Brown Hatton Wedding Held in Seneca Church
Miss Mary Alice Hatton and Harold Warren Brown were married at 2:30 p.m. June 18 in Seneca First Methodist church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. David J. McKinzey with organist Delbert Clark and soloist Mrs. George Brown Jr. The bride wore a lace and tulle gown with a pearl jewelry set, carried carnations, and was given in marriage by her stepfather. Guests included matron of honor Mrs. James King and flower girl Diana Kay Hatton. Best man was George Brown Jr.. ushers were John Diss and Chuck Hatton. A church reception followed. couple plans a farm home near Morris after a wedding trip. The bride, a Joliet beauty school graduate, and the groom, a Seneca High School alumnus, reside west of Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Mary Alice Hatton
Rte. 1
John F. Conover
New Senox
Harold Warren Brown
George P. Brown
Seneca First Methodist Church
David J. McKinzey
Delbert Clark
George Brown Jr
James King
Diana Kay Hatton
John Diss
Chuck Hatton
McNabb
Elmer Dose, Lestant
Kenneth Peterson
Gerald Hatton
Morris
Joliet School of Beauty
Magnolia Swaney High School
Brown
Seneca High School
Marriage Licenses Issued for Ryan and Lewis in Coal City
Francis E. Ryan Jr., 19, and Dorothy Mae Lewis, 17, both of Coal City, obtained marriage licenses. The filing lists ages and residence as the key details in the official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Ryan Jr
Coal City
Dorothy Mae Lewis
Justice Dix
Francis Ryan Jr
Justice W. L. Dix
Francis Ryan Sr
Raymond Lewis
Mushroom Slicing in Fresh Salad Idea
A quick note suggests slicing fresh mushrooms to top a green salad, adding texture and earthy flavor to a simple dish.
Society Venus Officers Installed In Business Women's Club
The Morris Business and Professional Woman's club installed new officers led by Mrs. William Reed as president at a Monday meeting in the Methodist church. The event included a smorgasbord dinner and a program by the national security committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Club
Morris Business and Professional Woman's Club
Methodist Church
Charles Southard
Margaret Franks
Dee Elsome
William Aherns
Lyndon
District Three
William Reed
Arlene Ehrler
Janice Delockery
Fred Patti
Phyllis Sereno
The
National Security Committee
Outdoor Cookout Set for Grundy County Home Bureau
Miss Nora Bare arranges an outdoor session at Gebhard Woods State Park in July. Seventeen county units will send two leaders each for a 10 30 a m cookout. Menu features pineapple appetizer barbecued chicken cole slaw garlic bread and banana boats with coffee or milk. Reservations required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Home Bureau
Local Personal News Highlights Travel and Health
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Payton and family returned from two weeks in the western states visiting Verl Noires of Phoenix and Oscar Paytons of Bell Gardens. Mrs M E Finch attended the Finch Reamer family reunion in North Liberty Indiana. Mrs Edward Harper remains a surgical patient in room 322 at Methodist hospital Rochester Minnesota. Mrs Joseph Magner recuperating from a fractured hip at home after leaving St Joseph hospital Joliet. W L Dix admitted for a physical at Morris hospital. Gerald Dibble moved from Silver Cross Joliet to Presbyterian St Luke's Chicago. Mr and Mrs Robert E Smith and daughters returned from a 15 day Florida trip visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Payton
Verl Noires
Morris
Phoenix
Ariz
Oscar Paytons
Bell Gardens
Calif
M. E. Finch
Verona
Finch-Reamer
North Liberty
Ind
Edward Harper
Franklin St
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Joseph Magner
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Oak St
W. L. Dix
E. Main St
Morris Hospital
Gerald Dibble
Silver Cross Hospital
Presbyterian
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals List
Visiting hours set 2:30 to 3:30 PM and 7 to 8:30 PM. Patients admitted include Mrs Gerald Fisher Mrs L H Gibson Barbara Griggs Kim Cohenour Rita Barry Jerri George William Knapp and W L Dix. Dismissals include Jeffrey Kutches Mrs Eugene Planeta and son Jane and Janice Kuntz Andrew Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Fisher
Division St
L. H. Gibson
Nettle St
Barbara Griggs
Rve
Kim Cohenour
Armstrong St
Rita Barry
Fremont Ave
Jerri George
Lynwood Drive
William Knapp
E. Main St
W. L. Dix
Jeffrey Kutches
Second Ave
Eugene Planeta
Coal City
Jane and
Janice Kuntz
E. Benton St
Andrew Stewart
E. Washington St
Loyal Chapter O E S Regular Meeting At Masonic Temple
Calendar notes show Loyal Chapter O E S holds regular meeting at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. A second O E S meeting and initiation is also set for the same venue and time. Also on the week’s calendar are a Baptist coffee hour at Goodwill Park at 10 a.m. on Thursday and a Ladies Aid Guest Day at Grace Lutheran Church at 8 p.m. Friday lists Grundy County Home Bureau board meeting in the home adviser office at 1 30 p.m.
