Pianist Lewenthal Dismisses Disorderly Children at Concert
In Indianapolis Clowes Hall pianist Raymond Lewenthal halted Liszt works after a boy and girl in the front rows whispered and waved programs. He ordered them to leave, finished the program to standing ovations, and likened the incident to defending an artist.
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Indianapolis
Clowes Hall
Raymond Lewenthal
Liszt
Lewenthal
Charles Staff
Indianapolis News
Maria Callas
Milan
la Scala
Nurses To Have Party At Morris Hospital
Morris Hospital Nurses Alumnae plan a Christmas party at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the hospital dining room. A pot luck dinner will be served and each member should bring table service and a dish to pass. Items will also be needed for the sale table.
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Morris Hospital
Mexican minister urges no price hikes during holidays
Octaviano Camp Salas the minister of industry and commerce pleads with merchants not to raise prices in the year end period to protect workers’ bonuses. Despite the appeal most stores are reported to have increased prices by about ten percent.
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Mexico City
Industry and Commerce
Octaviano Camp Salas
Minooka Methodist Board Sets Weekly Activities
The Minooka Methodist Church schedules a 6 15 p m family potluck in the dining hall followed by a 7 p m board meeting and an 8 p m choir rehearsal. Commissions meet Monday evening as usual. Mr and Mrs Stephen A Bunetto and daughter Charlene of Hibbing Minn were weekend guests of their son Stephen J Bunetto and family.
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Methodist Board
Minooka Methodist Church
Stephen A.bunetto
Charlene
Hibbing, Minn
Stephen J. Bunetto
Christmas party and club meetings listed for Sunday through Tuesday
Calendar items note a PNA Christmas party at 1 p.m. in the VFW Hall. Sweet Adelines rehearse at 7 30 p.m. in the American Legion Hall. Nurses Alumnae meet at 6 30 p.m. in Morris Hospital dining room. Circle Five of WSCS meets at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. Gordon Hexdall. Women of the Moose meet at 8 p.m. in Moose Home. Cedar Lodge 124 AF F and A M stated meeting at 7 30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple with second degree work.
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PNA
VFW
American Legion Hall
Morris Hospital
Circle Five
WSCS
Gordon Hexdall
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Cedar Lodge
Af.f & A
Masonic Temple
Illinois approves federal funds for seven hospitals
The Illinois Advisory Hospital Council announced $9.1 million in Hill-Burton grants for improvements at hospitals and long term care facilities. Projects include St. James Pontiac Belleville Memorial Mendota Doctor's Carbondale and others with amounts ranging to $840,000. Additional modernization and outpatient centers received funds in Chicago Joliet Granite City and Stickney Township.
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Springfield, Ill
Illinois Advisory Hospital Council
Franklin Yoder
U.S
Hill-Burton
Council
St. James Hospital
Pontiac
Belleville Memorial Hospital
Belleville
Mendota Community Hospital
Mendota
Doctor’s Hospital
Carbondale
Condell Memorial Hospital
Libertyville
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Bethany Brethren Hospital
Downers Grove
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Chicago
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Granite City
Methodist Sunset Home
Quincy
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Carthage
Community Hospital
Jerseyville
Atlant Memorial Hospital
Greenville
Culbertson Memorial Hospital
Rushville
de Kalb County Nursing Home
de Kalb
Mercer County Nursing Home
Aledo
Ravenswood Hospital
St. Anthony Hospital
Rock Island
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Aurora
Stickney Township
Stickney
Lutheran Group Program At Bethlehem Church Women
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Women met in fellowship hall for a Thursday program titled Who is Important Around Here led by Mrs. Orville Johnson and others. Rev L G Hinderaker delivered el evotions as Mrs Hinderaker installed new officers and gifts were awarded to several members. Next meeting set for 1 p.m. Jan 5 with a salad bar luncheon.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall
L. G. Hinderaker
Karl Linnemann
Lars Fosen
Orville Johnson
Raymond Sherman
Milo Peterson
Arlene Christianson
Judy Bergeson
Amy
Julie Sullivan
John Dorheim Jr
Sigrid Pohl
Hospital Notes Admits Mrs Adams and Dismisses Mrs Dunn
Admitted: Mrs. Samuel Adams from Newark with Dawn Shannon at 603% E Illinois Ave. Dismissed: Mrs. Elwin Dunn from Seneca. Visiting hours listed as 2 30 3 30 and 7 8 30 p.m.
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Samuel Adams
Newark
Dawn Shannon
Illinois Ave
Elwin Dunn
Seneca
Coal City couple wed in Assumption Church ceremony
Miss Naomi Swanson and Eugene Bianchetta married at 3 p.m. November 12 at Assumption Catholic Church in Coal City. Rev. Lewis Bertalone officiated. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Swanson Sr., and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bianchetta. A reception followed at the Coal City Lions Club. The couple will reside at 230% East Division Street, Coal City.
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Coal City
Naomi Swanson
Eugene Bianchetta
Assumption Catholic Church
Lewis Bertalone
William Swanson Sr
Louis Bianchetta
Avis Brancato
Sandra Korela
Sharon Aldridge
Beverley Nussbaum
Joliet
Robert Kelly
Dwight
E. Division St
Coal City Township High School
First National Bank of
Coal City High School
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Braidwood
Chicago
Palos Height
Kankakee
Morris, Gardner
Arlington Heights
Custer Park
Delay Hits Vehicle Stickers and Licenses for City
Review notes says some motorists still have not received September license numbers and city stickers are delayed due to a bottleneck at the Secretary of State office and labor problems at the supplier. City officials hope to begin sales December 15.
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Secretary of State
Donald Caisley
Residents donate to Grundy Christmas Seal drive
Residents mindful of the CODE program in Grundy County this fall have responded with donations to the Christmas Seal campaign. Florence Smith signs off urging readers to remember the appeal.
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Grundy County
Florence Smith
Emergency Squad Answers Two Morris Call Outs
The Morris Fire Department squad responded to two calls Friday. Phillip G. Marshall collapsed in front of Walgreen and was given oxygen then sent home. Carla Robinson, ill in Ridgecrest subdivision, was taken to Morris Hospital for treatment and released.
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Morris Fire Department
Phillip G. Marshall
Cedar St
Walgreen
Liberty St
Carla Robinson
Ridgecrest Subdivision
Morris Hospital
Soldier Bound for Viet Nam Granted Leniency in speeding ticket
Magistrate Chester P. Winsor dismissed a speeding ticket issued to Richard L. Graham, 20, of Des Plaines, as he heads to Viet Nam from Fort Riley. His mother, Mrs. Richard P. Graham, wrote that he would be on leave and unable to appear in court, prompting the special consideration and dismissal.
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Viet Nam
Chester P. Winsor
Richard P. Graham
Des Plaines
Richard L
Grundy County
Fort Riley
Kan
Fine Leads to Jail for Youth
Newark area teen Leslie A. Wicks 18 refused to pay a traffic fine after a speeding ticket from Nov 12. He missed court, a warrant was issued, and Magistrate Chester P. Winsor jailed him for about seven days at Grundy County Jail at $5 per day.
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Newark
Leslie A. Wicks
Rte. 1
Morris City
Glenn Johnson
Chester P. Winsor
Young Wicks
Grundy County
Winsor to Attend Annual Seminar for Illinois Magistrates
Announcement of a seminar at the University of Chicago in December 1920 for magistrates. Chief Justice Ray J. Klingbiel ordered the event focusing on civil practice traffic problems evidence and criminal practice. Grundy County Magistrate Chester P. Winsor will attend.
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Illinois
University of Chicago
Illinois Supreme Court
Ray J. Klingbiel
Grundy County
Chester P. Winsor
More Students TORONTO University Population Surges
A nationwide survey by The Canadian Press shows the full time university population has passed a key threshold. The report highlights growth in post secondary enrollment across Canadian campuses and notes implications for resources and planning.
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Toronto
Obituary of J Henry Doyle Coal City resident dies at 62
J Henry Doyle 62 of 110 E Oak St Coal City died suddenly at noon Friday in St Joseph Hospital Joliet. Survived by wife Louise three daughters Betty Watson Mary Ann Kathleen Doyle one sister Sister Mary Norbert Alexandria Va two grandchildren. Born Aug 10 1904 Morris married Louise Jacklich in 1935 Hinsdale. Burial Braceville Gardner Cemetery. Services Reeves Funeral Home Monday morning.
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J. Henry Doyle
Coal City
E. Oak St
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Louise
Dennis
Betty) Watson
Mary Ann
Kathleen Doyle
Mary Norbert
Alexandria
Reginald Doyle
George Doyle
Mr. Doyle
Morris
Louise Jacklich
Hinsdale
Morris- Coal City
Illinois Clay Products
Reeves Funeral Home
Assumption Church
George Flynn
Braceville-Gardner Cemetery
Plymouth truck driver Leo Teter dies suddenly
Leo Teter 66 native of Mazon Township collapsed while driving near his Plymouth Indiana home. Funeral and burial were held at 2 p.m. Survivors include wife Hazel Babcock son Harold two grandchildren brothers Cecil and Donald and uncles Allie and Wilbur Fisher. Parents and a sister preceded him in death. He visited the Mazon area frequently.
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Leo Teter
Mazon Township
Plymouth
Ind
Mr. Teter
Ray
Margaret Fisher) Teter
Canada
Indiana
Hazel Babcock
Mazon
Harold
Mrs. Michael Olson Funeral in Evansville Minnesota
Ella Olson 75 longtime Brandon resident and former Morrisite died November 23. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St. Petri Lutheran Church in Evansville with Rev. John Skepstad officiating. She leaves husband three daughters Ella Mae Stark Ruth Miles Irene Brandvold and four sons James Melvin Everett and Curtis along with sixteen grandchildren.
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Evansville
Minn
Michael
Ella) Olson
Brandon
Morris
John Skepstad
St. Petri Lutheran Church
Huband
Ella Mae Stark
Washington St
Leon
Ruth) Miles
Zion
Arlane
Irene) Brandvold
Glenwood
James
Chicago
Melvin
Everett
Curtis
Brandon, Minn
Canada population figures rise amid steady growth
Canada with about 20 million people shows a population of 200000, up 25000 from a year ago and more than 242 times the level a decade earlier. The growth signals long term expansion across the nation.
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Canada
Retiring thief returns bag of 100 ID cards to police
Seoul police received a bundle of about 100 identification cards from wallets and handbags lifted by a famous pickpocket. An accompanying note says the thief is retiring and returning the cards to their owners through the police chief.
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Seoul
South Korea
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