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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1969

Page

2

Ruling Due on Constitutional Convention

Sangamon County Circuit Court expected to rule Friday on the legality of plans for a state constitutional convention set for December 8. Attorney James Otis argued the case for the plaintiffs while Frank McGarr defended the General Assembly.

Springfield Ill Sangamon County Illinois Supreme Court Paul Verticchio James Otis Chicago General Assembly Frank McGarr Illinois Attorney General Senate McGarr Otis

Stock Market Rebounds After Morning Lows On 1969 Rally

New York shares recovered from a downbeat session as the Dow rose about 4.8 points near midday to 897.36, aided by gains in big blocks like J Ray McDermott Reynolds Tobacco Loew's Theatres and SCM. Advances led declines as utilities and several sectors climbed while aircrafts and tobaccos fell.

New York Associated Press New York Stock Exchange J. Ray Mce-Dermott Reynolds Tobacco Loew’s Theatres SCM American Telephone

Butter and Eggs Prices Reported by Chicago Market

Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows wholesale butter prices with EN score AA 6714 and other grades. Egg wholesale prices list Grade A whites 334, mediums 2612, standards 30, reflecting current trading levels in Chicago markets.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange

East St Louis Schools Avoid Strike With New Teacher Contract

East St Louis Public schools will open this fall after the Board of Education and Local 1220 of the American Federation of Teachers ratified a contract. The deal provides 65 percent of state aid above 950000 to teachers and 35 percent to nonunion staff. Previous strikes had delayed openings for two years.

East ST. Louis Board of Education

Obituary for Alma L Heath 73 of Morris Illinois

Alma L Heath 73 of Morris Illinois died Thursday evening at Morris Hospital born October 31 1895 in Morris daughter of Alfred and Mary Watson Robinson married July 17 1919 in Chicago to George Heath she helped in the Heath Greenhouse member of St Thomas Episcopal Church and VFW Auxiliary survived by husband daughters Mary Jane Clampitt Alma Sparrow sons George A John and Donald 14 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren two sisters and several relatives services 2 30 pm Saturday at St Thomas Episcopal Church burial Sample Cemetery friends may call at Davis Funeral Home memorial gifts to church or Morris Robert Ollerman noted.

George Alma L.) Heath E. Jackson Sr Morris Hospital Morris Alfred Mary Watson Robinson George Heath Chicago Heath St. Thomas Episcopal Church VFW Mary Jane Clampitt Sample Cemetery Davis Funeral Home

Henry C. Morel 81 of Serena dies at home

Henry C Morel 81 of Serena died Thursday at his Serena home Born March 5 1888 in France he married Nellie Coquellin in 1963 He worked in local stores chaired town posts and owned interests Surviving are his wife two sisters three brothers a stepson a stepdaughter and six grandchildren Visitation Sunday with Masonic Rites Funeral Monday at Serena Methodist Church Burial in Leland Cemetery Graveside rites by Sheridan LaVerne Anderson Legion Post

Henry C. Morel Serena France Nellie Coquellin Masonic Lodge of Sheridan Alfred Helen) Schiedecker Charles Emma) Cross Ottawa Ernest G Leland Emil G Kingston Louis E Sun Valley Calif Jenny Cochlin Lula Jones Mary Long Rose Morel Larson-Gabel Serena Methodist Church Lowell Allen LeRoy Klemm Leland Cemetery Sheridan LaVerne Anderson Legion Post

Paul Ollerman 74 Morris resident dies after long illness

Paul R. Ollerman 74 of 942 E Jackson St Morris dies at noon Thursday at home after a long illness. Born September 18 1894 he was a U S Army infantry veteran of World War I. He married Helen Troyk in Chicago on June 12 1918 and moved to Morris in 1935. He worked at Self Locking Corp until 1956 and was a former American Legion member. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 pm today.

Paul R. Ollerman E. Jackson St Finland Chapel Norval Wigtil Evergreen Cemetery William and Pauline Scheuneman Ollerman Chicago U.S. Army Infantry Helen Troyk Morris Self Locking Corp American Legion

Funeral services for John W. Kien

Funeral services for John W. Kien aged 55 will be held at 9 30 a.m. Saturday at the Frnland Chapel with Rev James Kinzig officiating. Burial follows at Mt Carmel Cemetery. He died Thursday morning and is survived by two sons four sisters and two brothers. He was born January 15 1914 in Morris and served in the U S Army in World War II. He worked as a painter in Morris after the war and had retired due to ill health.

John W. Kien Liberty St Frnland Chapel James Kinzig Mt. Carmel Frnland Funeral Home Kien Morris John Mary Such) Kien John Wayne Roger Dale Anna Nadzielke Frances Dykier Chicago Angeline Bartell Palatine Sophie Skibicki Lake Zurich Peter Wisconsin Steve

Mrs Ely Daugherty dies at 63 in Morris Hospital

Mrs Ely Daugherty 63 of rural Mazon died Thursday night at Morris Hospital. Born November 28 1907 in Du Page County daughter of the late John and Sarah Ziegler she married Ely Daugherty in 1939 at Joliet. Funeral 11 am Monday at Davis Funeral Home Morris with Rev Michael Hurt officiating burial Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday morning through service time.

