Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Morris Daily Herald in Morris, Illinois

Page 1

We have 16,533,978 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1960

Page

1

Will Elect 5 To State High Court Today

Five Illinois Supreme Court seats are up for election with contests in the 1st and 6th districts. Republicans hold a 5-2 majority and could lose control if Democrats win both districts. Incumbents Hershey Schaefer Bristow seek new terms. Daily Klingbiel are holdovers.

State High Court Chicago Illinois Supreme Court High Court Byron House Nashville James Gray East St. Louis Selfisburg Illinois Roy J. Solfisburg Aurora B. Jay Knight Rockford Solfisburg Charles H. Davis Kane County Winnebago Knight Harry B. Hershey Taylorville Walter V. Schaefer George W. Bristow Paris Joseph E. Daily Peoria Ray I. Klingbiel East Moline

Stolen 1960 Ford From Locked Gardner Garage

A 1960 model Ford with 1100 miles was stolen from a locked Gardner garage Friday night. The vehicle owned by William Chase was discovered missing early Saturday, despite a state police alert. Another car in the same garage was left undisturbed.

Gardner William Chase

Illinois Plates To Be White on Cardinal Red

Illinois 1961 motor vehicle license plates will feature white numerals and lettering on a cardinal red background. Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier announced in a telegram to North Central College President C. Harvey Geiger of Naperville, to be read at tonight’s commencement. The colors honor North Central’s centennial, making it the seventh Illinois institution to be so honored, joining the University of Illinois, Illinois State Normal University, Northwestern, Quincy College, Wheaton, and Augustana.

Naperville Illinois Charles F. Carpentier Carpentier C. Harve Geiger North Central College North Central Illinois Institution of Higher Learning University of Ilinois Illinois State Normal University Northwestern University Quincy College Wheaton College Augustana College

Arthur Wallin Dies. Maine Township Supervisor

Arthur Wallin 67 longtime Maine township supervisor died Saturday after a lingering illness. He served on the County Board of Supervisors for 19 years and chaired the fixing salaries committee. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Hansen chapel with burial at Braceville Gardner cemetery. Donations may go to the Cancer fund. He was born November 5, 1892 in Braceville and never married. Survived by sisters Esther Small Ruth Jackman and Elsie Barr and brothers Fred and William R. Wallin plus 12 nieces and nephews.

Gardner Arthur Wallin Maine Hansen Funeral Home Hansen Chapel Roger Fisk Braceville-Gardner Cemetery Cancer Fund Mr. Wallin Braceville Fritz Christine Wallin Maine Township County Board of Supervisors Wallin Board of Supervisors Liquor Commission Justice of the Peace Bell Esther) Small Ruth Jackman Clarence Elsie) Barr Fred William R. Wallin Mazon

Ike Takes 1 2 Lap At Nikita In Reunion Visit

President Eisenhower mingled with West Point classmates of 1915 and reviewed the corps before a march. He also used speeches to jab at Khrushchev without naming him while at Notre Dame. He returned to West Point after a Notre Dame stop during a 45th reunion visit.

West Point N. Y Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev United States Military Academy South Bend Ind University of Notre Dame Notre Dame Khrushchev Kremlin

Miss Vandalia Named Miss Illinois in Miss America Pageant

Vicky Joyce Nutter, 17, Miss Vandalia, was chosen Miss Illinois from 38 entrants after a fashion show of her self designed outfits. She will represent Illinois in the Miss America contest next fall. First runner up was Marjorie Ann Koehler, with Elsie Jane Machnek earning Miss Talent. The event crowned Miss America Lynda Lee Meade of Natchez, Mississippi, as onlookers included finalists Tory Lynn Kucera and Janice Lee Dobbs.

Miss Vandalia Illinois Mount Vernon Ill Vicky Joyce Nutter Vicky Fancy Miss Illinois Principia College Elsah Charles Nutter Vandalia High School Marjorie Ann Ko Southern Ilinois University el Paso Carbondale East St. Louis Claude Thompson Lynda Lee Meade Natchez du Page County Tory Lynn Kucera Clarendon Hills Wood River Janice Lee Dobbs Aurora Patricia Lee Anderson Yranite City

Atlas Missile Base Strike Hits California to Florida

Machinists launch a midnight walkout at key Atlas bases from Cape Canaveral to Vandenberg and Warren and Offutt AFBs amid wage dispute with Convair General Dynamics. Pickets urge mass meeting. workers warn of production slowdowns affecting Polaris and satellites.

