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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
3
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Pvt. Max M. Babcock has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is visiting his wife Donna and mother Mrs Geraldine Babcock at 834 East Jackson Street. After furlough he will return to the camp for further training.
A 15 ounce package of seedless raisins yields 24 percent cups. A pound of pitted dates yields 2 percent cups.
The 33rd Burkhart reunion gathered at Goodfarm Community hall with an 80 person potluck at 1 pm. Officers were elected and reports given by secretary Mary Burkhart treasurer Charles Kay and historians Edna Burkhart Olive Campbell.
The Nettle Creek 4-H club met at Nettle Creek school. Mrs. Clarence Rupe spoke on first aid with demonstrations by Mary Lynn Thorson and Kathryn Sandvick. Artificial respiration was taught. Wesley Ratcliff gave a talk and share the fun plans were discussed. Lunch was served by Richie Mickelson, John Reardant, Pat and Wesley Ratcliff.
THURSDAY Mothers of World War II meet in Legion hall at 8 p m. Barbara Deer circle meets with Mrs. William Crazy at 7 45 p m. Patricia Coates circle meets with Mrs. Robert Ollerman at 7 45 p m. Blaney Commandery K T annual meeting and election at the Masonic temple 7 30 p m. J F F club meeting with Mrs C W Bud Ferguson at 8 p m. FRIDAY Woman s Bible class potluck dinner and installation at Methodist church 12 30 p m. Saratoga Cemetery meeting at home of Mrs Pernel Peterson at 2 p m. Past Matrons club meets at Redwood restaurant 7 p m. SUNDAY Johnson Dan ielson family reunion at Goold park dinner at noon.
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Theresa Rose Kirby and Marvin Smith wed at St. Lawrence Catholic church in South Wilmington. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with a papal blessing announced by Rev. John Jerbi. The couple will live in South Wilmington after a Wisconsin honeymoon. guests hailed from Chicago Joliet and multiple nearby towns.
Glen Malmquist son of the Aaron Malmquist family of rural Verona has left for California where he will be employed and pursue graduate work at a university. Mrs Harry Hendrickson and Mrs Sandy Hendrickson of rural Morris and their sister Mrs Clarence Joneson of Ottawa returned after visiting the Russell LeBruns in Glendora California plus Catalina Island Disneyland and Hollywood.
Hospital notes list visiting 2 30 to 3 30 p m. Admitted Mrs Thomas Noe Joliet Domenic Durando South Wilmington Paul and Nancy Steen 1219 Wauponsee St Robert Scott Macdonald 715 W Jackson St Births to Mr and Mrs Rex Gaston Mazon a girl at 3 15 a m today Dismissed Mrs Henry Johnston 937 E North St Louis Marchioni Coal City Mrs Leo Woodward Rte 3 Peggy Wethington 326 Robinson Drive Mrs Tony Sanchez rural Morris Baby boy Sereno
Miss Mary Ann McKnight daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert McKnight Sr Gardner and Richard Gray son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Tyrrel Campus were married at 10 am Saturday in Sacred Heart Church Cam pus by Rev J Threadgill. The bride wore a yellow street length dress with white accessories and a corsage of red roses. Best man was Harry Gray. The maid of honor was Mrs Domenic Ferrari Jr. A reception for immediate families followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in the Topper apartment. Gray works for Caterpillar Co near Joliet.
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