4-H'ers Assist With Program at Morris Night Unit
Morris Night Unit of GCHE met Monday in the Farm Bureau auditorium with Nee dles and Spoons 4-H Club and their mothers as guests. Mrs. Russel Hills and Mrs. Charles Anderson led the major lesson, while Mrs. Osmond Bijelland spoke on the timely topic. The group performed a skit and demonstrations, modeled clothes, and discussed baked goods for the 4-H fair. Hostesses were Mrs. Cliff Bossert, Mrs. Osmond Bjelland, Mrs. Gordon Anderson, Mrs. O. W. Hiles, and Mrs. Donald Matteson. No meeting next month.
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Gordon Anderson
O. W. Hiles
Donald Matteson
Sugar Syrup Making Steps for Cold Drinks
To make sugar syrup heat water and sugar together over low heat until the sugar dissolves. Then boil without stirring for about a minute.
Morris Rotary Club hosts family night at Goose Lake
Calendar notes Morris Rotary family night and picnic at 5 30 p m at Goose Lake Country Club. Woman's Relief Corps meets 7 30 p m in Eagles Hall. Moose Chapter night at 8 p m in the Moose Home with white formals urged.
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Morris Rotary Club
Goose Lake
Woman's Relief Corps
Eagles Hall
College of Regents of the Women of the Moose
Moose
Marriage Licenses Issued for Robert Chord and Janis Delockery
Robert Francis Chord of Morris and Janis Rae Delockery of Morris received marriage licenses. The document lists both individuals as the couple seeking to wed in the local area.
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Robert Francis Chord
Morris
Janis Rae Delockery
1938 Morris Class Reunion At VFW Hall
The Morris Community High School class of 1938 held a 30 year reunion at the VFW Hall. About 65 attended a buffet dinner followed by a memorial service for deceased graduates. Guests came from California Colorado Washington Missouri and Illinois as teachers and classmates were introduced and reminiscences shared.
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Morris Community High School
VFW
Herman Ehrler
Betty Buzzard
Glen Anderson
Arthur Leach
Phillip Kasik
Riverside
Frank Monson
Minneapolis
Wilfred Dix
Mary K. Hume Baker
Wayne Dyson
Thomas Brown
Surprise 40th Anniversary for Lisbon Couple
Thirty five friends and relatives surprised Mr and Mrs Oscar S Anderson Sunday at their son Leo Andersons home in Yorkville for their 40th wedding anniversary. The couple have another son Maynard in Kewanee and four grandchildren. Attendees came from Kewanee Aurora Ottawa Sandwich Newark and Lisbon. He works as a carpenter and she as a cook at Lisbon School.
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Lisbon
Oscar S. Anderson
Leo Anderson
Yorkville
Maynard
Kewanee
Aurora
Ottawa
Sandwich
Newark
Anderson
Married Friday for Nina Easley and Earl Munson in Marseilles
Miss Nina Christine Easley of Ransom and Earl Munson of Marseilles were married Friday night by Magistrate Chester P. Winsor at his Union Street home. Attendants were Mrs. Erwin Kelley and Mrs. Betty Burkes, both of Marseilles. The groom works as an iron worker and the couple will reside in Marseilles.
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Nina Christine Easley
Ransom
Earl Munson
Marseilles
Chester P. Winsor
Union St
Erwin Kelley
Betty Burkes
Reception Tonight Honors Coal City Minister Paul Simpkins
A 7 to 9 p.m. reception at the United Methodist Church in Coal City honors Rev. Paul Simpkins and his family as the new minister. Members and friends of the church are invited.
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Coal City
Paul Simpkins
United Methodist Church
Cathy Wilkinson Weds Michael Lessin in Morris Ceremony
The wedding took place at the Curry residence lawn on Cemetery Rd with a 2 p.m. ceremony uniting Cathy Wilkinson and Michael Lessin. The Rev. L G Hinderaker presided as family and friends gathered from Morris and Chicago.
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Curry
Cemetery Rd
Cathy Wilkinson
Michael Lessin
L. G. Hinderaker
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Morris
Hilton Curry
Sam Lessin
Chicago
Angel Falls Heights Plunge 3212 Feet on Carrao River
Venezuela’s Angel Falls, the world's tallest waterfall, drops 3212 feet along the Carrao River, creating a dramatic vertical cascade in Canaima National Park.
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Angel Falls
Carrao River
Venezuela
Hospital Notes Admits List of Patients and Dismissals
Admitted: Maurene Kelly of 422 E Jackson St, Gates Downers Grove, Elwood Hardin of 410 E Chapin, Toni Lynn Residers of South Wilmington, Ruth Hollmeyer of Gardner, Darlene Neimann of Seneca, Sherry Swiggett of Coal City. Dismissed: Mrs Gary Campbell and son Joliet, Robert Stansberry Rte 3, David E Thompson Newark, Albert Scroggins Minooka.
