Turner Couple Celebrates 25 Years in Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Turner mark their 25th wedding anniversary on January 1. The Morris couple, wed January 1, 1953, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, will be honored at a dinner by their children Mike and Deborah Fosen Scott and Sheree Turner and Larry and Pamela Stanford. They have three grandchildren, Michelle Aaron and the third child arriving soon. They reside at 1028 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Turner
Don
Harvey Olson
June
Harold Wickert
Morris
Mike
Deborah) Fosen
Scott
Sheree) Turner
Larry
Pamela) Stanford
Michelle
Aaron
Jeremy
Heather
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Norris Ston
Turner
Liberty St
Culinary student wins national frozen foods contest
Frankfort culinary arts student at Joliet Junior College won first in the 1977 National Creative Use of Frozen Foods for a marinated carrot side dish. Johnson, a cook manager, credits easy recipes and her JJC CA 102 class for support while managing a 20-member staff and seeking further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Johnson
Frankfort
Joliet Junior College
Johnson
JJC
Charles Wagner
NFFA
Campus Degrees Awarded At Concordia and Western Illinois
John Brian Cripe son of Mr and Mrs John Cripe received magna cum laude BA degrees in psychology and religion at Concordia College Moorhead Minnesota on December 20 in Memorial Auditorium Cynthia Marie Phillips of Morris earned an applied sciences and BS degree from Western Illinois University at the fall quarter end Steven Vaughn of 609 Johnson Ave received an arts and sciences BS degree and Gail Jorstad of Seneca earned a fine arts teacher education BA degree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brian Cripe
John Cripe
Wauponsee St
Concordia College
Moorhead
Minn
Memorial Auditorium
Cynthia Marie Phillips
N. Dwight Rd
Morris
Western Illinois University
Steven Vaughn
Johnson Ave
Gail Jorstad
Seneca
4-H News Wauponsee Handy Anns Club Christmas Party
The Wauponsee Handy Anns 4-H Club held a Christmas party at Alice Hunt's home with mothers as guests. Connie Gordon demonstrated hook rugs and Sue Skelton demonstrated pie crust. Shelly Hunt played a flute solo and Cheryl Burns the piano. Marla Wills and Carol Skelton led recreation. A gift exchange and refreshments by the Skeltons and Burns followed. Next meeting January 9 at the Burns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauponsee
Handy Anns 4-H Club
Alice Hunt
Connie Gordon
Sue Skelton
Shelly Hunt
Cheryl Burns
Marla Wills
Carol Skelton
Skelton
Burn’s
Burn
Prenatal Classes Offered by Morris Hospital and Club
Morris Hospital and Morris Junior Woman's Club sponsor a prenatal class series starting Wednesday January 4. Sessions run Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 30 p m at the Grundy Area Vocational Center. Both parents encouraged to attend. husbands may enter the delivery room only by attending. For enrollment call 942 2932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hospital
Morris Junior Woman's Club
Grundy Area
Minooka United Methodist Church Women Install New Officers
Minooka United Methodist Church Women installed officers for 1978 at a meeting led by former presidents Evelyn Winterbottom Della Hays and Jane Winterbottom. Installations included president Jean Dawson and other officers. special guests Rev Hunt and wife from Australia attended. a musical program by the Minooka Junior High Choral Group directed by Diane Kettelson accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooka
Minooka United Methodist Church
Jean Dawson
Liz Figge
Loretta McLaughlin
Lola Rushton
Joann McGee
Gloria Eaton
Jean McCoy
Phyllis McCoy
Helen Daly
Barb Winterbottom
Evelyn Winterbottom
Della Hays
Jane Winterbottom
Greg Dell
Nancy J. Anderson
Ray Hunt
Australia
Diane Kettelson
Marine recruit completes training in San Diego
Service Marine Pvt. James M. Hagy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hagy of Yorkville, finished recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. A Yorkville High School 1977 graduate, he joined the Marine Corps in June 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hagy
Robert M. Hagy
Yorkville
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Yorkville High School
Marine Corps
Gardner and Church Circles Share Holiday Preparations
Gardner notes Circle meetings at United Lutheran and Church of Hope events. Ingrid Sandeno opened with prayer and Bible study. Christmas cards were signed for shut ins. officers kept Elenor Nelson and Iris Wagner. A 30 cup coffee maker was approved. Christmas programs occurred at the Church of Hope and Gardner Grade School with Santa, music, nativity, and themed scenes. Bad weather delayed the Firebells party to January. Briefs mention visits, holiday travels, and Mary Lou Hendrix listed as hospitalized.
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Ruth
United Lutheran Church
Ingrid Sandeno
Elenor Nelson
Iris Wagner
Church of Hope
Santa
Channahon Brownies Brighten Joliet Nursing Home Christmas
On December 17 Troop 52 of Minooka visited Four Seasons Nursing Home in Joliet. Leaders Michele McCoy Melissa Stebbins Kim Cotton and Tina McCoy directed a flag ceremony and program on Christmas customs. Rose Brandolino Sara Schmidt Lisa Egle Gloria Cook Donna Bolz Roxanna Toms narrated as the troop sang carols for residents and a Santa decoration made with Mrs Cotton’s help was presented to the home.
