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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1975

Page

2

Weitz and Croom Wed In Immaculate Conception Mass

Mary Jo Weitz and Warren James Croom Jr. were married June 7 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Donald Kocher. The couple will reside in Urbana as Weitz pursues a U of Illinois English master's degree. Croom holds degrees in agriculture and dairy science and is studying nutritional science.

Mary Jo Weitz Benton St Warren James Croom Jr Urbana Immaculate Conception Donald Kocher Richard Gilmour Joseph DeGulie Coal City Conrad Weitz Virginia Weitz Janet Croom Covington, Ga Warren J. Croom Sr Covington, Go Mitchell Oltman Columbia, Mo Roderick Macleod Champaign Paul Weitz Morris Norman Croom Covington Dane Allen Morris Country Club Herbert G. Weitz Gustav H. Nelson Dennis Gjerde Yorkville Robert College of St. Teresa Winona Minn Croom University of Missouri University of

Prairie State Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind Meets

The Prairie State Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind held a Saturday meeting in Gardner at 1 30 p m. Plans discussed include attending the National Convention in Chicago June 30 to July 4 with Iowa and Minnesota hosting affiliates. Allen Schaefer seeks NFB treasurer post and spearheads directory assistance exemption for the blind.

Gardner Prairie State National Federation of the Blind American Legion Hall Palmer House Chicago Iowa Minnesota Allen Schaefer Mazon Legion Kankakee Telephone Pioneers of Illinois Bell Schaefer

Gardner Legion Auxiliary Met in Legion Hall

The Danner Madsen American Legion Auxiliary met Wednesday afternoon at the legion hall with Past President Marion Chase presiding. Reports covered poppy sales, the bi centennial meeting, and donations to the Freedom Train and the Dialysis Fund in memory of Mrs. Jean Treasure. Officers for 1975 1976 were announced led by President Russell Sorensen.

Gold Star Russell Sorensen William Hockinson Ruah Small Marion Larson Elsie Barr Donald Glasgow Agnes Robinson Norman’ Hansen Legion Hall

Family Swimming Party and Potluck at Local Parks

The Single Parents group hosts a family swimming party at the Morris and a potluck supper at Gould Park starting 5 30 PM Saturday. Families should bring hamburgers or hot dogs and a dish to pass. For more information contact 942 5353.

The Morris Gould Park

Grundy County Extension hosts GCHE and 4-H gathering

The Morris Morning unit hosted the Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H club with 11 unit members 12 4-H members and six mothers attending. Michelle Kaufman shared snacks and candy making while noting trends toward casual meals and frequent smaller portions. The 4-H fair is set for July 29–30 with pork chop dinner tickets on July 12. Next meeting September 3, 1975 at Mrs. Charles Brehm’s home.

Floyd Siron Michelle Kaufman Donald Kaufman Robert Ehnert Michelle Charles Brehm

Senior citizens hold meeting in Gardner with potluck

The Southeastern Grundy Senior Citizens met Friday at noon in the legion hall for a potluck dinner. President Ken Clark opened the meeting as Rev. James Larson spoke about the United Youth Fellowship Choir. Members introduced included Doug Ward and Doug Brown. performances by Sorensen and Myers followed. Prizes were awarded and reports approved.

Sound of the Trumpet to Play at Seneca Church

The Evangelical Church of North America at 130 W. Scott St Seneca will show the religious motion picture Sound of the Trumpet at 7 p m Sunday.

The Evangelical Church of North America W. Scott St Seneca

Celebrate Life at Seneca High Sunday

A dramatic worship service Celebrate Life will be shown at Seneca High School gymnasium Sunday at 7 30 p m The ecumenical Aurora Clowns and Troubadours with about 40 performers present the life of Christ in narration and music The show has toured churches in Aurora Chicago area and Germany and is sponsored by four churches First United Methodist St Patrick s Our Saviors Lutheran and Stavanger Lutheran

Seneca Seneca High School Aurora Clowns and Troubadours Christ Clowns and Troubadours Aurora Chicago Germany First United Methodist Church St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Stavanger Lutheran Church

Local Births and Dismissals Highlight Gardner Area Notes

Births announced for William and LuAnn Muser of Braidwood a baby boy at 6 57 a m and Dennis and Norma Jean Cummins Ramsey of Yorkville a baby girl at 7 15 a m Dismissals list residents including Joseph Bayes Kevin Leeds Nellie MacDonald and others. Community notices cover Kellogg Chapter 219 OES meeting plans a summer potluck and a Church World Service homemaker kit drive with needed sewing items and craft supplies donations sought for a mimeograph fundraiser. Community groups arrange summer events ice cream social and games at Continental Manor with prize donations for ongoing activities.

Marvin Beatty Ottawa Bend Apt James Bumgarner Rte Blackberry Dr Clifford Olson Armstrong St Patsy Potts Aurora Theresa Born Coal City Cherry Olson Minooka Harry Bounds Newark Paul Wise David Day Wauconda Jeanette Garrick Wilmington Robert Kenney Maron William LuAnn Trelle) Muser Braidwood Dennis Norma Jean Cummins Ramsey Yorkville Joseph Bayes Butler St William Hanson Railroad St Kevin Leeds Nellie MacDonald Fulton St William Nelson Gardner — Kellogg Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Alfred Pope Jean Treasure Women’s Association of the Church of the Hope Church World Service Continental Manor

Pearsons wed 40 years in Braidwood celebration

Mr and Mrs William B Pearson of Braidwood marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Passafiume home. Three children Bill Pearson Mary Kay Passafiume and Betty Ann Majesky plus nine grandchildren attended. A second surprise gathering of 47 relatives followed at the Passafiume garage with a three tier cake and refreshments.

Braidwood William B. Pearson Bill Pearson Coal City Mary Kay Passafiume Betty Ann Majesky Wilmington James Mary) Passafiume Pearson John Perrone Passafiume Pearsons

Community dances raise funds in Braidwood Minooka and Seneca

The Braidwood Lions host a sixth anniversary dance at the parish hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with the Mellowtones. proceeds fund the Lions building. In Minooka a Kay-A-Day benefit dance runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the American Legion Hall for Kay Brozovich with The Footnotes. $10 per couple. A Seneca bicentennial street dance from 9 p.m. to midnight features The Bhushana. tickets $1 in advance, $1.50 at the gate, rain backup at the American Legion clubrooms. foodstand opens 5 p.m. on Williams Street.

Braidwood Braidwood Lions Mellowtones Lions Club Building Fund Braidwood Lions Club Kay Brozovich Minooka Seneca Bhushana American Legion Delta Theta Tau Sorority Williams Street

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