W S C S Society Acts With Luncheon and Installations
Mrs Harold Kelley entertained new W S C S members and officers at a 130 dessert luncheon in the parsonage. The executive committee met with vice president Mrs Donald Caisley filling in for Mrs LaVerne Randall who recently left the hospital. Benediction by Mrs ur Mercer. Verona Woman's Club hosted by Mrs Alex Lyon and Mrs John Ott. General meeting at 1 pm includes worship by Mrs Lyle Clay and officer reports with installation. Carrie Campbell Past Matrons club plans Thursday picnic at Mrs Alvin Burkhart's home.
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W.S.C.S
Harold Kelley
Donald Caisley
LaVerne Randall
Ur Mercer
Verona Woman's Club
Lyon
Verona
Alex Lyon
John Ott
Walter Hanley
R. A. Hollenbeck
Howard McCormick
James Collier
Methodist Church
Lyle Clay
Carrie Campbell
Mazon
Thurso
Alvin Burkharat
Hospital Notes Admitted And Missed Patients
Admitted Debra Turner at 1239 Butler St and Mrs. Robert Erickson at 714 W Washington Joliet. Missed include Mrs. Thomas Ulsbury 734 Second Avenue and Miss JoAnn Bon Blombert 216 E Philmar Dwight. visiting hours listed 2 30 to 3 30 and 7 to 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Turner
Butler St
Robert Erickson
W. Washington St
Joliet
Thomas Ulsbury
Second Avenue
JoAnn Bon Blombert
E. Philmar St
Dwight
Calendar items invite local club meetings
Monday events include Royal Neighbor lodge at Eagles hall at 7 p.m. and S. and W. club with Ms. Harold Coleman at 8 p.m. Tuesday features a W.S.C.S luncheon at 1 p.m. and O.E.S. advance night at Masonic temple at 8 p.m. Other meetings: Nettle Creek Home Bureau at 8 p.m., Rebekah lodge at 7:30 p.m., Hospital Nurses Alumnae at 6:30 p.m., Legion auxiliary election at 8 p.m. Wednesday has Erienna Day Home Bureau unit at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. John Peacock.
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Royal Neighbor Lodge
Eagles Hall
W. Club
Harold Coleman
Jesday
W.S.C.S
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Nettle Creek
Ullrich Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Erienna Day
Home Bureau
John Peacock
Jelly-roll Pan Desert Detail
A 10 ounce jar of jelly is needed to spread over a sponge he made in a jelly roll pan.
Gardner Notes Observe Night at Kellogg Chapter No 29
Kellogg Chapter No 29 observed Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron Night with hosts Mrs Roy Gardner and Alfred Pope Jr. Guest officers included Mr and Mrs John Profitt of Wilmington as guest worthy matron and patron and Mrs Marie Hermann and Roger Waltzen of Kankakee as associate matron and associate patron. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Ezra Thomas.
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Gardner
Kellogg
Roy Gardner
Alfred Pope Jr
John Proffit
Wilmington
Marie Hermann
Roger Waltzen
Kankakeen
Warren Hanna
Piper City
Ralph Jensen
Dwight
Ivan Pfiefer
Roger Hileman
Braidwood
Ezra Thomas
4-H Club News From Mazon Goose Lake Vienna Groups
The Mazon Boys 4-H club met Monday at the grade school with softball practice beforehand. Share-the-Fun night, a judging contest, and softball plans were discussed. skating party announced for Friday. Talks by Pat Henderson, Robert Small, Doug Holler, Jim Johnson. lunch by Reinlascder and Walker. Goose Lake Go-Getters met Wednesday in Pine Bluff school and discussed share-the-fun. Diane Sutton and Ruth Sutton spoke, Betty and Janice Sutton demonstrated. Mrs. Sutton served treats. Next meeting 2 p.m. June 15 at Patricia Pogliano’s home. Vienna Boys 4-H met at Kerry Gonnam’s home for June meeting.
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Mazon
Pat Henderson
Robert Small
Doug Holler
Jim Johnson
Gary
Kenny Reinlascder
Dick Walker
Goose Lake
Pine Bluff School
Diane
Ruth Sutton
Betty Miller
Janice Sutton
Howard Sutton
Patricia Pogliano
On the Square Continued traffic on Liberty Street
A Sunday afternoon on Liberty Street shows varied driving habits as drivers react to signals brake for smooth stops or slam into crosswalks and horn use sparks questions about intentions and language of car horns across passing lanes and corners.
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Liberty Street
Appellate review on Keith E. Eads auto suit appeal
Jersey County Judge John S. Self served as attorney for Keith Eads in the trial. The appellate court found the prejudice claim not raised at trial but noted it could have mattered. The court granted Dille leave to seek Supreme Court review.
