Retired Teachers Meet in Grundy Kendall Chapter Picnic
Grundy and Kendall County Illinois Retired Teachers Association members met at Gould Park for an annual picnic with 19 attendees. Business was led by Mrs Dina Greyhorn. nominating chair chosen. memorial tributes paid to Mrs Clara Welch and Miss Fern Peterson. books donated to local schools in their memory. Next gathering set for Dec 1 at Sis Drive In.
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Retired Teachers Association
Grundy and Kendall County
Illinois Retired Teachers Association
Gould Park
Dina Greyhorn
Pearl Small
Winona Kennedy
Clara Welch
Fern Peterson
Good Farm School
Minooka
Sis’ Drive-In
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Women Meet Thursday
Circle Eight met in the church lounge with Mrs Harold Hougas and Mrs Henry Meyers as hosts. Devotions and Bible study were led by Mrs Ariel Anderson with Mrs Frank Walters giving the offering meditation.
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Lutheran Church
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Harold Hougas
Henry Meyers
Ariel Anderson
Frank Walters
Harper reunion set for Sunday in Goodfarm Hall
A Harper family reunion will be held this Sunday at Goodfarm Hall. Attendees are welcome to gather for memories, meals, and shared stories in the community event hosted by local organizers.
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Harper
Goodfarm, Hall
Jr Membership Named for Morris Breeder John Warriner
John Warriner of Morris is named to the junior membership of the American Hereford Association, the world’s largest purebred registry with Kansas City, Missouri headquarters. Ninety nine junior Hereford breeders were placed on the roster during July.
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John Warriner
Morris
American Hereford Association
Kansas City
Women’s dress pattern 4903 from Anne Adams catalog
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4903 in Women’s sizes 34 through 48. Describes a step-in style with buttoned side, soft scooped neckline, and cool uncluttered look. Includes mailing details for pattern 4903 and catalog offer with free pattern coupon.
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Anne Adams
Morris Daily Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
MRS WALLACE BEN GE TOUR EAST WITH SON MARINE RECRUITER
Mr and Mrs Wallace Benge of rural Morris returned home Tuesday after a week in the East visiting their son Corporal William Warning in Union New Jersey where he serves as a Marine recruiter They traveled through northern New Jersey stopping at Morris town Gen Washingtons Revolutionary War Headquarters a Wyatt Earp sheriff reproduction a house where Jennie Wick hid her horse from British soldiers and several Atlantic shore sites.
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Wallace Benge
Morris
East
Cpl
William Warning
Union
N. J
New Jersey
Morristown
Washington
Wyatt Earp
Jennie Wick
Atlantic
Coal City Man Married in Ohio July 9
Miss Elizabeth Mina Stump and A2C Thomas J. Klegman united in marriage at Holy Family Church Columbus Ohio at 10 30 a m on July 9. The bride’s maid of honor was Pat Pantcost and bridesmaid Kay Weimer. Best man was Donald Klegman with groomsmen Robert Schmitt Francis Schmitt Jr and William Klegman. The couple resides at 221 N Hague Ave Columbus Airman Klegman is stationed at Lockbourne AFB.
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Elizabeth Mina Stump
Thomas J. Klegman
Holy Family Church
Columbus
Ohio
Pat Pantcost
Kay Weimer
Donald Klegman
Braceville
Robert Schmitt
Goose Lake
Francis Schmitt Jr
William Klegman
Coal City
Miss Stump
Denver Martin
Airman
Klegman
N. Hague Ave
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Lockbourne, Ohio
Open housing marches push fair housing in Chicago
Civil rights leaders pledge open housing programs with religious groups backing education and compliance. Police escort 150 demonstrators through Chicago real estate offices with no trouble. next march planned in Gage Park as National Guard readiness grows in Cicero. King not leading today, but hopeful efforts aim to make Chicago an open city amid tensions from Chicago Lawn protests weeks earlier. Government officials prepare to mobilize troops, with Governor Kerner to announce troop details.
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U.S. Department of Justice
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor and Industrial Union Council
Chicago Conference On Religion and Race
Cragin
Gage Park
Southwest Side
Chicago Lawn
King
Francis Kane
Cicero
Kane
Otto Kerner
Salvation Army Runs 36 Homes and Hospitals for Unwed Mothers
The Salvation Army in the United States operates 36 facilities dedicated to care and support for unwed mothers, reflecting its social welfare mission and network of homes and hospitals nationwide.
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The
Salvation Army
United States
Funeral services for Joseph Sokolinski held at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Joseph Sokolinski were held at 10 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church with Rev. Lloyd Bowden officiating. Soloist was Mrs. Charles Linington Jr. and organist Mrs. Christian Resler. Pallbearers included Frank Gorman Sr. and others. Burial followed in Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
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Joseph Sokolinski
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Lloyd Bowden
Charles Linington Jr
Christian Resler
Frank Gorman Sr
Werner Wagner
Felix Logan
Charles Usevich
Raymond Kopezick
William Cheshareck
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Residents and visitors share travel and visit notes across Illinois
Felix and family toured sites in northwestern Illinois near Galena. James Richards is home on a two week furlough from Rantoul Air Force Base. A sequence of visits includes Alfred Williamson of Aurora and others hosting relatives in the area. Joyce Cairns returned from New York City with further visits, while Durbin family moves into a local home. Numerous trips span Grays Lake to Michigan City, Indiana and other points, with extended visits to Oregon and Minnesotan towns.
