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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1972

Page

3

Obituaries for Vern C. Gray and Harold Hyslop

Vern C. Gray 74 of Bloomington died at Veteran's Administration Hospital Danville after a WWI service with the 33rd division. Survived by wife Madeline and sister Mrs. George Baum of Morris. Visitation 1 pm and service 2 pm Friday at Beck Memorial Home Bloomington. Harold Hyslop 75 of Verona died at home. Survived by wife Edith Tuff, three sons, and eight grandchildren. Burial Ward Cemetery after p.m. services Friday at Davis Funeral Home with Rev. W Don Ekstrom officiating.

Vern C. Gray Jefferson Bloomington George Baum Morris Veteran's Administration Hospital Danville Launemin James E and Elvira (Munro) Gray Grand Prairie Seminary Onarga McLean County Historical Society Gray American Legion Illinois Louis FE Davis Post America Legion Madeline Robinson George H. Baum Beck Funeral Harold Sonny) Hyslop Verona Edward H Millicent Hyslop Hyslop Harold J Kinsman Howard Gary L Davis Funeral W Don Ekstrom Ward Cemetery

Funeral services for Nobel Sampson held at Davis Funeral Home

Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Davis Funeral Home with Rev Willard Giese presiding. Mrs Ruth Huseby played organ and Stanley Larson sang, while pallbearers included Harold Williamson Forrest Torkelson Harvey Johnson Nolan Nelson Allen Oswood and Fred Clemens. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery.

Nobel Sampson Davis Funeral Home Willard Giese Ruth Huseby Stanley Larson Harold Williamson Forrest Torkelson Harvey Johnson Nolan Nelson Allen Oswood Fred Clemens Evergreen Cemetery

David Teague 66 Dies at Morris Hospital

David Teague 66 of Chan nahon died this morning at Morris Hospital. Arrangements are pending at Reeves Funeral Home.

David Teague Channahon Morris Hospital Reeves Funeral Home

ISAB approves MCHS joint agreement and coaching stipends

B B Burgess announces ISAB approval of a joint MCHS Grundy Area Vocational Center plan with added items under state guidelines. Financing shifts to monthly funding. a $400 to $1,289 stipend scale is adopted with merit based raises. Executive session will decide assignments.

B. B Burgess ISAB Lovel Santa Cruz Lovell Hugo Avalos Schweighart Davenport Stangland Taylor

Traffic court records note multiple violations and fines

Gene L. Hausken aged 29 of Lisbon Road paid fifty dollars plus ten dollars costs for illegal transportation of alcohol and ten dollars plus five dollars costs for improper lane usage after tickets issued June fourteen by Deputy Sheriff Evert Poyner on Illinois forty seven near U S six. Francis M. White aged nineteen of Kinsman paid ten dollars plus five dollars costs for improper parking on the roadway at Mazon and Grand Ridge Roads after being cited June eleven by Trooper R Soper.

Gene L. Hausken Lisbon Road Evert Poyner Illinois 47 Mazon Grand Ridge Roads Francis M. White Kinsman R. Soper

Grass fire in Richards subdivision causes no damage

A grass fire in Richards subdivision produced no damage. Firefighters were on scene from 4 10 to 4 35 p m Wednesday afternoon.

Richards Subdivision

Farmer rejects ten thousand dollar hijacker reward in Indiana

Peruvian farmer Lowell F Elliott refused a 10000 dollar reward offer from American Airlines for returning ransom dropped by a hijacker who parachuted from a jet to Toronto. He said honesty deserves more than money and floated 25000 dollars as his minimum. His wife cited poverty and health concerns while noting his heart attack. He would use any money for farm debts rather than trips.

Peru Ind Lowell F. Elliott American Airlines St. Louis Toronto Elliott Frank W. Bodwell American Indianapolis New York Mildred Bodwell

County Building Permits Issued for Homes in Local Townships

Arthur Umphery Jr. of Joliet paid 48 dollars for a 25 thousand dollar residence on Lot 2 Van Acres in Wauponsee Township. George L. Schmidt of Joliet paid 10.08 dollars for a 1.5 thousand dollar detached garage on Lot 49 Beaver Lake II in Felix Township. Larry W. Wulf of Joliet received a permit for a 30 thousand dollar modular home with attached garage on Lot 6 Lincoln Lake III in Felix Township. the fee was 77.16 dollars.

Arthur Umphery Jr Joliet van Acres Subdivision Wauponsee Township George L. Schmidt Beaver Lake II Felix Township Lincoln Lake III Larry W. Wulf

Grain Prices Reported With Mixed Movements

Chicago markets show wheat No 2 hard red at 1.45 and soft red at 1.41. Corn No 2 yellow 1.20. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 77.4. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.44. Soybean oil 10.13. Prices reflect early trading and are AP sourced.

