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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1977

Page

2

Gant Mark Duke Wedding Vows Recited in Morris

Lori Sue Gant and Stephen Mark Duke exchanged vows at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Morris with Rev Steven Wolta officiating. The event featured Colleen Steele as vocalist and a reception in the church lounge. The couple both graduated from Morris Community High School and the groom works for Mobil Oil.

Lori Sue Gant Stephen Mark Duke Bethlehem Lutheran Church Morris Steven Wolta Donald Funte Colleen Steele John Duke Meadowbrook Lane Leon Gant North Lane Phoenix Ariz Bob Conley Tim Eddy Bill Prombo Bill Lewis Carol Sand Ottawa Chris Morrall Karen Edmundson Jeannine Duke Lori Roseland Terry Russell Sara Beane Indianapolis Ind Morris Community High School Mobil Oil Manor Inn

Hospital News and Admitted List Roundup

Hospital visiting hours list by floor and time. Admitted names include Patricia Alsip and Alan Entwistle with addresses, plus several others. Births note two newborns to Hougas and Edmondson families. Dismissals cover multiple residents and families in Grundy County and surrounding towns.

Brierly Reunion Held at Gould Park

The Brierly reunion gathered Sunday at Gould Park. The youngest attendee was Trent Harseim, son of Doug and Mrs. Harseim. The farthest travelers came from Peoria and Metamora.

Gould Park Trent Harseim Doug Harseim Peoria Metamora

Minooka boy named Camp Musician at IWU Junior High Band Camp

Steve Anderson 12 son of Mr and Mrs Andrew R Anderson of Wapella Street Minooka was chosen Camp Musician among 240 junior high students from across Illinois at the Illinois Wesleyan University Band Camp in Bloomington. He played first chair trumpet and the solo Stars in Velvety Skies during recital night. The camp runs five to six hours daily with music study and various activities directed by Maurice Wills with Shantil Jumper of Channahon earning a sixth grade exception spot.

Minooka Steve Anderson Andrew R. Anderson Wapella St Illinois Wesleyan Jr Illinois Wesleyan Music Steve Minooka Jr. High Bloomington Shantil Jumper

Scholarships Awarded At BPW Meeting

The Morris Business and Professional Women introduced scholarship winners Mrs. Jean Varland for the Nursing Scholarship and Mrs. Alice Dornan for the Continuing Career Scholarship at a United Methodist Church gathering Monday at 6 30 p.m. Fifteen guests attended. Handcraft items for the BPW booth at the Springfield Fair are due August 1. Betty Yohnka will be delegate to the BPW National Convention in Louisville Kentucky with Thelma Campbell as alternate. Next meeting is August 22.

Jean Varland Alice Dornan Morris Business and United Methodist Church BPW Springfield Fair Betty Yohnka Louisville Thelma Campbell

Nursing graduate Nancy Black to work at Chicago hospital

Nancy Jane Black daughter of Mrs Jane Black Morris and Donald Black Tampa Fla graduated Friday from Wesley Passavant School of Nursing at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Commencement held at Thorne Hall Northwestern University Chicago. She plans to work at Augustana Hospital in Chicago.

Nancy Jane Black Jane Black Morris Donald Black Tampa, Fla Wesley-Passavant School of Nursing Northwestern Memorial Hospital Thorne Hall Northwestern University Chicago Augustana Hospital

Minooka Native Receives NIU Master in Community Mental Health

Kathi George daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter George of Minooka earned a Master of Science in community mental health from Northern Illinois University. She holds a BA in psychology with sociology minor from NIU and is active in crisis line work in DeKalb. Her research on para professionals for crisis lines was published after presentation at the 1975 APA convention and in the Community Health Journal in 1977. She has worked as a resident supervisor at Opportunity House in Sycamore and leads at Pioneer Center in McHenry County. She resides at 715 McKinley Harvard.

