Morris Junior Woman's Club Plans Fall Activities
Morris Junior Woman's Club outlines fall programs led by new president Mrs. Leo Winkle. Plans include Corn Bread Booth on Sept 28 and fundraising activities such as a Pridge Marathon a sweet pop Booth and breakfast with Santa. Members will continue selling GFWC USA Bi Centennial commemorative plates.
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Leo Winkle
Morris Junior Woman’s Club
Morris Savings and Loan
Tom Dzuryak
Grundy County
Charles Willeford
Gary Phillips
Donald Caisley
We Care
GFWC
USA
James Matteson
Community Improvements
Robert Matteson
Howard Turnbow
Morris
Liberty St
Santa
Aber
Matteson
Winkle
Local clubs plan fall events and honors
Members schedule summer activities resume in fall including a picnic for members and husbands in August. Donkey basketball and skating party planned. Awards cited from Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs Illinois Clubwoman National Kidney Foundation and National Association for Retarded Children. Cheryl Lynn Smania earns $500 Nurses Scholarship steps toward training at St Joseph Joliet.
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Dennis Lewis
Morris
VFW Hall
Roger Eslinger
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Illinois Clubwoman
National Kidney Foundation
National Association For Retarded Children
Cheryl Lynn Smania
al Smania
Wabasso St
Minooka
12Th District
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Hospital Admits And Discharges List Dense Patient Moves
Hospital notices show numerous admissions and discharges across floors with names and addresses. Admitted patients include Mrs Richard Edwards Mrs Fannie Ervin Diana Sparrow and others while discharges cover a wide list including Mrs Robert Howard Mrs Martin Kaiser and baby and several families amid ongoing visiting hours.
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Richard Edwards
Rte
Fannie Ervin
Yorkville
Diana Sparrow
Grant St
B. O'Neal Enger
E. Main St
Thomas Britton
South Wilmington
Gerald Juergensen
Seneca
Natheal Severson
Minooka
Kenneth Hodson
Great Lakes Naval Base
Terry Lewis
Anna Ryder
E. Washington St
Harold Wilkinson
McKinley St
Elmer Newell
Robinson Dr
Glenn Walters
Vernon Waters
Coal City
Jeffrey Feeney
Roy Collins
Robert Howard
Martin Kaiser
Baby Boy
Donald Stevens
Donald Hexdall
Benton St
Stanley Rybak
Rte. 3
Calvin Brewer
Rte. 5
Kenneth Bunton
Channahan
Richard D. Odom
Park Blvd
Dean Tambling
Gardner
Blanchard Wix
Russell Thorsen
Buchanan St
Thomas Zapatil
Mystic
Iowa
Keith Larson
Kenneth Daigger
Rte. 4
George Hirschman
Fredrick Wettering
Verona
Art Lanier
Mazon
Elmer Johnson
Newark
Russell Mathie
Norman Appleton
James van Duyne
Gordon Osmundson
Kankakee
Randy Crase
Thomas Cobb III
Roger Lucas
Wauponsee Art Club meets at Mrs. Jackson home
Fifteen members and one guest attended the Wauponsee Art Club meeting at the home of Mrs. John Jackson. Dessert was served, roll call was show and tell, and a talk on locust habits and grain damage was given by Mrs. Beulah Jackson. A Father’s Day poem was read and a 1916 book of past events and progress was discussed. Next meeting will be a Goose Lake trip and luncheon.
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Wauponsee Art Club
John Jackson
Beulah Jackson
Bernice Phillips
Goose Lake
Mason Macdonald Wedding at St Lawrence in Libertyville
Elizabeth Mason and Douglas Macdonald wed at St. Lawrence Episcopal Church Libertyville vows exchanged at 2 p.m. June 9. Organist Mrs A J Feifel played selections from Queen Elizabeth service. The bride wore antique satin with lace and a heirloom veil. Attendants included maid of honor Barbara Irish bridesmaids Cathe Bottger Linda Colbert. Best man Scott Macdonald and groomsmen Byron.
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Elizabeth
England
A. J. Feifel
Libertyville
Elizabeth Mary Mason
Douglas Paul Macdonald
St. Lawrence Episcopal Church
Donald Priestley
Vernon C. Mason
Mundelein
Robert Macdonald
W. Jackson St
Margaret Belcher
Barbara Irish
Cathe Bottger
Linda Colbert
Scott Macdonald
Byron
Couple to mark 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Martin Fich of 2 West Ave will celebrate their golden anniversary on Wednesday. An open house for friends and relatives is scheduled for Sunday June 24 at Kenrick Hall from 2 to 5 p.m. Hosts include their son Wendell Eich, son-in-law and daughter Ed ward Finn and daughter Charlotte Finn, and their son William Eich. The couple have five grandchildren.
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Martin Fich
West Ave
Kenrick Hall
Wendell Eich
Edward
Charlotte) Finn
William Eich
Circle to Meet at United Methodist Church
Circle to meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the United Methodist Church with Mrs. Ralph Wildey as devotional leader and Mrs. Ellis Jones presenting a Scope lesson. Refreshments by Mrs. Raymond Heap and Mrs. Alvin Clayton. next meeting September 19. Thorson and Richard Lois, Morris. Ushers Ronald Gilchrist Morris and John Macdonald, bridegroom’s brother. Reception after ceremony in church parish hall hosted by St. Helena and St. Monica Guilds.
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Plattville — Bethany
United Methodist Church
Ralph Wildey
Ellis Jones
Raymond Heap
Alvin Clayton
Bethany
Thorson
Richard Lois
Morris
Ronald Gilchrist
John Macdonald
Richard White Receives First Federal Paper Board Scholarship
Richard White, a 1972 Morris Community High School graduate, earns the first annual $500 Federal Paper Board Em ployes Credit Union Scholarship. He plans to attend the University of Illinois. The announcement notes the scholarship benefits children of Credit Union members and lists surrounding wedding details and attendees.
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Richard White
Morris Community High School
Federal Paper Board
Ted Bohlen
White
University of Illinois
Lady Golfers Win Low Net at Morris Country Club
Morris County Club hosted a midweek low net tournament with results in two flights. Championship Flight winners were Mrs. Robert Motter first and Mrs. Bob Brown second, while A-Flight saw Mrs. Darryll Fox take first and B-Flight Mrs. Bill Lincoln.
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Morris Country Club
Robert Motter
Bob Brown
Darryll Fox
Bill Lincoln
Bill Bishop
Milford Wix
Happy Hour Club Cards Meet at Mrs Olson’s Home
Members of the Happy Hour Club gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Tena Olson’s home for card games. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Robert Horrie, Mrs. Erwin Larson and Mrs. George Lambros, who also welcomed new member Mrs. Larson. Guest was Mrs. Chet Jakubik. The next meeting is set for July 11 with Mrs. Edwin McNabb.
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Happy Hour Club
Tena Olson
Olson
Robert Horrie
Erwin Larson
George Lambros
Larson
Chet Jakubik
Edwin McNabb
Refrigerator Door Opening Frequency Affects Moisture
Excessive opening of the refrigerator door can lead to higher interior moisture as cool air escapes and warm humidity enters. The result is more frost and condensation, potentially reducing efficiency and increasing energy use.
Notice to Subscribers on Delivery and Rates
The Morris Publishing Company informs subscribers to notify the Herald office if delivery is missed and that papers should arrive before six o clock each evening. Subscription rates are 50 cents per week by carrier and 15 dollars per year by mail in trade territory, with liability limits for errors in advertisements.
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Herald Office
Herald
Morris Publishing Company
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Carl Johnson
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Richard Paul Scott and
Candice Louise Chord
Corris
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