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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1967
Page
2
A Mazon man was injured at 6 30 p m Friday when his pickup struck his tractor on a gravel road one mile south and one mile east of Mazon. Deputy Sheriff Sherman Hex-
George Mellen headed east in a 1967 pickup when he struck his brother Frank Mellen s tractor parked on the road. The truck was demolished and Mellen was taken to Dr W F Breisch in Mazon and then to Morris Hospital. Deputy Hexdall said the tractor ran out of fuel and was left in the road. No condition report available.
Police Chief Jim Jones linked 20 local teenagers to a four-year run of minor thefts in Ontario Oregon. Officers recovered two of Chief Jones’s missing police jackets with badges among the loot and found the youths traded badges for other stolen goods.
Auxiliary to Kendall County VFW Post 8234 plans a Dec 7 6 30 p.m. celebration at Barley Fork Yorkville with dinner and program. Charter members and past presidents will be recognized. Also notices include Methodist Church board meeting and HEA Plattville pre Christmas party. Nearby items cover Company E 129th Infantry reunion and Kenneth Naden FAO conference delegate.
Robert L. Butterworth of Tacoma Washington graduates from the University of Washington at nineteen after a record of straight A grades in four quarters. The Ontario born Canadian citizen is active in fraternity affairs and has hiked mountains and fished Alaska summers while earning recognition as outstanding student in the political science department.
A 19 year old student at the University of Washington is noted this month. The report highlights the young scholar's enrollment status and ongoing studies within the university.
Police credit cab driver William T. Larkin with saving a choking 2-year-old boy on Fairfield Avenue. He rushed the child to a home, administered mouth to mouth resuscitation, and officers provided oxygen as John Karageorge recovered.
A care tip suggests rolling linen table mats and lace doilies in a cardboard tube after ironing to prevent wrinkling during storage. The method aims to keep fabric smooth and ready for use without creases.
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