Gaddo Mill Wedding Rites Held in South Wilmington
Miss Marjorie Mill and Henry Gaddo Jr. wed in St. Lawrence Catholic church South Wilmington in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace and tulle with a Dior hoop veil. maid of honor Evelyn Mill wore blue organza. Guests traveled from Rockford Jacksonville Chicago Marseilles Kankakee Dwight Ottawa Dana Bellwood Joliet Gardner Wilmington Braceville South Wilmington Crete Pekin and Coal City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
Marjorie Mill
Maynard Mill
Henry Gaddo Jr
Henry Gaddo
Braceville
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
South Wilmington
John Jerbi
Beverly Berta
Sabrina
Evelyn Mill
Joseph Spezio
Melvin Mill
Bill Daniels
VEW Hall
Tom Joyce
Ed Cody
W. R. Ray
Joe Spezio
Shirley Berta
Patsy Mann
Coal City High School
Normal University
Reed-Custer High School
Gardner- South Wilmington High School
Caterpillar Company
Rockford
Jacksonville
Chicago
Marseilles
Kankakee
Dwight
Ottawa
Dana
Bellwood
Joliet
Gardner
Wilmington
Crete
Pekin
Local families visit kin in Oklahoma and Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright of Bartlesville Oklahoma are visiting Mrs. Herman Sampson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall and son Donald visit Mr. and Mrs. William Mickelson and family after returning from Tampa Florida where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard White and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wright
Bartlesville
Okla
Herman Sampson
Chester Hall
Donald
William Mickelson
Richard White
Tampa, Fla
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Areas
Admitted include David Bumgarner of Mazon George Tarran of 628 E Illinois Ave Mrs David Schaible of Seneca Kathleen Hougas 813 Second Ave James Lutz 853 Fremont Ave Jeffrey Weick 517 Armstrong St Larry Dellile 1244 N Broadway Milwaukee Wis Robert Kezerle 709 Douglas St Lucian Delk Seneca Births: to Mr and Mrs James Guistat 734 E Jefferson St a girl at 9 07 a m Tuesday Dismissed include Dorothy Simrall 603 Fulton St Barbara Barr Mazon Mrs Gerald Danielson and daughter Rte 1 Seneca Mrs Ralph Lavarier and son 724 Fremont Ave William Higgins 425 E Jefferson St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bumgarner
Mazon
George Tarran
Illinois Ave
David Schaible
Seneca
Kathleen Hougas
Second Ave
James Lutz
Fremont Ave
Jeffrey Weick
Armstrong St
Larry Dellile
Broadway
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Kezerle
Douglas St
Lucian Delk
James Guistat
E. Jefferson St
Dorothy Simrall
Fulton St
Barbara Barr
Gerald Danielson
Ralph Lavarier
William Higgins
Laurel OES Chapter Meets at Masonic Temple
Laurel chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met in the Masonic temple Tuesday night. Following the chapter session a luncheon was served by Mrs. Palmer Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sowards, and Mrs. Laverne Mendenhall.
Inquest Set After Auto Collision Leads to Newark Funeral
Two men reportedly dragged the Dellile boy from a rear seat and were pinned in the front. Mrs Lupus, mother of the Dellile boy, was notified and expected to go to Morris. Coroner Larson schedules an inquest for 7 30 p m at Larson Funeral home Newark, then burial in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Dellile
Lupus
Morris
Larson
Newark
Milwaukee
Wis
Wednesday through Sunday Local Club and Civic Meetings
Calendar lists Eagles meeting at Eagles hall at 8 p m and Verona O E S chapter in Masonic temple at 8 p m on Wednesday. Erienna night unit of Home bureau with Mrs Harry Behrens at 7 30 p m. Past President's club of Legion auxiliary with Mrs Irvin Day at 7 30 p m. Thursday Lutheran Mission Aid at church 2 p m Martha auxiliary family picnic Gebhard Woods State Park 6 30 p m VFW post at Post Home 8 p m Family Mission society in Grace church 8 p m Saratoga Home bureau unit in Grace Lutheran church 1 45 p m Women’s Association of Presbyterian church breakfast at church 9 a m Friday Rural Home club picnic at Mrs Clarence Lasch 12 30 p m Sunday Cryer family reunion in Goold park at noon.
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Eagles
Eagles Hall
Verona
Masonic Temple
Erienna
Home Bureau
Harry Behrens
Post Home
Family Mission Society
Grace Church
Saratoga Home Bureau Unit
Grace Lutheran Church
Morris area Flying service plans demo with three planes
A non scheduled Morris Illinois flying service outlines a demonstration with two planes plus a Piper Comanche serving Morris Ottawa LaSalle-Peru Oglesby Earlville Leland Streator and other towns. Flights include Morris to Chicago and Chicago to Morris with daily round trips and seven day operation. Pilots Hansen and Irwin flew from Midway to Morris at 3000 feet and landed on the Morris runway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Service
Morris
Ottawa
LaSalle-Peru
Oglesby
Earlville
Leland
Streator
Chicago
Midway
Hansen
Irwin
Michigan
Restaurant union ties linked to Teitelbaum and Romano
The Chicago Restaurant Assn. backed Teitelbaum, a former Capone attorney, as $125000 a year counsel while Romano served as the labor expert after a state court ousted Local 278. Teitelbaum testified in a House tax scandal probe and now lives in Hollywood. Romano resides in Miami. In 1873 Susan B. Anthony spoke on women’s suffrage and was arrested for voting.
