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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1975

Page

4

Class of 1925 Holds Morris Reunion at Country Club

Morris High School Class of 1925 marked its 50th reunion on June 21 at Morris Country Club with 26 members and guests. Honored guests included retired teachers Mrs. Helen T. Barnes and Miss Sigrid Nelson. taped and verbal greetings came from former staff and principals. prizes recognized travel and long marriages. organizing committee included F. E. Condon and F. Wayne Graham.

Morris High School Morris Country Club Fred Benson Morris Kenneth Brayton Oklahoma City Okla Frank Hoge Lesley Montooth Peoria Willard E. Olson F. Wayne Graham Thomas Allan San Diego Cal Raymond Peacock Earl Heggen Shell Knob Erwin Ferguson Albert Weitz Forest Hills Fla Donald Elna Carlson Caisley Herbert Weltz Philip Braun George Mary Zavista Keyser St. Charles, II Evelyn Olson Price Jennie Howe Dean Hazel Peterson Newton Bingham, Me Pernel Marjorie Thompson Erwin Frances Thayer Helling Gordon Lillian Armstrong Winsor Helen T. Barnes Monticello Sigrid Nelson Calif Miami Merle E. Irwin Santa Barbara Morris High L. B. Maxwell Bradenton Hazel Newton

Morris Police Ticket Three Motorists This Weekend

Three motorists received traffic tickets in Morris over the weekend. John Clemons age 16 of 202 Mabel Court was cited for disobeying a red light at Jefferson and Liberty streets by Officer Douglas Francois at 7 30 p.m. Sunday and posted bond for court on July 16. Gary Lowery age 21 of Center Street Mazon was cited for 45 in a 25 mph zone at Vine Street and Fremont Avenue by Officer Robert Stansberry at 12 35 a.m. Saturday and posted bond for July 9. Peter Brockman age 20 of Route 1 Verona was cited for 45 in a 25 mph zone at Vine Street and Fremont Avenue by Officer Brockman at 12 40 a.m. Saturday and posted a bond certificate for court on July 9.

Morris John Clemons Mabel Gary Lowery Center St Mazon Robert Stansberry Vine St Fremont Ave Lowery Peter Brockman Rte. 1 Grand Ridge Rd Verona Brockman

Sadat faces Libya threat as peace with Israel nears

Egyptian President Anwar el Sadat confronts Libyan dictator Muammar el Qaddafi who seeks to derail any peace with Israel. Qaddafi uses merger schemes with Egypt and Tunisia while Libya's oil wealth fuels his bold ambitions. Internal strain builds as Egypt fights inflation and unemployment under he vast military burden and economic reform.

Anwar el- Sadat Israel Libya Alaska Egypt Sadat Muammar el-Qaddafi Qaddafi Idris Istanbul Europe Mediterranean Aswan Alexandria Habib Bourguiba Tunisia Bourguiba Cairo Texas New Mexico Nile Banks Faisal City Saudi Arabia Sabah Sheik Kuwait Zayed City Abu Dhabi Nasser

Plattville School Keeps Open After Parental Protest

Yorkville District approves student insurance with Continental plan costing 3 75 for K 6 and 5 for 7 12 with an optional 20 year round 24 hour coverage. Two year towels contract awarded and staff hires include a bus mechanic and seven teachers. Principal action keeps Plattville open amid parent taxpayer protests. other measures add staff, curriculum, and advisory council updates.

Yorkville Mike Drew Bristol Plattville Circle Center Kathy Kittee Carroll Seating Co Chicago Dean Thanepohn White and Co Downers Grove Vocational Education Advisory Council Blaine Harker Dick Haynes Don Jensen Ida Larson Phil McDonald Roger Nelson Dale Perkins Charles Pope Adele Reynolds Charles Stading Paul Steinwart Ray Torres Don Walker Robert Woodcock

Drowning deaths ruled accidental in Grundy County

A Grundy County coroner's jury ruled the river drowning deaths of brothers Stephen Haughtigan, 17, and Wilson Haughtigan, 15, accidental. They drowned June 16 in the Mazon River near White Tie Road Falls after slipping in shallow water while attempting to catch carp. bodies recovered June 20.

Grundy County Riverdale Stephen Haughtigan Wilson Haughtigan Mazon River White Tie Rd. Falls Jugtown Rd Mazon Boettger Haughtigans Haughtigan Coal City James Reeves Reeves

Police address choking report at Franklin and Washington Streets

Steve Dyer reported seeing a man choking a blonde woman at the intersection of Franklin and E Washington Streets. Police searched the area but could not locate anyone matching the description, including a man in a baseball cap on a Kawasaki motorcycle.

Steve Dyer E. Jackson St Morris Franklin and E. Washington Sts Dyer Douglas Francois Francois

Windows Broken At Straight-Way Dairy Investigated

Morris police investigate three broken windows at the Straight-Way Dairy on the north side after officers Kurt Salems and Tom Bednarik found scattered garbage and traces of blood in the alley at 11:30 p.m. Saturday. Mrs. Frank Lee Sr. notified. No injuries reported.

Morris Kurt Salems Tom Bednarik Salems Frank Lee Sr

Theft Reported by William Gleason at 110 E Chapin Sr

William Gleason reported to police at 11 07 a m Saturday that about 30 dollars was stolen from a billfold in his apartment within the past few days. He did not know the exact time of the theft. The loss amount was approximately 30 dollars.

William Gleason E. Chapin Sr Gleason

Bells for Independence Day ring at 1 p.m. July 4

Mrs. Gordon H. Collins, chairman of the Alicia C. Bliss DAR, announces that the Bells for Independence Day will toll at 1 p.m. on July 4. She urges public participation with hard bells, dinner bells and church bells.

Alicia C. Bliss The Daughters of the American Revolution DAR Gordon H. Collins

Morris Daily Herald publisher and office details

The Morris Daily Herald lists its owner Morris Publishing Company and publishing office at 122 East Washington Street Morris Illinois 60450. It is published daily except Saturdays and Sundays with Thomas E West as publisher.

The Morris Publishing Company Illinois Corporation Washington Street Morris Illinois Thomas E West

Worry Clinic on Parenting and Belief in Forever Homes

Dr George W Crane discusses emotional security for children, stressing consistent love from parents and teachers amid foster care trials. He shares his background in child psychology, promotes his Tests for Good Parents booklet, and includes letters from readers about parenting, school waste, and pet etiquette.

Billy D Billy Chicago California Welfare Dept Ann Landers Ann

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