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Minooka
Channahon Brownies
Troop 52
Four Seasons
Joliet
Michele McCoy
Melissa Stebbins
Kim Cotton
Tina McCoy
Rose Brandolino
Sara Schmidt
Lisa Egle
Gloria Cook
Donna Bolz
Roxanna Toms
Cotton
Admitted and dismissed names a rural hospital roll call
A list of admitted patients includes Robert R Olson, Mrs Jack OHagen, Joshua Loudermilk, and others from Seneca Coal City and surrounding towns. Dismissals include Mrs Kevin Halterman, Rex Wood, and several from Coal City Channahon and Newark. Births note a girl born to Melvin Kindelberger and Roberta Stacey in Dwight. A Peach Berry Pork Steaks recipe concludes the page.
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Robert R. Olson
E. Jackson St
Jack O’hagen
E. Main St
Joshua L. Loudermilk
Dwight
Joseph B. Newman
Seneca
John Elleson
Ottawa Bend
Apt
Mable Olson
Armstrong St
Eugene R. Smith
Sheridan
Ron Morris
Tonica
Robert Heatter
Newark
Joseph Hall
Thomas Grieff
Maron
Lawrence Manning
W. Jefferson St
Gertrude Steele
Roy Bitterman
Coal City
Irvin Lafferty
Nathan Lewis
Nels Walker
Pamela Miller
Ronald E. Neuendorf
Marseilles
Jonas Mickelson
Lee Klodzinski
Gardner
Jerome Miedl
Rte. 1
Russell Johnson
E. High St
Melvin Kindelberger
Anna Micono
Laura Smith
Goldie Longest
John Sorem
Lincoln Nursing Home
Roberta Stacey
David Tinberg
Sonia Rodriguez
Dynamic Tom Eggum to Speak at West Lisbon Church New Year’s Eve
Tom Eggum of Seattle Washington will headline a New Year’s Eve service at West Lisbon Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m He travels the United States and other nations sharing the gospel with diverse denominations In Central America he spoke in churches prisons homes and schools and has helped the persecuted church in the USSR He has appeared behind the Iron Curtain to bring Bibles and learn underground believers’ plight Young people are invited to attend this engaging faith program.
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West Lisbon Lutheran Church
Tom Eggum
Seattle
Wash
Los Angeles
Eggum
United States
Central America
el Salvador
Tom
Ussr
Homemakers Plan Day Tour To Downers Grove
Mrs Wayne Gunderson tour chairman announces Grundy County Homemakers Association trip to Wan namakers in Downers Grove on January 13. The day includes two classes per person with lunch and bus ride. Morning classes cover plaid needlepoint and drape it doll. afternoon offers mirror off and puffer paint. Reserve by January 6 at 942 0588.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Gunderson
Morris couple announces engagement of Jenny Wilt
Mr and Mrs Edward J Wilt of Morris announce the engagement of their daughter Jenny to Clinton Leiter son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Leiter Rte 5 Morris A wedding is planned for January 28 at 2 pm at Calvary Baptist Church Morris Invitations are being sent and all friends and relatives are invited
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Edward J. Wilt
Morris
Jenny
Clinton Leiter
Thomas Leiter
Rte. 5
Calvary Baptist Church
Families Host Foreign Students in Thanksgiving Fellowship
Mr and Mrs Chuck Elliott along with 300 families in 70 Illinois communities took part in the University of Chicago Thanksgiving Fellowship Program. Forty seven foreign students from the Chicago area spent four days as guests of the host families.
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Chuck Elliott
Rte. 1
Morris
Illinois
University of Chicago
Chicago
Liability cap for ad errors at Morris Publishing Co
The Morris Publishing Company limits liability for mistakes in any advertisement to the price paid for the space used.
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Morris Publishing Company
Savory Onion-Bacon Quiche and French Fried Carrots Recipe
Aunt Nellie s Foods provides a ready kit quiche recipe using a prepared crust. It features whole peeled onions, bacon, sour cream, eggs and herbs baked at 350 degrees for 40 to 45 minutes. Also includes a French Fried Carrots batter and fry method for six servings.
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Nellie
Aunt Nellie
The Blouson: A Postwar Fashion Revolution Takes Shape
World War I freed women from tight corsets and long skirts allowing movement. By the 1920s outfits favored shorter fuller skirts and crepe de chine dresses flowing to the waist. The blouson emerged as a defining style marking liberated dress and active living.
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New York
NEA
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Mrs. Donald Turner
Culinary
Campus News
United Press International
Gardner Notes
Scout News
Cub Scout Pack
American Legion Hall
Patti Alward
Firebells
Ida Schopp
Roy Christensen
Kay Lynn
Huston
Texas
Allen
Columbia
S. C
Bill Hardy
Mary Lou Hendrix
the Morris Hospital
Boy Scout News
Fray la Sha
Liberty
Hospital News
George Burns
John Denver
Homemakers Plan Tour
THE
Morris Daily Herald
Illinois Corporation
East Washington Street
Morris Ilinois
Thomas E. West
Herald Office
Blouson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tina
Tina Rowe
Ottawa
Rt. 47 & Waverly
JoAnne Gretenoord
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