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Felix
Louis Pierard
Illinois
Galena
James Richards
Rantoul Air Force Base
Alfred Williamson
Aurora
Austin Scott
Carlyle
Martha Piper
Peotone
Frank Williamson
Minooka
Fred
G. E. Trotter
Thomas
James Quick
Buffalo
N.Y
Leslie Momsen
Thomas Campbell
David and Cullen
Woodburn
Ore
Frank Micono
Charles Smith
John Cutright
Chillicothe
Ohio
Presidents vow firm stance while seeking peace with Soviets
The leaders emphasize restraint and warn against escalation while prioritizing the U S Soviet relationship. Both nations hold immense power and face a heavy global responsibility. They stress that prudent use of power is essential in the years ahead.
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Soviet Union
License Lost Reported to Morris Police
Darrell Enger age 16 of 511 Vine St reported a lost driver's license to Morris police at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. Ricky Brooks of Route 2 reported a missing billfold containing five dollars and his driver license.
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Morris City
Darrell Enger
Vine St
Ricky Brooks
Rte. 2
Fresh dill inspires kitchen use in seafood and lamb dishes
Dill adds bright herb notes to a creamy fish soup and enriches lamb stews, whether grown in a garden or bought at the market. The herb’s aroma elevates both light and hearty preparations.
Easy warm afghan crochet pattern 7059 by Alice Brooks
Instructions describe single crochet rib stitch herringbone design for an extra warm afghan. Use worsted knitting yarn two colors. Pattern 7059 with mailing details and prices for pattern and catalogs from Mor ris Daily Herald Needle craft Dept New York 10011.
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Alice Brooks Morris Daily Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York N.Y
America
Hospital Notes Births In Ili Park A Boy At 11 P M
Births announce the arrival of a boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Roudis Ili Park at 11 p m Thursday Dismissals list several residents including La Verne DeChausse Jerry Wicks William Weatherly Glen Carrell Hildy Trailer Court Mrs Charles Nelson 420 Mooseheart Dr Mrs Margaret Roberts Morris Lincoln Nursing Home Mrs Robert Norman and daughter 1315 Union St
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Frank Roudis
Ili Park
la. Verne DeChausse
Rte
Jerry Wicks
William Weatherly
Oak St
Glen Carrell
Hildy Trailer Court
Charles Nelson
Mooseheart Dr
Margaret Roberts
Morris Lincoln Nursing Home
Robert Norman
Union St
Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club Achieves Night Highlights
The Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club held its annual achievement night at Mrs. Floyd Siron’s home. Diane Avalos led as president and announced the program. Members presented clothing project talks and modeled outfits. Special promotion awards went to Karen Avalos Debbie Enger and Jill Bergstrom. Mothers were served lunch.
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Floyd Siron
Diane Avalos
Sheryl Walters
Alecia Hawkins
Janet Waris
Jackie Seibold
Gail Sanders
Susan Rudow
Ann Marie Struck
Gail Peterson
Christie Black
Chris Stangland
Laura Pilch
Debbie Smith
Karen Avalos
Debbie Enger
Jill Bergstrom
Beginning sewing class offered at Morris Community High School
Adult beginners meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Room 152 with limited space. Call 942 0431 or 942 1294 to join. Advance class that night is full.
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Morris Community High School
Napalm Strike Hits U S Infantry in Viet Nam Jungle Battle
A U S Air Force Su Persabre jet dropped napalm by error on U S 1st Infantry Division troops near Lai Khe north of Saigon during a jungle clash with 500 Viet Cong. Maj Gen William E De Puy said the attack caused American casualties and absolved the air force of blame. He reported 53 Viet Cong killed so far.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
William E. de Puy
de Puy
Air Force
Lai Khe
Djibouti City clashes as De Gaulle visit rages
Riots erupt in Djibouti as crowds confront security forces after De Gaulle's arrival. Troops remain in action stations, streets littered with debris, at least 14 injured including eight police, and a youth killed with head wound in the central square.
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Place Bimbeau
Djibouti
de Gaulle
Senate debate over reservists recalls and emergency powers
Attorney Frank M. Slatinshek argues the Senate draft plan would force many National Guardsmen and Reservists with partial service back to active duty, potentially recalling 70 percent of 415000 Guardsmen and 251000 Reservists. House members agreed with concerns despite voting against the measure, while further action on the $58 billion defense bill was expected to be delayed.
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Frank M. Slatinshe
Armed Service Committee
Senate
Nationa
Slatinshek
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R Mass
Senate House
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Mike Mansfield
Russell
House
TVA buys over 652 million in gear for fiscal year end
The Tennessee Valley Authority reports purchasing more than 652 million dollars of equipment materials and services in the fiscal year that ended June 30.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
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