Verona couple announces September wedding for Cathy Lynn Bell
Mr and Mrs Robert Bell of Verona announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Cathy Lynn to Ruben Villarreal son of Mr and Mrs Inez Villarreal of Verona The ceremony will be at 6 pm on Sept 30 at Verona United Methodist Church with a reception at Eagles Hall Morris Cathy Lynn is a 1978 graduate of Mazon Verona Kinsman High School Ruben Villarreal works at Sponge Cushion Morris Invitations will be sent and all friends and relatives are invited
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Robert Bell
Verona
Cathy Lynn
Ruben Villarreal
Inez Villarreal
Eagles Hall
Morris
Mazon-Verona- Kinsman High School
Delta Kappa Gamma Convention Attendees from Morris
Delta Kappa Gamma Society International held a July convention at the Conrad Hilton in Chicago. Omicron Chapter members from Morris included Elizabeth Cummings and fellow officers and chairmen who provided gifts, helped assemble centerpieces, served as hostesses at luncheons and banquets, and staffed hospitality areas and events.
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Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
Conrad Hilton
Chicago
Omicron
Morris
Elizabeth Cummings
Violet Johnston
Margaret Bednarik
Maye Sebby
Helen Hoffman
Lorraine Torkelson
Pam Sanders
Florence Gobert
Mary Jane Moss
Marie Rasmussen
Martha Slyter
Carolyne Hamann
Virginia Carper
Lillias K. Walker
Margaret Bybee
Mini
Baby showers and speakers mark community events
A baby shower at Mrs Dennis Neary’s home honored Mrs Debbie Miller with a pink blue corsage. Co host was Mrs Mike Johnson. Prizes went to Mrs Sue Waters and Miss Nancy Johnson. A cake adorned with rattles and booties was served to 14 guests. Nancy Dickerson spoke at the Presidents Dinner, while Dr Ruth Bacon addressed International Night. Beloit College president Dr Martha Peterson spoke at the Delta Kappa Gamma Birthday Luncheon. Ellen Moers received the Educator’s Award. Nadine Ewing presided as international president at the convention. Parents Without Partners will meet at Jimenez Hall in Rockdale with an 8 30 p m meeting and a talk on child support.
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Dennis
Cathy) Neary
Orville
Debbie) Miller
Mike
Cynthia) Johnson
Miller
Sue Waters
Nancy Johnson
Miss Johnson
Nancy Dickerson
Washington, D.C
Ruth Bacon
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Hawaii
Martha Peterson
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Delta Kappa Gamma
Ellen Moers
Society
Parents Without Partners, Inc
Jimenez Hall
Stillwell and
Moon Ave
Rockdale
Paul Brekich
Easy and relaxed Liz Claiborne fashion mix
Designer Liz Claiborne emphasizes a fun approach to sportswear and daily work life. Born in Brussels and raised in New Orleans and Baltimore, she built a casual, affordable line under $100. She blends color, comfort, and practicality while running her business and maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle.
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New York
NEA
Liz Claiborne
Brussels
New Orleans
New Jersey
Baltimore
Tina Leser
Seventh Avenue
Youth Guild
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dollar needed in 1978 to buy what 60 cents did in 1970
The Conference Board notes prices rose 56 percent from 1970 to 1977 and are expected to climb about 6 percent in 1978. A dollar in 1978 would buy what sixty cents bought in 1970, reflecting ongoing inflation and cost of living shifts.
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Conference Board
Morris couple wed at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Diana Lynn Mettille and Duane Lee Thompson united in marriage at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church Morris on July 22 with Rev. Hinderaker officiating. The ceremony featured a blue green yellow and peach flower altar, organ music by Elaine Anderson, and a bride in white satin lace trimmed gown. The reception followed in the fellowship hall and a wedding trip to Wisconsin Dells. The couple will reside at 505 E Jefferson St. The bride and groom are both Morris Community High School graduates and employed in Aurora.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Morris
Diana Lynn Mettille
Duane Lee Thompson
Hinderaker
Elaine Anderson
Newark
Irene Paulsen
Gerald Mettille
William St
Duane Thompson
Wauponsee St
Mettille
Lynnda Paulson
Darlene Mettille
Debbie Mettille
Lorraine Thompson
Doug LaVarier
Lincoln St
Steven Ward
Kiersted St
Jimmy Tondini
Red and Gun Club Road
Dennis Thompson
James Benson
2Nd Ave
Mark Yard
Lisbon St
Fellowship Hall
Joyce Zweeres
Sherri Tondini
Barb Tondini
Linda Shannon
Genevieve Yard
Vickie Karlin
Wisconsin Dells
E. Jefferson St
Morris Community High School
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
MCHS
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Aurora
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed Namely
Admitted patients include Miss Tris Christensen Miss Linda Hodges Miss Julia Grawley Mrs George Rose and several others with addresses in Joliet Wilmington Braceville Channahon Minooka and Shorewood. Dismissals list Mrs Roel Cortez and baby boy Mrs Philip Derby Mrs Mary Walker Jame Federo and others at various Joliet Braceville and Newark addresses.
