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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
5
Visiting hours listed. Admitted William Mc Ardle and Ronald Friant. Births recorded for Garold Knibbs and Leonard Hansen. Discharges include Georgene Sharp Laura Turner and others.
The Grundy County 4 H Club Federation met in the Farm Bureau auditorium Monday night with vice president Paul Clennon conducting in president Kenneth Jorstad's absence due to illness. Richard Wagner IFYE delegate shared Korea experiences. Ann Phillips led song. officers served refreshments. Steve Brown reported.
When baking cupcakes fill the pans no more than two thirds full. Overfilled pans cause batter to spill over the edges making removal difficult and cakes unattractive.
A lengthy list of family get togethers and club activities fills this page. The Halver Johnson family hosts a pre Christmas pot luck for about 75 relatives at Eagles Hall with plans for a 1966 reunion. Verona Chapter OES installs officers with Mrs. Leonard Gilmoure and John Struthers presiding. Various social events include linen showers at Union Hall for June Welsh and gatherings in Mazon Odell and Morris clubs with programs, decorations and holiday food showers.
Miss Mary Newman Logsdon and Robert Le Roy Sennott were married by Magister Chester P. Winsor in his home Monday afternoon. The ceremony connected Louisville Kentucky and Dwight at 221 West James Street.
Brownie Troop 57 met at the Presbyterian Church after school to work on Christmas gifts and plan a party on December 20 from 4 to 6 p.m. Debby Good led, Lina Lynes was scribe. Troop 210 met at the K of C Hall to do textile painting with Karen Carroll serving treats. Diane Yohnka was scribe.
Den 2 Pack 475 Cub Scouts met at Mrs Charles Spiveys home Saturday. The group made Christmas decorations from collected pine cones. Bernard Yedinak served treats and Joey Kutches kept the buckskin.
When baking a thick ham slice, cut slashes in the fat around the edge to prevent curling during cooking.
Notts, employed as a repair man by Caterpillar Tractor Co., and his bride will reside in Morris.
American Legion 1 members gather at hall to honor Willard Peterson at 7 30 p m. Morris Hospital Nurses Alumni host Christmas party with Mrs Blanchard Wix at 6 30 p m. WRC meets at Eagles Hall elect officers at 7 30 p m. Women of the Moose hold formal enrollment at 8 p m. Grundy County Rod and Gun Club fish fry and election at 6 p m. Cedar Lodge stated meeting potluck for Masons and families at Masonic temple 6 30 p m. S and W Club dinner at Seven Gables 7 p m. Beulah Rebekah Lodge Christmas party at Legion Hall 7 30 p m. Mazon Woman's Club meeting with Mrs Irene Bell at 8 p m. Erienna night unit GCHE meets with Mrs E J Gibbons 6 30 p m. Erienna day unit GCHE dinner at Colonial House 1 15 p m. Wauponsee Art Club meeting with Mrs Art Gunderson dinner at 12 30 p m. Mission Aid Society meeting.
Air man second class Catherine Peterson formerly Catherine Smith joins her husband A2c Duane Peterson serving in Japan. Briefs note: A2c Dale Bookwalter and Donald Swanson visited Mr. and Mrs. Bookwalter. Henry Hess of Chicago visiting sister Mrs. Frank Kasper before winter in Florida. SFYE delegate Dick Wagner to address Mix and Stitch 4 H Club Friday 7 p.m. in parish hall. Thomas Kusper heads to Garden Grove California to winter with daughter and son-in-law Richard Pearson family. Evelyn Castelli returns from St. Josephs Hospital Joliet after surgical treatment.
Potluck lunch at the Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Circle 7 of W S C S meets with Mrs. Fred Knollhoff at 8 p.m. for the gathering and discussion.
Buenos Aires AP reports Charles H. Percy, Illinois Republican leader touring South America, says it is too early to discuss a 1968 GOP presidential candidate while noting the party does not lack presidential timber.
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