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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1968

Page

2

New Type of Nurse Will Aid As Family Health Counselor

Federal health planners describe a new nurse breed trained five to six years to serve as family health counselors. Working under physicians, they will handle many initial health contacts, visit homes, and refer complex cases to doctors. Two pilot programs show independent, expanded nurse roles in pediatric care and rural family health through mobile units.

Washington Leonard D. Fenninger Federal Health Manpower Programs University of Colorado Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee Alabama Mobile

Lunch Menu At MCHS Week Of Sept 9 13

Week of September 9 to 13 at MCHS offers daily options including meals with orange juice ham and cheese sandwiches baked steak barbecue on a bun hamburger tuna salad or peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Each day includes milk and sides such as mashed potatoes corn peas carrots potato salad and Jell O or fruit.

Coal City groups schedule meetings and notices

American Legion Auxiliary meets 7 30 p m Monday in the Legion Post Home with Ruth Auten to install officers. White Star Chapter CBS meets 7 30 p m in Braidwood Masonic Temple. Assumption School Mothers Club meets 8 p m Tuesday in the school hall. Coal City Junior Woman's Club meets 6 30 p m Wednesday in the endeavor room of the Presbyterian Church for a potluck. WSCS meets 9 15 a m Wednesday in the Educational Building of the Methodist Church. Hospitalized Martin Marsaglia is a patient at Hines VA Hospital. Pvt Tom Collier graduated from AIT at Ft Leonard Wood and is now at Ft Knox attending wheel and track school. New addresses for Sgt James W Martis and Pvt John Schimandle. Assembly Wiring Association in Coal City closed Sept 1. workers to transfer to Assemblies or Kord Co in Mazon or J E Messenger Co in Joliet.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Post Ruth Auten White Star Chapter CBS Braidwood Masonic Temple Assumption School Mothers’ Club Coal City Endeavor Presbyterian Church WSCS Methodist Church Tom Collier AIT Ft. Leonard Wood Armored Division Ft. Knox James W. Martis Daisy Ave Lodi Calif John Schimandle Ridgeway Dr Columbus Assembly Wiring Association HBG Corp Assemblies Kord Co Mazon J. E. Messenger Co Joliet

Running Strong: 86-Year-Old Moorehead Keeps Moving in Exchange

James H. Moorehead, 86, the oldest runner for the Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Stock Exchange, carries stock certificates between brokerage houses. He says a doctor's clearance for exercise inspired him to return to work and stay active.

Philadelphia James H. Moorehead Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange Exchange

Brasilia Becomes Brazil's Capital Replacing Rio in 1960

The city of Brasilia replaced Rio de Janeiro as Brazil's capital in 1960 marking a historic shift in national administration and urban planning. The move centralized government in a purpose built capital designed to showcase modernist growth and regional development.

Brasilia Rio de Janeiro Brazil

Priest Writes Book on New Outlook

NEW YORK AP Three years ago Father Joseph Pintauro led Mass in Brooklyn and later wrote TV commercials before publishing To Believe in God now selling quickly. The 37 year old priest left parish duties Aug 16 1966 amid Vatican II changes to explore secular life and write about human love and faith.

New York Joseph Pintauro Brooklyn Fifth Avenue Father Pintauro Manhattan East Side Sydney Australia Pintauro John XXIII

Cleaning advice column stains and garment care tips

Dear readers, a reader asks about removing a brown stain from a white dress after a flame incident. The column provides stain removal steps using sodium perborate, peroxide, and rinsing, plus tips for permanent press fabrics and presoak formulas.

Mrs. White

World Wheat Varieties Highlight Global Agriculture

The article notes thousands of wheat varieties grown worldwide highlighting biodiversity in global agriculture. It discusses adaptation to climates, potential yields, and the importance of maintaining genetic diversity for food security.

Two Parking Lot Accidents Reported in Morris

Police report two Friday afternoon parking lot crashes in Morris. At 3:45 p.m. in Morris Community High School lot, Joanne Westfall backed into Leonard Butler’s car causing rear damage. At 4:00 p.m. in Bedford Plaza, an unknown vehicle hit Evelyn Thomas’s 1968 Chrysler causing dent and paint creases.

Morris William Strum Morris’ Community High School Joanne Westfall Glenwood Drive Leonard Butler North St Butler Strum Bedford Plaza Evelyn Thomas W. Main St Gordon Gregg Chrysler

Husband Held on Disorderly Conduct Charge

Robert Doss of rural route five is held in the county jail on a disorderly conduct complaint filed by his wife Carol. The Morris police report states he used foul language and threatened to harm her.

Robert Doss Rte. 5 Carol Morris Doss

Worker Killed While Cutting Woods Along U S 150

Phillip L. Panson 67 of East Peoria was struck and killed by a car Friday while cutting woods along U S 150 with a hand mower. He worked for the State Highway Department.

Peoria, Ill Phillip L. Panson East Peoria U.S. 150 State Highway Department

Fisherman Fends Off 20-Pound Steenbras at Walvis Bay

AP report says Hennie Venter was swimming at Walvis Bay when a 20-pound steenbras bit him in six feet of water. He punched the fish, dragged it ashore, and presented it to a hotel where it fed the full guest quota.

Walvis Bay South West Africa Hennie Venter Venter

Mazon Notes Bazaar Date Set

Mrs. William Lynch hosted the WSCS meeting with Mrs. Fred Foster assisting. Devotions by Mrs. Donald McCormick and a lesson by Mrs. Joe Wilkinson. Oct 17 set for bazaar and luncheon. WSCS District meeting Sept 24 in Pontiac announced. Refreshments by hostesses. Miss Mary Lynch attended.

William Lynch WSCS United Methodist Church Fred Foster Donald McCormick Joe Wilkinson William Mount Vernie Small Lee Pontiac Mary Lynch

Massachusetts House sets flag pledge at State House

The Massachusetts House adopted a resolution ordering the American and state flags flown at the State House day and night until the war in Vietnam ends.

Boston Massachusetts House State House Vietnam

Gulf Stream name tied to Gulf of Mexico myth

The Gulf Stream earned its name from a mistaken belief that its warm water flows from the Gulf of Mexico. In reality the current begins in the Caribbean and Gulf water contributes only a small amount.

Gulf Stream Gulf of Mexico Gulf Caribbean

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Morris Dry Court House MCHS Egyptian Trotting Association Quinella Halsted St Homewood Coal City Notes Martin Marsaglia Hines Veterans’ Administration Hospital Hines, Il Paul Cable Optometrist E. Jefferson Priest New Outlook Susan Everly Associated Press Greenwich Village V. W Miracle White Company West Fullerton Avenue Chicago Illinois Redfern Appliance Liberty St Woman’s Fellowship United Church of Christ Arthur Tredinnick Lloyd Travers S. B. Oberholtzer E. B. Gardner Loyal Reader Robert Hampton Wilbur Fisher Fred Grieff Beatrice Mainey Elmer Clark Lucille McCormick John Gilchrist Old Vfw Morris Theatre E.R. Funk State Farm Life Aubrey Shenefiel State Farm State Farm Insurance Companies Bloomington Prairie Lake Lodge Marseilles Morris Daily Herald Morris, Ill Brighton THE
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