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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1965

Page

6

Author W. Somerset Maugham Dies at 91 in Nice Villa

British author W. Somerset Maugham died at his Riviera villa La Mauresque after being moved from a Nice hospital. He was 91, suffered a stroke six days earlier, and had spent years writing novels, plays and stories including Of Human Bondage and Miss Thompson. He stopped fiction in 1953 and spent his final years in frailty.

Nice France W. Somerset Maugham Riviera Villa la Mauresque Maugham Can Hospital Cap Farrar Library of Congress America

Edith G Thorsen obituary of Dwight resident aged 45

Edith G Thorsen 45 of Dwight died suddenly in Streator at 11 20 p m Her service is at Immanuel Lutheran Church Dwight with burial in Round Grove Cemetery She was born November 2 1920 in Stanley Wisconsin and worked for Thatcher Co in Dwight Survived by six sisters Louise Nelson Selma Hosier Viola Porth May Mortvedt Hulda Thorsen Alice Thorsen and three brothers Howard Elmer Warren Funeral arrangements handled by Van Qualen Funeral Home.

Dwight Edith G. Thorsen Streator van Qualen Immanuel Lutheran Church Paul Hartmann Round Grove Miss Thorsen Stanley Wisc Thatcher Co Lawrence Louise) Nelson Rollie Selma) Hosier Mike Viola) Porth Howard May) Mortvedt Hulda Thorsen Tinley Park Alice Thorsen Elmer Naperville Warren Morris

James E. Kolar Sr. of Braidwood dies at 55

James E. Kolar Sr. 55 of Braidwood died at home on Wednesday. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Patterson Funeral Chapel with Masonic rites Friday night. Burial is in Oakwood Cemetery. He was born June 21, 1910 in Chicago and worked as an electrician at Lockport Locks. He helped found the Braidwood Volunteer Fire Department and held offices in Masonic and civic groups. Survived by wife Irene, son James Jr., brother William Havlick, sister Mildred Stillwell, and two grandchildren.

Braidwood James E. Kolar Sr Patterson Funeral Patterson Chapel Oakwood Cemetery Wilmington Mr. Kolar Chicago Lockport Locks Illinois Waterway Irene James Jr Here William Havlck Mildred Stillwell Oak Lawn

Funeral services for John L. Gortner

John L. Gortner 76 formerly of Mazon died Tuesday at Open Arms Shelter Dwight. Funeral services conducted today at 2 p.m. at Davis Funeral Home with Rev. William V. Dorn officiating. Pallbearers named. burial in Mazon.

John L. Gortner Mazon Dwight Davis Funeral Home William V. Dorn Norman Madison E. B. Gardner Lawrence Jackson Donald Misener Edwin Bumgarner Gordon Bell J. H. Wilkinson W. R. Wallin Mazon Cemetery

Cuba expands food quotas for Christmas Eve meals

Havana radio reports Cuban shoppers on Christmas Eve can buy unlimited chest nuts and Albanian wine and rum, with olive oil and black beans quotas raised by half a pound, as Fidel Castro’s government adjusts civilian rations.

Miami Fla Fidel Castro Albania Havana Radio

Sun helmets become status symbols in Palau islands

United States naval officers in the Pacific Palau Islands wore sun helmets that became status symbols after the Americans left. Chiefs banned selling them to commoners.

United States Pacific Palau Islands

Michigan bans sale of Hong Kong ice balls over contamination

Lansing officials ordered health departments to stop selling and using the Hong Kong ice balls used to cool drinks after lab tests found high bacteria levels and signs of pollution. Health Director Dr. Albert Heustis cited evidence of disease-associated bacteria in the imported products.

Lansing Mich State of Michigan Albert Heustis

Picketing Continues at Mac Dowell Elementary Site

Milwaukee civil rights group protests near Mac Dowell elementary school construction arguing location near a predominantly Negro neighborhood will worsen racial imbalance in the public school system.

Milwaukee MacDowell

Koppers Co Awarded Multimillion Dollar Casting Contract

Koppers Co Inc said for two two strand continuous casting machines to be installed at the Chicago Heights plant of the Calumet Steel Division Borg Warner Corp. The award was announced Wednesday.

Pittsburgh Koppers Co., Inc Chicago Heights Calumet Steel Division Borg-Warner Corp

Offiers of DHIA Elected at Annual Grundy Meeting

New officers of the Grundy County Dairy Herd Improvement Association were elected at a Saturday night meeting in the Grundy County Farm Bureau building. Walt Kingman Gardner was chosen president Hilbert Dreschel Dwight vice president Kenneth Bannon Mazon secretary and Emmett Tabler Morris treasurer all serving one year John Davidson Minooka was elected director replacing retiring Curtis Riley Dwight. Dr Cecil Ingmire Joliet spoke and showed slides from a tour of Europe behind the Iron Curtain.

Grundy County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Grundy County Farm Bureau Walt Kingman Gardner Hilbert Dreschel Dwight Kenneth Bannon Mazon Emmett Tabler Morris John Davidson Minooka Curtis Riley Cecil Ingmire of Joliet Europe Iron Curtain

Canal closes delaying ships to winter berths

Close Canal Port Colborne Ontario leaves 20 vessels berthed for the winter after the Welland Canal between Lakes Erie and Ontario closes to incoming ships at midnight.

Port Colborne Ont Welland Canal Lakes Erie Ontario

Gentle Kidney Tonic Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old ad claims nighttime urination pressure leg or back pains warn of functional kidney disorders. It touts BUKETS as a tonic diuretic that increases and regulates passage within 4 days, offering a 39 cent back guarantee at drug counters today.

Dick Gregory agrees to $10,000 settlement with press agent

Comedian Dick Gregory will pay Tim Boxer $10,000 to settle Boxer’s breach of contract suit for $250,000. Boxer alleged an oral agreement to pay $25,000 annually for promotional work was broken. The agreement was reached on Wednesday in Chicago.

Chicago Dick Gregory Tim Boxer Gregory Boxer

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