Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Mixed List
Admitted: Elizabeth Williamson of 755 W Jackson St Charles Ely Dwight Lisa Thompson of Route 4 Miss Henrietta Youngblood of Route 4. Dismissed: William Manegold and son of Braidwood George Dare of Coal City Christine Milton of 813 Third Ave Michael Monferdini of Gardner Ora S Pearson of Marseille Arthur Lyons of Route 1 Russell L Smith and daughter of 319 F Chapin St.
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Elizabeth Williamson
W. Jackson St
Charles Ely
Dwight
Lisa Thompson
Rte
Henrietta Youngblood
William Manegold
Son
Braidwood
George Dare
Coal City
Christine Milton
Third Ave
Michael Monferdini
Gardner
Ora S. Pearson
Masseilles
Arthur Lyons
Rve
Russell L. Smith
Infant Baptized in Indiana as Minooka Notes
Elizabeth Kay Miller infant daughter of Edward and Kay Miller of Fort Hamilton New York was baptized December 26 at Marquette Park Methodist Church Gary Indiana. Grandparents Clark and Kay Moore and great grandmother Hazel Moore attended. Christmas Day dinner guests included Ed Miller Sr. and family and Moore relatives. Minooka Grade School district phone numbers updated to 462 2261 and 462 2262.
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Elizabeth Kay Miller
Edward B. Miller
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Marquette Park Methodist Church
Gary
Ind
Edward Miller
Edward Miller Sr
Gary, Ind
Kenneth Pautz
Karin
Jeanine
Crystal Lawns
Robert Moore
Florence Christiansen
Chicago
Minooka
Service Cpl Alan D Love Promoted in Vietnam
In Vietnam, Service Cpl Alan D Love son of Mr and Mrs Granville A Love Route 2 was promoted while serving with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 362 Marine Aircraft Group 36 First Marine Aircraft Wing at Ky Ha Republic of Vietnam His promotion was based on time in service rank military appearance and knowledge of selected subjects His squadron flies CH 46 Sea Knight helicopters on resupply missions and troop transport to battle zones.
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Alan D. Love
Granville A. Love
Rte. 2
Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron
Marine Aircraft Group 36
First Marine Aircraft Wing
Marine Corps Air Station
Ky Ha
Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
Braceville Notes Briefs: Local youths update health status
Dale Strohm eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Roger A Strohm of Braceville returned home from Morris Hospital this morning after a tonsil operation earlier in the week. Joseph Jeris of Braceville has been admitted as a patient at Morris Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Strohm
Roger A. Strohm
Braceville
Morris Hospital
Joseph Jeris
Abstinence rule ends for Catholics in Britain
London AP reports that starting in the new year Roman Catholics may eat meat on Fridays as the abstinence rule is replaced by voluntary acts of self denial announced by a spokesman for John Cardinal Heenan.
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London
Britain
John Cardinal Heenan
Bayeux Bishop Calls for Quiet Bells on Sundays
The bishop of Bayeux diocese asks for reduced bell ringing on Sundays after noons due to resident complaints. The bells' electric mechanism reportedly causes interference and "snow" on television screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayeux, France
Bayeux
Calendar events for Tuesday and Wednesday in town
Sweet Adelines practice at 7 30 p m at the American Legion Hall. Legal Secretaries meet at 7 p m with Miss Elsa Kussler. Woman s Relief Corps meets at 7 30 p m in the Eagles Hall with officers in white. Circles of the WCSC meet at 7 30 p m with Mrs Palmer Reed. Shabbona Chapter No 46 Order of the Builders stated meeting at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. VFW Auxiliary at 8 p m in the VFW Hall. Past Noble Grands Club at 7 30 p m at Miss Mabel Hexdall s home. Eight and Forty at 6 30 p m Weitz Cafe.
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Sweet Adelines
American Legion Hall
Elsa Kussler
Woman's Relief Corps
Eagles Hall
WCSC
Palmer Reed
Shabbona
Order of the Builders
Masonic Temple
VFW
Noble Grands Club
Mabel Hexdall
Weitz Cafe
Morris Couple Applies for Marriage License
Richard Dean Peckenpaugh and Sheryl Diane Starks of Morris applied for a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dean Peckenpaugh
Sheryl Diane Starks
Morris
Former Priest Builds New Religious Life in Fluid Church
Charles Davis once a leading Roman Catholic theologian quits the priesthood and marries Florence Henderson to become an unattached Christian teacher. He says organized churches stifle initiative and truth, proposing looser structures and participation across groups while remaining committed to Christian core values.