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Keith E. Eads
Dille
Jersey
John S. Self
Eads
State Supreme Court
Lassen Peak: Only active volcano in U S continental area
Lassen Peak in Lassen Volcanic National Park California is the only active volcano listed in the contiguous United States with ongoing eruptive activity and volcanic monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lassen Peak
Lassen Volcanic National Park
Calif
Demonstrations on Sheep Preparation for Show Day
Jim Elgar demonstrated preparing a sheep for show while games were played and lunch was served. Gary Fitzmaurice served as reporter covering the event.
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Jim Elgar
Gary Fitzmaurice
Harvard Milk Day Festival Draws 50 000 Visitors
Harvard Illinois expects more than 50 000 visitors for the 18th Milk Day Festival. The main street Ayer renamed The Milky Way for parades, with a youth parade Friday night, a dance, and activities. Bill Veeck of the Chicago White Sox to judge the milk drinking contest. Mayor Daley unavailable. Mayor Paul Egan of Aurora to participate. Catherine King Oost of the Harvard Chamber of Commerce says there will be no speeches.
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Harvard
Ill
Illinois
Wisconsin
McHenry County
Ayer Street
Bill Veeck
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Richard Daley
Aurora
Paul Egan
Catherine King Oost
Harvard Chamber of Commerce
Traffic Court Findings In Morris And Chicago
Henry Mendoza of Chicago paid 15 dollars and costs for an accident at Walker's Corner on Route 6 west of Morris. Clifford Ammons of 1220 Division St was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. William Steelman of 735 E Jefferson St paid 10 dollars and costs for squealing tires and a noisy muffler. Jerry Krell and William Frederick paid 2 dollars and costs for improper parking. Estes of Rockford was fined 25 dollars and costs for driving 90 in a 65 zone. Arrests were by officers Dix Pierce Hoge Enger Bartlett and others.
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Henry Mendoza
Chicago
Walker's Corner
Morris
Court of Justice of the Peace
Gerald Downs Funeral Services Held in VeRona
Funeral services for Gerald Franklin Downs 9 of rural VeRona were held at 2 p m in Davis Funeral Home with Rev C Fred Stolzenbach officiating and Mrs Donald Robinson as organist. Pallbearers were Steve Braghini James Dolan Dale Anderson and Paul Anderson. Burial followed in Braceville Gardner Cemetery.
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Gerald Franklin Downs
Verona
Davis Funeral Home
C. Fred Stolzenbach
Donald Robinson
Steve Braghini
James Dolan
Dale Anderson
Paul Anderson
Braceville-Gardner Cemetery
Desert Plane Wreck in Sahara Found After 16 Years
A World War II era plane wreck in the Sahara was discovered by geologists after 16 years unseen. Families were told in 1943 their loved ones were missing in action and later presumed dead. The U S Air Force dispatched a recovery plane to photograph the site and is sending experts to inspect the wreck overland.
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War Department
U. S. Air Force
Minooka High School Holds Graduation
Minooka High School held graduation for the senior class in the school gym with Don Holt leading the processional and William Rushton giving the invocation. Louis F Bottino spoke. honors included D A R and American Legion awards and four point Oh scholars.
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Minooka
Don Holt
William Rushton
Louis F. Bottino
Joliet
Barbara Heap
D.A.R
Kathi Anderson
Woman's Club
Joyce Marley
James Herringer
American Legion
James Rushing
John Baltz
DeKalb Agricultural Award
Linda Houger
Johanna Davies
Linda Findlay
Margery Knudson
Sandra Horton
Rex A. Siron
George Winterbottom
Atlanta weighs appeal after ruling on desegregation plan
Atlanta officials indicated a likely appeal after the decision. The city’s school system enrolls about 70,000 white pupils and 31,000 Black students, comprising roughly 10 percent of the state’s school age children.
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Atlanta
Two Injured Men Treated After Workshop Accidents
Roy Helling of 455 West Avenue suffered a four inch laceration above the right knee while using an electric skill saw. Harold Male of 1209 Lisbon Street fractured his right foot when a disc dropped on it during work for O'Brien and Son. Both were treated at Morris Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Helling
West Avenue
Harold Male
Lisbon St
O'Brien and Son
Morris Hospital
Money missing insured by FDIC says armored truck man
The speaker notes that if the missing cash did reach a business concern it will take longer to locate. He emphasizes they are insured and so are the armored truck company. The money involved includes $2 $5 $20 $50 and $100 bills and is insured with the FDIC.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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