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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1978

Page

5

MVK Seniors Picnic at Kinsman Hosts July Meeting

MVK Senior Citizens held a July picnic at the Rodosky home in Kinsman with 64 members and six guests. Rev Clare Nave gave the blessing and door prizes were shared among four attendees. Several members marked July birthdays and two couples celebrated 50th anniversaries. Harvey Gonman announced a September dinner at Starved Rock Lodge and the August 8 meeting will be at United Church of Christ in Mazon. Penny bingo featured in the program.

MVK Rodosky Kinsman Kinsmen Clare Nave Marie Harty Monica Drinan Lois Mellen Nettie Baker Mary Dix Bertha Edlund Bertha Klinefelter Joe Slattery Kathleen United Church of Christ Mazon Ruth Gardner Margaret Burkhart Hazel Traver

Reunion of 1922 Mazon Township High School class

The Class of 1922 from Mazon Township High School held a recent reunion in Dwight hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finch. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Bradford of Cicero Mrs. Loretta Warwick of Morris and Mrs. Mae Carter and Mrs. Hazel Wilkinson of Mazon. Afternoon visits and photos preceded refreshments. The Rev and Mrs Clare Nave attended his nephew’s Decatur wedding. Union services of local churches will be held Sunday at 9 45 a m in the fellowship hall.

Mazon Township High School Dwight Paul Finch George Bradford Cicero Loretta Warwick Morris Mae Carter Hazel Wilkinson Mazon Clare Nave Decatur Mazon- Verona United Methodist Churches Park Street

Hospital Visiting Hours by Floor

Visiting hours for Medical and Surgical floors are 2 to 3 30 p m and 6 30 to 8 p m. Obstetric floor visitors may come 2 30 to 3 30 p m and 7 to 8 30 p m.

Local Admitted Births and Dismissals in Coal City and Nearby

Admitted: Mrs. George Arnold John Carr Mrs. Frank Gordon Erwin Kelly Mrs. Albert Pilch Mrs. Donald Steele Mrs. Ralph Davidson James Watters William Wilson Chantel Kehler Mrs Ole Davick Mrs Lyle Monson Births: Mr and Mrs Carmen Serena Gardner report a boy at 8 37 p.m. Tuesday. Dismissed: Miss Carol Gill Mrs Steven Knudson and baby girl 1810 Naomi Dr Mrs Donald Trejo and baby girl Chan nahon Kenneth Scheider Channahon Mrs Ruth Danielson Seneca Gary Kyle Dwight.

George Arnold Fairview Ave John Carr Price St Frank Gordon Pleasant St Erwin Kelly Vine St Albert Pilch E. North St Donald Steele E. Jackson St Ralph Davidson Coal City James Watters William Wilson Chantel Kehler Dwight Ole Davick Newark Lyle Monson Seneca Carmen Serena Gardner Carol Gill Grant St Steven Knudson Naomi Dr Donald Trejo Channahon Kenneth Scheider Ruth Danielson Gary Kyle

Lions All State Band Triumphs at Cherry Festival

The 110 member Lions of Illinois All State Band earned a first second and third in three parade competitions at Traverse City Michigan's National Cherry Festival last week. The group performed five concerts around town with lodging at Interlochen National Music Camp. Minooka trumpeter Rick Anderson and Channahon percussionist Gordon Baker were among the members. Family members from Minooka and Channahon attended the events, with band expenses largely paid by Lions of Illinois.

Minooka-Channahon the Lions of Illinois Traverse City Mich Illinois All State Band Illinois Interlochen National Music Camp Rick Anderson Minooka Gordon Baker Channahon Andrew R. Anderson John Baker Rick Steve and Clark Andrew C. Anderson Nancy J. Anderson

Morris area marriage licenses and club meeting notices

Marriage licenses issued for Edward J. Kennedy and Anne E. Skinner of Morris Harold J. Morganflash of Seneca and Barbara M. Granville of Morris Robert L. Nettles of Mazon and Beth L. Thornton of Minooka Morris Junior Woman's Club plans an evening work session at 7 30 p m at Sis Harseim home Thursday Royal Neighbors meet at 7 30 p m at Eagles Hall Monday plus a blunt note Lack lunch No pains no gains English proverb

Edward J. Kennedy Anne E. Skinner Morris Harold J. Morganflash Seneca Barbara M. Granville Robert L. Nettles Mazon Beth L. Thornton Minooka Morris Junior Woman’s Club Sis Harseim Royal Neighbors Eagles Hall

St Angela Academy Reunion Sets Dinner Dance at Morris Club

The Morris Country Club hosted St. Angela Academy’s reunion with a cocktail hour, dinner, and dancing attended by 100 guests including 11 Sisters. Oldest graduate Sister Frances de Sales (Class of 1919) led the table prayer, while Sister Angela Merici celebrated a golden jubilee with a Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. A Sunday brunch followed at the Morris Holiday Inn.

Morris Country Club St. Angela Academy LaVerne DeMarais Bolingbrook Marian Harper South Holland Academy Frances de Sales Angela Merici Immaculate Conception Church Morris Morris Holiday Inn

Service Airman Smith Receives Notable Unit Award Ribbon

Airman First Class Jerry L. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Floyd E Smith of Coal City Rte 1 wears a distinctive service ribbon as part of the 40th Tactical Group at Aviano AB Italy. The unit earned the US Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for meritorious service.