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New York
Charles Davis
Davis
England
Florence Henderson
Farmingdale
N.Y
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Canada
Hammer Seeks Expanded IEA Membership and Reform
Superintendent Hammer, speaking as part of the Illinois Education Association meeting, urged expansion of IEA membership to include more school personnel and backed reforms for unified professional structure and relations among teachers and administrators. He commended support from Morris and the IEA for retired teachers and highlighted his 18th year in Morris schools.
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Board of Education
Hammer
Morris Teachers Association
Illinois Valley Division
IEA
Shame
Illinois Council On Educational Administration
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa
University of Colorado At
Boulder
University of Illinois
Morris
Ted Matsel
Carmi
Ruth A. Broom
Riverside
Marjorie A. Olson
Elk Grove Village
James Ringhausen
Hardin
Mary Alice Prindle
Aurora
B. D. Middleton
Columbia
Association
Forged licenses traced to German Freiburg prison shop
West German authorities found drivers licenses forged at Freiburg State Prison print shop after a forged license was traced to the facility. Inmates used an official stamp, and officials seek to determine how many forgeries circulated and the method used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiburg
Germany
Freiburg State Prison
Tax Enticement Aims At Greek Americans In Athens
Greece's military government announced a tax exemption to lure home Greek Americans who qualify for Social Security. The plan targets returning expatriates and promises tax relief to encourage repatriation amid ongoing economic reforms.
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Athens
Greece
Obituary of Frank Jerantowski of Braceville at 80
Braceville resident Frank Jerantowski, 80, died Friday at Morris Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Constanza, two daughters Genevieve Guss and Irene Biernat, two sons Chester and Frank, a daughter-in-law Anne, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Friends may call at Patterson Funeral Chapel in Braidwood 3 to 10 p.m. today. body to Palenica Funeral Chapel in Chicago Sunday. burial in Resurrection Cemetery Chicago. Born March 12, 1887 in Poland, he lived in Braceville 20 years and formerly ran a Chicago grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance
Louis
Genevieve) Guss
Irene Biernat
Chicago
Chester
Braceville
Frank
Anne
Patterson
Braidwood
Palenica
Resurrection Cemetery
Jerantowski
Poland
Malden man pays 67 dollars for 26 year Christmas call
Ar vid Lazdins of Malden says his Christmas Eve telephone call to his sister in Riga Latvia was worth 67.40 dollars after 26 years of failed attempts. He finally connected as the line was routed through Switzerland, but he has not seen his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Arvid Lazdins
Lazdins
Riga
Latvia
Lardins
Switzerland
Unclear Origin Story Ties to 1941 Concentration Camp
A fragment notes a historical line since 1941 when he was sent to a Nazi concentration camp and mentions a 13 minute phone call. The readable text is sparse and mixed with context, offering limited verifiable details.
Satellite to link India to Britain by direct dialing in 1968
New Delhi reports a front page note about a satellite launch set for 1968 that will allow Indians to dial direct calls to Britain and other nations. The story ends with a reader note pointing to frustrations when calling within New Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Britain
Funeral services for Mrs. Clarence Killelea held at Immaculate Conception
Mrs. Clar ence (Mary E.) Killelea died recently and funeral services were held at 10 a.m. at the Immaculate Conception Church with Rev. Warren Wols and Rev. Robert L. Keefe officiating. The soloist and organist were Mrs. Charles Linington Jr. and Mrs. Christian Resler. Pallbearers included Thomas Dunn John Dunn Harry Biddle Albert Pfaff Dr. Edward Connor Parker Robinson Dr. Joseph Keefe and Ott Pudenz. Burial followed at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Mary E.) Killelea
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Warren Wols
Robert L. Keefe
Charles Linington Jr
Christian Resler
Thomas Dunn
John Dunn
Harry Biddle
Albert Pfaff
Edward Connor
Parker Robinson
Joseph Keefe
Ott Pudenz
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Truck Hijacked on Southwest Side Stolen Cash and Goods
Three men hijacked a cigarette delivery truck on Friday in Chicago. They bound the driver Harry Ross who was 52, then moved him to a new location before fleeing with more than $10,000 in cash and tobacco products. Ross was later released after police traced his whereabouts from a tip.
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Chicago
Harry Ross
Ross
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