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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1959

Page

5

Obituary and Hospital Notices Include Local Visitors

Mr and Mrs George Clayton are in Rochester Minnesota with Mr Clayton at St Marys hospital in room 2140 Mrs Edward Terry of Plainfield formerly Morris is a patient at St Josephs hospital Joliet in room pil Nettie Sanders and her son Robert have returned home to Los Angeles after visiting here with relatives and friends Ed Drake of Morris accompanied them

George Clayton Rochester, Minn Clayton St. Mary’s Hospital Edward Terry Plainfield Morris St. Joseph’s Hospital Joliet Nettie Sanders Robert Los Angeles Ed Drake

Divorce Granted for Ginger Mitchell and Reynold Mitchell

Ginger Mitchell of Morris is granted a divorce from Reynold Mitchell of Morris on cruelty grounds. The brief notes the action as part of a divorce docket and records the names and place.

Ginger Mitchell Morris Reynold Mitchell Cruelty

Grace Lutheran aid meeting and society notes

The Grace Lutheran Family Mission Aid met in the church parlors with devotions led by Harry Benner Sr and a piano trio by Judy Kaldheim Helen Davidson and Kathy Gorman. Violet Anderson a Bo livia missionary spoke on work there. Hostesses were Mr and Mrs Harry Benner Sr Mr and Mrs Tilman Anderson and Art Hauge. Mrs Walter Wolff hosted a Morris Junior Womans Club board meeting. Project chair Mrs John Ryder announced sidewalk sale plans and dates for later events. Members may contact Mrs Kenneth Davenport about new members. The 38th Cryder Tabler Valley families reunion will be at Gebhard Woods State Park on Sunday June 21 at 1130 a.m. Morris Country club women golf meet awarded prizes in three flights and low net. Next Wednesday club women host out of town clubs.

Grace Lutheran Family Mission Aid Harry Benner Sr Judy Kaldheim Helen Davidson Kathy Gorman Marvis Davidson Violet Anderson Bolivia Tilman Anderson Art Hauge Walter Wolff Morris Junior Womans Club John Ryder Morris R. E. Moore Kenneth Davenport Gebhard Woods State Park The Morris Country Club William Spear Raymond Marshall William Peacock Frank Connor

Wauponsee Art Club Holds Meeting and Lecture

The Wauponsee Art Club met on Thursday with Mrs. Herbert Fraunberg as hostess assisted by Mrs. Lark Ventress and Mrs. James Phillips due to Mrs. Joseph Johnsons illness. A 1 30 dessert luncheon preceded the regular meeting led by Mrs. John Jackson. Miss Lillias Walker spoke on Education detailing old and new teaching methods.

Wauponsee Art Club Herbert Fraunberg Lark Ventress James Phillips Joseph Johnson John Jackson Charles Hume Willard Ragan Lillias Walker

Past Noble Grand Club Meets at Lyon Home

The Past Noble Grand club held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. John G. Lyon's home with Miss Bonnie Lyon as hostess. Twelve members attended a routine business session. Ethel Bright Florence Eames and Mayme Kay received awards before lunch served by the hostesses.

Noble Grand Club John G. Lyon Bonnie Lyon Ethel Bright Florence Eames Mayme Kay

Lutheran Mission Aid Meets at Bethlehem Church

The Lutheran Mission Aid met Thursday afternoon in Bethlehem Lutheran church. Rev. George Weeks led devotions and Margaret Franks presented a piano solo. Mrs. Henry Punke read, and Mrs. Roy Kindelspire sang with Mrs. Michael Drinan on piano. Hostesses were Mrs. Arthur Danielson and Mrs. Ray Olson.

Lutheran Mission Aid Bethlehem Lutheran Church George Weeks Margaret Franks Henry Punke Roy Kindelspire Michael Drinan Arthur Danielson Ray Olson

Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals

Admitted Kenneth Erick of 2002 E. Drachman St Tuc son Ariz Mrs. John Wren Rte. 1 Newark Bennie Grant Gardner Mrs. Robert Cameron Box 384 Griggs Drive LuAnn Anderson Mel-Kay Trailer Court Coal City Stephen Thompson R F D Sheridan. Births to Mr and Mrs Clifford Hall Rte 4 a boy today at 4 35 a m. Dismissed Delmar Scrogham 155 E Bourbonnais St Kankakee.

