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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
5
Mutton is slated to visit from 2:30 to 3:30. The event appears to involve a short engagement or visit with unspecified participants.
A notices section shows admissions and dismissals including Mrs. Ernest Kil mer Dwight and others at various addresses. An accident report notes Richard Devereaux treated for a left ring finger injury at Central Limestone Co.
Nancy Vogeler daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul C Vogeler now of Granville Ohio earned a bachelor of arts degree at Denison University's commencement in Granville She is a 1962 Morris Community High School graduate and held roles in Kappa Alpha Theta co vice president of the Denison Christian Association and the journalism honor society plus the dance club Exciting updating note Charles Linington of San Jose California recently underwent surgery at Los Gatos Hospital on Tallard Road in Los Gatos California.
Eleven members and three leaders of the Morris Clover 4-H Club toured Chicago on Wednesday. They left Morris at 7 45 a m and returned at 8 45 p m by train visiting the Prudential Building Patricia Stevens Charm School and Marshall Field s. Becky Vaksdal served as scribe.
Calendar notes a Monday 7 30 p m rehearsal by Sweet Adelines in the American Legion Hall. On Tuesday the Merry Maids meet at 8 p m with Mrs Gordon Telfer.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church women held circle meetings on Thursday. Circle Two met at a summer cottage for a potluck lunch with devotions by Mrs. Robert Hunt and meditation by Mrs. Frank Warriner. Circle Five met in the church lounge with devotions by Mrs. Burton Jolly and Bible study by Rev. L. G. Hinderaker. Circle Six met at Mrs. Howard Wills home with singing by Mrs.nz Wills, devotions by Mrs. Ray Hextell, and meditation led by Mrs. John Nelson. Circle Seven gathered at Mrs. Edgemen’s home with devotions by Rev. James Sandvik and Esther Johnson leading the offering meditation. Circle Nine met in the church lounge with Rev. L. G. Hinderaker andMiss Esther Johnson directing the offering meditation. VFW Auxiliary met Thursday evening. retiring president Mrs. James Higgins presented gifts, an award to Mrs. Anthony Prombo, lunch served by a committee.
The Rosemary Gilson Circle met at Mrs. Mer vin Hill home with eight members and one guest. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The devotional and program Your Guild of Intercessors were given by Mrs. Ike King. Nineteen calls were reported made during the month. The Esther Davis Circle met at Mrs. Russell Battersby home with Mrs. Erma Gulley assisting. Nine members and one guest attended. Mrs. Joseph Fancher led the program Your Guild of Intercessors. The circle divided into groups of three to call on those interested but unable to attend. Seven members of the Patricia Coats Circle attended Channahon State Boys Camp. The ladies played bingo with the boys and served refreshments.
Mr and Mrs James W Hughes announce the marriage of their daughter Carolyn Sue to Terry T Cleeton son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Cleeton Rte 5. The ceremony is set for 2 p m June 25 at the First Methodist Church Morris with a reception at Waupecan Valley Lodge following.
The Rainbow Garden Club met Thursday evening with Mrs. Harvey Taylor. Plans were made for a bus trip on July 6 to Marengo with reservations due by July 1 to Mrs. Lowery Buttry. Mrs. Alma Thorson taught marigolds and Miss Lillian Ullrich reported on conservation. Mrs. Fred Clemens presented the program.
Rick Sampson son of Mr and Mrs Bud Sampson was honored with an open house Monday after graduation from Morris Community High School About 50 guests attended He will attend Illinois State University Normal in the fall
Instructions describe a five-strip knit afghan with knit and purl bands forming a wave design. Patterns cost 35 cents each with 15 cents extra for first-class mailing. Include name, address, and pattern number when sending to Alice Brooks at Morris Daily Herald. Also mentions catalog offers and quilt pattern collections with prices.
