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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1961
Page
4
A 15-year-old discusses choosing between divorced parents and a new school while coping with family conflict. A 23-year-old seeks to resume dating a former partner with maturity. A visually impaired man asks why begging is illegal. guidance points to support organizations. The column closes with a tease to send problems to Ann Landers.
The reader notes Aneaver to Previous Puzzle 35 Old womanish 36 Girl's name 5 Networks 47 Bi for a crossword grid update. The entry hints suggest connecting clues across puzzle sections and glossary terms to complete a themed round.
Kayla Nichol Cheryll Simms and Beverly Smolik will spend next week at Methodist camp Lake Bloomington. Locally Mr and Mrs Harry Land ers Miss Laura Perry Dwight Mr and Mrs Frank Hytha and William Cervenka of Wilmington visited Mrs Harold Meiers recently. Mrs Andrew Sharp and son Gary Ind visiting Frank Domagala and son. Miss Donna Constantine was guest of Carol Leiter man in Chicago where they ushered at Shubert theater. Mrs Ivan Reike returned to Peoria after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C J Ciluffo. Mr and Mrs Ronald Torz and son attended Leach reunion in Mazon recently. Mr and Mrs Forest De Weese Saunemin were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ronald Torz. Mr and Mrs William English and son Glen Ellyn visited Mrs John English and daughter Monday.
A humor filled column notes long term trends in aging populations with many curiosities. It highlights doubling elderly numbers by mid century, more women living longer yet with more illness, rising car ownership, odd laws, and trivia from Socrates to blue whales.
Ruth Millett argues that rest, not complicated beauty routines, best makes a woman look rested. She critiques endless “how to look tired” articles and praises a beauty expert who promotes taking a real, restorative nap.
Chicago truck driver Matthew M. De Forest, a former Marine, is among 15 corps enlistees to train for farm and village development in Colombia. Training begins June 26 at Rutgers University New Brunswick with De Forest expressing readiness for hard living and low pay as a life goal.
Sullivan residents host relatives from Macon Georgia and Chicago. Mr and Mrs William McKown and Russell stay longer with R Y McIntyres. Miss Mabel Lewis visits from Chicago for summer at home with Anna Daggett returning to Chicago.
This column explains which contracts in Illinois must be in writing and signed such as land sales, promises over a year, and high value personal property above $500. It notes oral contracts can be enforceable if parties perform, but writing reduces fraud and disputes, and cautions readers to consult an attorney for legal matters.
Local lineup features science fiction and news blocks at 6 and 5 pm with 11:50 pm as late hour. Notable programs include Perry Mason Lawrance Welk Deputy Gunsmoke and boxing bouts with wrestling and late news rounds. Dramatic courtroom film Eichmann Trial airs near midnight followed by late night talk and forum.
Tass reported a gold nugget weighing 14150 grams more than 31 pounds found in a northwest Siberia gold field. At 35 dollars per troy ounce, the nugget is worth about 16000 dollars.
One year ago Mr and Mrs James Button welcomed a daughter born at Morris hospital. Elaine Larson attended a pre nuptial shower at Mrs Ervin Larson s home in rural Morris. Diana Williams and Paul Burkhardt wed at Mazon Congregational Church.
Mrs. George Philips and daughter Dwight visited the Daniel Saltsmans in Plattville. Bert Hauge and Arthur Hauge, Morris, visited John Jorstad family in Orland Park. Sandra Blackman from Maron visits Julie Howell. Mrs. Wiley Loveless attended Rock River conference in Evanston. Mrs. Philip Eichling to host Matrons club June 29. Edna Hester and Mabel Van Slyke attended funeral of Wendell Tallmadge in Prairie du Chien Wis. A J Nauman and LeRoy Nauman visited Leo Nauman last Sunday.
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