Pink Bermudian Beaches From Rose Shell Fragments
Pink beaches in Bermuda derive from small rose colored shell slivers washing ashore and mixing with the sand.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
5
Pink beaches in Bermuda derive from small rose colored shell slivers washing ashore and mixing with the sand.
Governor remarks continue as the Schwabens and Slovaks meet at 6 30 p m on July 16. A July 17 baseball tournament features Morris vs Wilmington and Coal City vs South Wilmington. Bocci ball exhibitions include players from La Salle Ottawa Standard Mark Spring Valley and others with nightly free dancing.
Miss Freda Troxel, 68, of 222 West Benton Street, died at 3 p m Tuesday in Morris hospital. She was born March 29, 1892 in Nettle Creek township and survived by three brothers and one sister. Funeral services Friday at 2 p m in the Davis chapel with burial in Evergreen cemetery. memorial gifts to cancer fund.
Anton M Neitzer 81 died at home in Braceville Tuesday. Funeral 9:15 a m from Reeves Funeral Home Coal City to Assumption Church Coal City 9:30 a m with Rev George Flynn. Burial Braceville Gardner Cemetery. Survived by daughter Gertrude Konrath Chicago son Steven J Chicago 13 grandchildren eight great grandchildren.
Reynold Turner Morris was ticketed by Officer Donald Ward for a stop sign violation. Turner appeared before Justice Chester P. Winsor and paid a fine of five dollars plus costs.
A plan to send four billion dollars in federal taxes for another year advances before the Senate shelves it back to committee. A bill to rewrite player draft rules for organized baseball and grant limited antitrust exemptions for baseball and three other pro team sports is also sent back, as Democratic leaders weigh several key bills amid political shifts.
The Rules Committee led by Rep. Howard W. Smith remains entangled over the housing bill and other measures. It also controls stalled federal school aid and potential health care for the aged legislation, influencing passage.
The report notes that speed was not always vital in electronic devices and mentions the Soviets developing highly advanced electronic computers. It also explains Sarmatia as an ancient name for Poland.
John Pronckiewitch 82 of 1121 Grant St. dies at Morris hospital after several days as a patient. He was born in Lithuania and came to Morris in 1902. Survived by wife Louise and daughter Christine Knudson. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church with rosary Friday night and burial at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
Funeral services for 56 year old William Ehrmann who died on Saturday in Chicago were conducted at 2 p m in the Davis Funeral chapel with Rev Harold M Kelley officiating. Arvid Johnson was soloist accompanied by Mrs Ruth Hussey. Pallbearers included Arthur Patmore James Dixon Thomas Dodge Ralph Lee William Cheshareck and Robert Brooks. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery.
Mrs Viola Jones of St Charles wife of Harry Jones Jr formerly of Morris died Tuesday in Delnar Hospital. Funeral services will be conducted at Yars Funeral Home St Charles Thursday at 1:30 p.m.
The piece argues Khrushchev faced pressure to restrain relaxation and social change while pursuing a planned economy that prizes mass production over quality. It suggests a rising middle class in the USSR challenges dogma and could force policy shifts, with quality confined to elite sectors and political aims driving heavy industry.
Mrs. Jesse Lilis Trickler 61 of Braceville died at home Tuesday after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be Saturday at Braceville Methodist Church with Rev. Jerald Barnhart officiating. Burial in Braceville Gardner. Born August 17 1898 in Bristow Nebraska she lived in Braceville 18 years. Survived by husband Leo three daughters Gladys Moore Pearl McCoy Geneva Wren mother Mrs Joseph Johns seven brothers two sisters and seven grandchildren. Preceded in death by father August Lihs and one brother.
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