Chicago

Batonists Chosen for International Twirling Tour

JoAnn Murphy and Sue Ansell of Morris were selected by Purdue judges to join the American Musical Ambassadors Band. They will tour London Paris and Berlin this summer July 30 to August 20 performing in cities across Europe. Lisa LaDonne Dohman named Junior Miss Illinois of Eaton Twirling with a chance to compete for Junior Miss America of Baton Twirling in Buffalo New York.

JoAnn Murphy Eft Sue Ansell Europe American Musical Ambassadors Band JoAnn Sue Morris Community High School Lisa Dohman Ilinois Herald American Musical Ambassadors Joe Murphy Ray Ansell Morris London Paris Berlin England France East West Germany Netherlands Austria Switzerland Italy Vienna Milan Florence West Berlin Purdue University MurAlls Prade ITTI International Teachers Association United States JJC Western Illinois University Lisa LaDonne Dohman Duane Olson Illinois Eaton Lisa JoAnn’s MurAll’s Saratoga School Buffalo N. Y

Theft from autos at Federal Paper Board parking lot

Police investigated two thefts of tapes from parked autos and an attempted theft at Federal Paper Board Co lot on Wednesday. Gail Smith reported five tapes taken from 1 to 4 p.m., Bill Stucky said 15 tapes stolen from his locked car, and a third report described youths removing tapes from a Plymouth. They fled, tapes recovered, and three prowling youths were later sighted near 600 block of E Jefferson St with no vehicle entries found.

Federal Paper Board Co Gail Smith Rte. 3 Bill Stucky Rte. 5 E. Jefferson St

Snake rescued from car dash by Detroit Humane Society

John Paul brought his Cadillac to the Detroit Humane Society seeking removal of a 52 foot boa named Sam stuck under the dashboard for a week. Workers freed the frightened reptile by removing the dashboard front panel and Sam was later given to the Detroit Zoo.

Detroit John Paul Detroit Humane Society Sam Paul the Humane Society

Chest clinic July 15 at Grundy County Health Department

A chest clinic will be held July 15 from 10 30 a.m. to noon at the Grundy County Health Department with Dr John H Meyer as consultant. First admissions require a referral from a private physician. Contact the health department at 1340 Edwards St or call 942 0333 to arrange.

Grundy County Health Department John H. Meyer Health Department Edwards St

Complaint Over McKinley Park Ball Playing

A 19 year old Morris youth, Daniel A. Daigger of 420 Lincoln St., faces a disorderly conduct complaint signed by Wayne W. Grantow after playing hard ball at McKinley Park in violation of a posted No Hard Ball rule. A ball struck Grantow’s auto during the incident and DaIGGER is to appear in court July 12 after posting a $25 bond.

Morris Wayne W. Grantow McKinley Park Grantow Daniel A. Daigger Lincoln St

Zoning Board Deliberates Plans for Rooney Acres and Ill

The board rejected a county zoning amendment to permit subdividing a single dwelling on a one acre lot unless three acres remain. A preliminary plat for Rooney Acres was approved. A plan to widen Illinois 47 was tabled. future school site discussions were deferred. A $45,000 county funded comprehensive plan project was proposed with $15,000 from the county.

Atty. Black Benson Black Commission Parks Root Gardner Hendrickson Eugene Sorensen Burnham Sorensen Gerald Pierard MacDonald Pierard State of Illinois Department of Transportation John Marchi

Pastor moves into parsonage at Plattville United Methodist

The Rev. Jerry Hatton and his wife Mary Ellen moved into the Plattville church parsonage after he was assigned to pastor the United Methodist Church there. Hatton, a Durand native and North Central College graduate, will study at Evangelical Theological Seminary in Naperville this fall. Mary Ellen, an Elkhart Indiana native and North Central College alumna, majored in psychology and minored in religion.

Plattville Jerry Hatton Mary Ellen United Methodist Church Plattville UM Hatton Durand North Central College Evangelical Theological Seminary Naperville Mrs. Hatton Elkhart, Ind

Court permits questioning of Gravel aides in Pentagon Papers probe

The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision by Justice Byron White, allows a federal grand jury to question aides of Senator Mike Gravel about how the Pentagon Papers were arranged for publication. The ruling upholds that legislators and aides are not immune when their legislative functions are not under challenge. Gravel, a Vietnam War critic, disclosed portions of the study at a June midnight Senate subcommittee meeting.

Washington Supreme Court Today Mike Gravel Alaska Byron R. White Nixon Administration White Gravel Senate

Bank guaranty dispute over blanks and statute of frauds

Attorney Dunn argued that blanks left in a guaranty render it incomplete and any filling after delivery discharges the guarantor under Illinois law. He cited cases that alterations after receipt are invalid and that benefits do not erase protections of the statute of frauds. Black countered no changes were made to terms, only blanks filled, and questioned why Mrs. Westfall signed if she did not intend to fulfill the guaranty.

Atty Black Westfall Dunn Grundy County Bank Atty. Dunn Atty. Black

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