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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1978
Page
2
A hearty porch ready salad mixing Libby's Vienna Sausage with elbow macaroni celery sweet pickles and onion in a mayonnaise cider vinegar dressing. Garnish with deviled eggs and extra sausage slices for protein and color. Serve chilled with drinks or snacks for 6 to 8 servings.
The Southeastern Grundy County Senior Citizens held a Friday meeting with table prayer by Elsie Barr and business led by vice president Anna Hollmyer. Kenneth Clark attended after a recent heart attack. Members signed up for Moose Lodge dinner on Sept 17, due Sept 1, and George Croft read by laws. Kitchen shower announced for Aug 1 at 1 30 pm with bingo and refreshments. Members named include George Fedderson Erma Anderson and Irene Harrop. Bazaar planned for Oct 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Jester Danielson mark 25 years of marriage on August 1. A card shower is planned for the couple at 508 Adams Street Ottawa 61350.
The KC annual picnic starts Sunday at noon at Carbon Hill Park with races games bingo and refreshments for all ages. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Laura Wilkinson of Mazon is a patient in Room 310 at St. Joseph Hospital Joliet undergoing eye surgery. Casey Johnson will be released from Silver Cross Hospital Joliet on Friday and then fly to Florida to join his parents Mr and Mrs Woody Johnson who recently moved there. His new address will be Box 338 Marathon Fla 33050.
All freshmen entering Gardner-South Wilmington High School must have a completed physical and dental form on file at opening day Aug 28. Ninth graders must validate their immunizations per Illinois School Code and Department of Public Health. Grundy County Health Dept offers a free immunization clinic at 942-0333 for residents.
Bonnie Perlette 30 of Gardner was granted a divorce from Donald Perlette 30 of Rte. 1 Wilmington on mental cruelty grounds.
Calendar notes list Morris Junior Woman's Club 7 p.m. with Mary Hanley for an evening work session, a Thursday JFF Club picnic at 3 p.m. with Mrs Don Angus, Saratoga GCHE unit meeting at 9 a.m. with Mrs George Coones at 735 Armstrong St, and a Friday Saratoga Cemetery Aid gathering at 2 p.m. at Peace Lutheran. Also included is a tomato sunbursts recipe involving Florida tomatoes cottage cheese cucumber radishes scallions and seasonings.
The Gardner Lioness Club gathered Monday evening at Pat Rossio’s residence with President Betty Huston leading the pledge. A potluck supper is planned for 6 30 p.m. at West Side Park, with husbands as guests.
Sandy Kay and Jerry Jennings wed at the First United Methodist Church in Morris on June 17. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Raymond Rhoades, featured an altar arrangement of white and blue gladiolas carnations and roses. Parents are Clinton Kay of Mazon and Marvin Jennings of Lisbon Road.
A VFW Post 6049 and Ladies Auxiliary meeting in Morris recognized three auxiliary members for loyalty and long service. Pat Webster received a buddy poppy citation. Anna Mae Ehrler and Edith Ehrler got special recognition. The gathering included award presented by Arthur Hogfoss, with several volunteers handling arrangements. A wedding reception followed at the VFW Hall with family members assisting. The couple plans a Tennessee honeymoon and resides at Route 1 Mazon.
Mrs Dan Gerber notes parents should not guess what foods suit a baby in the first year. Consult doctors or health professionals and follow advice. Gradually expose the infant to a wide range of foods alongside milk or formula, aiming for daily servings from four basic groups: Milk, Meat, Vegetables/Fruit, and Bread-Cereal. Gerber offers menus spanning these groups to foster lifelong healthy eating habits.
Medical and Surgical floors allow visits from 2 to 3 30 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Obstetric floor permits visiting 2 30 to 3 30 p.m. and 7 to 8 30 p.m. for patients and families.
The list records admissions in Grundy County homes and facilities including Ruth Lyons and Rosemary Miller with multiple addresses across Coal City Newark Minooka Dwight and Grundy County Home, plus births at 904 E. Douglas St and Seneca with timing on Tuesday. Dismissals include Jonathan Mavec Nadine Wagner James O'Brien Mark Brady and others while transfers note Daniel Hughs moved to Edwards Hospital Naperville Wilfred Harty to Kinsman and Mark Delrose at 200 Meadors Circle.
About 52 members and guests gathered Sunday for the Johnson Peterson annual reunion at Goold Park. A noon chicken dinner followed by games and visiting, with Bernard Enervold and Mrs. Enervold directing. Youngest attendee Wendy Matteson Morris. oldest Mrs. Enervold Morris. Attendees came from Pontiac Peoria Wilmington Plano Newark Chicago Lisbon Ottawa New Orleans Dallas Ore Morris. Next reunion set for fourth Sunday in July with Mrs. Russell Davis in charge. Ray Donnell Brenda Greg Dallas Ore traveled farthest.
A lively New York scene captures families planning first day outfits with pop culture flair. Teens emulate Travolta style with three piece suits and Annie Hall inspired looks while younger siblings chase superhero comfort. A baby in a Superman sweatshirt anchors the scene.
Morris area records show Fred Rowland and Jeanne Wash obtaining marriage licenses. The couple listed Morris as their residence, with the filing reflecting standard civic procedure and no prior constraints noted.
Candy ingredients including chocolate nuts fruits and milk provide proteins minerals vitamins and fats. A balanced diet includes proteins fats carbohydrates vitamins minerals and water. Molasses and chocolate liquor supply calcium iron and riboflavin. Recent research suggests diabetics need not eliminate sugar entirely and that overweight may influence diabetes more than sugar alone.
Classifieds offer daily opportunities across varied needs. Readers are urged to check frequently for new listings, updated prices, and timely opportunities in housing employment and services.
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