Jerry L. Smith Floyd E. Smith Rte. 1 Coal City US Air Force Smith Aviano AB Italy 40Th Tactical Group

Monday Maidens Unit of GCHE Meeting Report

Seven members attended the Monday Maidens Unit of GCHE gathering held Monday evening at Mrs. Jane Black’s home. Roll call cited a memorable summer. Mrs. Ora Heppert shared on the last board meeting and outlined the upcoming international meeting set for Oct 16 in the Farm Bureau auditorium with Philippines and Norway as represented nations.

GCHE Jane Black Ora Heppert Farm Bureau Philippines Norway Heppert Zita Halloran Ethel

Harness helps keep infants safely secured in strollers

Parents seek safer containment for babies using adjustable clasp fast harnesses sold by Mothercare, retailing specialists for mothers to be, babies, and children under 5, as infants cry for hunger every few hours and for long periods without clear reasons.

Mothercare

Shaw-Waw-Nas-See 4-H Camp Hosts Grundy Youth Week

Grundy County 4-H youths joined camping at Camp Shaw-Waw-Nas-See near Kankakee on Route 102. Four program areas nature, pool, recreation, and crafts offered rock hikes crafts water activities and games. Two staff per area with four adult chaperones guided activities plus evening events such as an Indian ceremony and a Star Wars carnival. An open house on July 7 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Verona Town Hall welcomed Lori Shelton and Ron Rodriguez, who were married.

Grundy County Camp Shaw Kankakee 4-H Lori Shelton Ron Rodriguez Verona Town Hall Shaw-Waw-Nas-See

Shiokari Pass to be Shown at Bethlehem Lutheran Church

World Wide Pictures presents Shiokari Pass a one hour color drama produced for Japanese audiences filmed in Japan with a Japanese cast and crew. The film based on Ayako Miura's best seller follows Nobuo and Fujiko as love and faith test their lives in early 20th century Japan. No admission charge. Show starts 7 p.m. at Wauponsee and Jefferson streets Bethlehem Lutheran Church.

Hidding Place Bethlehem Lutheran Church Wauponsee Jefferson St’s World Wide Pictures Japan Shiokari Ayako Miura Nobuo Fujiko Norval Wigtil

Women teachers convene Sunday in Chicago for international Delta Kappa Gamma convention

More than 2,500 women teachers will gather at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago starting Sunday through July 30 for the international Delta Kappa Gamma convention led by Nadine Ewing. Delegates from 50 states, Puerto Rico, seven Canadian provinces, and several European and Central American countries will attend. The Delta Kappa Gamma Educational Foundation supports Navajo Community College in Tsaile Arizona and the Miccosukee Library project near Miami, with scholarships and salaries. Nancy Dickerson of Face the Nation will speak at the banquet, marking her role as a pioneering television journalist.

Conrad Hilton Chicago Delta Kappa Gamma Nadine Ewing United States Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Canada Norway Sweden Mexico Finland Iceland Netherlands Guatemala England el Salvador Delta Kappa Gamma Educational Foundation Navajo Community College Tsaile Ariz Tamiami Trail Miami Everglades Nancy Dickerson Face the Nation CBS Dickerson Washington

Manning Family Reunion in Plainfield Brings 50 Members

The third Manning reunion gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mendenhall's home in Plainfield with descendants of Albert and Mrs. Manning of A. Potluck fed about 50 attendees. The oldest attendee was Mrs. Albert Manning and the youngest was 3 month old Ryen Heap. After dinner, games highlighted by winning families Neary, Zink, Willis, Odom, and Mendenhall. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slack from Dowagiac, Michigan.

Manning Larry Mendenhall Plainfield Albert Manning Morris Ryen Jay Heap Nearys Zinks Willis Odoms Mendenhalls

Olson couple welcomes Lisa Ann in Hammond Indiana

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olson Jr of Lansing announce the birth of daughter Lisa Ann born Tuesday at St. Margaret's Hospital Hammond Ind. The couple also have a son Jeffrey Craig two and a half. Grandparents are Harold Olson Sr of Morris and Dorothy Wichmann of Crete. Casey Johnson of 39 Lynwood Dr son of Woody Johnson injured in a July 3 bike accident has been moved to Room 4147 at Silver Cross Joliet contact 1 729 7257.

Harold Olson Jr Lansing Lisa Ann St. Margaret’s Hospital Hammond Ind Jeffrey Craig Harold Olson Sr Morris Dorothy Wichmann Crete Casey Johnson Lynwood Dr Woody Johnson Silver Cross Hospital Joliet

Morris Mix-Up 4-H Club Reports Fair Plans

The Morris Mix-Up 4-H Club met at First United Presbyterian Church. The 4-H Fair is set for August 1 and 2 with a penny carnival game a squirt gun candle shoot out. Members volunteered for fair cleanup and cafeteria jobs. Andy Button spoke on electrical safety and a wet canoe trip was reported.

First United Presbyterian Church

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The Morris Daily Herald Society Jean Voelcker Randy Seggebruch Saratoga 4-H Club Hospital News Morris Hospital and Morris Medical Clinic M. Stephen Huss, M.D Lions St. Angela’ Academy VISA Reciprocal Enterprises Certomar al Pilch Ann Boston Jean Ann Robinson Morris Mix-Up Fred Robinson Wauponsee Ag Robin Davis Rte. 2 Oliver Davis Jacksonville James Thompson Robin Minooka High School American Legion Auxiliary Deb Coppedge MHS Damien Omen II John Hancock Redwood California Rocker Ottoman Homecrest Dacron Lynda Myre Interiors Main St Tropitone Woodard, Keller, Scroll, Hurricane Bradisham
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