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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1966
Page
5
The W.S.C.S. invites members to a 12:45 p.m. luncheon on Tuesday at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Henry Burgess will present The Inclusive Church and Mrs. Mary Burnham will discuss experiences as a Geneva State School Sunday School teacher. Members should bring table service and a dish to pass. circles for next year will be formed.
Leslie G. Hougas of Seneca and Donna Lynn Hinkerman of Ottawa were married at 4 30 p m Saturday by Magistrate Chester P Win sor in his home. They were attended by Kathryn Grady and Darrell Mettille. The bridegroom works as a farmer in Miller Township La Salle County and they plan to reside there.
The Women of the Moose plan a Tuesday meeting at the American Legion Hall due to blacktopping of the Moose Home parking lot. Enrollment will occur, but formal attire is not required. A 6 30 p.m. potluck dinner will follow with members asked to bring a dish and own table service.
An open house will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Thor Hattaberg of rural Plano in their home in honor of their silver wedding anniversary. Their children will be hosts. Mrs. Hattaberg is the former Marvel Blue. Skillet Sisters To Have Potluck Luncheon The Skillet Sisters will meet at noon Wednesday for a pot luck luncheon with Mrs. Sidney Carr.
The Alicia Woman's Club will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday for a swimming party with Mrs Randolph Fenton as hostess.
Calendar lists Monday through Thursday gatherings across Grundy County including Sweet Adelines at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Hall Grundy County Red and Gun Club at 8 p m and various lodge, church and club events with details of locations and times plus a cooking tip on rhubarb preparation for pies advising crosswise slicing and not peeling red stalks
BIRTHS To Mr and Mrs Kenneth Morrison Buckingham a boy at 1041 a m Saturday To Mr and Mrs Robert Swisher Morris a boy at 435 p m Saturday DISMISSED Billy Frisby Rte 5 transferred to St Luke s Hospital in Chicago Mrs John Kylle Rte 1 Newark Albert Kowalczyk 622 Lincoln St Rebeca Castello Braceville Homer Whitmore Marseilles Mrs James Lauderdale Rte 2 Michael Eschenbaum 508 Armstrong St Miss Fern Peterson Rte 2 Mrs Clinton Darling DeKalb Miss Ruth Robertson Coal City Mrs Vance Vaksdal and son 825 12 E Washington St
The Mazon Will-Do-Wells 4-H Club toured Kankakee and Bradley visiting Bear Brand Hosiery Co: Faber Floral Co: Henry's Drive-In and Meadow View Shopping Center. Guests Nan Burgess Mark Marsaglia accompanied by Mrs. Philip Burgess Mrs. Francis Cromwell and Mrs. Warren Wills. Linda Wills reports.
The 1916 graduating class of Mazon Township High School held a 50th reunion Sunday in the United Church of Christ basement. Ten members attended with families as ice cream and cake were served. Hostesses included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Newport and others from Belvidere Beloit and Decatur.
Leslie Gary Hougas of Seneca Rte. 1 weds Donna Lynne Lemke of Ottawa. Robert Dale Bradbury of 426 E. Benton weds Shirley Ann Ross of 426 E. Benton. John Gaylord Model of Braceville weds Linda Delphine Wallace of South Wilmington. Frank Albert Bradley of Bridgeview weds Celeste Melody Hagel of Chicago.
A simple side notes the method to prepare a green salad with frozen artichoke hearts. Cook according to package directions, chill, then toss with greens and French dressing for serving.
When sewing with check or plaid material use one thread color on the bobbin and a different color on the spool for visible contrast and better alignment.
Patricia Splain daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul G Splain and James R Feeney Jr son of Mr and Mrs James R Feeney Sr were married at a Nuptial Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. The Rev Donald Peck officiated with Miss Patricia Feeney maid of honor and Howard Kovochick best man. The couple honeymooned at Kentucky Lake and reside at 110 Liberty Street.
Jack Barry of 917 Fremont Ave is a patient in Room 922 at St. Josephs Hospital in Joliet. The notice records a hospital admission and location for the named individual.
The House is expected to vote today on a freedom of information bill that would make government records public unless secrecy is justified. Sponsored by Rep. Moss, the measure mirrors a Senate version and includes court review to compel disclosure.
City police report a green Schwinn bicycle left at Garfield School. Owner may claim the bike by contacting principal L. Rice Graham or custodian Howard Colman.
A fluffy white cooked frosting tinted with mint for filling and covering a chocolate layer cake. Spread between the two cake layers and over the top and sides, then garnish with mint leaf shapes.
The Maries Debonnants baton twirling team earned third place in the small team senior division at Hammond Indiana. Jo Ann Murphy Sue Ansell Barbara Parish Carolyn Provance Phyllis Scott Margaret Thompson and Kay Johnson were team members. Individual awards included Murphy second in beginners solo Scott second in intermediate and advance events Johnson second in advance and strutting, Deanne Johnson first in advance. At the N E T A event in Geneva Provance won first in beginners strutting Ellen Fancher third in beginners solo Thompson fourth in beginners solo and Scott fourth in advance solo.
Arthur S. Daniels, dean of the School of Health Physical Education and Recreation at Indiana University since 1957, died in Bloomington.
A former president of the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation died at age 60 on Saturday. He led the organization during his tenure and remained active in health and education circles.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that police may take a blood sample from an objecting motorist suspected of drunkenness without violating the Constitution. Justice Brennan delivered the opinion with dissent from Chief Justice Warren and Justices Black Douglas and Fortas. The test was deemed reasonable and highly effective in measuring intoxication.
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