Atlas Missile Florida California San Diego Calif Vandenberg Air Force Base Warren Afb Wyo Offutt Afb Neb Convair General Dynamics Atlas Polaris Midas Samos Cape Canaveral Vandenberg

GOP Picnic Program Announced With Witwer Presence

Samuel W. Witwer will attend the GOP picnic Friday at 6 p.m. on the John Ullrich farm southwest of Morris. Mrs. Walter Phillips says Witwer and several other candidates will be present for a family potluck dinner with coffee and rolls provided. A Barbershop quartet and an accordion entertainer will perform during the event.

Samuel W. Witwer Riverside U. S John Ullrich Morris Walter Phillips Republican Women’s Organization Witwer

Area C of C Meet Slated At Joliet

Willard B. Curtis president of Barrett Hardware Joliet hosts an Illinois State Chamber of Commerce dinner in the Mediterranean Room Hotel Louis Joliet on June 16 at 6 30 p m Atty David F Root Morris joins as co host Attendees include leading businessmen from Joliet and surrounding towns with discussions on labor education social security unemployment taxation water resources politics agriculture and business relations

Joliet Willard B. Curtis Barrett Hardware Company Illinois State Chamber of Commerce Louis Joliet Curtis State Chamber David F. Root Morris Illinois Braidwood Lockport Plainfield Wilmington

Extinguish Mazon Fire Station Blaze

Police Chief Donahue detected smoke at 1 20 a m Sunday in the Mazon fire station and led a quick investigation. Faulty wiring started a small blaze that damaged wiring and roof but did not harm equipment or response gear.

Mazon

Morris Fire Department Responds To Griggs Drive Short Circuit

Morris firemen were called to the Frank Bellm home on Griggs Drive near the canal and river early Sunday due to a short circuit in electric service wires entering the residence. Fire crews reported no damage.

Morris Fire Department Frank Bellm Griggs Drive and M. Canal Illinois River

North Illinois CD Assn Elects Officers at Wheaton Meeting

The Northern Illinois District Civil Defense association elected officers at a Sunday meeting in Wheaton DuPage county. Robert F. McFadden Will county director was named president and Mrs George Regan Grundy county CD director was elected secretary. Roy C Blackwell DuPage county CD director became treasurer. A board of directors was appointed including Clement J Steichen chairman and others from Joliet Ottawa Cook Fox Lake Franklin Park and Galva. By laws were adopted and incorporation planned Col Aurel Clark spoke on surplus property and Karl Pearson on communications and cooperation with state plans. A Will county school warning system demo was shown and a tour of the DuPage bomb shelter followed refreshments by DuPage CD auxiliary women.

Northern Illinois District Civil Defense Association Wheaton DuPage County George Reagan Grundy County Robert F. McFadden Will County Roy C. Blackwell Clement J. Steichen Livingston County James Lavely Joliet Robert Calhan Ottawa Joseph Downey Cook County Richard Willer Fox Lake Harold P. Driston Anthony Dina Mokena Norman E. Grantham Franklin Park Edward Moravek Harvey Forest Bailey Galva Col Aurel Clark State Office Karl O. Pearson McFadden

Community Chest Annual Meet Tonight

A recessed annual meeting of the Grundy County Community Chest will be held at 8 p.m. today in the Grundy county circuit court room. Vernon G. Butz of Kankakee will address the gathering and officers and a fund chairman will be elected. Representatives of all county organizations are invited to attend.

Grundy County

Socialists Seek to Oust Kishi Ahead of Eisenhower Visit

In Tokyo the Socialist bloc resigns to pressure Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi, aiming to force dissolution of Parliament before June 19 when the U S Japan security treaty takes effect. Sohyo plans strikes and mass protests including June 10 demonstrations and June 11 rallies nationwide. The effort centers on blocking the Eisenhower visit and pressuring Kishi to yield.

Tokyo Socialist Bloc Nobusuke Kishi Eisenhower Japan Kishi U.S People’s Council Sohyo White House James C. Hagerty Parliament U. S

Weekend Storm Recedes as Week Opens With Mild Sunshine

After a weekend of gusty winds rain and hail the Collins Weather station logged 1.02 inches of precipitation. Morris saw similar totals. Today brings sunny skies and cooler temps with highs near 70s and nights in the low 50s. Sunday peaked at 73 after a Saturday high of 93 with a Sunday night low around 49 and 9 am temperature near 62.

Collins Morris Mercury

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ike Nikita de Mars Canoga Park Patricia Don Jr Mrs. de Mars Bobby Shirley Carole Mr. de Mars Jeannette David Audrey National Foundation Donald NEA LUNIK Mechta Pioneer IV Tiros I Midas II Russia Earth North Illinois CD Assn Community Chest By Rene Georges Inagaki Liberal-Democratic Inejiro Asanuma Kyodo News Service Hirohito Kyodo
Search Courier

Search the Morris Daily Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Morris Daily Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication