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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1973

Page

5

Obituaries from Coal City and nearby towns

Obituary notices report Albert L. Carlisle 90 of Coal City died at home with survivors including wife Susie and children Mary McIntosh Roberta James and Albert K. Funeral services set for Reeves Funeral Home with burial in Manhattan Center Cemetery. Frederick W. Aden 77 of Milwaukee died in Milwaukee County General Hospital with services at Davis Funeral Home and burial Evergreen Cemetery. Michael J. Spike Togliatti Sr. 52 of Coal City died, WWII veteran, survived by wife and two children with funeral at Reeves and burial Braceville-Gardner. John H. Wilt 94 of Wilmington died, survived by four children and many grandchildren, burial Oak Wood Cemetery after services. Carl R Erickson Sr. of Jonesboro Ark had funeral at Osborne Pfeffer with Mt. Hope burial.

Albert L. Carlisle Coal City Rock Port Ind Manhattan Susie Frank Mary) McIntosh Edward Roberta) James Albert K Beech Grove Reeves Funeral Home Paul Simpkins Gerald James Lawrence James Walter James Donald Hawke Ronald Hawke Everett Newman Manhattan Center Cemetery Frederick W. Aden Milwaukee Wis Milwaukee County General Hospital Chicago Anthony Aden Zeta Bright Morris Fredrick J Bensenville Karl Evalynn) Reive Oconto Charles Aden Davis Funeral Home David Johnson Evergreen Cemetery Michael J Spike) Togliatti Sr St. Joseph Hosital Joliet Charles T. Togliatti Betty Guiney Caterpillar Tractor Co Michael Jr Merle Ann) Elam Braidwood Anton D Magdalyn Novak Assumption Church George Flynn Michael Corsiatti Francis van Duyne William Murphy Samuel Fulton William McLuckie Lewis Boere Braceville-Gardner Cemetery Chester J. Jakubik Immaculate Conception Church Ronald Hart Norman Jenkins Robert Kelly Gary Bedson William Lynes Richard Lohan Charles Spivey Mt. Carmel Cemetery Wilmington John H. Wilt Northeast Community Hospital Mildred Weatherbee Bessie Howe James Charles Peoria Josephine Burch Northern Coal Corp Ray Baldwin Carl R Erickson Sr Jonesboro Ark Osborne-Pfeffer Emil Blobaum Jean Steep Stanley Anderson Carl Anderson Ivor Anderson Joseph Erickson Robert Stubblefield John Davick Mt. Hope Cemetery Seneca

Cupid's Computer guides happy marriages say Dr Crane

Mary G 54 seeks companionship after 30 years of marriage and loneliness. Dr Crane promotes the Scientific Marriage Foundation to match congenial people for lasting marriage, listing clergy advisors and a 1 percent divorce rate claim. Applicants include nurses teachers and executives, with a paid mailing for a Marriage Questionnaire.

Mary SMF Mary G Dr. Crane Scientific Marriage Foundation Peale Samuel Silver Kennedy Ward U.S.A

Seneca Lions Cancel Christmas Home Lighting Contest

Seneca Lions dinner meeting approved a budget and voted to cancel the annual Christmas home lighting contest due to a nationwide energy shortage. The group announced planned grants totaling 875 across local activities for 1974 and noted future meetings at O Briens 316.

Lions Club Seneca Lions Marion Osborne Bill Tomax Illinois Eye Bank Lions O’briens Dave Blome Denny Nicholson James Lockridge Little League Boys State College Scholarship Fund Christmas Fund Boy Scouts Camp Lions Dialogue Illinois Society For the Prevention of Hadley School For the Blind

Market summary: grain futures rise at midmorning

Chicago wheat corn and soybeans posted small gains at midmorning on the Board of Trade. Wheat Dec 4.86 up 34, Mar 4.75 up 3, May 4.71 up 4 percent. Corn Dec 2.60 1/2 up 1 44, Mar 2.67 up 2, May 2.69 up 14. Soybeans up 6.04 up 17.

