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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1967
Page
5
Calendar notes Morris Shrine will meet at 8 p.m. to honor Fred Ferguson. Morris volunteer firemen gather at 7 30 p.m. at the fire station to go to Davis Funeral Home for the same tribute.
Hector Chabut of Southfield Michigan and Jean Ellen Caisley of Morris receive marriage licenses. Wallace John Cagle and Pauline June Uerkwitz, both of Morris, are also licensed.
Nancy Murley of Minooka was named Santa Lucia Queen for the Santa Lucia Pageant at Augustana Hospital School of Nursing. The Christmas program featured a chorus, instrumental music, and a scripture reading by the senior class president, Nancy Kelson.
The Women's Bible Class of the Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. Emil Herman's home for their Christmas gift exchange. A short business meeting was held and devotions were given by Mrs. Edward Horrie. Several Christmas poems were read and lunch was served by the hostess with help from Miss Maude Trenter.
Mr and Mrs Ned Kneller Jr of Minooka are parents of Jeffrey David born at 6 30 am Sunday in St Joseph Hospital Joliet Obie Hexdall of 730 E Jeffer son St is a patient at St Joseph Hospital in Joliet room 739 he entered Saturday Coating pork chops with seasoned flour before frying add a little ground ginger to the seasoned flour
A typical reader asks about cosmetic allergies and sensitivities. The guide notes common symptoms such as skin rash dryness and eye irritation, and recommends hypoallergenic makeup and unscented products to reduce reactions.
Emily Wilkens advises against electric massagers for tightening fl ab and outlines at home exercise routines for arms hips and stomach. She suggests baby oil for skin softness and gives lip line care using castor oil. Hair whitening and lightening methods with lemon juice and chamomile are offered.
Hospital notes show visiting hours 2 30 to 3 30 and 7 30 to 8 30 p m. Admitted names include Roy Enger Mrs Carol Gould Kenneth Gould both of 5325 Francisco St Chicago Mrs Dale Fitch Edmund Fritz Charles Byerley Braceville Michael Monferdini Gardner Timo Solis Verona Guy Daniels John Phillips Coal City Donald Lewis Arthur Lyons Ora S Pearson Marseilles. Births report a girl to Russell and wife at 3 16 p m Sunday and a boy to William and wife at 7 25 p m Sunday. Discharged include Mrs Robert Armstrong Morris Gail Bounds transferred to Children’s Memorial Hospital in Chicago Melvin Thompson Lincoln Nursing Home Mrs Harold Rowland and son 41542 E Jefferson St Jesse Baker Seneca Russell Bell Joe Foster Griggs Drive Robert Roth Yorkville Mrs Charles Nelson Moose Heart Drive Ross Cullen Morris Rex Gaston Mazon Stephen Spangler Newark Mrs Richard Bryant and son Timo Solis Verona Charles Byerley Braceville.
Forestry Prof. F. H. Pitkin of the University of Idaho said the school has received 130,000 Christmas tree seedling orders, signaling a record Moscow area crop by next December. Seedlings will be delivered to growers in the spring.
Fifty five antiwar protesters gathered for a one hour Christmas vigil outside the LBJ Ranch. The demonstrators came from the Austin Committee to End the War in Vietnam.
Readable text fragment summarizes a Morris Illinois Daily Herald page five dated December 26 1967 with local items and brief notices.
Harold Humbert announces circuit supervisor David H. Mack visiting through Sunday for Jehovah's Witnesses advanced training. Activities start at 7 30 p m with a ministry training school and a talk by Mack. Daily field missionary calls and a Saturday 8 p m Bible question period feature Mack speaking on improving personal ministry at 1023 Douglas St.
Seven West Seattle churches of different denominations unite to save High Point Christian Church from closing due to money and attendance shortages. Led by Rev. James T. Reynolds, the effort includes Fauntleroy Community Church and five other Protestant churches plus a Roman Catholic church. Five participants have already pledged $5,000.
The article notes President and Mrs. Johnson were in Washington. No additional incidents or events are mentioned.
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