Zoning Certificates Issued by Morris Offical Don Gilchrist
Zoning certificates issued include Sereno permit to place a sign at 47 Buchanan St in a BM district. J R Kinsella allowed fence at 922 Wauponsee St. Glen Bright may construct a 10 by 7 foot shed at 233 Robinson Dr in B-2. George Scott approved for 42 inch fence at 723 Second Ave. Grate Sign Co Joliet approved 90 foot fence at Mr Quick restaurant in B-III district.
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Second Ave
Grate Sign Co
Joliet
Mr. Quick
Sign Permits Issued In Various Districts
A 4 foot fence permit was issued to John Diederich at 1111 Wauponsee St in an R L district. Grate Sign Co received a permit for a non fishing sign at Illinois 47 and U S 6 in a B UL district. LaSalle Sign Co approved for A and W restaurant sign replacement. Wesley Horrell was granted a garage project near his home in a B II district. Grate Sign Co also approved for a Sara toga Inn sign in a B III L district.
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Wauponsee St
John Diederich
Grate Sign Company
U.S. 6
A&w
LaSalle Sign Co
Wesley Horrell
Robinson Dr
Saratoga Inn
Grate Sign Co
Squirting Cucumber, a Prickly Vining Plant
A perennial vine bears prickly fruit nicknamed squirting cucumber. When ripe any disturbance triggers the fruit to eject its seeds in a jet from a hole at the base.
Car Damaged in Turning Accident
Morris police report two weekend crashes. At 1 10 p m Friday on Division and Washington Streets Paul Gearhart 16 of Dwight turned into the path of Morris resident August Corneils 38 driving a semitrailer Gearhart signaled a left turn and Corneils hit the right side Gearhart passenger Mrs Norma D Gearhart reported rib pains but was not admitted to Morris Hospital. A separate incident at 7 50 p m Thursday in the A W parking lot involved Emma Bottomley 26 backing from a stall into Charles Hough s unattended Ram Ram 1964 and right rear door damage.
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Morris
H. Corneils
Yorkville
Paul M. Gearhart
Dwight
Division St
Washington St
Donald Ward
Ward
Gearhart
Corneils
Norma D. Gearhart
Gearhart Auto
Morris Hospital
A&w
Emma M. Bottomley
Rte. 2
Charles E. Hough
Bottomley
Hough
Boy 16 Ticketed For No Tail Lights On Motorbike
Gregory E. Dummitt 16 of Route 2 was ticketed by city police Sunday for no tail lights on the Honda motorcycle he drove on N Division Street. He is to appear in court Thursday.
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Gregory E. Dummitt
Rte. 2
N. Division St
Truck Hit by Crossing Gates at Rock Island Crossing
Peter J. W Krause 21 of Schofield Wis drove a GMC truck owned by Bates Truck Body of Schofield over the Rock Island crossing on Division Street as the lights flashed. He said he did not see the gates and did not notice them until they struck the rear of the truck. Police reported no damage and Krause claimed there were no gates at crossings in Wisconsin.
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Peter J. W Krause
Schofield
Wis
Bates
Rock Island
Division St
Krause
Wisconsin
Youth Nor ris Ticketed for Speed on Division
Morris police ticketed a Morris youth named Norris for traveling too fast for conditions on Division Avenue Saturday according to the report. The incident involved a youth driver and police enforcement on a local street.
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Morris
Norris
Morris Police
Norris cited for speeding on Division Street turnoff
North St resident William A. Norris nineteen of 515 St. North St. was ticketed by Policeman Dean Sager for spinning tires and driving fast while turning from Division Street onto North. Norris posted his license as bond and must appear in court July 27.
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North St
William A. Norris
Division St
Dean Sager
Norris
Drowns in River at Keokuk Yacht Club
Six year old Douglas Allen Vickers of Hamilton drowned Sunday after falling into the Mississippi River near the Keokuk Yacht Club. His parents William and Mrs. Vickers Jr. had just docked their pontoon boat. authorities said the body was recovered about an hour later.
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Keokuk. Town
Douglas Allen Vickers
Hamilton
Mississippi River
William Vickers Jr
Keokuk Yacht Club
Orbiting Monkey Benny Reported Healthy in Space
AP reports Benny the mild astro monk in orbit 200 miles above Earth is well and feeding on pellets. The Thailand pigtail monkey was launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a Delta rocket to a 30 day mission as neural sensors guide future long term spaceflight.
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Washington
Benny
Thailand
Cape Kennedy
Space Agency
Barton Distilling Co Claims No Alcohol in Grains Feed
The Barton Distilling Co of Chicago states dried grain used in animal feeds contains no alcohol residue. They claim the grain provides proteins vitamins and corn oil rather than alcohol, and that all animals fed from it receive these nutrients.
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Barton Distilling Co
Chicago
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