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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1977

Page

3

Obituaries for John Yarnell and Mabel Johnston

John T Yarnell 62 of Coal City died at Morris Hospital after an extended illness. He was born August 15 1914 in Elgin and survived by wife Elsie and three sons. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at Patterson Funeral Chapel Braidwood with burial Braceville Gardner Cemetery. Mabel Johnston 63 of Brookfield died in Chicago. Born Morris April 13 1914 she is survived by husband daughter grandson and several siblings. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday Abrams Son Funeral Home Berwyn.

Coal City John T. Yarnell Morris Hospital Elgin Morris Alumax Corp Elsie Louis Delores) Pike Braceville John Jensen Ronald Jensen Bruce Jensen Braidwood Patterson Funeral Chapel Leo Klodzinski Braceville- Gardner Cemetery Funeral Ernest Mabel) Johnston Brookfield Ill Chicago Thomas F Ida (Melbourn) Anderson Jeannette Allen Kent Allen John T. Anderson Charles T. Anderson William Francis Anderson Spokane Wash T. W Lillian) Smith Ventura Calif Pearl Bergstrom Riverside Abrams & Son Funeral Home Windsor Ave Berwyn

Elgin Teens Denied Motions in Texarkana Policeman Killing

A Texarkana judge denied defense motions for three Elgin youths aged 16 John Lohbauer Darryl Edwards and Daniel Vallejo accused of killing a Texarkana policeman. The judge refused to move the trial citing pretrial publicity and admitted confessions as evidence after defense claims of coercion.

Elgin, Ill UPI Texarkana, Ark Elgin Texarkana John Lohbauer Darryl Edwards Daniel Vallejo Nick Patton

Hog market mixed as weights hold steady in Joliet region

UPI reports Joliet Illinois hog prices steady across weights with No 1–2 200–230 lb at 44.75 to 45.00, No 1–3 200–240 lb at 44.00 to 44.50, No 1–3 240–260 lb at 43.00 to 44.00, and No 2–3 260–280 lb 41.50 to 43.00. Cattle counted 300 head, not enough for a market test. Friday receipts projected hogs 1,000 cattle 400.

Joliet, Ill UPI

Grain prices mixed as Wheat and corn fall at noon

Chicago traders see wheat and corn retreat by about two to three percent while soybeans dip sharply. Market quotes list July, September, and December contracts with declines ranging from two to three percent across grains.

Chicago UPI Board of Trade

Lillie Reed found dead in Jefferson W. Apartments

Mrs. Lillie Reed 61 of Jefferson W. Apartments was found dead in her bed after pass key entry by Ted Conley and Deputy Coroner Robert Coleman. An autopsy deemed death natural. no inquest. Visitation tonight. graveside service Friday in Vandalia.

Palmer Lillie) Reed Jefferson W. Apartments Grundy County James Reeves Robert Coleman Ted Conley Reed Vandalia Ill Raleigh Nellie (Wing) Zent Palmer O. Reed Morris

ICC Takes Over Tow Firm Rules In Illinois

The Illinois Commerce Commission voted 3-1 to regulate Chicago towing firms after hearings led by Roy J. McArthur. Lincoln Towing Service MLA Towing Co. and Pioneer Towing Co. faced complaints of damage and ill treatment as cars were towed from private property for a 50 dollar return fee.

Springfield, Ill UPI Illinois Commerce Commission Chicago ICC Illinois Motor Carrier of Property Act Roy J. McArthur McArthur Lincoln Towing Service MLA Towing Co Pioneer Towing Co

Thefts From Mailbox Reported In Morris Illinois

A retired man reported to Morris police that 410 dollars in pension and social security checks were stolen from his mailbox. Orin Shoemake and his sister Mary Willis signed a complaint at the Morris police station. Shoemake said last month’s 63 dollar pension check is missing and two checks for this month are a week late. He has since moved to a post office box and his sister will contact agencies to stop payment.

Morris Orin Shoemake Illini Mary Willis Saratoga Township Shoemake

Thunderstorms Sweep Chicago Hail Disrupts Race Track and Airport

Thunderstorms hit Arlington Park Race Track as 2 year olds finished the first race. Jockeys faced hail and wind with outriders horses bolting. O'Hare tower evacuated for about four minutes as wind gusts reached 73 mph.

United Press International Arlington Park Race Track O’hare International Airport Chicago Arlington Park Larry Snyder Roman Advocate Snyder Alan Patterson D. Flawless O’hare Federal Aviation Patrick O’sullivan

Thieves Take Cola From Tony's Foods in Morris

Tony Padavano owner of Tony's Foods on North Division St reports a five gallon Pepsi Cola theft from his store. Sgt. Alan Love found a full Pepsi tank in the backseat of Mark Backhus's car after a traffic stop. Backhus, 19, of Southmor Rd, says he did not know the cola source and kept the container for weeks. He is jailed on a reckless driving charge after failing to post bond. Padavano may pursue charges.

Tony Padavano Tony Grundy Padavano Morris Jack Kopezick Backhus

Bromine accident details and evacuations revealed

Testimony described a bromine leak from a truck after a hole was cut in a trailer. Fire marshal Batson, assistant chief Becker, and administrator Ruskin testified about scene actions, evacuations of Continental Manor residents, and the spread of the gas. Troopers Cofield and Spray detailed warnings, traffic diversions, and personal symptoms from exposure.

McWilliams Milt Batson Phillip Becker Dwight Fire Department Becker Mike Bean Hutcher Emergency Service Robert Ruskin Dwight Continental Manor Nursing Home Ruskin REACT Continental Manor Dwight Correctional Center Michael Cofield William Spray Cofield District 5

Mediation resumes as Moluccan gunmen hold 51 on train

In Assen Netherlands two South Moluccan intermediaries boarded the hijacked train for a fresh round of talks aimed at freeing 51 hostages. The brief meeting occurred after 18 days of the longest mass seizure, with mediators meeting gunmen outside the car and two more joining aboard.

Assen Netherlands UPI

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