09 Dec 1958
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Newspaper
Pontiac Daily Leader
Location
Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1958
Page
1
Hope and Adam, married ten years, confront hidden anger and grief after Jupiter the dog’s murder during a mountain holiday. Hope buys a puppy to comfort Adam at Christmas, hoping to ease tension as memories of fear and loss surface.
Mrs Stella Cavanagh reports several social visits as Mr Don Hunt and daughters Julie and Jennifer of Chicago stayed with Mrs Hunt's parents Mr and Mrs George Dean. Dale Jensen hosted a birthday dinner for son Cline's sixth birthday. Koopman and Garrison attended a county township officials convention in Chicago. Henry Koopman and Henry Schwerin returned from a three week California trip visiting Camp Pendleton and Dr and Mrs James Barrett. Twenty seven women of the Wal-
A pleasant scent and security mood drive Adam to bond with a new dog, Roy, a distant relative of Jupiter. Hope confesses breed uncertainties and Dan suggests a copper or terrier. Adam debates kennel names and vows to teach Roy the difference between a given name and a term.
Members spent an all day meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday. The group made 200 cancer dressings and quilted. cash donations will buy 23 Spanish Bibles for Mathis Texas. The Junior Sewing group wrapped 35 gifts for the Home for the Aged at Eureka.
Real estate transfers show multiple warranty deeds involving Mildred Bagley Christine Goodrich Frances Wildhage Mary Dunn and spouses Bank of Saunemin Emil Hendrick Co Ida Hawke and George MacMillan. Transactions cover undivided interests in various blocks and lots in Pontiac with Wing and Driving Park Additions.
In the Sangre de Cristo range of New Mexico a hill known as Palo Flechado translates to tree shot with arrows. The name originates from a Taos custom where hunters shot their remaining arrows into a tree after successful buffalo hunts.
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