Divorce Granted for Faye Clampitt from Lor en Clampitt
Faye Clampitt of Morris is granted a divorce from Lor en Clampitt of Morris on grounds of cruelty.
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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
4
Faye Clampitt of Morris is granted a divorce from Lor en Clampitt of Morris on grounds of cruelty.
Ruth Millett notes gardening has become a complex, work heavy task with a wide array of equipment. She compares modern lawn care to a demanding routine, questioning relaxing aspects and recalling simpler childhood lawns before extensive feeding, spraying, and weed control.
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Charles Wesley Brown of Jacksonville Florida was fined 20 dollars plus costs in the court of Justice of the Peace Chester P Winsor on charges of having no operator license and illegal transportation of liquor. He was arrested south of Morrison Route 47 by state police officer Thomas S Fedash after two passengers in his car were seen drinking beer.
John Maunder was installed as commander of Morris post of the American Legion at a Legion home meeting Thursday night. James Kriz served as instal ling officer. Other officers installed include George Howe senior vice commander William Beem junior vice commander Howard Cook finance officer Edward Kulig sergeant at arms Wilfred Dix chaplain Irvin Day service officer and Merton Freeland historian. Upcoming events listed include a 12th district meeting at Sycamore at 2 p.m. Sunday a county council election at 8 p.m. June 27 and a Second division meeting at Waukegan at 10 a.m. July 7 with a parade in the afternoon.
Illinois moves a new state aid formula for school transportation costs through the Senate awaiting House action. The plan caps state reimbursement at 40 percent of district costs or a flat per pupil rate, tied to population density. It allows a two cent per $100 property tax levy without referendum to fund the costs.
London reports indicate the Kremlin blocked all public comment on the United Nations condemnation of Soviet repression during the Hungarian uprising. Soviet newspapers did not carry the report and Moscow radio omitted it from home service broadcasts.
Three Soviet torpedo boats slipped through the Bosporus this morning heading for the Mediterranean to join three larger warships from the Black Sea fleet. Moscow said the ships were bound for the Baltic for maneuvers.
Frank A. Graper 74 of Custer Park died at home after a brief illness. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Patterson funeral home Braidwood with burial in Custer Park cemetery. A renowned gun smith and former top ten trap shooter, he belonged to Will County Sportsmen's club. Survived by cousins Mrs. FE Drinkwater Evanston and August Stecketer Chicago Heights.
Mrs. Arley Munts Grundy county Red Cross executive secretary leaves Monday for two weeks visiting her daughter in Pittsburgh and then Washington and New York. Mrs. Chaufour of France travels with her. Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Mitchell volunteer to cover office and home service work during the absence.
Joliet hosts Medinah Shrine Club Day with a 2 mile parade at 2 30 pm featuring Oriental band motor patrols camels and Baghdad 40 thieves followed by a 7 30 pm three phase pageant at Joliet Memorial Stadium open to the public. Traffic control will be provided by city and county police and auxiliaries.
The Wauponsee Handy 4-H Club met for an outdoor supper at Janet Ryders with safety talks on electricity. Plans set for July 10 at Barbara Phillips and Dianne Phillips home and July 18 at Kathleen Hextell's home. Demonstrations by Barbara Phillips and Diane Chouinard. Linda Henderson led recreation. Vienna Work Happy-Stay Happy 4-H Club met at Mrs. Manning’s home for pledge, Share-the-Fun planning, talks by Malin Green Hollenbeck Ragan and Manning, plus games and lunch by Kuhn and Severson.
Greensboro resident W. B. Beavers welcomed his first child on June 20, 1957 and celebrated with a round of golf at Gillespie Park where his tee shot on the 274 yard 12th hole for a hole in one captured local attention.
One year ago Lee Montanus son of Rev H C Montanus 210 EF Jackson Sr was named to the honor roll at Northern Illinois State college DeKalb after completing the second semester A son was born in People's hospital LaSalle to Mr and Mrs William Davis Mr and Mrs Matthew English and their son Pete of Lexington visited Mr and Mrs George B Allen of Braceville
Ten years after graduation Morris Rural area alumni gathered at Morris Country Club for a reunion. A son was born at Morris Hospital to Mr and Mrs Einer Soren son of Gardner. Miss Anna Lucille Wolfe wed William J Peterson at Immaculate Conception Church.
Twenty years ago Miss Carol Lockrem of Gardner and T. Ronald Sykes were united in marriage by Rev. C. M. Hanson in the Lutheran church. Mrs. Estella Platt returned after a week visiting relatives in Fairbury.
The article notes James Bell and his two daughters Anna and Laura were very ill from ptomaine poisoning. It also mentions a newborn son in Britt hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Heath. Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom ruled that money found in slot machines belongs to the machine owners.
Summer brings dandelions in lawns and ragweed pollen soon, annoying hay fever sufferers. TV shows fade as baseball interest climbs daily, and the season remains a welcome change starting after Christmas.
Frankfurt dispatch reports West Germany has abolished special restrictions on trade with Peiping mirroring Britain's move. Italy joined, with Tokyo sources saying Japan would follow next month. Germany and Italy thus become the seventh and eighth nations to ease the U S lead on China trade.
A dense listing of television programs for the evening hour by hour. Notable items include news and sports segments, dramas, talk shows, and late-night movies across channels 2 5 7 9 11. The lineup features recurring anchors and series such as News, Sportscast, and The World Rebuilds, with film and variety entries into the early hours.
Sheriff John E. G. Olson reports the Minooka foundry was entered by breaking a door glass early today. No items were taken and no further damage was noted, authorities said.
Two Morris County reservists PFC John L. Morel Jr and Pvt Gordon E. Gross train two weeks at MCB Joliet with the 9th Automatic Weapons Battery. The program includes desert and anti aircraft firing, light machine guns, 3.5 rockets, grenades, drill and night exercises. Weekend liberty offers trips to Los Angeles Long Beach Disneyland and Hollywood.
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