Christmas Club Meetings Highlight Morris Area Social News
The Morris Night unit of the Home Bureau met at Brien na school with 16 members and 17 guests. Crafts and silk screening were demonstrated, a Christmas program was enjoyed, and the yearly meeting is set for January 17. The Morris Woman's club held its annual Christmas program at the Methodist church with carols and a community sing and donations to Morris hospital. The Grace Lutheran Family Mission society plans a 6 30 p m potluck supper with a speaker Rev George Hoagl and music. Rural Home Club members will meet Friday at Mrs George Wagner for a noon potluck with a Christmas gift exchange and a program led by Mrs John Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Night
Home Bureau
Brienna School
John Aikin
Russell Hills
Robert Johnson
Martin Schulz
Eugene Golimowski
William Richards
George Brown Jr
Gordon Anderson
Edwin Severson
Morris Woman’s Club
Methodist Church
George Weeks
Morris Hospital
John Olson
Olga Solberg
Harry McNeil
Family Mission Society of the
Grace Lutheran Church
George Hoagland
Rural Home Club
George Wagner
John Hill
Calendar of Tuesday through Friday club and meeting notices
Past Matrons club Christmas dinner at Masonic temple 6 30 p m. Nurses Alumnae potluck at Morris hospital 6 30 p m. Grundy County Red and Gun club directors meet 7 30 p m. Knights of Columbus meet 8 p m. Women of the Moose formal at Moose hall 8 p m. Women s Relief Corps election at W R C hall 7 30 p m. Effie McKindley class annual dinner at Presbyterian church 7 30 p m. WEDNESDAY W B A meets with Mrs Harry Laabs 12 30 p m. Methodist senior choir rehearsal 8 10 p m. Eight and Forty society Christmas supper Legion hall 6 30 p m. Woman s Association of Presbyterian church at church 8 p m. THURSDAY VFW post in Vets hall 8 p m Circle 3 W S C S with Mrs Harold M Kelley 8 p m. Eight and Forty Society pot luck supper Christmas party Legion hall 6 30 p m. Mission Aid dinner Lutheran church take mission boxes offering 1 p m. Wauponsee Art club with Mrs Arthur Gunderson 12 30 p m. Norman Home Bureau at McMillen Turkey farm 12 noon. Family Mission society Grace Lutheran church pot luck supper 6 30 p m. Past Noble Grand club with Mrs Jennie Davidson 7 30 p m. FRIDAY Rural Home club potluck dinner with Mrs George Wagner 12 o clock noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Red and Gun Club
Knights of Columbus
K-C
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
W.R.C. Hall
Effie McKindley
Presbyterian Church
Harry Laabs
Legion Hall
Woman’s Association of Presbyterian Church
VFW
Vets Hall
W.S.C.S
Harold M. Kelley
Noble Grand Club
Jennie Davidson
Goose Lake Home Bureau meeting plans set for January 5
Mrs. James Holderman and Mrs. Oliver Spiller led a major lesson at the Goose Lake Home Bureau meeting held Thursday at Mrs. John Holderman’s home. Each member should bring a guest to the January 5 gathering at Mrs. Glenn Larson’s home with advance reservations required.
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James Holderman
Oliver Spiller
Goose Lake
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Mixed
Admitted list includes Donald E. Edison of 15 South Eddy Street San Francisco California Owen Carroll Jr of 815 Second Ave Chicago and Michael Alvig Route 1 Ottawa Dismissals name A P Macdonald 211 West Jackson Street Andrew Berkland Seneca Mrs Alfred Austino and son Verona Miss Irma Johnston 1101 1/2 Wauponsee Street Karen Frischkorn 324 Robinson Drive William L Blake Route 4 Visiting hours listed 2 30 to 3 30 PM and 7 to 8 30 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Edison
South Eddy St
San Francisco
Calif
Owen Carrall Jr
Second Ave
Michael Alvig
Rte. 1
Ottawa
A. P. Macdonald
W. Jackson St
Andrew Berkland
Seneca
Alfred Austino
Boy Scout Den Meeting With Pack 464 Activities
Den 2 Pack 464 Cub Scouts met with their den mother Monday. A guessing game was played. Greg Marlow served treats. David Binkele led roll call on oceans and seas. Boys drew Christmas names. The pledge and scout promise were given. They made a small artificial snow man and closed with the Living Circle. Ben Skaggs is keeper of the buckskin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Marlow
David Binkele
Ben Skaggs
Goose Lake 4-H Club Holds Potluck and Awards Night
Goose Lake Junior Champions met at Goose Lake school Monday for a potluck supper. Achievement awards were presented to members. John Pogliano and Robert Schmitt demonstrated respectful flag handling. Mr. Southcomb showed films from the 4-H tour. Robert Schmitt is the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Lake
John Pogliano
Robert Schmitt
Southcomb
Cooking Tips for Slicing and Roasting Turkey
Paper thin slices require a long narrow ham carving knife for precision. Before roasting, turkey is seasoned with flour salt and pepper. Butter and hot water baste keeps meat moist. Quick cottage pudding sauce uses heated cherry pie filling for a fast topping.
