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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1973

Page

2

Joyce Meador and John Crum Wed at Immaculate Conception

Joyce Ann Meador and John O Crum married at Immaculate Conception Church with a 1 pm ceremony on February 10 officiated by Rev James Kinzig.Music included In Love We Gather These Two and Ave Maria. Attendants wore willow green and ivory, with bouquets of ivory carnations pink roses and baby’s breath carried by the bridal party.

Immaculate Conception Church Joyce Ann Meador John O. Crum James Kinzig Richard Gilmour Ave Maria Albert Meador Rte. 2 Ivan Crum Jane Neary Dior Judy Burton Connie Derby Diana Crum Michele Mitchell

Couple Wed After Scout Group Event at Bethlehem Church

Morris couple with roots in Woodriver and Morris wed after a Den 1 Pack 471 meeting at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Randy Larson and Paul Tondini served treats, wedding party included Ty Hancock Virgil Stacy and Mike Kerr as groomsmen, Brian Giannerini ringbearer. Bride and groom are Morris Community High School graduates employed by Illinois Bell and Amax Aluminum, residing at 215 Liberty St.

Den Bethlehem Lutheran Church Mrs. Larson Petty Randy Larson Paul Tondini Kevin Sanders William Smith William D. Mitchell Rte. 2 Ty Hancock Woodriver Virgil Stacy Mike Kerr Morris Brian Giannerini Kenrick Hall Josephine Giannerini Vernita Derby Rosemary Ferguson Cheryl Mooney Patti Smith Morris Community High School Illinois Bell Telephone Co Amax Aluminum Co Liberty St

Calendar events and meetings for Thursday to Tuesday

SAPGCAR meets at 7 30 p m with Mrs Helen Bunton Norman Homemakers Club family night and potluck at 6 p m at Farm Bureau bring table service and dish to pass Special meeting of Cedar Lodge 124 AF AM with two third degrees at 7 p m Calvary Baptist Bible study at 7 30 p m with John Marx FRIDAY WSCS executive meeting at 9 30 a m SATURDAY Goose Lake Country Club meets at 6 p m with Mr and Mrs Eugene Golimowski Bring meat dish and dish to pass and two wrapped gifts for bingo TUESDAY Women's Relief Corps meets at 7 30 p m at Eagles Hall Initiation and officers are to wear white

Sapgcar Helen Bunton Norman Homemakers Club Farm Bureau Cedar Lodge AF & AM Calvary Baptist Bible Study John Marx WSCS Goose Lake Country Club Eugene Golimowski

March Hike by Outdoor Club to 5 Mile River Route

The Outdoor Club announces an easy five mile hike between Illinois State Park and Marseilles Locks along the Illinois River this Saturday. A caravan will depart from the south end of the Illinois Liberty Street lot at 12 30 p.m. reaching the park service building at 1 00 p.m. Hikers will proceed west along the river road and a shuttle will return to the park. For details call 942 1209.

Illinois State Park Marseilles Locks Illinois River Illini State Park Illinois Liberty St

Hospital Visiting Hours by Floor

Visiting hours for Medical and Surgical floors run 2 to 3 30 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Obstetric floor visitors may come 2 30 to 3 30 p.m. and 7 to 8 30 p.m.

Allen presents program at historical society meeting

Allen presents program at the Grundy County Historical Society meeting in Morris. Mr Allen of Glen Ellyn, a DuPage College history professor, gave an illustrated talk on This is Illinois, tracing the state's history from its beginnings. New members and guests were welcomed, refreshments served, and a social time followed.

Allen Historical Society John Ullrich Lois Glen Ellyn DuPage College Illinois

Family Night Dinner at First United Presbyterian Church Morris

A Family Night Dinner will be held Sunday at 6 p.m. at First United Presbyterian Church in Morris. Families should bring table service and two dishes to pass and help share the meat cost. John and Kitty Kohout of LaGrange Park present the theme Magic Of The Dunes with photography and music addressing creation and carelessness. Public invited.

