08 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Pontiac Daily Leader
Location
Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1962
Page
1
Short excerpt follows Amy Bannerman and her controlling mother Mrs Bannerman. The narrator recalls Miss Amy Bannerman as tiny and sensible while Mrs Bannerman is loud and possessive even in old age. A moment shows Mrs Bannerman in the kitchen and the narrator notes the contrast in habits and priorities.
In the Pontiac Daily Leader a scene unfolds as Miss Amy and her sister become tangled in family tensions. A loaded attic, a red sweater, and warnings of danger culminate in a fatal gunshot that leaves Miss Amy and Mrs. Waggoner linked to a deadly night.
Graymont Illinois reports a string of social visits and hospitality. Rev Charles Williams and family from Belleville toured en route to Milwaukee and stayed with Lyle Leach, with dine and visit stops including Mrs Fawn Johnson, Mrs Emma Burcky, and Mrs Albert Baker. Additional guests included Mr and Mrs A C Bunting of Waterloo, and numerous local families visiting or hosting in Graymont and nearby towns.
Dorothy A. Duffy twenty one aged 19 of 501 Indiana Ave was scheduled to appear in police court today on a speeding charge. She was issued a speeding ticket by city police at 740 p m Tuesday.
Saunemin native Rev. Glen G. Weber, assistant editor of Our Sunday Visitor, received a master of arts in education with guidance and counseling from Northern Michigan College. He serves as pastor of St. Marys Church Big Bay and directs counseling at Bishop Central High School Marquette. Weber, ordained 1953 for the Diocese of Marquette, has long been active in Newman Club work and evening classes at Northern Michigan College. Tobacco is grown in 21 states by about 800000 farm families.
T Sgt Edwin T Joerges, local recruiter, said an effort is being made to procure 2000 men from the midwest during August for Air Force training. The program offers careers in over 450 fields and opportunities for advancement.
Applicants must pass an entrance examination for the program. High school diploma preferred but not required. For questions visit the recruiting office at the courthouse Wednesdays to Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon. Call 842-1153 for details.
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