds. The fragment hints at era style headings and columned layouts typical of local papers.
Stop in soon and test drive these like new used cars. Each vehicle shown is in tip top condition.
Mrs Maude Sarah Inge 86 native of Barry Illinois died Friday in Independence. She had been in failing health for years and was mother of playwright William Inge author of The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Bus Stop and Picnic. She had lived in Independence since 1899. Her husband Luther Inge died in 1954.
The American Museum of Natural History in New York City unveils the Hall of North American Forests featuring life sized forest exhibits reproduced from ten states.
Five youths paid fines totaling 75 dollars plus costs after two hours in jail in Morris court for soliciting without permits. Officers halted a group posing as Union Circulation Co. and targeting elderly women with alleged high pressure methods. Names included Pat Driscoll, Dorothy Quinn, Geneve Spevere, John Humphrey, and Edward H. Fox. they were ordered to leave Grundy county and headed for Streator.
George Burr of Morris was accused of assault and battery after a complaint by his wife Vera Burr. He paid a $20 fine plus costs. Miss LaVonne Peckenpaugh of Morris and Lawrence J. Nicoletti of Coal City faced disorderly conduct charges, paying $10 and $15 plus costs respectively after arrests by state troopers. The Palace Hotel in Stockholm plans a helicopter landing on its roof.
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