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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
2
Ronald Rose, 22, of the Hotel Ambrose in Seneca, was arrested by the Will County Sheriff's Department at 4 30 a m Saturday on two criminal capiases. He posted ten percent of a 500 dollar bond later Saturday and was released, missing magistrate court at 11 p m the same day.
Charges of disorderly conduct later changed to contributing to the delinquency of a minor against Ronnie Sullivan of Morris were dismissed Saturday in magistrate court at the complainant Mrs. Dennis Lutomski's request. She alleged Sullivan gave liquor to her 15 year old daughter last Tuesday. Sullivan paid costs of 10.40 per court records.
Tokyo Broadcasting Co plans a 43 day U S tour to shoot travel segments for a popular Japanese series. The crew will visit 19 areas including the Everglades National Park Overseas Highway and Key West in Florida.
Seneca Township High School will hold graduation at 8 p m in the high school auditorium with Dr Eric H Johnson of Illinois State University as speaker on The Community Looks at the Graduate The Rev Roy Wilson will give the invocation The 65 graduates include Susan Abernathy Candy Anderson Karen Anderson Michael Anderson and many others listed.
A Minooka man 20 was ticketed after his eastbound car collided with a northbound boat towing vehicle at U S 6 and Ness Honey Farm east of Morris. David R White 44 Blue Island was ticketed for failure to yield. Hutchinson was treated at Morris Hospital.
Two drivers received tickets from Morris City Police. Cletus H. Emery, 25, of 202 Division St., cited for driving with a suspended Indiana license and to appear in magistrate court June 20 at 9 a.m. Paul Gooch, 24, of 1331 N. Liberty St., cited for noisy mufflers after being stopped at 8:10 p.m. Saturday at Jackson and Liberty Streets.
William Murphy of Chicago, 32, was cited at 11 am last Friday for fishing without a license at Dresden Lock and Dam. He paid a $10 fine plus $5 costs in magistrate court on Saturday, ticketed by Conservation Inspector Woodrow Barrett.
Paul E. Freese, 31, Verona, pleaded guilty in magistrate court to refusing to obey a police officer. He was fined 20 dollars plus 5 dollars costs after a complaint signed May 29 by Chief Deputy Dick Pierce on the Verona blacktop road.
Graduation at Minooka High School Friday will feature commencement addresses by Craig Mann and Juanita Fitzer. The ceremony starts at 8 p.m. in the Minooka Community High School gym with dozens of seniors listed for diplomas.
Steven Teague Penny Thorsen Penny Todd Robert Turner Jerry Unland Jacqueline Vaughn Jean Wildey Kenneth Wilhelmi William Wilson appear in a public notice roster listing attendees or participants for an upcoming community meeting or official event. The document provides only the names without roles or affiliations.
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