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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1966

Page

5

Obituary of C. Lb. Hodgman in Dwight Illinois

C L B Cy Hodgman 65 of Dwight died Thursday at St Joseph Hospital Joliet after 12 hours admission He was born April 6 1901 in Dwight son of Lansing H Hodgman and Elizabeth McCormick He married Zola Siebert June 6 1925 in North Platte Neb She survives with daughter Betty Peeke Chicago two sons Leonard Joliet and James Dwight two sisters Mary Alstar Sidney Neb and William Gibson Bloomington one brother Edward McCormies Mundelein and three grandchildren Funeral 11 am Saturday at St Patrick Catholic Church Dwight burial Oaklawn Cemetery Visitation after 7 pm tonight with Rosary at 8 pm Baker Funeral Home Dwight.

C. Lb Cy) Hodgman Dwight C. L Cy) Hodgman Dwight St. Joseph Hospital Joliet Earlie Lansing H Elizabeth (McCormick) Hodgman Zola Siebert North Platte- Neb Robert Betty) Peeke Chicago Leonard Lansing James Mary Alstar Sidney, Neb William Gibson Bloomington Edward McCormies Mundelein St. Patrick’s Catholic Church John Naah Oaklawn Baker Funeral Home

Miss Elizabeth Maher dies at 85 in Joliet retirement home

Elizabeth L Maher 85 formerly of Gardner died Thursday after a prolonged illness at St Patrick s Retirement Home Joliet She taught in Chicago and Grundy County for 46 years She belonged to the National Retired Teachers Association Chicago Retired Teachers Association and St Lawrence Catholic Church South Wilmington Survivors include sister Mrs Margaret Moffatt and brother Thomas Funeral 9 am Saturday from Patterson Funeral Chapel South Wilmington to St Lawrence Church 9 30 Burial St Columba Ottawa Visitation after 2 pm today

Elizabeth L. Maher Gardner St. Patrick’s Joliet Chicago Grundy County National Retired Teacher’s Association John Maher Patterson Funeral Chapel South Wilmington St. Lawrence Church St. Columba Cemetery Ottawa

Newhouse Named President Elect of Optimist International

William R. Newhouse of Madison Wisconsin is elected president elect of Optimist International. An estimated 7.5 billion microscopic meteorites pepper the earth daily with about 90 large meteorites weighing up to 10 pounds hitting annually.

Baltimore, Md William R. Newhouse Madison, Wis The Optimist International Earth

Summer Fashion Festival Pattern Catalog Offer

Heloms Strike up the bands choose trumpet color to counterpoint the pleat-front skim mer. Printed Pattern 4998 for Girls' sizes 6 8 12 14 16 and 10 with 2 5/8 yards needed at 35 inch. Fifty cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing. Send to Anne Adams Morris Daily Herald Pattern Dept New York. Clip coupon for one free pattern. Hurry send 50 cents for Catalog containing 350 design ideas.

Anne Adams Morris Daily Herald Pattern West 17Th St New York N.Y

Veterans of Foreign Wars meets with new member

Commander James Higgins presided at the Thursday VFW meeting in the Post Home. Lee W. Lake was accepted into membership as Reynold Turner and Mr and Mrs Ted Johnson attend a Peoria department convention. Past commander and presidents dinner and dance announced with tickets from past members. Beulah Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday in the Legion Hall with Bonnie Lyon presiding.

V.F.W James Higgins Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Lee W. Lake Reynold Turner Ted Johnson Department Peoria William Corie Tiven Buelah Rebekah Lodge Kuelan Rebekah Lodge Legion Hall Bonnie Lyon Noble Grand Ray Rogers Alfred Steele Delthea Mitchell Bernita Bright

Amelia Thompson to celebrate 91st birthday at home

An open house will be held from 2 to 4 pm Sunday July 3 at 218 E High St to celebrate Mrs Amelia Thompson turning 91 on July 5. Hostesses will be her granddaughters Mrs Eugene Matte Son and Mrs Berton Jolley.