Chicago UPI Board of Trade

Burglaries Hit Two Morris Businesses This Weekend

Police say D L Loan Co at 219 Liberty St suffered pried trim and entries but nothing was reported missing. At Motor Valet Car Wash 1256 Division St officers interrupted a break in as a thief fled. items were scattered though manager Robert Eisenbeis reported nothing missing.

Morris Gerald Broderick Jayne Gibson D-L Loan Co Baum Liberty St Max Babcock Syd Reeve Division St Robert Eisenbeis

Pedestrian describes narrow escape after hit and run

Jack L. Picton 21 of 1203 Kiersted St was struck on Division St by a car pulling a trailer. He said a following car honked to warn him but did not stop, and Morris Hospital treated him for a knot and bruise as police investigated.

Jack L. Picton Kiersted St Division St Morris Hospital Morris Picton Paul Ehrman High St Pichon Ehrman

House Damaged in Grundy County burglary report

William Adee of 76 Mallard Lane reported to the Grundy County Sheriff's Office at 2 p.m. Saturday that 600 to 800 dollars in damage occurred to his home. Deputies Olson and Callahan said a picture window seven other windows were broken and a 1965 Harley motorcycle stolen from the property. Adee had not been at the house for a month and believes the vandalism occurred Thursday.

William Aede Mallard Lane Grundy County

Gasoline Blast Burns Teen in Vienna

Arthur Hilley of Temple Hills Maryland suffered third degree burns over most of his body after a gasoline can exploded in his face in Vienna Fairfax County witnesses said he lit a match to check siphoned fuel from a friend's car and ignited the fumes.

Vienna UPI Arthur Hilley Temple Hills Fairfax County Hilley

Women charged with disorderly conduct in Morris incident

Miss Linda Countryman and Mrs. Evelyn Perry, both of Price Street, were arrested after exchanging complaints alleging threats and disruption by each other near Countryman's car. Countryman posted 25 dollars bond and faces court on December 10. Perry was also arrested and charged. Coal City resident William R. Shear faced a separate disorderly conduct charge after being found urinating in the street. he posted 250 dollars bond and has a December 12 date.

Linda Countryman Price St Evelyn M. Perry Morris Perry Miss Countryman Mrs. Perry Harold Carlson Paul Ehrman Dean Sager William R. Shear Coal City John Price

Pioneer heads for Jupiter rendezvous in space voyage

Pioneer 10 races toward Jupiter on a 21 month flight from Earth. The 570 pound craft nears its closest approach at 81 000 miles tonight while warnings of a deadly radiation belt loom. Peak radiation could jeopardize the mission as it nears the planet, testing technology for outer-planet exploration.

Mountain View Calif UPI Jupiter Pioneer Earth Solar System

Reading Hour At Brandstatter Library Gains New Members

The Women’s Club of Mazon sponsors a Thursday morning reading hour for preschoolers at Brandstatter Memorial Library. Mrs. Bernard Harford and Mrs. Harold Misener lead the sessions inviting parents to bring 3 and 4 year olds to foster early reading habits.

MAZON Women’s Club of Brandstatter Memorial Library Bernard Harford Harold Misener

Hunters Fined for Trespass Arrest on Swell Road

Joseph O. Stockhausen 38 of Berwyn Harold J. Krug of Mount Prospect and William R. Engerbretson of Rolling Meadows were fined $30 each after trespassing charges in Grundy County. Deputy Tim Neary handled the arrest Saturday per the report.

Joseph O. Stockhausen Berwyn Harold J. Krug Mount Prospect William R. Engerbretson Rolling Meadows Swell Rd Grundy County Tim Neary

Osmanson Cars Ticketed for Unregistered Plates in Morris

Nine Osmanson cars owned by Hal Osmanson of 715 Liberty St. were ticketed for lack of valid registrations. Three cars on E Benton St. and six on Liberty St. were cited by Jack Kopezick at 10 30 a.m. Friday. Osmanson must appear in court December 10.

Morris Police Hal Osmanson Liberty St E. Benton St Jack Kopezick Gerald Broderick Osmanson

Composition of the dollar bill revealed

The text states that seventy five percent of a dollar bill is cotton and the remaining twenty five percent is linen verifying the material makeup of U S currency.

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