Kenneth Erickson E. Drachman Tucson Ariz John Wren Rte. 1 Newark Bennie Grant Gardner Robert Cameron Box Griggs Drive LuAnn Anderson Mel - Kay Coal City Stephen Thompson R.F.D Sheridan Clifford Hall Rte. 4 Delmar Scrogham E. Bourbonnais St Kankakee

Reunion and club calendar events announced

The 10th reunion of the class of 1949 is slated for 7 p.m. on the second floor of the American Legion Hall. A Welcome Wagon picnic at Gould Park starts at 6 p.m. with other meetings at 6:30 p.m. at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Tuesday features a K of C meeting at 8 p.m. to elect officers.

American Legion Hall Welcome Wagon Club Gould Park Mission Crusaders Bethlehem Lutheran Church K. of C K. of C. Hall

Danube River Flows Through Nine Nations to the Black Sea

The Danube River, Western Europe’s longest waterway, starts in the Alps and travels through nine nations before reaching the Black Sea. It serves as a vital transit and trade route connecting multiple regions.

Europe Alps Black Sea

Wauponsee 4-H Club Reports New Member And Reforms

The Wauponsee 4-H Club met at Dennis Hextell’s home for a Thursday evening session. Doug Foss led roll call and Dennis Hextell, Tom Hunt and Jim Sharpe formed an initiation committee. David Hume joined as a new member and the constitution was reviewed with proposed changes.

Wauponsee 4-H Club Dennis Hextell Doug Foss Tom Hunt Jim Sharpe David Hume Wauponsee 4-H Paul Benson Bob Stansberry Railshits Danny Beeler Dennis Foss Jim Holderman Hextell

Can-Do-Will-Do Club Meets at Goken Home

The Can-Do-Will-Do 4-1 club met at Linda and Pam Goken's home with roll call on how we spend our vacation. Beckey Thompson joined, Julie Galloway demonstrated pan greasing, and Mary Jo Weitz demonstrated sewing a scam with a scam gauge. Nancy Dyson organized games after the meeting and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be Wednesday at Julie Galloway's home.

Linda Pam Goken

Saratoga Junior Farmers Discuss Judging Contest Plans

The Saratoga Junior Farmers met at Conklin school to discuss a future judging contest and hear project reports from Dave Stinson and Billy Grieggs. Refreshments were served. Jim Hexdall reported.

Saratoga Conklin School Dave Stinson Billy Grieggs Jim Hexdall

26th Annual Jackson County Garden Show Winners

In a kitchen utensil category Margaret Hough and several co winners are listed among traits and names. The display includes tricolor arrangements by Ef fie Williams and Mabel Johnson with Kenneth Halterman.

John Sing Katie Phillips Anna Ragan Clare Biros Doris Fottler Mazon Edna Schultz

Seven Die In Downstate Illinois Car Crash Toll Rises

The article lists victims from a Macon County Stabilization Committee family and friends, including Josephine. Greta. Agnes Pistorius. Constance Bean. Rosalee Bragg. Evelyn Smith, all from Blue Mound and Atwood. It notes the crash as the third deadly downstate Illinois incident in a month following May 18 and May 23 collisions near Mattoon and Monmouth.

Macon County Agricultural Stabilization Committee Josephine Macon Greta Agnes Pistorius Blue Mound Constance Bean Miss Bean Pistorius Harmon Rosalee Bragg Atwood Evelyn Louise Smith Downstate Illnois Mattoon Tuscola Monmouth

Pension coverage tops five million in 1959 start

At the start of 1959 the United States had 4 925 000 people covered by employer employee pension plans.

United States

Translation quest at Flagstaff paper ends by chance

The Flagstaff Daily Sun sought a Navajo translation for a single sentence and moved it through eight offices and agencies. A Navajo was found in the U S Health Service who could not speak Navajo, highlighting the absence of Navajo staff in the Bureau of Indian Affairs and congressional offices.

Flagstaff Ariz

Three Injured In Accidents At Morris Area

Three people were injured Thursday and taken to Morris hospital. Ben Grant a combine operator at Morris Paper Mills suffered severe contusions to his right hand after catching it between two rollers. Leonard Hoffman of 424 Vine Street cut his right knee on broken glass. Pamela Lines of 1027 Hoge Street cut her lip when she fell in a play house.

Morris Hospital Ben Grant Gardner Morris Paper Mills Grant Leonard Hoffman Vine St Pamela Lines Larry Lines Hoge Street

Massachusetts Factories Lead U.S. Shoe Production

Massachusetts factories produce about one sixth of all shoes manufactured in the United States, highlighting the state’s pivotal role in the national footwear industry.

Massachusettes United States

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