Amelia Thompson E. High St Thompson Eugene Matteson Berton Jolley

Park Outing By CED ANY SCOT HEHS Den 3 Pack 476

On Wednesday the group walked to the park for lunch with treats served by David Bennett. Bill Washburn is noted as keeper of the buckskin.

Den David Bennett Bill Washburn

Dean's List student and local notices from Illinois parks

Bruce J Hamburger of 210 E Jackson Sr a freshman at the University of Illinois College of Pharmacy in Chicago is among 120 students named to the Dean's List for the spring quarter with a 4.0 average. Mary Moore of Joliet at St Joseph Hospital Room 910 will undergo eye surgery. Kay Lindsay daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Lindsay attends Girls State at Mac Murray College Jacksonville sponsored by Morris American Legion. Mike Hoyland son of Mr and Mrs John B Hoyland of Minooka attends the 30th Annual Premier Boys State at the Illinois State Fairgrounds elected ward chairman sponsored by Minooka American Legion 1188.

Bruce J. Hamburger E. Jackson Sr University of Illinois College of Pharmacy Chicago Mary Moore McKinley St St. Joseph Hospital Joliet Kay Lindsay Max Lindsay Illinois Ave MacMurray College Jacksonville Morris American Legion Mike Hoyland John B. Hoyland Minooka Illinois State Fairgrounds Minooka American Legion

Friday and Sunday Fraternal Meetings and Picnic Plans

Eastern Star meets at 8 p.m. in Masonic Temple with a 6 30 p.m. potluck. Cedar Lodge AF and AM holds its annual family picnic at 1 p.m. in Gebhard Woods State Park. Morris Sweet Adelines rehearse at 7 30 p.m. in Legion Hall and Royal Neighbors meet at 7 30 p.m. in Eagles Hall with a sack lunch.

Eastern Star Masonic Temple Cedar Lodge AF & AM Gebhard Woods State Park Morris Sweet Adelines Legion Hall Royal Neighbors Eagles Hall

Marriage Licenses Issued in Two Nebraska-Jill Areas

Jerry Allen Jones of 310 Liberty to Audrey Louise Hauge of 724 Douglas St. Thomas Richard Bartholet of 7417 Idle Dale Lane Omaha Nebraska to Kathleen Jewell Breisch of Mazon.

Jerry Allen Jones Liberty

Wyoming Minerals Rank Among U.S. Energy Producers

Wyoming ranks second in uranium production, fifth in oil, and ninth in natural gas. The state’s coal deposits are described as capable of supplying the United States for 300 years.

Wyoming United States

Sewing tips for elastic thread and bobbin winding

The guidance explains winding elastic thread on the bobbin by hand without stretch and using regular thread on top. It also advises lengthening the stitch to 8 or 9 per inch for better results.

Local Health and Social Updates

Admissions include Mrs Rex Ma Mazon Homer Whitmore Marseilles and Mrs Edith Harrison 129 E Chapin St Birth announced for a girl to Mr and Mrs James Lissy Gardner Dismissals list several residents and a transfer to St Joseph Hospital in Joliet Accident reports James Vigna Gardner treated and released for a right hand injury from haying duties

Rex MaMazon Homer Whitmore Marseilles Edith Harrison E. Chapin St James Lissy Gardner Michael Payton Rte Mary Phillips Villa Park Clarence Goode Illinois Ave Eugene Enger Price St Robert Swisher Morris Earl Mee-Bride Hoge St St. Joseph Hospital Joliet James Vigna

Violence and vandalism erupt as teens fire shots at car

Young men in a grocery district exchange fire with two others who arrive in front of a shop. Vandals smash windows and toss goods into the street. Mrs. George Gachko is hit by a brick amid shouted racial cries of We want freedom. Police dispatch eight helmeted units to the scene.

George Gachko Gachko

Fifty VISTA Volunteers to Aid Dropouts in Illinois

Fifty VISTA volunteers will be assigned to improve employability of school dropouts in St. Clair County Illinois. They will work under the Neighborhood Youth Corps of the Economic Opportunity Commission and the Community Action project of East St. Louis. The first volunteers arrive within a few months.