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Chicago
Assn
Teitelbaum
Capone
Association
Sen
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Romano
Restaurant Association
House
Truman
Hollywood
Calif
Miami
Susan B. Anthony
Obituary: Russell B. Carter 52 of Mazon dies after illness
Russell B. Carter, 52, of Mazon died Tuesday night at Morris hospital after a period of ill health. He operated a trucking and corn shelling business for 25 years and served as Mazon township assessor. He married Olive Mae Crane in 1927 and is survived by a son Burdette, daughter-in-law Barbara, grandson Kerry Dean, sister Maude Woelfel, and was preceded by a sister Dora Reader and brother William. Burial in Mazon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell B. Carter
Mazon
Morris Hospital
Davis Funeral Home
Davis Chapel
Fred M. Newlin
Mazon Cemetery
Mr. Carter
Old Mazon
Frank
Mary Shields Carter
Mazon Township
Olive Mae Crane
Goodfarm Township
Burdette
Barbara
Gardner Lawrence Johnson obituary details
Lawrence Johnson Gardner 55 died early today at his sister’s home after a lingering illness. The body is at Hansen Funeral Home with visiting hours after 7 p.m. Funeral services are 1:30 p.m. Friday at the funeral chapel then United Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Burial in Gardner Prairie Cemetery. Born February 28, 1903 in the area. Survived by daughter Aleda, son Thomas, three sisters Mrs. Martin Fidel, Mrs. Lloyd Sandeno, Mrs. Joseph Sandeno, five brothers Elmer Enerson, Herman Johnson, Floyd Johnson, LeRoy Johnson, Harold Johnson, and numerous other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Lawrence Johnson
Lloyd Sandeno
Hansen Funeral Home
United Lutheran Church
Gardner Prairie Cemtery
Mr. Johnson
Aleda
Thomas
Martin Fielde
Dwight
Joseph Sandeno
Elmer Enerson
Joliet
Herman Johnson
Mesa
Ariz
Floyd Johnson
LeRoy Johnson
Newark
Harold Johnson
Leland
Seneca Boy Hit by BB Pellet. Pellet Removed at Morris Hospital
Seneca youth Lucian Delk was brought to Morris hospital Tuesday to remove a BB from his upper thigh after an air rifle discharged by his grandson struck him. Canada produced about 360 million pounds of nickel in 1957, roughly 75 percent of the world supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Delk
Seneca
Morris Hospital
Canada
Free World
Fox Chain of Lakes dredging project to expand boat access
The plan aims to deepen the Fox Chain of Lakes in Lake County to 4 feet and improve 100 miles of river below McHenry toward Ottawa by dredging and dam work. Proposals include coin operated locks as a substitute for operators and toll funded funding. Estimates from the 1940s proposed 19 dams at 15 million dollars with current figures around 50 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHenry
Lake County
Illinois River
Ottawa
Commission
Yorkville
Chain O’ Lakes
Eisenhower Addresses Canada Differences in Friendly Talks
President Eisenhower spoke from the House of Commons chamber in Ottawa noting that differences between the United States and Canada can be resolved through friendship and dialogue. He stressed there is no need for surprise or alarm at occasional disagreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Eisenhower
House of Commons
Parliament
United States
Shrimp Offered in Wet and Dry Canned Packs
A market listing notes deveined canned shrimp sold in two formats labeled wet and dry. The item highlights convenience for quick meals and varied storage options.
Union Hoodlum Charge Ties to Kerr Return to Welfare Dept
Bettag recaps Kerr return to the welfare department in 1956 telling an official that conditions were getting tough and he was fed up with union life. Senator McClellan, head of the rackets committee, accuses Local 450 of being crime dominated and says Claude Maddox, tied to Chicago syndicate, looted about $10,000 monthly from the union treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Bettag
Kerr
Welfare Department
Senator McClellan
D-Ark
Rackets Committee
Claude Maddox
Chicago
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Funeral Home
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A. E. Westcott
Optometrist
Liberty St
Simon
Ruud Bulova
U. S. Testing Co. Inc
Bulova
ED Tabler
Washington
Room
Drive-In Cleaners
East Main St
Ayea and the
Erat
Alan Freed
Rocky Graziano
Teddy Randazzo
Lois O'Brien and
Lionel Hampton and
His Band
Malta
Uae
ATT UA
Doris Howard Day
Pan Canty Ally Mel
Cryer
Gould Park
Herbert Cryer
Aurora
Ethel Bright
Rebekah Lodge
Relief Corps Hall
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
W.R.C. Hall
Bernita Bright
Will Miller
Mabel Hexdall
Bonnie Lyon
Abert Manning
Emily Mitchell
Tillie Davis
Nettle Creek
Swanson
George Swanson
Nora Bare
Earl Latimore
Leo Thorson
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Starved Rock State Park
Laurel
Rural Home Club
Clarence Lasch
the Fashion Shop
Chicago Street
Joliet, Ilinois
Gladys Marie Gjerde
Torstein Gjerde
Oscar Schumacher
Wheaton
Minn
Helmar Lutheran Church
Dora Reader
William
Sandy Hendrickson
Rural
Shirley May
Lloyd Andrew Torbeck
Otto Torbeck
Pulaski
West Lisbon Lutheran Church
Ihe
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Gerhard Woods State Park
Happy Hill Acrie
Peru
Alt
Web
Thur
Sat
Jewelry
W. Jackson
Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet
Hevrolet
East Jackson
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