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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

5

Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement

Visiting hours 2:30 to 3:30 and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Admitted Dorie Webber 610 E Illinois Ave Mrs Frances Meade Minooka Mrs Ernest Brook 1311 Union St. Births to Mr and Mrs Robert Walker Verona a boy at 7:01 a.m. Thursday. Dismissed Mrs Frank Graves Rve 1 Erwin Monroe Coal City.

Dorie Webber Illinois Ave Francis Meade Minooka Ernest Brook Union St Robert Walker Verona Frank Graves Rve Erwin Monroe Coal City

Miss Franks Among 59 Named to Illinois Women's Glee Club

Miss Margaret Franks of 518 Wauponsee Street is listed among 59 students named to the University of Illinois Women's Glee Club by Elmer Thomas, the music instructor and club conductor. Lois, son of Everett and Mrs. Lois and a MCHS graduate, will be the baritone soloist in Handel's Messiah at Joliet Junior College Auditorium next Tuesday at 8 p.m. The program in Joliet Township Central High School is free to the public. Mr and Mrs Charles Cryder return from Missouri after attending the funeral of Walter Rosenmiller. Mrs Eugene Karlin of 404 East High Street was admitted Thursday as a patient at Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital in Chicago.

Margaret Franks Wauponsee St University of Illinois Women’s Glee Club Elmer Thomas U. of I Thomas Lois Everett Lois MCHS Joliet Junior College Joliet Township Central High School Charles Cryder Missouri

Education club reports meeting with activities and treats

Edu Sent news 4 Den 2 Pack 476 met Wednesday after school. Dues were collected after which treats were served by Craig Cassem. Christmas candles was announced as the project. The meeting closed with the Living Circle. Mark Connor, keeper of the buckskin.

Craig Cassem Mark Connor Buckskin

Den 1 Pack 476 Meeting Highlights

Den 1 Pack 476 met with its den mother. Randy Murphy displayed his shell collection and led wood carving projects. Tony Savant served treats. Randy Murphy was noted as keeper of the buckskin.

Randy Murphy Tony Savant

Cub Scout Den Meetings Plan Holiday Activities

Cub Scout Den 9 Pack 476 met after school at the den mother's home on Wednesday. Games were played and Christmas activities were planned. Eddie Lawson served treats and kept the buckskin report. Cub Scout Den 2 Pack 475 met with Mrs. Charles Spivey after a nature hike. David Coulter served hot chocolate and cookies. Michael Broderick kept buckskin.

Cub Den den Mother Eddie Lawson Charles Spivey David Coulter Michael Broderick

Wauponsee Handy Anns 4-H Club Plans Christmas Caroling

The Wauponsee Handy Anns 4-H Club met at Mrs. John Ullrichs home with eighteen girls and mothers present. Jane Ryder led the business session as each member named a Christmas gift for roll call and brought a toy to donate. Members voted to buy a gavel and received 1965 achievement awards while gifts were exchanged. Susan Peacock and Gail Van denhyden hosted a luncheon, and the next meeting with Pam and Patty Smith is set for Jan 6.

Wauponsee Handy Anns

Town and Country 4-H Club Plans December Bake and Gift Swap

The Town and Country 4-H Club met at Diane Zelm's home to plan a cookie bake for the second Saturday of December, delivering cookies to Grundy County Rest Home. A gift exchange is planned at the next meeting while checks for exhibiting projects at the 4-H fair were presented.

Town and Country Diane Zelm Grundy County Carol Carpenter

Stitch In Time 4-H Club Meeting Report

The Stitch In Time 4-H Club met at Kathy Chambers home. Members pledged to the flag and planned a bake sale for December 4 and a Christmas party. Homer Carr awarded pins to the girls. The next meeting is December 20 at Jane Cornell’s home. Kathy Chambers reporter.

Kathy Chambers Homer Carr Jane Cornell

Girl Scout Troop 158 Meets at Presbyterian Church

Girl Scout Troop 158 gathered Thursday at the Presbyterian Church to make gifts for residents of a rest home. No refreshments were served.

Presbyterian Church

Met Opera to Make First European Tour in Half Century

The New York Metropolitan Opera Company will tour Europe for the first time in over 50 years, representing the United States at France’s international festival in Paris starting May 1. The company’s appearance marks a major cultural exchange and reaffirms its prominence on the global stage.

