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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
3
The note lists simple cooking tips from a vintage guide. It covers whipping heavy cream with sugar and vanilla for a fruit chiffon pie topping. It also suggests draining and sautéing sliced mushrooms with onion for omelets. It adds a method to reuse mashed potatoes by shaping into patties, coating with butter and crushed chips, then baking until browned.
Hospital notes list visiting hours 2 30 to 3 30 and 7 to 8 30 p m. Admitted Mary Van derheyden Coal City Theodore Binion Gayle Claypool Norene Lavalier Thomas Clayton Jr. Dismissed Richard Leach Thomas Finch Pat Gorman Francis Slattery Lowell Gant Frank Tabler William Peterson and daughter William Ferry and son. Births to Edward and a boy at 9 32 a m. Monday. Accidents Fred Ehrler treated for a three inch laceration from baling wire at Morris Paper Mills Edward Hall abrade right middle finger while riveting a jacket at Self Locking Carton Co.
Mrs Vern Anderson has returned after three months visiting her sons the Rev Robert Anderson of Mitchell North Dakota and William Anderson of Cedar Rapids Iowa. She now resides at 4234 Wauponsee Street.
President Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan will visit the United States next month, the White House announced, signaling high level talks between Islamabad and Washington.
Grace Cameron daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cameron and Ralph Klein son of Mrs Margaret Klein and the late Joseph Klein were married in the First Methodist church at 3 p m on June 4. The Rev Harold M Kelley and Rev Hugo Montanus officiated with Ruth Huseby at the organ and Charles Southard as vocalist. The bride wore a rosepoint lace and tulle gown with a voluminous bouffant skirt and fingertip veil. A reception followed in Eagles hall and the couple will reside at 625 South Myrtle Street Kankakee after a Florida wedding trip. They are Morris Community High School graduates with Klein employed by Inland Supply Co. in Kankakee.
The Tuesday to Friday schedule lists Grace Ladies Aid, Red and Gun club, Women of the Moose, Merry Maids classes, senior choir rehearsals, Home bureau, Women’s Defense corps picnic, VFW and Masonic meetings, J F F Club, Mothers of World War II, Immaculate Concept drive, and Methodist pot luck sessions at multiple venues with varied times.
The Wauponsee Handy-Anns 4-H club met with Mrs. Russell Phillips for a weiner roast and business session. Eighteen members and three leaders attended. Plans included a club tour to Country Charm at Yorkville and each girl was assigned a dental hygiene talk for the next meeting.
Mr and Mrs Sigurd Svendsen of 745 Armstrong Street will celebrate their fiftieth anniversary with an open house at Bethlehem Lutheran church Fellowship Hall from 2 to 4 p.m. A program is planned at 3 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited. The event is organized by their children Stanley Svendsen Mrs Donald Starks Joyce Svendsen and Mrs William Erickson.
The Goodwill club met at Mrs. Clyde Powers home with Mrs. Stewart Edrud assisting. Devotions were led by Mrs. John Hornberger and the program introduced by Mrs. Harry Henderson. Pat Henderson and Phillip Pellouchoud sang with accompanists Geraldine Sandeno and Jan Simpson. Next gathering at Mrs. Russell Carters home. Refreshments served.
Mix lemon juice and sugar with grated lemon rind. Spoon a little into ice filled glasses and top with chilled sparkling water. The simple effervescent drink yields bright citrus flavor and refreshing fizz.
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