13 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Pontiac Daily Leader
Location
Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
1
In a tense office scene Nancy faces Nurse Hanniman as Dr Thorne spins a detailed account of their night together. He claims they dined, watched a sunset, and visited a patient, presenting a convincing narrative to justify Nancy’s absence from the hospital.
Saunemin Mrs William Stevenson reports visitors from Peoria as Al Smith and family call on E R Smiths. Mrs Susie Kelley travels to her daughter's home Esther Sodini. Johnson Diemer and Alvin dine with Irvin Shrof in Forrest for a baptism celebration. Junior Johnson visits from University of Illinois. Girl Scout week kicks off PTA meeting with a flag ceremony. Brownies include second and third graders under PTA sponsorship. Merkins move to Am boy. Branz and John go to Chicago for a funeral. Van Doren of Elmhurst visits Pontiac and Saunemin on business. Mike Fox of Chatsworth dines with the Stevenson home. Margaret Fox visits for the weekend.
Thorne praises Nancy for her tireless night work while Nancy and Miss Hanniman discuss medical ethics. Nancy insists the nurse avoided revealing patient details, and Thorne jokes about her prudence as the scene hints at a continued medical drama.
Mr and Mrs Charles Fraher and Mr and Mrs William Baker spent Thursday in Chicago for the boat show. Grace Hoover of Pontiac was a Sunday visitor with her daughter and family, the Harrold Bull household. Monie Fieldcamp returned home from a winter in Weslaca Texas.
Flanagan Woman's Club hosts a Bloomington workshop at the YWCA. Lions Club prepares a Thursday Main Street sale to fund summer recreation. St John Lutheran guests to Pontiac Brotherhood event March 18. Flanagan Girl Scouts canvass town for cookies during National Girl Scout Week. Christian Woman's Fellowship hosts an afternoon meeting with 11 members.
Announcement describes a Chain of Prayer from 6 a.m. April 6 to 6 a.m. Sunday with devotions led by Mrs R B Meils. Mrs William Crawford spoke on Korea and Taiwan while lunch was provided by hostess Mrs Mabel Tesch.
A rebel general first used the phrase fifth column during the Spanish Civil War to describe Fascist agents operating within Loyalist Madrid between 1936 and 1939.
Estate of Donald E. Morris deceased in Livingston County Illinois sets May 6 1963 as claim date with filing allowed before then without summons William R Weber Administrator S F Dolgin Attorney Weber Building Fairbury Illinois text notes about television ownership follows.
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