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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kulig and daughter Kathy join Mary Jane Niewinski in leaving today for a two weeks motor trip to St. Petersburg Florida.
Saturday events include Presbyterians junior choir rehearsal at 10 a.m. and Grundy county federation of Women’s Clubs officers meeting with Mrs. Arthur Trotter at Coal City at 2 p.m. On Monday Morris Night unit Home Bureau meets with Mrs. Calvin Welk at 7 45 p.m. Orient Chapter R A M holds regular meeting at 7 30 p.m. D A R meets at Mrs. Paul Hoge’s home at 1 30 p.m. Royal Neighbors lodge meets at Eagles Hall at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday Laurel Chapter OES meeting at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m.
Roll cream cheese around a walnut or pecan then coat with chopped green olives. Pair with a salad of orange segments romaine and sweet onion rings for a bright flavorful dish.
Create six slender slits in a maraschino cherry then flatten to form a petal shape. Dry cherries on paper towels before use to prevent moisture and "weeping" and arrange several around a dessert as a bright edible flower.
Maz on The Women s Fellowship hosted by Mrs Beatrice served with Fox River Valley Assn board meeting at 10 30 a m. Dick Ely sang with his mother Mrs John Ely. Mrs Robert Hampton led devotions. A June 15 program at Grundy County Rest Home was planned and a June 18 officers meeting set at Mrs John Gilchrist s home. Echoes From Africa by Mrs E B Gardner featured letters and photos from Ray and Mrs Stutz in Casablanca Morocco. Hostesses were Mrs Reid Johnson and Mrs Charles Feasley. Members met at the Baptist church with Today s chuckles for roll call and devotion by Mrs Charles Wallace. A July break and August picnic at Goold Park were announced. Albert Dickman spoke on her Mexico trip over lunch hosted by Peters, Davis, Bansback and Wallace.
The Norman Homemakers club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Earl Sechrest with Mrs. Bernard Greer assisting as hostess. Mrs. Jesse Gonham led the business session and Mrs. Sechrest presented a program on Illinois State parks. Lunch served to 18 members and guests including Mrs. Clarence Voliva and daughter, Mrs. Robert Bates and sons, and Mrs. Robert Troxel. Mrs. Frank Glenney will be hostess on July.
Mrs. E. A. Granby hosted the Mazon and Verona Past Matrons clubs at her Mazon home on Thursday afternoon. A potluck dinner was served at noon followed by a brief business session and games. Miss Cheryl Granby played organ music. guests included Mrs. Charles Landors Mrs. Alice Bray Joliet Mrs. John Peacock Mrs. Russell Shields and Mrs. Albert Dickman Morris.
The Saratoga Home Bureau met at Mrs. Herbert Johnson's home with Nora Bare delivering a Civil Defense lesson and Mrs. George Reagan speaking as county Civil Defense chairman. A July meeting is set for Grace Lutheran church with 4-H girls and Auxiliary unit as guests. A Morris Garden tour for Morris Woman's Club Garden Department precedes a county federation Spring Flower show in Ullrich hall, starting at 1 30 p m from Mrs. Harry McNeil's home and ending at Ullrich farm by 3 p m.
Mr and Mrs Clifford T Am mons announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Judith Elaine to Raymond Warren Byers son of Mr and Mrs Paul Ulm of Coal City. The ceremony will take place at 3 pm Sunday in the Lutheran church. A reception will follow at the Eagles hall Morris for relatives and friends.
Mrs Paul Hoge will host members of Alicia Bliss chapter D A R at her home in Nettle Creek township Monday at 1 30 p m The program on Civil Defense will be given by Mrs George Reagan Tea committee includes Mrs Charles Carpenter Mrs Ed Manchester Mrs Clyde Kil mer and Mrs James White
Mothers of World War II in district 11 will meet at noon Wednesday at Delwood park east of Joliet. The Lockport unit will host and, if wet, will entertain in the Lockport Legion hall.
Laurel chapter O E F S will hold a meeting Tuesday at 8 p m in the Masonic temple with an initiation. Mr and Mrs Jess Glossop will supervise refreshments.
The Ladies Aid of Bethlehem Lutheran Church met Thursday with Ruth auxiliary as hostess and co chairs. Rev L G Hinderaker led devotions and a June 27 reception for Irvin Stang land and family was announced after a Sunday ordination in Beloit. Music featured Rickey Webster with Mrs B O Neale Enger, Joyce Thompson piano, and Karen Fosen singing. cradle roll message given by Mrs Hinderaker. A cooking tip suggested adding drained corn to chili and substituting corn liquid for part of the liquid. Ice cream treats described in flavors and chocolate sauce.
ADMITTED: Margaret John Yon Newark route one Mrs George Heap 624 East Main Street Thomas Brown route 38 Morris Charlene Gordon route five Morris Richard Purdue 1228 Lisbon Street. BIRTHS: To Mr and Mrs Peter Erie 807 Second Avenue a girl at 1 38 p m Thursday. DISMISSED: John Cameron 200 West Chapin Street Mrs Robert Smith and son 600 Virginia Street Joliet Mrs Ernest Kilmer Dwight Mrs Dale Gooch and son 214 Liberty Street Philip Walton 1005 Spruce Street
A recipe note lists cooking 6 ounces of spaghetti with 10 percent ounce tomato sauce. It also suggests topping with canned cherries on orange sections for dessert. It adds tips on meringue stability, ketchup bottle size, cheddar in biscuit mix, and thawing a frozen duck before cooking to finish promptly.
Stratton notes speed of returning workers as debate over a potential special session looms. Ile delays decision until Tuesday to study state employment data. Labor Dept reports unemployment claims down to 185000 though 36000 exhaust benefits by April 30. benefit levels remain unchanged.
The Happy Hearts 4-H club met at Mrs. David Wharrie's home with Carole Curtis presiding. Nancy Pierce led dues, discussed achievement day, and organized the June 23 Share-The-Fun contest. Members Barbara Bellm Sharon Davick Virginia Walsh Lynne Blair Jo Ann Osmundson and Sharon Rogers gave talks demonstrations played piano and practiced song. refreshments served.
An informal Family Night service begins at 7 30 p m Sunday at the Free Methodist church. There will be singing and a sound film Women to Remember from a life of Christ. It starts a monthly series of family nights at the church.
A two weeks American Red Cross Senior Life Saving course will be held at Morris Municipal pool starting Monday with all classes in the evenings. Miss Ursula Vogeler will instruct and may be contacted at the pool or by phone 772. Registration for other swimming classes is at the pool from 9 to 11 a.m. on June 27 and 28. All Red Cross swim classes are open to Grundy county residents only.
William Jennings Bryan delivered his famous Cross of Gold oration before the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in 1896. The speech challenged monetary policy and energized the party with populist themes.
Duane A. Olson of 724 E Mainstreet has driving privileges suspended after local police court convictions on three moving traffic violations per Charles F. Carpentier secretary of state Springfield.
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