Hospital Notes Sees Wide Patient Roster and Births
Hospital notes list visiting hours 2 30 to 3 30 and 7 to 8 30 p m. Admitted include Cindy Ann Point Dwight Wayne Hayes and others with addresses in Verona Gardner Dwight and Bloomington. Births record a boy for Jos ph Ingraham and a boy for Jessie Carter. Dismissals note transfers and multiple individuals to various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy
Ann Point
Dwight
Wayne Hayes
E. Washington St
Estella Knoblich
E. Jackson St
Newt Peterson
E. North St
Josph Ingraham
Verona
Jessie Carter
Gardner
Lewis Tweet
Dwight Vets Hospital
Warren Thorson
Almond Raisin Rice and Lamb Curry Side Dish
Toast slivered almonds and currants with cooked rice then serve alongside lamb curry. Include fried baganas as a crisp side to balance the meal.
Baptist Women Circles Name Ester Davis Circle and Others
Several American Baptist Home and Foreign Women Missionaries circles met for fellowship. The Ester Davis Circle adopted its title, Anna Grey Circle, and Barbara Deer Circle elected officers. Nineteen calls were reported. next meeting date set for July 16 at 1:30 p.m. in Morris area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society
Merwin Hill
Morris
Ester Davis
Charlie Britt
Wayne Hodgson
Oscar Larson
Christian Service
Russell Dickman
Christian Training
Charles Hume
Ike King
Third Ave
Anna Grey
John Borens
William Olson
Everett Southcombe
Lewis Brown
Robert Appleby
Thurman Yohnka
Barbara Deer
Robert Hexdall
C. A. Pond
Harold Sampson
William Crazy
Ralph Clifford
American Baptist Home
Newman Kay
Hume Family Reunion Held Sunday in Gebhard Woods
The thirty ninth annual Hume family reunion gathered in Gebhard Woods with members from Windsor Dwight and Chicago. Howard Hume presided over the business meeting as officers were elected including president Mrs Joseph A Johnson and vice president Ansel Kritimeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Edward
Jane Hume
Gebhard Woods
Howard Hume
Dwight
Joseph A. Johnson
Ansel Krietimeier
Windsor
James W. Baker
Ralph Krietimeier
Frank Rogers
Thomas Larson
Chicago
Morris High School Class of 1943 Reunion Plans Highlight Evening
Morris High School class of 1943 met at the Eagles hall for a Saturday gathering. 54 members with spouses attended as they shared work and family updates and signed a get well card for a former teacher. A 1963 reunion was tentatively planned with a 20th anniversary milestone and committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keech
Gordon Windsor
William J. Stratton
Ralph Davis
Ray Keech
Richard Taylor
Wade McKeen
William Penn
Fred Kavenda
Sydney Nelson
Arthur Bush
Clifford Bossert
Arthur Leach
Edwin Burnham
Herbert Weitz
Mercer
Carol
Harold M. Kelley
Ralph Thomas
George Franks
LaVerne Randall
W.S.C.S
Morris High School
Eagles Hall
Kenneth Canonge
Marguerite Munts
Charles E. (Herby) Hansen Jr
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois
Helen Frances
John Maunder
Homer Carr
Gene Gang Combo
Jack Baker
Gerald Bednarik
Lee Gibson
Robert Oakland
Don Parker
Melvin Terry
Charles Hansen Jr
Appeals Fine Revocation Of License For Heggen
Wilber G. Heggen of Morris filed an appeal of a $50 fine and $5 cost judgment and the license revocation. The appeal bond is $150 in Grundy County Court. Secretary Carpentier rescinded the revocation pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber G. Heggen
First Ave
Morris
Grundy County
Justice of Peace
W. L. Dix
Heggen
Secretary of
Charles F. Carpentier
Dix
Louis B. Boyer
Robert Cameron
Believe Continues After Tragedy At Sea
Gauvin’s uncle, Capt. Charles Gauvin, 53, was washed overboard as a storm hit. Fishermen blamed the weather bureau for not warning them in time. Halifax Weather Bureau said gale warnings were issued Friday night but the fleet had already gone out. The storm caused extensive damage to boats nets and lobster pots, dealing a heavy blow to the local fishing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauvin
Charles Gauvin
Weather Bureau
Halifax Weather Bureau
Calendar items for Morris area clubs and meetings
Monday events include Morris Business and Professional Woman's club smorgasbord at 6 30 p m at the Methodist church and Royal Neighbors at Eagle Hall at 7 30 p m Tuesday features Beulah Rebekah Lodge 265 at W R C hall 7 30 p m Memorial service Armbruster Auxiliary at Bethlehem Lutheran church 2 p m Laurel chapter O E S Friends Night at Masonic Temple 8 p m Thursday J F F club meets with Mrs Gene McCardle 8 p m Friday Saratoga Cemetery Aid at Bethlehem Lutheran church 2 p m Past Matrons meet at 7 p m at the Food Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McCardle
Saratoga Cemetery Aid
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Food Centre
Chester P Winsor Bride Wed in Wisconsin Trip
Chester P Winsor and his bride departed for a wedding trip to Wisconsin. Attendants included Janice Miller and William Ferriss. Afterward the couple will reside in Joliet with the bride’s mother and two sisters, and Mrs William Ferriss also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester P. Winsor
Janice Miller
William Ferriss
Wisconsin
Joliet
Obituary of Dwight-Martin Kuiawski 66 in Dwight
