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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1968

Page

4

Newark Hires School Official and Adds Staff

Newark names Joe Cissna superintendent of Newark high and grade schools replacing Robert E. Glenn who resigned. Cissna from Leland High School brings decades of experience and war service. The board also hires Lewis Huntley as American problems and driver’s education teacher and Gary Hegstrom to lead the band program.

Newark Joe Cissna Robert E. Glenn Cissna Leland Leland High School Northern Illinois University DeKalb Wisconsin State College Superior Wis Greenwood Decatur U. S. Navy Boy Scouts of America Newark High School Board of Directors Lewis Huntley Illinois State University, Normal ISU Algonquin Geneva Gary Hegstrom Waconia Minn Luther College Decorah Iowa

Mazon Names New Officers In Women’s Fellowship

A Wednesday meeting at Mrs Beatrice Mainy home announced a new slate for the Woman s Fellowship with Mrs S B Oberholtzer as president Mrs E B Gardner secretary and Mrs Loyal Reader treasurer The meeting included devotions by Mrs Lloyd Travers and reports from committee chairs The group discussed a nylon vest article and a Hawaii trip by Mrs Gilbert Gantzert Meanwhile local libraries report nearly 70 children in a reading program with certificates for ten books and library hours listed Vacation Bible School and church activities are scheduled with notices for fall events and a United Methodist Church closing picnic.

Beatrice Mainey S. B. Oberholtzer E. B. Gardner Loyal Reader

Driver Crushed in Illinois Truck Accident

Huel W. Earnest age 36 of Waukegan died from injuries after a truck overturned Sunday crushing him in Zion Illinois. The fatality occurred Friday reporting by AP notes.

Zoning Approvals Grow in Clyde Baker Jurisdiction

Four zoning applications approved since the month’s start by Morris zoning officer Clyde Baker. Projects include Swanson patio fence east side residence 830 East Chapin Street Erickson driveway and fence replacement 312 Meadows Circle Peterson fence 408 East High Street Perry closed patio 918 Armstrong Street Roe frame home 933 Armstrong Street Conley front for Times Theatre 314 18 Liberty Street Turner side yard fence 1028 Liberty Street Lizenby boundary fence and road 525 27 East High Street Narvick alteration to store 215 Liberty Street

Clyde Baker Morris Leonard W. Swanson E. Chapin St George T. Erickson Meadows Circle van C. Peterson E. High St Wilbur Perry Armstrong St Roy M. Roe Edward W. Conley Times Theatre Liberty St Donald Turner Thomas W. Lizenby Alvin Narvick

Ireland receives global plant gifts for JFK Memorial Park

The Irish government says 22 nations with embassies in Dublin will donate plants and trees to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Park near the Kennedy ancestral home in County Dublin.

Dublin John F. Kennedy Ireland Kennedy

Minooka Church Groups and Local Meetings Schedule

Minooka community notes list events at the Methodist Church including Evening Fellowship on Monday at 8 p m, Love and Service Circle Thursday at 2 p m, plus the Couple Club officers and a June 15 Minnehaha Club meeting. Also mentions the July 7 potluck at the Yunker home and a trip by Testin and Shields family to Columbus Ohio.

The Minooka Methodist Church Colonial House Morris Minooka Minooka High School Board of Education Minnehaha Club Jay Marley

Retailers Sponsor Bad Check Clinic in Morris

Final plans for a Bad Check clinic were announced by the Morris Regional Chamber of Commerce retail division. A 6:30 p.m. dinner precedes a film on spotting forged checks plus local officials offering advice to avoid bad checks. Reservations are required. cost per plate 2.50 for members and clerks 2.75 for others.

Moose Hall Morris Regional Chamber of Commerce Chamber Morris City

School Trustees Are Unopposed

Two candidates for member Board of School Trustees will be up for re election in the June 12 primary. A. W. Perkins Gardner and Kenneth Wilkinson Mazon are running unopposed for election to the board of school trustees. Both became board members in 1958 and were elected to regular six year terms in 1962. Their elections will be approved at the Grundy County Board of School Trustees July meeting marking the start of their terms.

Board of School Trustees A. W. Perkins Gardner Kenneth Wilkinson Mazon Grundy County

Baby Baptized in DeKalb Chapel by Rev. McKerrick

Shawn Matthew Testa infant son of Mr and Mrs John Testa was baptized in Christ the Teacher Chapel DeKalb with sponsor Mrs Edward Cody and Gerald Heavens Jr A dinner followed at the Testa home with relatives and friends present including Mr and Mrs Gerald Heavens Sr Mr and Mrs Joseph J Testa Craig Julie Edward Cody Kevin Brian and Mrs Ernest Heavens Mr and Mrs John Favero at a 40th wedding anniversary party in Symerton Sunday.

Shawn Matthew Testa John Testa DeKalb James V. McKerrick Edward Cody Gerald Heavens Jr Gerald Heavens Sr Joseph J. Testa Craig Julie Kevin Brian Ernest Heavens John Favero James Novy Symerton Jacob Jacklich Katie Bottari Lena Anselmo Cherry Spring Valley William Collier Pvt Tom Collier Fort Leonard Wood George Heinrichs Evanston Ray Waters J. Witko West Frankfort Harry Willis John Tuiner John Girot Chicago Anton Bauer Ann Zotter William A. Brown LaFayette Calif William S. Brown John Born Sr John Born Jr Roger Cumming Todd Janet Born Albert Barra Marseilles Peter Barra LaVerne Barra Harriet Red Chenoa Alex Thom

Juvenile Delinquency Rises in Poland Report

In Poland the Tribuna Ludu reports crime overall is down but juvenile delinquency is growing rapidly. It notes 4,355 minors aged 7 to 17 broke the law last year, up 636 from 1966.

Warsaw Poland Communist Party Tribuna Ludu

Cronkite Urges Nonviolent Revolution at OSU

Walter Cronkite spoke at Ohio State University outlining a nonviolent revolution in the nation. He received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters and urged steps echoing America's founders Kennedy and King. He condemned the violence he blamed on global ills.

Columbus Ohio Walter Cronkite Columbia Broadcasting System Ohio State University America John F. Kennedy Martin Luther King Jr Cronkite

Change in Society Beyond Law and Order Demands

The passage argues that society cannot address current upheaval by relying solely on calls for stronger law and order. It suggests broader change is needed to meet social ferment.

New York Planning Chief Warns 70,000 War Plant Jobs at Risk

Keith McHugh chairman of the New York State planning committee predicts that 70,000 of the 280,000 defense plant workers could be displaced within 18 months after the Vietnam War ends.

NEW York (Ap Keith McHugh New York State Planning Committee

Fire at utility pole near Sears inflames power outage

A blaze erupted at 4 35 p m Friday on the cross arm of a utility pole behind the Sears Roebuck store at 416 Liberty Street and was quickly fought by Morris firemen. Commonwealth Edison said overheated wires from the store s air conditioning caused the fire and replaced them with heavier wires. Several customers reportedly lost power briefly before repairs ended.

Sears Roebuck Co Liberty St Morris Commonwealth Edison Co

First Railroad Train Crosses Mississippi in 1856

The article recalls the historic crossing when the first railroad train traversed the Mississippi River in 1856, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. transportation and westward expansion. It highlights the bold engineering feat and its lasting impact on commerce and travel.

Mississippi

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