Woman's Association meets. youth program featured
The Woman's Association of the Presbyterian church met with Circle 5 hosting. The program on Youth and Children included devotions, a cornet solo by John Tibbott, and a film strip Let’s Talk about Vocation. Lunch followed. July 6 Medical Breakfast planned with Dr. Angel Feda. Miss Linda Johnson honored at a Marseilles shower. bride‑to‑be of John M. Logsdon.
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Woman's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Circle 5
Erwin Wix
Max Hummell
Kenneth Hunter
Ronnie Fox
Bruce Harmon
Ronnie Hummell
Sue Dewey
Georgia Ann Hummell
John Tibbott
Blaine Shepherd
James Carey
Gary Baker
John Tibb
Linda Johnson
Marseilles
Morris
John H. Logsdon
Miss Johnson
George Greene
John M. Logsdon
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Health Fads and Frauds Highlight Morris Home Bureau Meeting
The Morris morning unit met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Robert Kitterman with nine members and guest Mrs. Howard Sutton. Miss Nora Bare presented the major lesson on Health Fads and Frauds. Mrs. Frank Walters led the minor lesson on making ice cream in the refrigerator. Mrs. Maynard Hawkins reported on a county board meeting.
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Morris Morning Unit
The
Home Bureau
Robert Kitterman
Nora Bare
Frank Walters
Maynard Hawkins
Howard Sutton
Local society notes from Morris and nearby communities
W B A meets at Mrs Orran Fosen home with memorial service and awards for Mrs McNeil Mrs Lucy McCarthy and Mrs Wallace Class of 1951 plans Morris reunion at Seven Gables Saturday 7 p m smorgasbord social reservations to Mrs Kenneth Davenport Button Carlsons wedding Sunday at Immaculate Conception church reception afterward Home Bureau Saratoga unit meets at Mrs Frank Hunts Nora Bare gives Health Facts and Frauds 4 H girls to attend Grace Lutheran church next meeting set
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W.B.A
Fosen
Orran Fosen
Morris
Harry McNeil
Charles Wallace
McNeil
Lucy McCarthy
Wallace
M.C.H.S
Morris Community High School
Seven Gables
Kenneth Davenport
Button-Carlson
Carol Sue _ Carlson
Albert Carlson
W. Main St
William D. Button
Earl Button
E. Washington St
Immaculate Conception Church
Eagles Hall
Erienna community club picnic planned at Goold Park
The Erienna school community club schedules a Sunday picnic at Goold park. Each family brings meat dessert rolls a covered dish and table service while coffee and pop are provided.
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Erienna School Community Club
Goold Park
Hospital Notes and Admitted List
Hospital notes show visiting hours 2 30 to 3 30 and 7 to 8 30 p m. Admitted are James Lanier Mazon Alice Slater and Charlotte Wren. Births reported a boy to Joe and Bexson and a boy to Alvin Ziegler. Dispositions include numerous named patients and relatives.
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James Lanier Mazon
Alice Slater
North St
Charlotte Wren
Rte. 4
Joe Bexson
Gardner
Alvin Ziegler
Newark
Kenneth Knoth
Coal City
Karl Fjelde
Eddie Ansell
Armstrong St
Keith Rogers
Rte. 2
Donald Garmon
Liberty St
Warren Harrison
Verona
Russell Johnson
E. Jackson
Ann Weir
Rossi Family Visits Fort Bragg Kin in extended stay
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Rossi and their son Jay travel from Fort Bragg North Carolina for a lengthy visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Zandt.
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J. Edward Rossi
Jay
Fort Bragg, N. C
Ray van Zandt
Calendar Thursday through Monday club meetings and reunions
Calendar lists multiple meetings including VFW Post at Vets hall 8 p.m. Circle 4 WSCS with Mrs William Lynes 8 p.m. Family Mission Grace Lutheran 8 p.m. Past Noble Grand with Mrs Max Otto 7 30 p.m. Rural Home with Mrs Harmon Gore 2 p.m. Cedar lodge third degrees 7 p.m Goose Lake Home Bureau with Mrs Henry Gilmour 1 p.m. WSCS executive committee at Mrs Harold Kelley 1 30 p.m. Misener family reunion Renfrew Park Dwight 12 30 p.m. Fidelis class with Mrs Severt Maland 1 30 p.m. on different days.