Washington VISTA St. Clair County Ill Neighborhood Youth Corps Economic Opportunity Commission Community Action Project of East St. Louis America Peace Corps

Illinois church backs Delta project and King rally

Support from the Illinois Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church endorses the National Council of Churches Mississippi Delta project aimed at aiding Negro registration and social work in Mississippi. The group also backs Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s July 10 Soldier Field civil rights rally and urges church participation.

Naperville, Ill Illinois

Illinois Commission approves rate cuts for telephone firms

The Illinois Commerce Commission approved rate reductions totaling 8.5 million dollars for Illinois Bell Telephone Co and 63 600 dollars for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co effective July 2. The cuts apply to intrastate day station long distance calls 37 to 160 miles plus unit charges and wide area service rates. The commission also authorized South Beloit Water Gas and Electric Co to cut electric rates 30627 dollars annually and General Telephone Co to buy suburban Telephone Co of Dunlap stock at 1015 dollars a share with plans to acquire the remaining shares. It ordered Gulf Mobile and Ohio Railroad to install flashing light signals at the Madison Street crossing in Towanda and approved a wholesale rate reduction of 38200 dollars a year for Central Illinois Light Co to Armington Hopedale Miller Chatham and Riverton.

Springfield, Ill Ilino Commerce Commission Illinois Bell Telephone Co Southwestern Bell Telephone Co South Beloit Water, Gas and Electric Co

Newsmen Named To Advisory Board

Frank R. Ahlgren of the Memphis Commercial Appeal and Eugene Pulliam of the Indianapolis Star and News join the American Press Institute advisory board at Columbia University. Dr. Grayson Kirk announced two members’ re-elections to three-year terms and new appointees.

NEW York Frank R. Ahlgren Memphis Commercial Appeal Eugene S. Pulliam Indianapolis Star Indianapolis News American Press Institute Columbia University Grayson Kirk Kirk Barry Bingham Louisville, Ky Courier-Journal Louisville Times Edward Lindsay Lindsay-Schaub Decatur Ill Bingham Ben Reese St. Louis Post-Dispatch The Columbia United States Canada

Illinois gun rights figure to face Iowa arraignment

Richard Lauchli Jr. of Collinsville agreed to appear in Des Moines July 27 for arraignment on illegal shipment of a mortar from Missouri to Council Bluffs. The 38 year old former Illinois Minuteman leader waived a removal hearing and remains free on bond while appealing a two year gun related sentence.

Springfield Ill Richard Lauchli Jr Collinsville Des Moines Iowa Missouri Council Bluffs Lauchli Illinois Minuteman U.S

Reid Installed as President of National Retail Grocers

Malcolm J. Reid has taken office as president of the National Association of Retail Grocers of the United States in Dallas Texas.

Dallas, Tex Malcolm J. Reid National Association of Retail Grocers of United States

Vietnam War toll rises as U S counts dead and enemy

The report records 347 killed since Monday and 15 more enemy deaths near Pleiku by the 25th Infantry Division. The Tropic Lightning Division raises its total to 425 since Operation Paul Revere began May 10. Six loco-trucks destroyed in North Vietnam amid 84 U S bombing missions. Meanwhile Buddhist factional talks shift toward Thich Tam Chau as Tri Quang seeks church support for a boycott and election plans. In Saigon 6,000 construction workers strike, affecting port and Tan Son Nhut Airport projects.

25Th Infantry Pleiku U.S North Viet Nam Navy Ranger Tri Quang Thich Tam Chau Tam Chau Unified Buddhist Church Junta Unified Church Saigon Raymond-Morrison- Knudsen Tan Son Nhut

Vietnamese workers seek wage increases amid war rise

From 7 to 70 cents an hour, demands for increases matching 20 to 30 per cent promised by the government last Saturday for civil servants and military men. The combine offered 20 to 55 per cent, but new pay must be approved by the Civilian Manpower Commission, Joint Economic Council and Vietnamese administrator of labor. Prices rose 55 per cent in the past year, placing heavy burdens on the average Vietnamese.

Civilian Manpower Commission Joint Economic Council U.S

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