Minooka Kathi George Walter George Northern Illinois University Minooka High School NIU Crisis Line DeKalb American Psychology Association Community Health Journal Opportunity House Sycamore Pioneer Center McHenry County Association For McKinley Harvard Coal City Lions Hall Coal City Carolina Country Club Raleigh University of Miami Biscayne College Wake County Public School System Raleigh Guidance Center Wake Forest University Unc-Chapel Sam Gervase Barbara LaGrange Georgia Gervase

Cedar Lodge 124 AF and AM Special Meeting Scheduled

Cedar Lodge 124 AF and AM holds a special meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. The agenda includes one third degree initiation for members.

Cedar Lodge AF & AM

Cemetery Aid hosts program at Lisbon with music

The event in Lisbon featured Cemetery Aid groups guests of president Mrs Tillman Anderson. Bonnie and Bradley Anderson sang with Scott Anderson on saxophone as Mrs Herbert Davidson led devotions. Peter Marshall inspired with the theme The Measure of Life Is Not the Duration But the Donation. Refreshments followed.

Saratoga Cemetery Tillman Anderson Lisbon Herbert Davidson Bonnie and Bradley Anderson Aurora Scott Anderson Peter Marshall

Charlotte Bretto Weds Mark C Kelly In Raleigh Church Ceremony

Miss Charlotte C Bretto and Mark C Kelly married in a candlelit First Baptist Church Raleigh ceremony officiated by Dr John W Lewis. The bride, daughter of Mrs Sarah L Bretto, wore a venetian lace gown with cathedral train and silk illusion veil. Attendants included matron of honor Suzanne Hamilton and bridesmaids Cindy Born Judy Kelly and Nancy Regis. Officiants included organist Dr Harry Cooper and soloist Mrs Jean Finch. The couple resides at 2630 Saint Mary's St Raleigh with guests from Coal City Orlando and Washington DC among others.

Charlotte C. Bretto Mark C. Kelly First Baptist Church Raleigh N. C John W. Lewis Sarah L. Bretto E. First St Coal City Thomas J. Bretto James F. Kelly Harry Cooper Jean Finch Sam L. Gervase LaGrange Suzanne Hamilton Cindy Born Judy Kelly Orlando Fla Nancy Regis Miami

Tops name best loser at Saratoga Hall meeting

Illinois club met at Saratoga Hall Thursday with Frances Johnson named best loser of the week. Barb Manley Terry Kowalczyk and Suzane Motter tied for first runner-up. Phyllis Foster and Donna Arnold tied for second runner-up. Manley and Motter split the weekly nickels. Bake sale at Hornsby’s Saturday 9 a.m. Items may be brought to Donna Babcock’s home. Two new members welcomed. After the meeting Sarah Benson led an exercise session. A baggy dress parade may be held this week. Secret pals will be revealed and new ones drawn.

Illinois Saratoga Hall Frances Johnson Barb Manley Terry Kowalczyk Suzane Motter Phyllis Foster Donna Arnold Manley Motter Hornsby’s Donna Babcock Sarah Benson

Johnson-Peterson Family Reunion at Goold Park

About 45 members of the Johnson-Peterson families gathered at Goold Park for their annual reunion last Sunday. A 1 p.m. chicken dinner was followed by swimming and visiting. The Russell Davis and Wilford Dix families organized the meal. Next year’s reunion will occur the last Sunday in June at a location and committee to be named later. Oldest attendee was Mrs. Bernard Enervold and the youngest Kara Ener vold. Attendees hailed from Peoria, Pontiac, Wilmington, Newark, Lisbon, Aurora, New York, Joliet, Ottawa and Morris.

Johnson-Peterson Goold Park Russell Davis Wilford Dix Bernard Enervold Kara Enervold Peoria

Bromeland descendants hold rural family reunion near Yorkville

The Bromeland family reunion for Ole and Katrina Bromeland descendants gathered about 80 relatives at Harris Forest Preserve near Yorkville. Officials awarded oldest Rachel Bromeland of Plano and youngest Don Ivan Waite of Newark, with farthest travelers Mr. and Mrs. Mearr Borneman of Kansas City noted. Attendees came from Yorkville Somonauk Oswego Millbrook Kenosha New Lenox Morris Aurora Villa Park Geneva Big Rock Sheridan Plano and Newark. Hosting families were Terris Larson's descendants.

