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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1977
Page
2
Mrs Poole named vice president of the perfect Pr chapter with duties including yearbook completion. Her civic work includes Firebelle of the 1e7ment while husband Tom and children Robby and Tracy reside in Gardner.
The Hexdall reunion is set for Sunday at 12:30 p.m. in Park. Attendees are asked to bring meat dish and own drink. The fragment mentions parents of a newborn and hospital notes but the clear readable item is the reunion invitation.
The Emma Allison Past Matrons Club met at the Riviera for dinner at 6 30 p m with president Marge Pope presiding. Mildred Howland gave devotions and 21 members answered roll call with remarks about the flag.
Community notices from Mazon include an open house honoring Kathy Gradis after high school graduation with 75 guests, plans for Janis Olson and Donald Olson wedding on June 25 at United Methodist Church Dwight, and church events from Park Street Congregational Church including VBS, gospel magic show, a June 26 shower for a church addition, and a June 12 30 picnic lunch prepared by staff.
Thursday events include Mission Aid at Bethlehem Lutheran Church 2 p.m. and Morris Theatre Guild tryouts at 7 30 p.m. at Morris Savings and Loan. Wauponsee Art Club meets with Mrs. Sidney Carr 1 30 p.m. Friday and Monday royal neighbors plan 7 30 p.m. Eagles Hall. Also a Daiquiri Pie recipe using Bacardi light rum and lemon lime ingredients.
The Morris Hospital Auxiliary hosts its 10th annual benefit ball with theme Some Enchanted Evening on July 16 at Morris Country Club. Co chairs Mrs James Crupi and Mrs Kenneth Davenport organize pre ball cocktail parties at private homes and a 8 p.m. sit down dinner followed by dancing to Johnnie Kaye and his orchestra. Reservations by June 25, $40 per couple.
Janice Dell 27 of 145 W Oak St Coal City was granted a divorce from Jerrold Dell 34 of Rte 5 on grounds of mental cruelty.
The Gardner Woman's Club met at the Legion Hall Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mayme Stellano presiding and Mrs. Mary Severson delivering the Thought for the Day. Reibert of the Pahanae Bank spoke on A Woman and Her Banker. new officers were installed and awarded roses. Meetings pause for summer. next session planned for October 4.
Hospital visiting hours for Medical and Surgical floors are 2 to 3 30 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Obstetric floor visits 2 30 to 3 30 p.m. and 7 to 8 30 p.m. Admitted include Miss Leticia Jimenez of Mazon Mrs Simon Davies of Dwight Melvin Larson of Seneca Miss Rhonda Boyer of Wilmington Miss Dawn Boyer of Wilmington Mrs Louise Kowalczyk 1220 Price St. and Mrs William Brown of Minooka Mrs Harry Peterson 614 E Chapin St. Dismissed are Mrs Mary Spearman of Wilmington Mrs Richard Fischer of Wilmington Gordon Baker 803 E Jefferson St Master Daniel Van Duyne of Braidwood Master Matthew Pope 6450 N Dresden Rd Joseph Copp of Kinsman Mrs oo Thompson 2770 W Gore.
Children’s Day will be celebrated Sunday at First United Presbyterian Church during the 10 a.m. worship service. Bibles will be presented to the third grade group including Chip Viano and Leslie Mitchell. Younger children will sing, and several students will recite memorized verses. The Rev. Roy Hamburger will preach on God Wants Outsiders to be Inside.
The Seaman family reunion will be held on June 26 at Gould Park starting at noon. A potluck dinner will be served and Irene can provide more information at 815-723-5456.
Barbara A Vitko will graduate June 19 from St Joseph Hospital School of Nursing Joliet with a nursing degree. She and husband Ed Vitko Jr reside in Braceville. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Tracy Horrie Sr of 509 Center St Gardner. She will work at Morris Hospital in medical surgical department.
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