Ely Ann) Daugherty Mazon Morris Hospital John Sarah Oram Ziegler du Page County Ely Daugherty Joliet Harry Ethel) Hafka New Lenox Leonard Nellie) Beallis Lockport Robert Gertrude) Lynn Nora) Anderson Morris William Ziegler Albert Ziegler California Davis Funeral Home Michael Hurt Evergreen Cemetery

Emery B Wise Funeral Rites Held at Davis Home

Funeral services for Emery B Wise conducted at 10 30 a m at Davis Funeral Home with Rev Harry J Naden officiating. Morgan Tambling sang, Mrs James Small played organ. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery with honorary pallbearers and pallbearers listed. Cedar Lodge AF & AM No 124 oversaw Masonic rites.

Emery B. Wise Davis Funeral Home Harry J. Naden Morgan Tambling James Small Evergreen Cemetery William Nelson John Nelson John Carr Richard de Atley Donald de Atley Ralph Lee Richard de Pung Tony Hayse Henry Hayse Russell Challey George Lambros Noah Morris Cedar Lodge AF & AM No. 124

Funeral services for Miss Marie Larson described

Funeral services for Miss Marie Larson were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the West Lisbon Lutheran Church with the Rev. Julius Masted officiating. Soloist was Mrs. Clarence W. Ness and organist was Mrs. Harvey Larson. Burial was in a local cemetery.

Marie Larson West Lisbon Lutheran Church Julius Masted Clarence W. Ness Harvey Larson

Spy boat battle yields mixed reports of capture

Thirty to fifteen killed efforts to raise the vessel continued. South Korean casualties were denied. An earlier report claimed a 75 foot four engine boat was captured but later reports said the Koreans abandoned the sinking craft after counting about a dozen bodies aboard. North Korean weapons and eight automatic rifles were found aboard. Kim 38 of Haeju North Korea was identified as a liaison in the Communist party on an espionage mission in South Korea.

Kim 38 Haeju North Korea Communist Party South Korea

Soviet recognize Viet Cong provisional government

The Soviet Union announced recognition of the Viet Cong's provisional revolutionary government in South Vietnam. Premier Kosygin met Dang Quang Minh in Moscow to convey the recognition. Earlier, Poland East Germany Congo (Brazzaville) and others joined, with North Korea Cuba and Algeria also listed as recognizers.

Moscow Soviet Union South Vietnam Tass Alexei Kosygin Dang Quang Minh National Liberation Front Poland East Germany Congo Brazzaville North Korea Cuba Algeria

Lisbon Lutheran Cemetery Pallbearers Named

Serving as pallbearers were Marcellus Larson Harvey Rand Maynard Larson Lynn Peterson Claire Peterson Eugene Peterson Alvin Anderson and Glen Larson.

Lisbon Lutheran Cemetery Marcellus Larson Harvey Rand Maynard Larson Lynn Peterson Claire Peterson Eugene Peterson Alvin Anderson Glen Larson

Traffic Court Tickets For Speeding In Multiple Illinois Areas

Elva A Ballard 46 of Decatur paid 10 with 5 costs for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone. Mazon Police Chief William Mount issued the ticket May 23 at Hill and North St. Donald Snodgrass 32 of Springfield paid 20 with 5 costs for improper registration on Illinois 47 May 15. Morris J Burton 21 of Milwaukee paid 20 with 5 costs for 89 in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 55 May 10. Thorton Boyd of Chicago paid 20 with 5 costs for 88 in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 55 May 11. Dennis Donnelland 50 of Libertyville paid 21 with 10 costs for 91 in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 55.

Elva A. Ballard Decatur Mazon William Mount Hill and North St Donald Snodgrass Springfield Joseph A. Hofman Illinois Morris J. Burton Milwaukee Ken Rinehart Gardner Road Thorton Boyd Chicago Clyde Marquis Dennis Donnelland Libertyville Ken Smothers

Inmate Awarded $10,000 Damages in Work Injury

Gaylord M. Huggins, a foundry foreman and prisoner at Leavenworth Kansas, won a $10,000 judgment against the federal government for an injury from an unguarded planer in the prison workshop. Judge Becker held the prison must provide a reasonably safe place to work.

Kansas City U.S Leavenworth Kan Gaylord M. Huggins William AH. Becker

Methodists shift control of counseling centers in Illinois

In De Kalb Illinois the Northern Illinois Conference United Methodist Church moved oversight of draft counseling centers from the Board of Christian Social Concerns to its Program Council. Delegates approved the change amid other actions including votes on the Black Manifesto antiballistic missiles and abortion legislation.

DE Kalb, Ill Board of Christian Social Concerns Program Council Northern Illinois MCDC National Black Economic Development Conference Development Conference Methodist Conference Black Methodist Caucus

Flea Diversity Around the Tropics Noted

The report notes about a thousand distinct flea species exist and most inhabit tropical regions.

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