Shape beef into patties for freezing for meals
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
3
Form ground beef into hamburger patties ready to freeze. This helps portion meals and speeds cooking when you need one serving.
Mrs Lois hosted the lapgeaa of the Baptist church Thursday with Mrs Jones and Mrs Bansback assisting. Devo tions were led by Mrs Kay and recreation directed by Mrs Johnson. A 9 am church session was planned for Wednesday with lunches served. July and August classes are suspended. Lunches were provided by the hostesses. VFW Auxiliary elects delegates for Miami Beach convention August 20 25. Delegates include Ravnaas Buzzard Peterson. alternates Ehrler Krzysciak Maddox. A hospital party is planned for Dwight VA on June 5. lunch followed by committee service.
The Norman Homemakers club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Gerald Baker's Verona home. Mrs. Grace Wallace presided, with Mrs. Mildred Buckner and Mrs. Jesse Gotham leading the program. Members made own design earrings. Miss Ruth Wallace assisted hostess. July meeting with Mrs. Wallace Benge.
The Bethlehem Lutheran church women’s auxiliary met Thursday evening in the church hall with Circle Nine as hostess. Rev L G Hinderaker led devotions and Rev Elmer Johnson of Marseilles showed slides from Lutherdale Bible camp. The meeting closed with prayer.
The Misener descendants of the late Henry Misener schedule a reunion on Sunday June 11 at Renfrew park Dwight. Families bring covered dishes rolls and drinks for a pot luck dinner. Circle 5 of W S C S postpones church picnic to June 13 at Mrs Gerald Whites home.
Admitted Charles Butterfield at 522 E North St Mrs Grant Peterson Rte 2 New ark Terry and Cynthia Wills Coal City Thomas and Terry Tesdal Rte 3 Births to Clyde Hildy 619 E High St a boy at 835 am Thursday and to Donald Smith Rte 4 a boy at 437 am today Dismissed Nancy McDonald Gardner Mrs John Dite Coal City Mrs William Rodosky and son Kinsman Mrs Joseph Sereno and daughter South Wilmington Mrs Ronald Richards and son 1330 Division St Mrs Melvin Mikkelson Rte 3
Charlene Dsida and Edward Francis Orolin were married in Assumption church Coal City in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of the late Lawrence Dsida and Lucille Harris, wore blue chiffon with a matching veil. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Steve Orolin Braceville. They will reside at 905 S Broadway St Coal City.
Mrs. Faubert Martin and her daughter Virginia of Tempe Arizona visit Mrs. R. W. Carper and will attend Karen Martin’s wedding on June 13. Mr. Martin will join the family next week. Mrs. Norman Edmundson improves after surgery in Methodist hospital Rochester Minnesota in room 314 A and expects a further two weeks.
The Mazon 4-H Clothing club will hold a postponed meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday in the high school cafeteria. Janet Hill is program chairman and Nancy Holler will give a demonstration on electricity. All members are urged to attend.
The Soviets press immediate peace treaties with both German states and a free city in West Berlin under Soviet protection, seeking reunification on parity with East Germany. The West proposes reunification through free elections in both Germany halves, with likely communist defeat in the East.
Calendar notes a Monday Morris night unit of Home Bureau meeting with Mrs Charles Anderson has been postponed until June 12. Also on Tuesday the Knights of Columbus hold officer elections at KC hall at 8 p.m. and the Red and Gun club directors meet at the club house at 7 30 p.m.
Sixteen Morris Country club women played a Wednesday afternoon golf event at the country club. Awards by flights went to Mrs. Leo Borens first, Mrs. Peter Trucano second, and Mrs. Emmett Sand third.
Allan F. Cherrie 83 a retired Braidwood coal miner died at St Josephs Joliet after a brief illness born Braceville Sept 8 1877 survived by wife Jennie daughter Mrs Ahron Knoop Joliet son David Braidwood sister Mrs Isabel Davidson Joliet brother Albert Joliet and two grandsons funeral Sunday 2 pm Patterson Funeral Home Braidwood burial Braceville Gardner Cemetery. William T. Colman 89 a Vienna Township resident died at his daughter's Verona home burial Evergreen Cemetery. He was born Aug 22 1871 in Vienna Township a farmer married Nettie Whitton in 1895 she preceded him in death in 1954 he was a 50 year member of Verona Lodge No 757 AF and AM and Verona Chapter OES survived by son Vern T Colman Vienna Township daughter Mrs Albert Bates Verona eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren funeral Saturday 2 pm Davis Chapel burial Evergreen.
Mrs. Mary Klecka, 76, formerly of Braidwood, died Thursday morning at Smith Nursing Home Joliet after two days residency. She was born August 17, 1884 in Braidwood and had lived in Chicago before returning. Survived by two daughters Sylvia Watley and Helen Baum, two sons George and Bernard, a brother George Pihera, three sisters, 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funer al services were held Saturday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Ablert Os sentjuk officiating. Burial in Bohemian National Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.
Lewis G. Larson, 69, died at his home on 530 E. Chapin Street. His body was taken to Finland Funeral Home where funeral arrangements are pending.
The contest awarded $40 000 for originality and neatness. Winners include eighth graders Virginia Walsh and Linda Prombo, seventh graders James McArdle and Joseph Bien, sixth graders Lor een Hildy and Andrew Cain, fifth graders Michael Barr Melissa Kopezick Mary Feeney and Deobrah Struck, and fourth graders Virginia Pack and Thomas Olson. Teachers praised the high quality posters and slogans.
Gilman describes running a restaurant and gas station while Goodrich previously operated the Katydid tavern restaurant and fuel site at Blackstone, west of Dwight.
Donald R. Farrer 22 of Coal City and Patricia A. Malek 22 of Gardner secured a marriage license. Reid V. Enger 21 of Morris and Carolyn A. Hanson 22 of Coal City also received licenses.
Funeral services for Arthur J. Olson aged 51 who died at home early Tuesday were held at Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. The Rev. L. G. Hinderaker officiated with Mrs. George Weeks as soloist and Mrs. John Peterson on piano. Pallbearers were six Morris police officers including former chief Olson: B. O'Neal Enger Donald Ward Richard Brooks George Hoge John Popidinski and William Long. Burial followed at Saratoga Cemetery.
Funeral services for Hans Hextell 82 who died Tuesday were conducted from Finland Funeral Home to Helmar Lutheran church at 2 p m. The Rev Kenneth Ellingson officiated with Mrs Curtis Devick as organist and Randall Devick as soloist. Pallbearers were Randall Olson Charles Walker Marvin Williamson Russell Hayer Levert Hetland and Everett Peterson. Burial followed in Helmar Cemetery.
Mrs Jennie Jones 84 died here Wednesday funeral services were conducted at 10 am in the Davis Funeral chapel. Pallbearers were Leslie Davidson Herman Gabel Rudolph Vidosh Wilbur Heggen Joseph Kopezick and Gordon Gregg. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery.
Leo Borens reported from the state convention in Peoria where the Morris club was named the largest donor from district 1B to the Hadley School for the Blind and Leader Dog funds. The club also ranked high for mentally retarded scholarship gifts and a dance contest produced a Ray Ansel Phil Collins tie. Members voted to attend a White Sox night game and no Lions meetings are planned until late August.
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