Ole Katrina Bromeland Harris Forest Preserve Yorkville Rachel Bromeland Plano Don Ivan Waite George Waite Newark Somonauk Oswego Millbrook Kenosha Wis New Lenox Morris Aurora Villa Park Geneva Big Rock Sheridan Terris Amelia Bromeland) Larson

Gardner Briefs and Vacation Notices From Local Church

The Rev. Larson of the Church of Hope Gardner leaves Monday for a three week vacation and study. For pastoral care during absence contact Mary Lee Howard, Maurine Brown, or Rev. James Patrick. Jack Howard will camp at Rainbow Council Boy Scout Camp Morris with Tom Perkins and family and Donald Bergland. An August scout jamboree will be held in Pennsylvania. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Art McBeath from Ohio visiting relatives and at a McBeath reunion in Dwight. Mrs. Josephine Sowers was admitted to St. Joseph Hospital Joliet by Gardner Ambulance. The Firemen Carnival was a success with cooperative weather and a well attended children’s parade and Gardner water fights. The parade began at 6 p.m. Sunday with many former Gardner residents returning.

Larson Church of Hope, Gardner Mary Lee Howard Maurine Brown James Patrick Jack Howard Rainbow Council Morris Pennsylvania Tom Perkins Dan Donald Bergland Donnie Howard Art McBeath Ohio McBeath Dwight Josephine Sowers St. Joseph Hospital Joliet Gardner Ambulance Gardner

Christensen Family Reunion at South Wilmington Beach Club

The Christensen Reunion gathered 34 members at the South Wilmington Beach Club for a noon potluck. Paul Saffer presided as short business session produced new officers Marvin Humbert president Larry Halkon vice president and Margaret Morris secretary treasurer. Entertainment was led by the Anton Scow families with awards for oldest member Howard Nelson youngest Misty Humbert and farthest distance Jim Hiatt family from Aurora. Activities included swimming bingo horseshoes and children’s games followed by ice cream and cake. The next reunion will be hosted by the Walter Christensen family on the second Sunday of July 1978 at the same location.

Gardner Christensen South Wilmington Beach Paul Saffer Marvin Humbert Larry Halkon Margaret Morris Anton Scow Howard Nelson Misty Humbert Jim Hiatt Aurora Walter Christensen

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MR. and Mrs Mark Duke Lori Gant Sherri Gant Jamie Farmer of Maid of Honor Hospital News Patricia Alsip Jacquelyn St James Close Johnson Ave Alan Entwistle N. Rve Chester Grundy Washington Raymond Hayton Park Blvd Nora Johnson East St Dennis Kenney Wauponsee St Frank Smith Jr Mooseheart Dr Ella Prusa Braidwood Roderick Bakes Theodore Hahn Oscar Anderson Seneca Kenneth McKittrick Jean Walker Matthew Knudson Naomi Dr Thomas Hougas Sharon Enerson Donald Edmondson Alice Punke Henry Barschdorf Grundy County Henry Frey W. North St Vinh Houyen Jackson St Timothy Murtaugh Batavia Melvin Mack Braceville James Miller Mazon John Corneglio South Wilmington Morris Dry Court House Brierly Reunion Allan Jumper Eames, Channahon Shentil Channahan Jr. High Maurice Wills Steven Anderson Nancy Black Liberty & Jackson Cemetery Aid Meets THE Daily Herald Morris Publishing Company Illinois Corporation East Washington Street Ilinois Thomas E. West Herald Office Charlotte Bretto Tamara Hamilton David Kelly Fred Kelly Peter Weedon Washington, D.C Jerry Barker Sylvester Stallone Bromeland Descendants Gardner Notes Tabler Jewelry Liberty
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