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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1958
Page
5
L A, 54, manages a consulting firm and plots a possible second career through cabinetmaking. He travels for business, collects rare woods, and works in a basement workshop turning bowls trays and small furniture. He views the hobby as a lasting investment and enjoys the creative challenge.
Verona notes list visits and moves among residents and relatives. Names include Roy Smith Joliet George Knibbs Lynch Mann Beattie Russell Leake Thetard McCormack Walsh and others with several weekend and visiting mentions across Illinois Iowa Nebraska and Dallas City.
Braceville. The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at the Methodist church at 1 30 p m Wednesday. Mrs MacArthur will lead devotions and Mrs Ruth Peterson and Mrs Verna Jerus will serve as hostesses.
The Pony Express began service in 1860 as the first mail route between Missouri and California and operated for about 18 months before ending.
Gardner family welcomes a daughter born June 24 at St. Joseph's in Joliet. Several residents attend a Boy Scout reservation meeting. Miss Phyllis Ann Toombs and William Peele wed in Morris and reside in Aurora. Varied visits and travels include Burley and Nickerson families in Lynchburg and Oak Lawn, and locals returning from Wichita and Chicago visits. Knights Templar members and Shrine club hosts noted along with several social visits among Morris area residents.
Felix and Ida Marketti attended the wedding of Kenneth Pritz and Carol Kilgos in Joliet Saturday night. Morris of Chicago visited family in the area over the weekend and other relatives attended local events and funerals.
Social notes from W Vienna detail funerals and family visits. John O Ott attends his sister in law’s funeral in Streator. Joseph Dirker and sons visit Ottawa. Ott hosts welcome guests from Joliet Kankakee Gardner Ottawa and Marseilles.
The text states female mosquitoes carry malaria between humans while males are harmless due to lacking a craving for human blood. It emphasizes the gender difference in disease transmission.
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