Springfield explains enforcement of fire safety code changes
State Superintendent Ray Page announces enforcement of the modified State School Fire Safety Code under a 1965 relaxation. Schools must complete a safety survey by July 1, 1967 or face penalties from reprimand to loss of accreditation, with about 300 districts approved to levy a 5 cent tax per $100 valuation for inspection and remodeling costs.
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Springfield
Ill
Ray Page
Illinois Supreme Court
Page
Imre
Istate
Winnebago County
Secretary of State
Supreme Dee
Atty
William Clark
Clark
Supreme Court
John Kirby
Kirby
How to Protect Christmas Trees in Schools
The Illinois School Safety and state fire marshal urge flameproofing Christmas trees and decorations in schools. Fire Marshal William J. Cowhey cites a spray mix of nine ounces borax four ounces boric acid and one gallon water. He advises small natural trees for classrooms and metal trees without lights elsewhere, ensuring exits remain clear.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois School Safety
William J. Cowhey
Cowbey
Ottawa Production Credit Association stockholders meeting
The annual stockholders meeting for the Ottawa Production Credit Association is set for Wednesday December 8 at Local No 19 Union Hall 519 W Madison Ottawa. The event begins 11 30 a m includes dinner reports election of two directors and a speaker. The association serves LaSalle Grundy Marshall and Putnam counties with offices in Ottawa and Morris. Director M P Kennedy of Seneca is listed.
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Ottawa Production Credit Association
Union Hall
W. Madison St
Ottawa
LaSalle
Grundy
Marshall
Putnam Counties
Morris
M. P. Kennedy
Seneca
Illinois official attends Zion meeting on development and conservation
At Zion Illinois Conference COAL CITY Joseph Berta Ill of Maine Township vice president of the Illinois Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts represents the state at a two day gathering led by the Illinois Department of Business and Economic Development and the Illinois Conservation Department.
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Joseph Berta Ill
Maine Township
Illinois Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Zion, Ill
Illinois Department of Business and Economic Development
Illinois Conservation Department
Frosted Sherbet Glasses for Fruit Compote Serving
Instructions suggest serving fruit compote in frosted sherbet glasses. Dip rims in lemon juice then granulated sugar, chill so frost sets.
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Morris Theatre
Morris Herald
Hecht
Liberty
Hytone
Bob Roberts
Walgreen
Carey-Roberts
Swanee
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Division Street
Liberty St
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Daily Herald
Glass & Mirrors
Safety Service
Taylor
Orville Stevens
Division & High Streets
Johnson
Glass & Lock Service
W. Washington
Wilson
Chevrolet
Newark
Richard Taylor
Foodline
Walter Peterson
North Liberty St
E. Jackson
Ford Inc
National Bank Bldg
Jewelers
Bridal Registry Service
Laundromats
Sno-Wite Laundromat
Washington St
Mercury Comet Dealer
N. Division
Sereno Farm Mart Rt
Buchanan
Oldsmobile
Washington
Matteson Hardware
Sno-Wite
Dryclean
Sklut’s
Shaw
Edward J. Wilt
Liberty and
Jackson
Uberty
Radcliff
Walt
E. North
Morris Home
Mable
Beauty Shop
George St. & Newton Dr. WH
Industrials
Earl T. Johinson
Armstrong
LIP and ‘Shop
Implem’t Dealers
John Deere Sales Service
Feeney
E. Chapin
Earle O. Fryland
Lucille
Lucille Lee Holmes
E. Washington
Merle Norman
Rosie’allson
Benton ‘St. WH
W. Jefferson
WM E. Allan
WIX & Sons
Allis Chalmers
New Holland
Morris Realty
Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service
Maynard
Davis
Paint and Supply
Paul Gilmour
W. Main
Walter Hundt
Hallmark Cards
Decorating Center
Gladys Davis
Photography
KODAK
Carlson
O. A. Kiger
Otis Kiger
Ruyle Shoes
Bob White
Sherwood Erickson
Benton St
Morris Tire
Motorola & Rca
Harry’s TV
Goodyear
Elizabeth
Sis Gabel
Sis’ Drive In
Dessie” Bartlett
Sis
Morris Dry Cleaners
Court House
Lam
Kinsman
Linois
Ransom, Hl
Streator, Ill
John Deere
Dumham
G&d
Bachtold
Carl Kruger
Carl Ronnow
Dan Beal
Pontiac, Ill
Ransom Lutheran Church
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