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Goodwill Park
The
Baptist Church
Esther Davis
Patricia Coates
Loyal Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Ladies Aid
Grace Lutheran Church
Grundy County Home Bureau Board
Office
Senate delays passage vote on payola outlaw bill
(Continued from page 1) delayed at least until today a passage vote on a bill to outlaw payola and rigging of quiz shows. The Senate sent to the House a bill to provide 100 million dollars in federal loans to help cities modernize their transit systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
City council reviews budgets and approves transfers
The council presented a detailed 250 570 69 budget breakdown across eight categories including finance and administration, fire department and water works. Salaries totaled 122 615 15 and other expenses 127 955 54. A tag day for Goodwill playground recreation was approved and a liquor license transfer to Bedford Liquors Inc. was authorized with a 100 transfer fee. A water system improvement meeting was set for July 7 with Deutschler Associates and Evans Audit involved to discuss site, tank type and financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stinchcombe
W. L. Dix
Chamber of Commerce
Goodwill Playground
William Sklut
Bedford Liquors Inc
William J. Cheshareck
Walter Hundt
Water and Sewer Committee
Deutschler Associates
Evans Audit
Hundt
Daley Credits Chicago Democrats for Full Support
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley says Democratic leaders in the city and state have never pressed him unjust requests and have provided full backing in his legislative efforts, a remark echoed during questions from East reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County Organization of
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
East
Italy Leads in Exports of Foreign Cheeses to U S
Italian cheese shipments to the United States rise as Italy becomes a primary supplier. Trade data show Italy outselling other exporters with a mix of parmesans provolones and pecorinos reaching U S markets. Local importers report steady demand and ongoing negotiations to expand quotas.
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Italy
United States
Nine Die and Forty Trapped in Welsh Mine Explosion
A blast at Six Bells coal mine near Abertillery Wales left nine men dead and about forty trapped a thousand feet underground. Rescue teams raced to reach the reportedly collapsed shaft wall as hundreds of tons of roof rock sealed the workers in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abertillery
Wales
Six Bells
British National Coal Board
Lyre Bird Found in Australia with Tail Feathers
The lyre bird is native to Australia. The male displays 16 tall tail feathers that resemble a harp like instrument and strings in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Mrs Emily Henderson Dies in Chicago at 66
Emily Henderson, 66, of Chicago, wife of Alvin Henderson and daughter-in-law of Ben Henderson of Morris, died Sunday after a short illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Merck Funeral Home in Chicago with burial at Bohemian National Cemetery. She leaves three children and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Henderson
Chicago
Alvin Henderson
Morris
Ben Henderson
Merck Funeral Home
26Th
Pulaski St
Bohemian National Cemetery
Eisenhower Warns Against Soviet Split to World
President Eisenhower accuses Soviet and Chinese leaders of a deliberate attempt to split the free world and fray alliances. He urges firmness and unity in defense of freedom and peace with justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
First steam sawmill in the West built in Portland 1850
The first steam powered sawmill in the western United States was constructed in Portland Oregon in 1850, marking a pivotal development in regional industry and timber processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Morris Daily Herald Item From June 28 1960 Page Three
A compact 1960 Morris Illinois item appears on page three dated June 28 1960. The brief notes likely cover local events or notices typical of a midcentury small town newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Morris
Ill
Daily Herald
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Seneca Church
Fruland
W. Jefferson
Geo. Wright
Mss
Cagney
Patel
Reddie
Deluxe
20Th Century-Fox
3 Stooges
Robin Hood
AL Hedison
June Laverick
TQM & Jerry
Carolyn Jones
Diane Brewster
Ladd
Society
Venus
Mich ‘E
Malinowski
Edward Malinowski
Michele
Merrell Osmundson
Cheryl
Newark
Eunice Osmundson
Aurora
Mazon High School
Seven Gables
Fred Erickson
Ericksons
Donald Ryder
Royal Neighbors Meet
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Eagles Hall
Rebekah
Ransom
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
W.R.C. Hall
Patricia Jenkins
Mazon
Jesse Small
Jenkins
Olds
Oldsmobile
Johnson Motors
Illinois Avenue
Mac Shore
Gaile Dugas
Newspaper Enterprise
Ike
Paul Cable
Jefferson ST
DIAL
Morris Dry Cleaners
Court House
Lassers Furniture CO
Wagon Wheel
Sa Ntt
East Washington Street
Morris Savings & Loan Association
Liberty
Jackson St
Men
Hornsby’s
Bedford
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