Bell Hepler Nuptials Held In Joliet
Linda Hepler and John Bell wed in Joliet at St Paul of the Apostle Church with Rev Gordon Michels officiating. The couple resides in Coal City after a Nov 5 ceremony and reception at St George Serbian hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
Emmett Hepler
Jones St
Joliet
Linda
John Bell
S. Broadway
St. Paul of the Apostle Church
Gordon Michels
Judi Hepler
Joyce Bell
Rae Girot
Pat Graham
James Catalini
Glenn Pogliano
John Cinotti
James Tacey
St. George Serbian Hall
Fifth St
Quick Mushroom Sauce Eggs on Toast
A simple quick lunch features quartered hot hard cooked eggs laid on buttered toast. Mushroom sauce is poured over the eggs and the dish is finished with a sprinkle of minced parsley or paprika for color.
Ike Aides Discuss White House Operations and Dollar Policy
Hagerty and Salinger described discussions on executive branch operation and national security, alongside efforts to curb foreign dollar drain. Secretary Anderson has been attempting to reduce dollar outflow and Eisenhower has cut military outlays to ease the drain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
Anderson
Eisenhower
Missing ballots found in warehouse carts after count error
Election officials reported missing ballots stored in a warehouse may be located in cartons with unused ballots or supplies. The note suggests the problem arose during county office processing and treatment of the election materials is ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Board
Lumumba in Critical Condition Amid Congo Turmoil
Mobutu reports Lumumba with one foot sprained and left eye swollen from beating by soldiers after arrest last week. U N Secretary General Hammarskjold asks Kasavubu to allow Red Cross examination. Lumumba’s seizure raises fears for his safety. Dayal cites serious injuries and inhumane confinement.
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Mobutu
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Lumumba
International Red Cross
Hammarskjold
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
Methodist group elects officers for coming year
A local organization elected officers for the next year. Rev. Montanus was named president with Rev. Harold Kelley as vice president and Rev. Roger Fisk of the Gardner Presbyterian church as secretary treasurer. The group discussed united effort and handling funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Penn
Montanus
Harold Kelley
Roger Fisk
Gardner Presbyterian Church
Ida Beverley 71 former Aurora resident dies in Copley Memorial
Ida Lillian Beverley 71 of Plattville formerly of Aurora died Sunday after a short illness at Copley Memorial hospital Aurora Burial followed at Lake Street Memorial Park Elgin with Dr G Tindell Pierce officiating She was born November 15 1889 in Oregon Illinois survived by four daughters a sister a brother 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Preceded in death by husband Garner J Beverley.
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Plattville
Ida Lillian Beverley
Aurora
Copley Memorial Hospital
Kenneth
Jean) Perrin
Wait Ross and Allanson Funeral
Elgin
G. Tindell Pierce
Lake Street Memorial Park
Beverley
Oregon
Lester
Jesse) Marvin
Mishawanka
Ind
Don
Etta
Potomac Company Formed Under Washington in 1785
In 1785 the Potomac company was organized with George Washington as president to develop the upper Potomac River as a gateway to the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Potomac Company
George Washington
Potomac River
Meeting ends with prayer by host pastor
The county meeting was dismissed after a prayer led by the host pastor.
Christmas Seal Campaign Urges Do It Day Support
Yule funds totaling over one million dollars are allocated annually to research via Christmas Seal money. National medical schools pursue TB vaccines, drugs, and improved surgeries as Hynds urges Grundy county residents to back the campaign and answer seal sale letters on Do It Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynds
Grundy County
Post Office Advises Christmas Mail Timeline
Urges delaying mailing circulars and catalogs until after December 25 to ease the Christmas rush. Post Office windows open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mail before 10 a.m. or 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. to avoid lines. Christmas cards to out-of-town destinations by December 10 and nearby mail by December 15.
Morris Daily Herald Page Three Dec 6 1960 Item
Local news brief from Morris Illinois outlines events on page three of the December 6 1960 edition. Details read as fragmented OCR and cover community notices, small items, and routine notices across town.
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the Morris
Ill
Daily Herald
School boycott tightens as first graders enter in few numbers
The boycott remains firm at the city’s other integrated school McDonogh No. 19 with only three Negro first grade girls entering classes there while millions are allocated to payrolls in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonogh No. 19
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Morris
Grace Family Mission
Masonic Temple
Fruland
W. Jefferson
Morrisé
DIAL
Micnight
Rex
Harrison
John Gavin
Myrna Loy
Ralph Bellamy
Greer Garson
Campobello
Ae Hincolor
DUGAS
Newspaper Enterprise Women’s Or
Ike
Cook
ST. Thomas Episcopal Church
Barr's
Grundy
Ata
United
Mrs
Ida Beverley
Yule
A. E. Westcott
D.D
Morris Dry Cleaners
Court House
Lassers Furniture CO
Lassers
Lane Cedar Chest
Curio
Morris, Illinois
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