Dwight-Martin Kuiawski 66 died at 10 15 p m Saturday in the Veterans hospital at Dwight after illness at home. He was a World War I veteran and former Dwight hospital attendant. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m at Van Qualen Funeral home Dwight with Rev E F Lipscombe. burial in McDowell cemetery. Survived by wife Myrtle Miller three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight
Martin Kuiawski
Veterans Hospital
van Qualen
E. F. Lipscombe
McDowell Cemetery
Mr. Kuiawski
Pontiac
John
Roseann Fiske Kuiawski
Myrtle Miller
Theresa Hein
Lexington
Loretta Soule
Berneice Kulawski
Lincoln
Joseph
California
Kulawski
Dwight Hospital
Albert S Johnson Funeral Services Held Today
Albert S. Johnson died in Minneapolis. Funeral services were held in the Finland Funeral chapel at 1 30 p m with Rev E C Grevstad of Stavanger Lutheran church officiating. Pallbearers included Richard R Johnson Richard L Johnson Alvin Helland Carl Torkelson Myron Jensen and Phil Montgomery. Burial followed at Stavanger cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Albert S. Johnson
Minneapolis
E. C. Grevstad
Stavanger Lutheran Church
George Weeks
John Peterson
Richard R. Johnson
Richard L. Johnson
Alvin Helland
Carl Torkelson
Myron Jensen
Phil Montgomery
Stavanger Cemetery
Herter Urges Resume of East West Talks
Herter spoke with Eisenhower by telephone Sunday and arranged to brief lawmakers this week. He completed a 24 hour flight from Geneva and returned to Washington after spending the weekend at Gettysburg. He planned a radio TV address and to resume the talks between East and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herter
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Washington
Geneva
Add Non Fat Dry Milk To Family Meals
A tip suggests enriching meals by adding non fat dry milk in its dry form. It can be stirred into pudding mixes milk drinks sauces gravies and many baked products for extra nutrients.
Rule Worker Must Repay Part of Salary
A federal judge will hear motions after a jury ruled former IRS inspector Leo V. M. Mortell must repay 3126 dollars in salary for time spent playing cards at the Elks Club. Judge Frederick O Mercer added a 2000 dollar fine and noted the rarity of such federal employee claims under the Fraudulent Claims Act. Mortell supervised nine Illinois counties in northwestern territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ill
U. S. District Court
Rock Island
Leo V. M. Mortell
Elks Club
Frederick O. Mercer
Mercer
Mortell
Internal Revenue Service
Illinois
Rock Island Elks Club
East Peoria Candidate Seeks To Oust Heiple
Stamm of East Peoria aims to unseat Republican Ray C Heiple of Washington while Toby Barry of Ladd challenges Democrat William Hedlerich of Spring Valley in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamm
East Peoria
Ray C. Heiple
Washington
Toby Barry
Ladd
William Hedlerich
Spring Valley
Traffic Court Fines For Noisy Muffler And Licenses
Traffic Court in Wilmington fined James Van Duyne ten dollars and costs for a noisy muffler after a hearing with Justice W L Dix following a State Police report by Richard Pierce. Elliott Atherton of Dover NL was fined ten dollars and costs for not having a driver's license as charged by State Trooper Charles Neaf. Robert Saulsbury of Morris paid two dollars and costs for improper parking charged by Morris Police Officer William Strum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James van Duyne
Wilmington
W. L. Dix
Richard Pierce
Elliott Atherton
Dover
Justice Dix
Charles Neaf
Robert Saulsbury
Morris
William Strum
Marriage Licenses Filed in Morris Area Couples
Richard B. Anderson aged 22 of Morris wed Rosemary Riley 20 of Morris. Jerry W. Jones 19 of Coal City with Carol A. Kennedy 19 of Coal City. Victor F. Hagberg 23 of Essex with Verneda A. Vedlicka 20 of Coal City. Norman E. Sampson 24 of Marseilles with Susie Marie Olson 18 of Marseilles. SHOP IN MORRIS TODAY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Anderson
Morris
Rosemary Riley
Jerry W. Jones
Coal City
Carol A. Kennedy
Victor F. Hagberg
Essex
Verneda A. Vedlicka
Norman E. Sampson
Marseilles
Susie Marie Olson
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Paul Cable
Chad
E Davis
Maorris, Ulinois
Good Will Club
Mazon Club
Guy Morse
Hazel Burkhart
Mazon Woman's Club
Florence Mitchell
Harry Henderson
Russell Carter
Mitchell
Barney Pellouchoud
Seymour Cromwell
Iran
Oscar Fosen
Cryder
Tabler
Walley
Gebhard Woods State Park
Minooka
Harvey
Posen
Odell
Streator
Gardner, Worth
Momence
Hibbs
Atlanta
Association
Lora Mainard
Garkida
Nigeria
West Africa
Charles McCulley
Clyde Tabler
Mr. Tabler
Henry Tabler
Lillie Bright
Elmhurst
Judy Hunter
Grounds Committee
Tommy Tambling
Sherrill
Ted Moss
Anita Kenney
John Newman
Robert Kenney
Newman
Miss Kenney
Braidwood
Robert Bates
Rainbow Garden Club
Fisher
Wilbur Fisher
Babywear
Justice Winsor
John Albert
Lois Adelaid Miller
Elwood
Justice
Alice
March Hare
Hare
Kroger
Rieter
Morris Herald
Linois
Olong
American Institute Drycleaning
American Institute
Deke
Call Morris
Court House
Lana Turner
John Gavin
Sandra Dee
Dan O'Herlihy
Fannie Hurst
Ife
Universal
Interna
Tomas Susan Kohner
Robert Alda
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