Hospital Visiting Hours Across Floors
Medical and Surgical units allow visitors 2 to 3 30 p m and 6 30 to 8 p m obstetric floor visitors may visit 2 30 to 3 30 p m and 7 to 8 30 p m this notice lists the daily windows for all areas.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1978
Page
2
Medical and Surgical units allow visitors 2 to 3 30 p m and 6 30 to 8 p m obstetric floor visitors may visit 2 30 to 3 30 p m and 7 to 8 30 p m this notice lists the daily windows for all areas.
Admitted: Calvin Perry Rte 3 Martin Palm Joliet Allen Christian Jr Waters Mich Mrs Diane Hargis Gardner Miss Brandie Paish Coal City Mrs Pearl Potter Sandwich Mrs Mary Fank Wilmington Miss Carey Jo Galst 1309 Union St Dismissed: Ronald Harseim 321 W North St Mrs Frieda Peacock Rte 2 Raymond Peacock 426 Douglas St Kenneth Schiradelly 1215 Price St Gordon Baker 803 E Jefferson St transferred to Lincoln Nursing Home Morris John White Wilmington Miss Toni Waters Braidwood Mrs Libbie Marsaglia Coal City
Den 2 of Pack 471 met Wednesday night touring Collins Station with guides Mr. Schuler and Mr. Walsh. Craig Patnode earned his fourth wolf badge to receive next pack meeting. Scott Daggett brought treats. Bill Schuler keeper of buckskin. Den 2 of Pack 469 met at Nancy Talkie home. Troy Yard elected denner Lou Talkie assistant denner. Scouts practiced a skit for the upcoming pack meeting and planned February blue and gold banquet. Treats provided by Lou Talkie. Todd Dolan keeper of the
Grundy County Home staff Ellen Helland Barbara Hoffman Eleanor Goodwin Alberta Walters Florence Petry and Jane Olson joined a Rosemont workshop on Restorative Care led by Betty Connell R N with 14 years in Rehabilitation Nursing and current graduate student at Illinois. attendees discussed elderly rehab needs and teaching methods. next meeting set for Feb 13 at Sunrise Nursing Home Mendota.
Mrs Gordon Winsor led the January unit meeting at First United Methodist Church with a Litany of Thanks. The group thanked Mobile Meals workers for December deliveries amid heavy snow. A telephone committee was formed and honored member Mrs Guy Stewart for outstanding work. Rev Lee Carey presented slides of Vietnam including the Mekong Delta and Saigon and discussed people and environment. The next meeting is March 14 hosted by Martha Circle.
Members of the Erienna Day Unit of GCHE met at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Mrs William Delrose's home with co host Mrs Sophie Marcacci. They shared casserole cooking lunch including two casseroles and dessert. Fifteen members answered roll call with favorite casserole.
Mrs Dorothy Hahn presided as the Mazon Woman's Club gathered in the Mazon Bank community room. Members recited the pledge, sang America the Beautiful, and named preferred school subjects in roll call. An invitation to a February tasting party was read, and January birthdays were noted.
The schedule outlines Friday through Saturday games and events for MCHS including basketball games against Sycamore Waubonsie Valley Plainfield and Yorkville wrestling meets at home and away plans for freshmen activities intramurals and candy sales. Key dates January 20 21 feature bowling and league events plus a junior class Parents Night and a speech contest at Oswego.
Service Pvt. Mark L. Scott son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Scott Dwight Texas has been assigned as a military policeman with the 502nd Military Police Company at Fort Hood Texas He entered the Army last August and is a 1977 graduate of Dwight Township High School New in town shop the classified ads for a new home and furniture to put into it.
Julie Ann Ferris aged 25 of Minooka was granted a divorce from Stephen Wayne Ferris aged 28 of Minooka on grounds of mental cruelty. The decree ends their marriage after a reported period of strife and conflict.
Members of the Morris Morning Unit of GCHE held a casserole tasting lesson on Casserole Cookery led by Audrey Kaufman at Ruth Cheshareck's home. Recipes named St Pauls Rice Beef Tater Casserole Tina Casserole and Tamale Pie. Doris Scott shared a favorite recipe. Kaufman will compile a unit booklet. Next meeting Feb 1 at Claudia Rogers home.
World Wide Pictures release Corrie Behind the Scenes with The Hiding Place screens at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Morris Sunday at 7 p.m. The true story follows Corrie ten Boom and family who hid Jewish refugees in Holland. discovered by Gestapo, they faced prison and camps. Kenneth Bliss notes distribution details.
Mr and Mrs Thomas McNabb announce the birth of a son Jason at 12 58 a m Thursday in St Joseph Hospital Joliet The mother is the former Jane Cordray of Morris Maternal grandparents are Mrs Betty Cain and LaVern Cordray of Morris The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jack McNabb of 865 Pine Bluff Rd World Wide Pictures The Hiding Place has been well received The Rev Norval Wigtil notes Corrie ten Boom speaks to public free of charge
Mrs. Mendenhall of Newton announces the engagement of daughter Tanya Marie to Stephen D Keech son of Mr and Mrs Keech of Morris. Tanya a 1976 Eastern Illinois University graduate now teaches at Oak Street Grade School in Seneca. Stephen a Morris Community High School and Luther College alumnus is employed at Charles O’Brien and Son Construction in Morris. A June 10 wedding is planned at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Morris.
The Morris Senior Citizens held a year end meeting and elected a new board. Officers include Norwood Brown as president with Laverne Bradbury as vice president and Doris Curtis secretary. Members welcomed Ethel Hansen Ira June Ryder Elouis Peterson and others. The group planned events and reported a productive 1977 including Mobile Meals and Illinois Rules of the Road programs.
The Morris Daily Herald notes ownership by Morris Publishing Company, an Illinois corporation, with offices at 122 124 East Washington Street Morris Illinois 60450. Published daily except Saturdays and Sundays. Timothy J West serves as publisher.
Miss Jenny Vilt was honored at a bridal shower held at Eagles Hall last Sunday. Games and prizes were awarded to Esther Woodward Nina Davidson and Lyn Marx. Verna Vilt won the door prize. She will wed Clinton Leiter on Jan 28 at Calvary Baptist Church.
The Minooka Autumn Years group will meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. for a potluck supper in the Tri County Bank of Minooka community room. Hostesses and hosts for the evening are Betty and Dan Keifer, Dorothy and Kenneth Tucker and Lois and Don McConnell. The program will include playing cards and dance. Everyone 55 and over is welcome.
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