06 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Pontiac Daily Leader
Location
Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
1
Nancy and David reconcile then plan a secret Thursday marriage amid pressure from Rhoda Bascomb and Cornish. David debates surgery and loyalty as Nancy wrestles with love, desire, and impending social consequences. The moment appears dramatic but uncertain as the pair weigh their future together.
Nagging backache headache and bladder irritation disrupt sleep. Doan's Pills relieve pain quickly then ease bladder irritation with mild diuretic action for peaceful nights and renewed energy. Large size recommended. decades of trusted relief advertised.
Marilyn Schmidt and Richard Todd were married February 24 at the home of the bride’s parents in rural Forrest. The Rev. E N Wisely officiated. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown with lace bodice and scalloped neckline. They will reside in Pontiac where Todd is employed at Harry’s Phillips 66 station.
The Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Ted Hogelson's home with 16 members attending. Mrs. Arnold Carls presided, and Mrs. James Swartz spoke on ballet covering its origins and the five basic steps. Drama was discussed by Mrs. Delbert Alltop and Mrs. Brice Tibbs with demonstrations on expressions. The meeting included reports, rummage sale plans, Founders Day dinner arrangements, and a May baskets project for Salem Children's Home.
A fragmented dramatic exchange unfolds between two lovers as they discuss licensing in New York, a secret plan, and a looming July departure. He offers devotion while she weighs a future that may hinge on a strict deadline and uncertain support after her training. (To Be Continued)
Eleven members and four guests attended the Es men Willing Workers 4H Club meeting at the home of Mrs. James Dixon Jr Patricia Legner presided and led the group in the pledges. A letter announced a Graymont Hustlers hop at Central School gym March 2. Members formed a program committee with Sandra Highland and Diane Sandstrom. Donna Wieh e was welcomed as a new member, total members now 12.
Charles F. Carpentier warns motorists about backing up on toll roads and expressways. He explains backing is illegal, dangerous, and requires careful use of exits to protect cars and pedestrians. A user’s confusion on the new expressway caused a southbound jam before police intervened.
Livingston County farmers should be conservative in planning fertilizer and plant population for corn as soil moisture runs very low. Paul T. Wilson, farm adviser, cautioned that unless subsoil moisture improves, recommended plants per acre are 16,000-18,000 on better soils, 14,000-16,000 on average soils, and a maximum of 14,000 on low capacity soils.
Baghdad reports a new quota system allocating imported station wagons to individual dealers. The measure aims to regulate imports and distribute vehicles among competing outlets.
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