Miss Sharon Darby Weds Ronald Mussatto at St Patrick Ottawa
Miss Sharon Lynn Darby married Ronald Mussatto at 2 p.m. May 27 in St. Patrick Church Ottawa with Rev. John Gordon officiating. The couple, both with local families, plan a Wisconsin Dells trip after a reception in the church hall. They reside at 1443 Catherine St. Ottawa.
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Linda Cook
Joliet
Jeanne Thomas
Earlville
Bud Mussato
Ottawa
Bruce Smith
Marseilles
Catherine St
Seneca High School
Marseilles High School
National Biscuit Co
Morris
Seneca
Rock Island
Hemlines Descend For Paris Fall Winter Collections
Paris designers unveiled shorter hemlines about an inch below the knee with varied lengths among houses. Dior hints at extending coats while Chanel emphasizes elegance over ugliness. Ted Lapidus defies trends with kneecaps, and overall styles move away from the Twiggy look toward cinched waists and flattering necklines.
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Paris
Carven
le Rauch
Coco Chanel
Dior
Michel Goma
Jean Patou
Guy Laroche
Ted Lapidus
Paris Couturiers
Diploma Awarded to Doreen Struck at Oak Park Hospital School
Miss Doreen Elizabeth Struck daughter of Mr and Mrs John Struck 402 East Main Street will be among 47 graduates receiving diplomas today from Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing. A Morris Community High School alumna she was an outstanding nursing trainee.
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Doreen Elizabeth Struck
John Struck
E. Main St
Oak Park Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Struck
Morris Community High School
Weber Family Visits Myron Stangland Kin
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber and daughter JoAnna of Richmond California visited the Myron Stangland family this past week. Weber is a brother of Mrs. Stangland.
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Vernon Weber
JoAnna
Richmond
Calif
Myron Stangland
Weber
Stangland
Tomato Stew Tip: Cauliflower Adds Texture
A short kitchen note suggests heating tomatoes with cauliflower either fresh or frozen to stretch a can of stewed tomatoes, offering a quick, budget friendly veggie boost.
Staph Germ Threat in Picnic Foods
University of Illinois extension specialist Geraldine Acker warns that staphylococcus can contaminate foods handled by sick or colds-afflicted workers. Keep high risk foods chilled, use insulated coolers, and follow hygiene steps to avoid toxin formation. When in doubt, throw it out.
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Urbana
Geraldine Acker
University of Illinois Extension
Hospital Notes Admits Child From Mazon
ADMITTED Master James Mehochko of Mazon. DISMISSED LaVerne Vint Kinsman Mrs George Sterritt 908 E Main St Mrs Bernard Davidson Rte 5 Mrs Henry Johnston 315 Meadows Circle Mrs Alvin Hansen South Wilmington Mrs Clifford Spiller and daughter Rte 1 Mrs Harold Welsh 19 Lynwood Drive.
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James Mehochko
Mazon
LaVerne Vint
Kinsman
George Sterritt
E. Main St
Bernard Davidson
Rte. 5
Henry Johnston
Meadows Circle
Alvin Hansen
South Wilmington
Clifford Spiller
Rte. 1
Harold Welsh
Lynwood Drive
Open installation of officers at Shabbon Chapter 46
Calendar notes an 8 p.m. installation of officers at Ma sonic Temple. Sunday hosts Joe Olson family reunion at 1 30 p.m. Gedard Woods State Park. Monday Sweet Adelines interchapter party at 7 30 p.m. American Legion Hall. Royal Neighbors 7 30 p.m. Eagles Hall bring sack lunch. Legion Auxiliary 10 a.m. sew carpet rags pot luck. Tuesday Auxiliary meets 7 p.m. then 8 p.m. game evening for public.
