14 Dec 1961
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Newspaper
Pontiac Daily Leader
Location
Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
1
Margaret learns that Byrne has two prior marriages and may face danger as Kincaid presses for truth. She fears exposure of past attachments to Philip while seeking proof and planning steps with Kincaid. They discuss Byrne, potential false arrest, and the need to check a tour book for clues.
A family expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their husband and father.
Margaret recalls a tour book while Mrs. Foale and Julio Garcia fade. Kincaid suspects Philip marries for money and kills wives. Diabetic first wife died of insulin shock, second from heart attack after rheumatic fever. Cornelia had $50,000 and recent illness. Photo hints motel locations in Arizona with palms.
Florence Gmelich was elected president of the Poentine circle of Protected Home Circle at the regular meeting Tuesday. Other officers elected include Dana Remmers vice president Delia Page guardian Julia Kindel berger secretary Pearl Bowman treasurer Dorothea Derr chaplain Opal Ellis guide Mabel Hanseman companion Harry Horseman sentinel Mary Carner watchman George Mann trustee Opal Ellis alternate delegate. A family dinner preceded the meeting. the dinner was prepared by Mrs Tracie Mossberger and Mrs Connie Blair with many assistants. Ruth Durham conducted the business meeting. An audit committee of Het tie Mann George Mann and Ruth Durham was appointed. Door prize award went to George Mann. Installation will be Jan 9 with Charles Burke from Steven Pa as installing officer.
The Cornell community reports residents returning from Peoria and traveling to Mokena. Local families host relatives, and students prepare for Christmas activities at the grade and high schools. A Chirstmas party, gift exchanges, Santa visits, and plans for the Illinois Education Association meeting are announced along with Boy Scout and club events.
The Yates Home Bureau held its Christmas meeting on December 5 at Honegger House Fairbury with 30 members and three guests. Funds from a silent auction totaled $23.65 to aid Livingston County Home.
In Cairo, observers note Syria moving away from full nationalization toward private enterprise and market-driven growth, signaling policy easing to boost investment and private sector activity amid regional pressures.
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