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V.F.W
WSCS
William Lynes
Family Mission Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Noble Grand Club
Max Otto
Rural Home Club
Harmon Gore
Cedar Lodge
Goose Lake Home Bureau
Henry Gilmour
S.C.S
Harold M. Kelley
Misener Family
Renfrew Park
Dwight
Severt Maland
Stuff and Bake a Three to Five Pound Fish Hint
A guide suggests a fish weighing three to five pounds as ideal for stuffing and baking. Leave the head and tail on or remove them as you prefer, with gourmets favoring keeping them. It notes new refrigerators include an egg storage compartment to keep eggs freshest when covered.
Girl Scout Troop 255 Ends Summer Activities
Brownie Troop 255 gathered at Goold Park for a Tuesday cookout followed by a flyup ceremony. Mrs. Orville Tollefson awarded wings stars world pins and troop pins to Jayne Matteson Sherry Thompson Judy Laing Debbie Wawczak Marcia Kitterman Susan Kutch Teresa Pellegrini and Judy Decker.
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Brownie
Goold Park
Orville Tollefson
Jayne Matteson
Sherry Thompson
Judy Laing
Debbie Wawczak
Marcia Kitterman
Susan Kutches
Teresa Pellegrini
Judy Decker
Boy Scout Den 2 Reports Father’s Day Prep
Cub Scouts from Pack 473 met Tuesday afternoon to wrap Father’s Day gifts and play outdoor games. Mark Thayer led the pledge and served treats while Mike Tucker acted as keeper of the buckskin.
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Den
Mark Thayer
Mike Tucker
Mrs Steckbeck Named Regent of Women of Moose
Mrs M J Steckbeck was elected regent of Women of the Moose at a Moose hall meeting Tuesday night. Elected with her were Mrs Henry Verfurth graduate regent Mrs Harold Labeque junior regent Mrs Edna Mae Elberts chaplain Mrs John Frederick recorder and Mrs Louis Nichles treasurer. Verfurth led the meeting and Labeque chaired an Academy of Friendship program. Announcements included an international conference in Memphis Tenn June 25 29 a college of regents session at Mooseheart at 1 pm Saturday and a Brookfield meeting.
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M. J. Steckbeck
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Henry Verfurth
Harold Labeque
Edna Mae Elberts
John Frederick
Louis Nichles
Labeque
Academy of Friendship
Memphis
Tenn
College of Regents
Mooseheart
Brookfield
Plans for potluck supper at June 20 meeting
On June 13 plans were made to hold a potluck supper at the upcoming June 20 meeting.
Golf program at Morris Country Club teams up for trophies
Thirty one Morris Country club women competed in a Wednesday golf program. Low net scores earned Mrs. Edward Black first flight, Mrs. Lysle Woolwine second flight, and Mrs. William Miller third flight. Next Wednesday an 18 hole event with lunch begins at 10 a.m.
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Morris Country Club
Edward Black
Lysle Woolwine
William Miller
New York State Savings Banks Hold $25 Billion
New York State savings banks collectively hold about 25 billion dollars in assets. Analysts say the funds could finance infrastructure projects such as building 25 highways similar to the New York State Thruway.
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New York State
Savings Banks
Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club Meets with Lessons and Dues
The Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club met with leader Mrs. Floyd Siron. Barbara Farrell and Diane Kitterman spoke on pie crusts while Debbie Wagner demonstrated sewing tools. First year girls began scarves and second year girls sketched skirt patterns as Linda Olson collected dues.
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Floyd Siron
Barbara Farrell
Diane Kitterman
Debbie Wagner
Linda Olson
Incompatibility ends Bland marriages in nine years
Florence Bland received her third divorce from Harold Bland in circuit court. They married in 1946 and had divorces in 1952 and 1954, remarried in 1952 and 1956, with a separate maintenance decree in 1960. Custody of a minor son and daughter awarded to Mrs. Bland.
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Oglesby, Ill
Florence Bland
Harold Bland
Steak Fry Friday for Morris Methodist Men
The Morris Methodist Men's club will hold a steak fry at 5 30 p m Friday in Gebhard Woods State Park. The event opens with recreation and dinner tickets are sold by club officers or members. This will be the last meeting until September.
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Morris Methodist Men's Club
Gebhard Woods State Park
Mississippi clams hitch rides on fish with a threadlike extension
The young of Mississippi clams catch rides on fish using a threadlike extension from their foot and a tough tooth on each valve. This adaptation helps them travel and disperse in aquatic habitats.
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Mississippi
Morris Daily Herald June 8 1961 Page Three
Readable fragments outline events and notices from the Morris Daily Herald on June 8 1961 Page Three, including possible local briefs and community notices with limited details.
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THE
Morris
Daily Herald
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