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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1973

Page

3

Caisley seeks Republican nomination for 11th Circuit judge

Normal resident Circuit Judge William T Caisley filed for the Republican nomination for circuit judge at large in the 11th Judicial Circuit covering Livingston McLean Logan Woodford and Ford counties He was appointed Oct 1 by the Illinois Supreme Court to fill the seat of the late Judge Adsit and has since held multiple judicial posts He is 33 and previously served as associate circuit judge since July 1 1971 He is active in Red Cross Young Republicans and community groups and lives with Mary Louise Burnham and son Thomas at 409 Grant St Normal

William T., Caisley Normal 11Th Judicial Circuit Livingston McLean Logan Woodford Ford Morris Donald Caisley Sr Vine St Caisley Illinois Supreme Court Stephen Adsit Mary Louise Burnham Edwin Burnham Nettle Creek Township Thomas Grant St Illinois McLean County Morris Community High School Joliet Junior College University of Illinois The American Red Cross Young Men’s Club of Bloomington McLean County Drug and Alcoholic Assistance Unit Project Lighthouse Young Republicans Ford County

Oldest known rug traces Persian designs to ancient era

The earliest discovered rug comes from Russian Mongolia and features Persian designs dating back to the 400s B.C. This artifact links early textile artistry across regions and shows long trade routes influencing design.

Russian Mongolia

Worry Clinic: Cranes Guide on Marital Strife and Boudoir

Dr. George W. Crane argues that marital divorces stem from erotic hunger in the boudoir rather than kitchens. He cites Lola D. and other readers, claims wives bear 50 percent of fault for straying husbands, and promotes a booklet on preventing platonic marriage.

Lorna Lola D Dr. Crane Lola

Newark Grade School Board Receives Donation and Updates

The Newark Grade School Board met last week approving November bills and the A-160 Recognition and Evaluation Report with reservations. A $500 donation from the Newark Community Club funds PE equipment, raised at a Millbrook bazaar, and admissions from home basketball games averaged about $100 per game.

Newark Newark Grade School Board of Education Newark Community Club Millbrook

Vandalism Reported at Morris Plant and Nearby Homes

Jewel Buttry of the Federal Paper Board reported to Morris police at 8 16 a m Friday that the right windshield of a semi-trailer truck at the plant was shattered by a rock or brick between 4 p m Thursday and 6 a m Friday. Henry Dyer reported to police at 11 p m Sunday that the windshield of his car was broken while parked at 109 W Washington St from 9 30 p m to 11 p m Sunday. Delbert Noble reported that the left door window of his van at 1357 Park Blvd was shot by BB or pellet gun.

Jewel Buttry Federal Paper Board Morris Henry Dyer E. Jackson St W. Washington St Delbert Noble Park Blvd Morris Police

Thief floods two rooms after Avon collection theft

A thief allegedly stole a $300 Avon collection and flooded a bathroom and kitchen by turning on a faucet. Doug Barry of 136 Ottawa St. reported the incident to Morris police at 4 20 p m Friday. Police said the theft and vandalism occurred between December 8 and 14 with no damage estimate.

Doug Barry Ottawa St Morris Police Alan Love

First MLB game at Crosley Field in Cincinnati May 24 1935

The first night major league baseball game was staged at Crosley Field in Cincinnati Ohio on May 24 1935 marking a historic illumination of the venue.

Crosley Field Cincinnati Ohio

Fire call at 859 W Jackson St ends with hospital transport

The Morris Fire Department received a 2 48 p m call from 859 West Jackson Street on Sunday. The incident was canceled before firefighters arrived as Mrs Roy Davis was taken to Morris Hospital by ambulance.

Morris Fire Department Jackson St Roy Davis Morris Hospital

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