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Maurene Kelly
E. Jackson
Charles A. Gates
Downers Grove
Elwood Hardin
E. Chapin
PNA Plans Announced for Annual Ball and Events
Polish National Alliance members met at the VFW Hall with Mrs. Sophie Baugh presiding. They announced the Miss PNA Ball on July 27 in Gary Indiana and a golf tournament on August 17 in Monaco Pennsylvania, plus a dance on August 10 from 9 to midnight. An award was presented to Mrs. Peter Kopezick.
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Polish National Alliance
VFW
Sophie Baugh
Rose Karen
Joseph Cepiel
Charles Usevick
Gary
Ind
Monaco
Ray Pellegrini
Uncle Sam
Joseph Bates
Ray Paulson
Charles Roudis
Peter Kopezick
Woman's Association Plans 9 AM Medical Missions Breakfast
The Woman's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church meets at 9 a.m. Wednesday for a medical missions breakfast. Rev. Gerald Johnson of Silver Cross Hospital chairs the program. Circle Six hosts with Mrs. Tom Osmonson as chair and Mrs. Wilfred Robinson giving devotions.
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Woman's Association of the First United Presbyterian Church
Gerald Johnson
Silver Cross Hospital
Circle Six
Tom Osmonson
Wilfred Robinson
Christenson Family Hosts in Iowa and Illinois News
Miss Lillian Christenson of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Richard Christenson with Sandra and Roger visited Miss Bernice Rasmussen in Lisbon. Mr and Mrs Arthur Misener of Plano announce birth of son Thomas Arthur Friday at Sandwich Community Hospital. mother Mary Lou MecGuan of Morris.
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Lillian Christenson
Chicago
Richard Christenson
Sandra and
Roger
Forrest City
Iowa
Bernice Rasmussen
Lisbon
Arthur Misener
Plano
Thomas Arthur
Sandwich Community Hospital
Mary Lou MecGuan
Morris
Capers Packaged In Brine Or Salt Steps For Use
Capers arrive in two forms, those packed in brine and those in salt. The salt must be rinsed off before using to prevent oversalting and to reveal the capers’ full flavor.
Woman's Auxiliary to Host First Hospital Benefit Ball
The Morris Hospital Woman's Auxiliary schedules a formal garden themed ball at Morris Country Club on July 27 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds fund new hospital equipment. Tickets cost 15 per couple. sales in Morris Coal City Mazon and Minooka.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Morris Hospital
Morris Country Club
Gerry Belt
Delight
Less Tucker
William Palmer
James Smith
Coal City
Roman Smyk
Robert B. Trotter
Mazon
Bruce Burkhart
Minooka
Linda Lund
Elliott Tratt
EK. W. Conley
Robert Chitwood
John Hynds
Grun dy County Home Economics Graduates Meet
The newly formed Grun dy County Home Economics Graduates will convene at 8 pm Monday with host Mrs. Erwin Godfrey and speaker Mrs. Anna Baker who will discuss her trip to the Orient including Japan Taipei Hong Kong and Thailand. Plans for the fall will be submitted by program chairman Mrs. Margaret Bednarik.
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Grundy County Home Economics
Erwin Godfrey
Anna Baker
Orient
Japan
Taipei
Hong Kong
Thailand
Margaret Bednarik
Reception for Mr and Mrs Harry Naden Set at Church
A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Naden will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the First Methodist Church. The couple announce that Mr Naden is the new assistant minister and the public is invited.
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Harry Naden
First Methodist Church
Mr. Naden
New President of Teachers Association Named in Dallas
Bruce Eckman of Portland Oregon succeeded Ruth Trigg of Barrington Illinois as president of the Association of Classroom Teachers at its Dallas convention. The group has about 900 000 members and meets in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Bruce Eckman
Portland
Ore
Ruth Trigg
Barrington, Ill
Association of
Domestic workers number near ninety thousand in Johannesburg
At a city council meeting the latest census-like figures show about 89 000 Africans work as domestic servants in the Johannesburg region. The city’s population stands around 1.3 million with 713 000 Africans and about 500 000 whites. Cook prepares a sweet sour dish by shredding red cabbage and draining, mixing in vinegar and red currant jelly, then adding butter and reheating.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Wedding notices must be sent within two weeks to Herald
Public notice reminds readers that weddings must be reported to the Herald within two weeks of the ceremony or be substantially edited. Photos are not published if more than 30 days have passed since the wedding, and late submissions may have their pictures run separately if they meet deadlines.
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