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Tris Christensen
N. Prairi Lane
James Yard
Lisbo St
Linda Hodges
Coa City
Julia Grawley Minooka
George Rose Braceville
Henry Marshall
Channahon
Leo Painter
Braidwood
Charles Adlington
Curt Ekholm
Wilmington
Floyd Slater
Seneca
Mark Daggett
North St
Erma Todd
E. Washington St
Roel Cortez
Baby Boy
E. Main St
Philip Derby
George St
Mary Walker
Price St
Jame Federo
Joliet
Roy Gianotti
Newark
Lewis Girot
Braceville
Olga Jensen
Gardner
Charles Rickels
Verona
Russell Wiles
Shorewood
Women’s Relief Corps Meet at Eagles Hall
Seventeen members and officers gathered Tuesday at Eagles Hall. Anna Mae Wheeler led the meeting, Rose Doyle read the 101st Psalm, and all recited the Lord’s Prayer and pledged to the flag. Birthday cake and ice cream were served by Mrs. Dowe and Miss Wheeler, followed by prize games won by Bertha White and Josephine Eleopoulus.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Eagles Hall
Anna Mae Wheeler
Rose Doyle
Dowe
Miss Wheeler
Bertha White
Josephine Eleopoulus
Coal City Residents Named in Legal Notices
Curtis Shepherd and Patricia Kinzler of Coal City, Daniel Altiery of Coal City, and Rita Wright of Joliet are listed in the public notice. The document references residents involved in a pending matter in the regional jurisdiction.
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Curtis Shepherd
Patricia Kinzler
Coal City
Daniel Altiery
Rita Wright
Joliet
Stitchin Time Knit Dress Tips and Blocking Advice
Stitchin Time offers advice on fall fashion and knitting a sporty or elegant drawstring waist dress. Tips cover maintaining a trim figure, using specific yarns and tools, and instructions for blocking wool garments with careful steam and pinning to finish seams flat. Readers are invited to request leaflet S505 by sending 50 cents and contact details to the provided New York address.
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Bear Brand
Feisher
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Judy Love
C.B
Chicago
Howland Family Reunion Held at Renfew Park Dwight
The fifth Howland reunion gathered about fifty relatives and friends at Renfew Park in Dwight. Roger Olson of Morris was elected the new treasurer for the association.
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Renfew Park
Dwight
Roger Olson
Morris
Bethlehem Lutheran Brotherhood Meeting With Rev Curtin
The Bethlehem Lutheran Brotherhood gathers Monday at 6 30 p m in the fellowship hall with guest speaker the Rev James Curtin of Downers Grove.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Brotherhood
Fellowship Hall
James Curtin
Downers Grove
Scots Embrace Haggis As Favorite Dish
The Scots favor haggis as a traditional delicacy, a hearty combination of minced meats oats and spices simmered within a sheep’s stomach lining.
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Morris Daily Herald
Iva Jean Voelcker
Cathy Lynn Bell
Delta Kappa Convention
Nadine Ewing
Stockholm
Sweden
Julius Caesar
By Ellie Grossman
Europe
Kate
Liz Clairborne
Morris Dry Cleaners
Modern Dance Center
W. Washington
Am. Legion Bldg
Janet Piotrowski
Hospital News
Howland Reunion
Fabric Center
Liberty
Cash & Cong
the Colournd Bouquet Shop
Walt Disney
CAI Harri Ale
ARK Hamill
Rrie Fisher
Ford Guinness
Ventura
Hancock
East ST
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