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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1966

Page

2

Charge Teenager With Beating SAVANNA IL

A youth, not named, is held in a robbery and beating of a woman in Savanna Illinois. Police say he fled from a state youth camp four miles from Savanna and was arrested Wednesday in Sabula Iowa on a Milwaukee Road train bound for Omaha. The victim Mrs Irwin Shrake suffered severe bruises and cuts and was robbed of 100 dollars four watches and husband’s clothing. All items except 31 dollars were recovered after the arrest.

Savanna, Ill Sabula Iowa Irwin Shrake Illinois Reform School Savanna

Such opposites as flank steak and dates are easiest to slice

The note observes that flank steak and dates are simplest to cut when frozen, implying a practical tip for processing both meat and dried fruit. The remark contrasts two foods to highlight a shared technique.

New Books at Morris Library

New volumes include To The Great Ocean by Harmon Tupper and A Book of Comfort by Elizabeth Goudge. Hovering Over Baja by Erle Stanley Gardner, Swing Easy Hit Hard by Julius Boros, and The Battle for Stalingrad by Marshal Vasili Chuikov headline a selection of travel, sports, and war reminiscences with illustrations and descriptive summaries. Library hours listed. Thursday and Sunday closures noted.

Harmon Tupper Siberia Ural Mountains Pacific Elizabeth Goudge Baja Erle Stanley Gardner California Mr. Gardner Julius Boros Stalingrad Vasili Chuikov Russia

Hidden Memory Power and Quilting Hobby Guides Featured

A wartime era publication outlines How to Cash in on Your Hidden Memory Power by William Hersey and Quilting as a Hobby by Dorothy Brightill. The memory system promises efficiency and life satisfaction while the quilting guide offers step by step instructions with illustrations to produce high quality results and preserve early 20th century handicraft.

William Hersey Dorothy Brighthill

Realism Takes Center Stage at Bellingham Arts Festival

In Bellingham Washington this weekend the Arts and Crafts Festival showcases realism over op and pop. Festival chairwoman Mrs Garth Tisdale of the Whatcom County Art Guild calls the group a two year old effort to promote realistic painting and rebuke misunderstood modern art.

Bellingham Wash Garth Tisdale Whatcom County

Work Day Planned at Seneca First Methodist Church

A work day at 9 a.m. on July 9 at the First Methodist Church in Seneca, led by Ottis Virgo, seeks painters and repairmen. At a recent trustees meeting, Howard Nickerson was elected chairman, Charles Coffman vice president, and Herbert Lindsay secretary. Briefs note Mrs Patsy Evans and her Streator-born daughter visited Mrs John Stevens Sunday.

Methodist Church News Seneca First Methodist Ottis Virgo Howard Nickerson Charles Coffman Herbert Lindsay Patsy Evans Streator John Stevens

Accident damages two vehicles in National Tea lot

At 4 45 p m Wednesday a minor collision in the National Tea store parking lot on Washington Street damaged two cars. Thomas C Hanrahan 47 of 224 Pleasant Street suffered rear fender and bumper damage when hit by Russell W Gunderson 16 of Route 4 who was backing from a space. Gundersons bumper also damaged. City Policeman J Gretencord investigated.

National Tea Store Washington St Thomas C. Hanrahan Pleasant St Russell W. Gunderson Rte. 4 Gunderson

Us Tareyton smokers fight to switch

A vintage cigarette slogan emphasizes loyalty to Tareyton over switching brands. The tag line suggests smokers would rather endure a battle than change to another product.

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