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Shabbon
Order of the Builders
Masonic Temple
Joe Olson
Gedard Woods State Park
American Legion
Orange clothing rule for Maine hunters passes
Gov. Kenneth Curtis signed a bill require sportsmen in southwestern Maine to wear fluorescent orange garments visible from all sides during the 1967 and 1968 hunting seasons. The measure aims to improve hunting safety as an experimental program.
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Augusta
Maine
Kenneth M. Curtis
Grundy County Board of Supervisors to Hold Routine Meeting
The Grundy County Board of Supervisors will conduct its regular monthly meeting Monday focusing on routine matters and standard administrative items.
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Grundy County
Mazon Notes on Local Meetings and Appointments
Mazon notes cover Kitty McKinley Chapter and Mazon Unit of American Legion Auxiliary meetings. July omit decision, lunch committee appointed for Aug 15, hosting duties listed, birthdays calendar submissions, and upcoming reports. Illinois Methodist Conference appointments include several ministers with prior Mazon ties. other briefs mention visitors and relatives visiting the area.
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Kitty McKinley
CBS
Masonic Hall
Alvin Burkhart
Floyd Jones
Vernon de Grush
Lllinois
Bloomington
Chester Sheldon
Monticello
Richard Stalp
Charleston
Wayne Nordstrom
Avon
Henry Crede
Roseville
Swan Creek
Samuel Parker
Bartonville
Robert Pitsch
Peoria
Virgil Leonard
Rinerton-Dawson
Mazon Methodist Church
Illinois Senate passes bill limiting public demonstrations
The Illinois Senate approved a measure restricting demonstrations to avoid rush hours and prohibiting multiple locales in one day. Violations carry a fine from 100 to 1000 dollars and up to six months in jail.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Senate
Senate
Otto Kerner
Safety on Vacation: Driving Precautions by Secretary of State
Paul Powell urges travelers to put safety on vacation. Get car checked, replace worn parts, plan daily driving hours, stop to refresh, and drive with awareness at night. Watch for slow farm vehicles, pedestrians, and safety zones. Carry Rules of the Road and recognize signs. Your safety on vacation.
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Paul Powell
Vine Covered Car Becomes Romantic Conversation Piece
In Binghamton New York a couple Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith recall their second honeymoon with a 1946 Ford vines growing over it. They keep the abandoned car in a pasture to comply with the law against abandoning old automobiles, trimming the vines.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Smiths
Laguna Beachs Danish greeter to head to homeland
A 76 year old bush bearded town character in Laguna Beach known for shouting Haloo to motorists will receive a trip to Denmark. Eilar Larsen has welcomed visitors for decades in a bright red coat with shoulder length hair and a cane as locals celebrate his charm.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Denmark
Eilar Larsen
Five MCHS Musicians to Summer Camp
Five MCHS musicians depart for summer camps in Illinois and Michigan. Miss Susan Hummel leaves for Interlochen Michigan for eight weeks with about 1,500 participants. Four others go to the Illinois Summer Youth Music Camp at the University of Illinois for two weeks.
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MCHS
Illinois
Michigan
Susan Hummel
Interlochen
Mich
U.S
University of Illinois
Ellen Bossert
Linda Telfer
Robert Holderson
Byron Thorson
Miss Hummel
Dale Wise
Joliet Chamber Seeks Solutions To Delay in Development
The Joliet Chamber cites water sewer and drainage limits subdivision rules building code provisions and zoning rules as holdbacks on new home building. A subcommittee will work with officials to resolve impediments. Also noted are complaints about tag days with calls for better permit controls and a timetable for Continental Air Transport limousine service Joliet to O'Hare starting July 31 with eleven buses daily between four Joliet locations.
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Chamber
Joliet
Industrial Development Committee
Illinois Commerce Commission
Continental Air Transport Co
O’hare Field
Florence Smith
Local Residents Donated for Duster Trip
Local residents donated for a trip involving a duster and its whiskers in a community effort. The informal event drew support from neighbors and supporters.
