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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
4
A column advises wives on behaviors that damage marriage by belittling husbands. It lists actions to undermine a spouse’s ego, withhold shared interests, control finances, create jealousy, and a poor home life. The piece cautions that endured dissatisfaction can lead to divorce.
Grundy ASC announces ballots mailed June 24 to all eligible voters for the 1961 AS C Community Committee election. Voters may select five of ten nominees per township and return by July 5. tabulation will occur July 7 by a three member Tabulation committee.
Crossword style clues list with numbered across and down hints spanning topics from plants and prefixes to foods and Greek myth figures. Entries include 27 Oriental plants 29 Impedimous 32 Hoax 34 Blower 36 Dinner course 37 Electrical unit and more with several thematic wordplay clues.
Major Joseph M. Mattson of Morris led a staff role at Fort Leavenworth as 203 Army Reserve Officers completed five years of defense study. Graduates from 33 states finished a two week final phase at the Army Command and General Staff college through the Reserve Associate Command and General Staff course.
Each land owner and operator to choose the men to represent their respective townships in the administration of the A.S.C. program for the coming year.
Grain prices fell on four of five days, with most contracts down one to two cents a bushel. Only July soybeans showed a minor gain amid markets cautious after a midweek hailstorm. Corn and soybeans remained behind pace with delayed planting and weather damage feared, while oats strengthened on cooler conditions. Wheat edged lower as harvest progressed and hedge selling increased.
Harold Whiteside of Joliet details that no changes to Social Security are set to become law this year. He notes letters and calls surge when benefit changes are proposed, but no payment increases are under consideration now.
Charles McClard of Morris was charged by Officer George Hoge with speeding 50 mph in a 25 mph zone on Liberty Street. He appeared in Justice Chester P. Winsor’s court and paid a $25 fine plus costs.
In Labelle Florida a dare led schoolboys to flip bee hives as a dangerous game. Police described bees pursuing the culprits and some were stung. County Judge R M Harris warned of harsher punishment if the activity continued, and participants agreed to quit.
The committee has made its recommendations and the final passage is expected after further debate and changes, likely just before Congress adjourns. No names or dates are specified in the readable text.
The industry overview shows automobiles maintaining strong production while steel slides. Output totals rise with Ford leading gains. steel runs at 61 percent capacity with a downtrend expected in July. Retail trade improves aided by Father’s Day, while wage and price indicators show modest gains and broad health coverage.
One year ago Mr and Mrs Edward Malinowski welcomed a daughter in Morris hospital yesterday. Two Grundy County youths Mary Ann Sanford and Bill Caisley earned Red Cross Water Safety Instruction at Nowell pool Joliet. Miss Kay Louch wed Fay Clover June 13 at Gardner. Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Leslie Peacock marked 25 years of marriage with a home celebration. Announcement of the engagement of Miss Alice Mae Kindelspire to Dean Jacobson both of Morris. Samuel R Johnson bought the 80 acre farm estate of the late John Lohan. Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs Elmer Morris welcomed a daughter in Morris hospital yesterday. Helen Sharp’s birthday was celebrated by Camp Fire Girls at Bartell Villa near Wauconda. Mrs Adolph Sievers hosted a farewell for Mrs W C Jensen and children. Thirty years ago Sunday 40 airplanes competed in an air circus at the new airport. Miss Marjorie Walker attended a picnic for her birthday anniversary. Bud Lynes and Myron Taylor started a roller skating business opening in Dwight.
Miss Carol Marie Anderson of Morton Grove and Grant G. Pritchert of Aurora were wed by Justice Hosea F. Johnson at his home Wednesday at 5 pm with Mrs. Gene Little and Mrs. Johnson as witnesses. A second item notes a picnic planned for noon Wednesday in Goold Park Morris with two covered dishes per family and entertainment coordinated by Mrs. Burnette DeGrush and Mrs. Howard Leach. Briefs mention Miss Sharon Cerutti receiving the FHA state degree in Springfield and Mrs. Burnette Isham hosting the Fannie Brooks unit of the Home Bureau at 8 pm Wednesday.
Primetime schedule highlights tonight at 6 includes weather outlook and local programming. Listings show channel 6 air times and brief program notes for the evening lineup.
A dense lineup lists programs and times ranging from Magic Carpet to Late Show. Notable items include News segments with John Daly Frank Reynolds and Eisenhower references, plus theater, sports, and variety shows scheduled across late-night hours.
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