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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
3
The Morris Sweet Adelines will hold a potluck supper at 6 30 p m Monday in the American Legion Hall Guests may include husbands or parents as guests.
Brownie Troop 354 met at the Methodist Church and hiked to Gebhard Woods. Carol Lyons served treats and Peggy McConnell kept the minutes as scribe.
Admitted Mrs Arnold Rassmussen of Seneca. Births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kenney at 2 07 a m and a boy to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dunn at 9 35 p m. Dismissals list Marie Bridges Gustav Nelson Earl McBride Thomas Stott Robert Warwick and Robert Watts. Walter Petersn treated for a finger injury at Federal Paper Board Co.
Calendar lists American Legion Post 295 at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall and Grace Lutheran Church Women at 8 p.m. at the church. Iapgeaa Class meets at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Louis Brown. Air Force Mothers Club meets at 7 30 p.m. in Eagles Hall Joliet. VFW Auxiliary at 8 p.m. in Vets Hall. Monday Sweet Adelines hold a 6 30 p.m. potluck at the American Legion Hall. Also a note on making an omelet with two eggs using a six or seven inch skillet.
Public school teachers in Detroit and nearby districts walked out in protest of labor contract demands. AFL-CIO and Michigan Education Association picketed hundreds of schools in Detroit Taylor Township Melvindale and North Dearborn Heights while Flint and Crestwood districts joined in. Gov Romney planned a mediation review to assess further steps.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Binion stationed in Germany with the U S Army announce the birth of their daughter Toni Lee born May 24. Ernest Panish is a patient at Hines VA Hospital Ward E Room 211 Hines II.
Graduating class at Dwight Township High School lists 70 seniors including Lyle Antonio Clifford Atchison Barbara Baker Rob ert Baker Richard Becker Patricia Blundy Melvin Brown Karen Bruback Jon Brumbach Elaine Bunting Linda Burger Dale Burkhart Ellen Burkhart Maryellen Bush Linda Call Linda Carlson Linda Chamb liss Stephanie Clapp Kathy Coleman Edward Connor Rob ert Crane John Crimmins Peggy Danker Robert Dorn bierer Gene Drechsel Larry Fieldman Linda Fieldman Richard Finley Diana Folkers Linda Gearhart James Geheber Nancy Grubar Daniel Hitt Rita Hooker Rita Horton Nicholas Humbert Martin Jensen Gary Kiper Kathy Knudsen Melody Kruse Linda Lemay Roger Lucas Larry Mickelson Colleen Movement Barbara Ohlendorf Richard O'Neill Evelyn Part ridge Linda Jensen Cynthia Paulsen Sharon Pedersen James Ric colo Gary Riccolo Marcia Rohlfs Mary Rose Gary Schultz Mary Seibold Iris Simpson Karen Starks Vicki Stevenson Frederick Strufe John Sullivan Donald Tuffs Marsha Valiente Gordon Van Qualen Edward Voyles Rodney Weller Donald Whiteside Roger Wick Denice Wright Tamra Zabel.
Herrin Allen Industries Inc plans layoffs affecting up to 250 of its 1400 workers for at least a month due to a reduced production schedule. The action coordinates with vacation time to minimize unemployment.
A mother Wanda Banks 22 and her two children Stanley 3 and Yvonne 2 died in a West Side Chicago apartment fire. A neighbor said Mrs Banks guided 4-year-old Vincent to safety before returning to save the others.
Gerald Clark aged 26 of Forest City Newfoundland was fatally injured when his car overturned on a Tazewell County road south of Pekin.
Fayetteville North Carolina William J McMurray a former Hearst newspapers executive died Wednesday at age 97. He held leadership roles within the newspaper chain and contributed to the industry during his long career.
Coal City notes detail Assumption School Library hours from 7 to 8 p m on Tuesdays during summer vacation. Non enrolled parish children may borrow books with a five dollar deposit refundable after summer completion. The school closes with a 9 a m Mass Friday and report cards. Altar and Rosary Society meeting moves to Friday 8 p m due to graduation. Civic Club tours Dresden nuclear plant. Eta Eta Chapter plans interviews for charter membership.
Atlanta Morehouse College speech by OEO director Robert Sargent Shriver urges college students to enlist in the Peace Corps or Job Corps as a path to cutting poverty. He predicts a 20 year advantage for those who join the programs over those who “played it cool.”
About 11 000 officers and enlisted men from Illinois National Guard Army units will train at Camp McCoy Wisconsin for two weeks starting June 25 Gov Otto Kerner will be honored at the camp July 2.
Sam Warren Thomas of Coal City and Charleen Marie Henneberry of Rte. 1 Morris receive marriage licenses.
Wayne Misener of Peoria and formerly of Mazon died Thursday morning in Proctor Hospital Peoria after a long illness. He was born June 27 1895 in Mazon son of late Joseph and Bessie Isham Misener. He married Anna Hansen May 29 1918 in Morris. He was WWI veteran and served as commander of Mazon American Legion and county district and division. Survivors include his widow a daughter Lenore Weidner two grandchildren and a brother Russell Misener. Funeral services are handled by Davis Funeral Home Gardner with burial time and date to be announced.
The former Italian ambassador to Madrid and London died Wednesday in his villa on the shores of Lake Como.
Obie R. Hauge aged 63 dies at his Hyattsville Maryland home. He was the son of Lewis Hauge and the late Cora Hauge of Story City Iowa. Surviving: widow Elsie two sons Carrol Story City Ronald at home three daughters Barbara Sandra and Susan all at home his father a sister Mrs Rudolph Anderson of California and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Saturday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church Story City with burial in Randall Cemetery.
A Wednesday release states Gerald F. Fannin of Griggs Drive had his license revoked for driving while intoxicated. Robert L. Johnson of Route 4 received a probationary permit. Norman L. Gordon of Channahon had his license suspended for three violations.
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