Second Suit Filed Friday On Accident
A dram shop suit seeking ten thousand dollars for personal injuries and five thousand for auto damage was filed in Grundy County Circuit Court. Robert E. Seaborg of Joliet sues four tavern owners over an auto crash on Mound Road at U S 6 in Joliet on July 8, 1966. He alleges intoxication from drinks at the taverns caused Wayne Peterson to crash into his car. Seaborg suffered facial and bodily injuries and permanent disfigurement. The case is represented by Gray Thomas Wallace and Feehan of Joliet.
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Grundy County
Robert E. Seaborg
Joliet
Ralph Lee
Lee
Liberty St
Robert H. Wraith
Bob
Troy
Notless
Pearl Montello
Public
S. Chicago St
William Handlen
Dorothy Lambert
Pete and
Bill
Mound Road
Betwen
Gray, Thomas, Wallace and Feehan
Coal City Band Aims for Lions International Parade
Coal City High School band members prepare to march in the Lions International parade in Chicago on July 5. Poor rehearsal attendance limits progress though three sessions remain. Rehearsals run 6 to 7 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays. Lions Club covers transport, overnight lodging, July 5 teen dance, and July 6 return.
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Coal City High School
Coal City
Chicago
Lions Club
Legal filing seeks $100000 for daughter’s loss and medical costs
Frank Franz of De Kalb is named defendant in a suit filed to recover 100000 for the loss of his daughter and 2373 for medical and funeral expenses. The action is represented by the law firms Moriarity Rose Faccenda and Hulquist of Chicago and Dunn and Hayes of Morris.
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Frank Franz
DeKalb
Steffes
Moriarity
Rose, Faccenda and Hulquist
Chicago
Dunn and Hayes
Morris
Traffic Court Fines Dante Lenzie for Improper Backing
Dante A. Lenzie of South Wilmington was fined ten dollars and ordered to pay five dollars in court costs after pleading improper backing in traffic court.
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Dante A. Lenzie
South Wilmington
Indian debt figure cited by former minister Tyagi
Mahavir Tyagi former rehabilitation minister estimates India owes aid to foreign nations at 85 rupees per person for a population exceeding 480 million. The claim links debt to aid outlays and national demographics.
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Indian Debt
New Delhi
Mahavir Tyagi
India
Leonard J Giordano 59 Coal City printer WWII veteran
Leonard J Giordano 59 of 199 Division St Coal City died Friday at St Joseph Hospital Joliet after a brief illness. Survived by wife Olive a sister M rs Ed Venske Joliet three brothers Peter Joliet John Terre Haute Ind and Domine Braceville born November 22 1907 in Coal City to Frank and Theresa Giordano veteran of World War II longtime Atlas Wallpaper Mills printer in Coal City. Funeral 9 a m Monday Reeves Funeral Home Coal City to Assumption Church 9 30 a m burial Mt Olivet Cemetery Wilmington hours 7 10 p m today 2 5 and 7 10 p m Sunday.
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Coal City
Leonard ‘J. Giordano
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Olive
Minnie) Venske
Peter
John
Terre Haute
Ind
Domine
Braceville
Mr. Giordano
Frank
Theresa Giordano
Olive Reeves
Atlas Wall Paper Mills
Reeves
Assumption Church
George Flynn
Mt. Olivet
Wilmington
Local Social Notes From Area Residents
Felix and Mrs. Gilmore returned from Colorado visiting relatives. Mrs. Barra suffered a broken rib after a Sunday fall. David Ulivi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ulivi, has returned home after surgery at St Joseph Hospital. DiPaolo family travels to Corona California for David’s July 1 wedding. William Keevers visited relatives in Kenosha Wisconsin this week.
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Henry Gilmore
Colorado
Albert Barra
David Ulivi
Donald Ulivi
St. Joseph Hospital
Pete DiPaolo
Donna
Janine
Corona
Calif
David
William Keevers
Kenosha
Wis
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