Five Morris businesses plus the Chamber of Commerce attended a Thursday night dinner at the Holiday Inn Joliet. Speaker was Burnham P Spann president of the State Chamber and VP at Gardner-Denver Co. Attendees included executives from Grundy County National Bank First National Bank Sponge Cushion Co Morris Savings and Loan Illiois Clay Products Morris Chamber of Commerce and guests from Oklahoma City.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Asbury Methodist Church met Monday evening in the fellowship hall with new president Mrs. Marion McDonald presiding. Mrs. Anna B. Hollmeyer led devotions and the lesson. after a social hour, refreshments were served by Mrs. Ezra Thomas and Mrs. Alvin Olson.
The Women's Association of the United Presbyterian Church met in the church basement with Mrs. Erma Andersen presiding and planned a farewell party for the Francis Lund family moving to Wilmington. The Gardner Woman's Club held its annual picnic at Renfrew Park, Dwight, with hosted gatherings and games led by members including Mrs. Henry Hollmeyer. The Emma L. Allison Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. Harry Howland's home with Mrs. Charles Treasure assisting. Local briefs note visitors from Sacramento and Ensign, Michigan vacations, and illness of Mrs. Henry Johnson.
Through the Treasure Implement Co a couple wins an all expense trip for two to the Bahama Islands visiting Mr and Mrs Albert Treasure in Houston Texas before returning home. Several local residents including Miss Mabel Hansen Mrs Wayne Misener and the Arthur Weidner family are noted visiting relatives and friends across Illinois Wisconsin and Joliet. The Rev Roger L Fisk Jr and family vacation in Wisconsin while Mrs Leone Mulvey recovers from a hospital stay in Joliet.
Ronald Michael Ragan of 728 F. Chapin Street and Linda Lee Clampitt of 829 East Washington Street are recorded as an authorized marriage license pair. The notice lists both individuals and their current addresses.
The Indian Air Force staged a fire power display in New Delhi with bombing and rocketing setting grass around the target area ablaze. Thick smoke led to the cancellation of subsequent demonstrations.
The American Legion Post 94 held a regular meeting at the Legion Hall with reports from service officer R. Lindsay. Commander Lee Gibson thanked the Morris Junior Woman's Club for painting Chapin Park fence and the Sweet Adelines for help with the steak fry. Officers elected include Elmer McKibben commander and Ken Allen senior vice commander. Delegates to the state district and division convention in Chicago were named, with alternates listed. The 12th district meets Sunday in Genoa for executive committee elections on July 7.
Five area students received Northwestern University degrees at a commencement in McGaw Memorial Hall before about 10 000 attendees. Guy R. Griffin Morris Gerald K McCormick Morris Kay Elizabeth Moore Minooka Jane L Miller Dwight and William Gorfine Yorkville earned bachelor philosophy bachelor science in science engineering diploma nursing master of business administration and master of arts in religion respectively.
A handy tip suggests keeping powdered cream on hand to pack into picnic baskets. The suggestion emphasizes shelf stability and easy use while outdoors. Consider packing small resealable containers for servings.
Patrick LaGeese 13 of Kankakee fell ill with a chronic stomach ailment while at Rainbow Council Boy Scout Reservation southwest of Morris. Morris Emergency Squad responded about 8:30 p.m. on Thursday as his parents arrived. he was taken to a Kankakee hospital. He had been at staff training for the camp opening. No further word on his condition was available.
Clarence Goode sixty two of 703 East Illinois Avenue collapsed at Diamond National Corporation on Armstrong Street around 8 30 AM. He was hospitalized at Morris Hospital in good condition under observation after fire department and Davis ambulance responded. He works as a die maker at Diamond National.
Funeral services for Henry Meier will be held at 1 30 p m Monday at the Baker Funeral Home in Dwight officiating minister Rev Reinhardt Steinly. Burial will follow in Mt Olivet Cemetery Joliet. Mrs Meier staying at 917 East North Street with Mr and Mrs Ralph Thomas.
Illinois Banking Division issued a charter to organize a state bank in Calumet City. The Bank of River Oaks has $750,000 capital with Donald H. Hixson of Oak Lawn as president, George Goldman of Highland Park as vice president, and Thomas J. Klutznick of Chicago as cashier.
In Bement Illinois Jack Plummer defeated Barb ara 23 to 20 in a Democratic precinct election for committeeman at the 1st Precinct. Mrs Plummer praised women’s political interest while Jack Plummer declined to comment.
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