Admitted and Discharged List From Local Nursing Home
Admitted: Bernard Greer Richard Stump and others. Dismissed or transferred: Mrs William léPung Miss Jacquline Vaughn Mrs Gerald Jurgensen Mrs Maude Thom transferred to Lincoln Nursing Home and listed patients include Robert Barkley William Baker Douglas Simmons Richard Spraggon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Greer
Richard Stump
Rte. 1
William léPung
Jacque
Line Vaughn
Lockport
Gerald Jurgensen
Seneca
Maude Thom
Coal City
Lincoln Nursing Home
Robert Barkley
E. Jackson St
William Baker
Rte. 3
Douglas Simmons
Dwight
Richard Spraggon
Newark
Kinsman School Christmas Program Draws Big Crowd
A full house attended the Kinsman school Christmas program last Wednesday. Preschool speakers were Lisa Schmidt Billy Rodosky Paul O Connell and Jimmy Ribar dy The Christmas Wish featured many students in named roles with a Nativity Scene reader and multiple choruses. Santa arrived with treats and the day ended with a Christmas break through January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsman School
Lisa Schmidt
Billy Rodosky
Paul O'Connell
Jimmy Ribardy
Miss Susan
Colleen Schaefer
Peter
Pat Carey
Joe
Gary Neu
Ann
Susan Walsh
Margaret
Jane Phelan
Martin
Patty Lane
Matilda
Kathy McShane
Wentworth
Mary Phelan
Wenworth
Billy Hanley
Mike Vint
Patty Phelan
Mary
Mark Bartman
Joseph
Shepherds
Dan Carly
Ed Hyslop
Manuel Lopez
Mario Lopez
David McCamsey
Larold Hyslop
Jim Garveri
John Rix
Tom Thompson
Randy Tolliver
Keith Greenan
Chuck Raifsnider
Rita Maier
Dorothy Burkhart
Santa Claus
Christmas Eve Holy Communion at First United Presbyterian
The Annual Christmas Eve Holy Communion will be celebrated at 11 p.m. at the First United Presbyterian Church of Morris with the chancel choir directed by Mrs. Gerald Belt and soloist Donald Marth. The service ends in candlelight with the choir and quartet singing Silent Night. Rev. Roy H. Hamburger invites community members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rodosky
Ray Miller
Ed Anderson
William Rodosky
Frank Coveny
Norman Foster
Dan Prindiville
Vearle Funk
James Coughlin
Nan Harty
Mary K. Drinan
Lee
George Miller
Francis Harty
James Prindiville
Dan O’connell
Betty Dunn
Harlow
Donald Ahearn
Lowanda
Rodney Baudino
Sacred Heart Church
St. Joseph's Church
Kinsman
Verona
Donald Benzing
Jerry Rodosky
Evanston
Pete Wetzel
Joliet
First United Presbyterian Church of
Morris
Gerald Belt
Donald Marth
Roy H. Hamburger
WIU students lead pop bottle drive for charity
Two Morris youths Rick Ludlum and Phil Rapp of Western Illinois University chaired a Bayliss residence hall effort that collected 7 600 empty bottles from Macomb residents, netting about 230 in refunds for charity. A 75 check was sent to a Chicago radio station holiday fund, with bottles to be sorted after Christmas. Steve Catlin, WIU graduate assistant, noted each floor competed in the 13 story residence hall. Also noted is Pat Yeager of Joliet awarded the Helen McKeon memorial scholarship. she majors in chemistry, plays basketball and pledges Theta Phi Sigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Rick Ludlum
E. High St
Phil Rapp
E. Adams Sr
Western Illinois University
WIU
Bayliss
Macomb
Chicago
Steve Catlin
Milwaukee
Wisc
Pat Yeager
College of St. Francis
Joliet
Helen McKeon
Duane Yeager
Rte. 1
Miss Yeager
Theta Phi Sigma Sorority
Students Conduct Service Sunday at First Morris Church
College students will speak on the theme College Campuses Where the Action Is at a 10 45 a m service Sunday at First Morris. Speakers include Rus sell Thomas Joliet Junior College Janet Waris Illinois College Jacksonville Douglas Macdonald Eastern Illinois University Susan Hummel Edward Walker Western Illinois University Keith Salems Bradley University Ron Hamburger College of Wooster. All students and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church of
Morris
Russell Thomas
Joliet Junior College
Janet Waris
Illinois College At
Jacksonville
Douglas Macdonald
Eastern Illinois University
Susan Hummel
Edward Walker
Western Illinois University
Keith Salems
Bradley University
Ron Hamburger
College of Wooster
Ohio
Coal City Bridesmaid Attends Shower for Sharon Perino
Mrs Colin Campbell joined a bridal shower in Braceville for cousin and bride elect Miss Sharon Perino. Nearby visits included the Gregorich and LaZier families with several Sunday calls and a Monday stop at Marty's Steak House in Kankakee. Elmer Martis of Coal City completed an apprenticeship as a mechanic machinist at Personal Products Co. in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Campbell
Andrew Perino
Braceville
Sharon Perino
Campbell
Louis Gregorich
Oglesby
Alex Thom
James LaZier
Jimmy LaZier
Park Forest
Michael Bersano
Juliet
Personal Products Co
Wilmington
Couple Welcomes Son at Copley Hospital Aurora
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Borchett are parents of a son born Friday at Copley Hospital in Aurora. The mother is the former Carol Reeve, daughter of Sydney and Mrs. Reeve of 445 Mooseheart Dr. Vatican City's population is about 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Borchett
Copley Hospital
Aurora
Carol Reeve
Sydney Reeve
Mooseheart
Obituary for Burton J. Larson Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Burton J. Larson were held at 10 30 a m in the Finland Chapel with the Rev Julius Masted officiating. Soloist Mrs Clarence Ness and organist Mrs Harvey Larson provided music. Pallbearers included Larry Larson Phillip Larson William Freebury Ronald Osmondson Robert Butz and Eugene Gedye. Burial followed in West Lisbon Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton J. Larson
Finland Chapel
Julius Masted
Clarence Ness
Harvey Larson
Larry Larson
Phillip Larson
William Freebury
Ronald Osmonson
Robert Butz
Eugene Gedye
West Lisbon Lutheran Cemetery
Priest Coffey, longtime Pekin pastor, dies at 80
The Rev. Michael A. Coffey, pastor of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church since 1948, died Tuesday in Pekin. A native of Seymour, Illinois, he was 80. Ordained at St. Mary's Church, Peoria, in 1918, he served at Macomb Monmouth and Gibson City before his Pekin posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin, Ill
Michael A. Coffey
St. Joseph's
Seymour
Mil
Father Coffey
St. Mary’s Church
Peoria
Macomb
Monmouth
Gibson City
Pekin
South Carolina approves two new state history texts
The South Carolina Board of Education approved two new eighth grade history textbooks with increased emphasis on Negro development. The books will be used by 8th grade pupils in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S.C
South Carolina Board of Education
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Jack Harty
John Prindiville
Coral
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The
Morris Daily Herald Society
Itage
Eleanor Anderson
College Campus News
Coal City Notes
Vatican City
Chuck
Boston
Sean Meaty
Meadow
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Corten
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Merrie, Ti
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Mary Tyler Moore
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Mauliday
Oe Anse
Hot’ Springs National Park
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Wl.wolfe
Majestic Hotel
Collins
Club
Almar
Marseilles
Grace Hardin
Daniel’s Auto Supply
Decker
Dumke
Fox Valley Tire & Appliance
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Iverson Machine Shop
Joseph’s Jewelry Caselli Ins. & Real Estate
Maier-Schroeder Chevrolet
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