New York New York Metropolitan Opera Co Paris Met United States France

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Christmas Party

Thirty members and guests attended the VFW Auxiliary annual Christmas party with a 6:30 p.m. potluck served by Mrs. Ladd Tedford and a committee. Decorations matched the season and a silent auction was held. President Mrs. James Higgins announced the post Christmas dinner for Saturday December 11 at 6:30 p.m. Reservations due by December 8. The evening closed with social time under Mrs. Joseph Krzysciak guiding games. The next meeting is January 6.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Ladd Tedford James Higgins Grace Lutheran Church Ralph Chelson Lee Hinchliffe Herbert Davidson Fern Peterson Russell Davis

Past Noble Grands Club Holiday Meeting at Peacock Home

The Past Noble Grands Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Chester Peacock's home. Miss Bonnie Lyon and Mrs. Mabel Hexdall co hosted, with Mrs. Bernice Heggen on organ. Members sang carols, played games, received awards, and enjoyed a Christmas lunch with a gift exchange. The January 5 gathering will be at Mrs. Hexdall's home with Mrs. Heggen co hosted.

Noble Grands Club Chester Peacock Bonnie Lyon Mabel Hexdall Bernice Heggen

Woman's Benefit Association Renames to North American Benefit Association

Members met at Mrs. Harry McNeil's home for a Christmas party to vote on renaming the organization to the North American Benefit Association. An exchange of gifts and a short business meeting followed including officer elections.

Woman’s Benefit Association North American Benefit Association Harry McNeil

Retired Teachers Hold Christmas Party Here

The Grundy and Kendall chapter of the Illinois Retired Teachers Association held its annual Christmas party at Lis Drive-In with 26 members and one guest. Wendell Kennedy spoke about Shamel Manor, a home for retired teachers in Normal, and slides accompanied the talk. A gift exchange followed the program.

Grundy and Kendall Illinois Retired Teachers Association Lis’ Drive-In Wendell Kennedy Illinois Education Association Shamel Manor Normal

Fabulous Fur Suit

The jacket features a leopard cat pattern with a double buttoned front and open collar. A matching fur A line skirt with two pockets completes the ensemble for fall winter 1965.

Fredrica

Calendar entries for club and auxiliary events

Executive committee of W S C S meets at Methodist Church 1 30 p m Friday. Nettle Creek unit of GCHE gathers for Christmas dinner Colonial House 7 p m Saturday. Past Presidents of Legion Auxiliary meet Seven Gables 7 p m Sunday. WRC meets Eagles Hall election of officers 7 30 p m Tuesday.

the Legion Auxiliary the Seven Gables Ralph Thomas Thomas W.S.C.S Methodist Church Nettle Creek GCHE Colonial House Legion Auxiliary Seven Gables WRC Eagles Hall

Marriage Licenses for Harry Glynn Ellis and Sharon Ann Tancre

Two individuals from Braidwood, Harry Glynn Ellis and Sharon Ann Tancre, obtained marriage licenses.

Harry Glynn Ellis Sharon Ann Tancre Braidwood

Obituary Notice for Chloe E Stamm 87

Funeral services for Miss Chloe E Stamm age 87 were held this afternoon at 2 o clock at Davis Funeral Home with Rev John W Foley officiating. Mrs Wade S Tinsman was organist. Pallbearers were Lewis Severson Samuel J Hansen Brian Loach J Philip Allison Arling Freeland and Henry Hollmeyer Interment was in Braceville Gardner Cemetery.

Satellite damage lawsuits possible against launching nations

Sueing the government that launched a satellite could succeed says Sir Francis Vallat of McGill University. Vallat spoke at a news conference on satellite law noting public opinion and a general agreement hold countries responsible for damage from satellites, even if not a formal law.

Montreal Francis Vallat McGill University Institute of Air and Space Law

Egypt Raises Prices On Consumer Goods

Cairo reports Egypt increased consumer product prices by five cents for cigarettes and up to 25 percent for appliances and automobiles. Government officials cited heavy increases as the cause of the price rise.

Cairo Egypt

First Erie County welfare gift from estate of Esther Lauer

Esther Lauer who died October 8 left twenty five thousand dollars to the Erie County Welfare Department. She had never received welfare aid and her gift was the first known bequest to the department for welfare recipients.

Buffalo N.Y Esther Lauer Erie County Welfare Department Miss Lauer

Jotaro Kawakami Dies at 76 in Nirayam Hot Springs

Jotaro Kawakami former chair of the Japanese Socialist party died of a cerebral hemorrhage today at a hospital in Nirayam Hot Springs about 100 miles southwest of Tokyo. He was 76.

Tokyo Jotaro Kawakami Japanese Socialist Party Nirayam Hot Springs

Italian film output rises in 1965 first eleven months

The Italian Movie Producers Association reports 221 films completed in the first 11 months of 1965, 21 more than the same period a year earlier. Of these, 77 were fully financed by foreign capital and 64 were financed partly.

Rome Italian Movie Producers’ Association

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