First United Presbyterian Church Morris John Kitty Kohout LaGrange Park Dunes

Lisbon church holds monthly Bible study and notices

The monthly Bible study group met Tuesday morning and evening at Lisbon Bethlehem Church. Jonas Mikelson has returned home from Morris Hospital. Harvey Loveless and family of Aurora and Stanley Johnson visited Ebert Davick in Ottawa. Davick is a patient at St. Mary’s Hospital in LaSalle. Lawrence Larson and family and Nils Viland attended Merle McClintock’s 25th wedding anniversary at Eagles Hall. The Krug Family gave a musical program Sunday evening at West Lisbon Church, preceded by a potluck supper.

Lisbon Bethlehem Church Jonas Mikelson Morris Hospital Harvey Loveless Aurora Stanley Johnson Ebert Davick Ottawa Davick St. Mary’s Hospital LaSalle Lawrence Larson Nils Viland Merle McClintock Eagles Hall Morris Krug West Lisbon

Physical inactivity blamed for heart disease says Dr Mann

Dr George V Mann of Van derbilt University spoke at the University of Illinois on February 20 about a ten year Maasai study. He argued that physical activity, not diet or stress, is the main cause of coronary disease and that serum cholesterol is not a reliable predictor. He cautioned that high blood pressure remains a key precursor and questioned polyunsaturated fats’ preventive value.

Urbana George V. Mann Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Nashville Tenn University of Illinois Mann East Africa

Morris Woman's Club Meets at First United Methodist

Morris Woman's Club will meet 7 30 p m Monday at the First United Methodist Church with special guests from the Morris Junior Woman's Club and Morris school teachers. Mrs Ruth Bores and Mrs Mryna Simon present mini vacations in the Chicago area. Refreshments by Mrs Oller man committee.

Morris Woman’s Club First United Methodist Church Morris Chicago Area Ruth Bores Mryna Simon M. E. Tascher Elizabeth Thompson Bert Tweeten Robert Ollerman

World Day of Prayer observed at Morris Free Methodist Church

The Morris Free Methodist Church hosts a World Day of Prayer service Friday at 7:30 p.m. with a 6 p.m. potluck. The observance, under the theme My Life I Give, emphasizes personal renewal and aligns with a year of evangelism across more than a hundred denominations. The national program booklet is issued by the National Association of Evangelicals.

Morris Free Methodist Church Armstrong National Association of Evangelicals

Didrickson and Connor Welcomes Son in Hinsdale Hospital

Mrs Didrickson of Western Springs and her husband announce the birth of a son at Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital at 10 30 a m Wednesday The mother is the former Terri Connor daughter of Dr and Mrs Frank Connor of 521 East Chapin Street The family resides in Western Springs Illinois.

Iia Oe Didrickson Western Springs Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital Terri Connor Frank Connor E. Chapin St

Illinois Wesleyan Dean's list 1972 73 students named

Two separate 1972 73 campus notes list Illinois Wesleyan University students on the Dean's list with a 3 25 GPA or higher. The Morris Morris Morris addresses appear for several students, plus Dwight district resident Barbara Clement and two Mazon High School seniors Mary Hanley and Sandra Lowery are selected for the seventh annual Who's Who Among American High School Students 1972 73 with details on clubs activities and family backgrounds.

Illinois Wesleyan University Morris Diane Finch Rte Mary Carlene Harseim Deborah Hoffman Vine St Joyce Peterson First Ave Sharon Stidley W. Fremont Keith Stidley Fremont Nancy Thompson Dwight Barbara Clement E. North St Mary Hanley Sandra Lowery Mazon High School Miss Hanley William Hanley Verona Fox Center Miss Lowery Warren Lowery Mazon GAA

Goodwill in Indianapolis Says Donation Boxes Used as Junk Repositories

Goodwill Industries Inc of Indianapolis reports its donation boxes at shopping centers have become depositories for unwanted items. A spokesman says about $75,000 annually is spent disposing of donated items found in the boxes, including littered kittens and puppies, rusted hot water heaters, and broken kitchen sinks.

Indianapolis Goodwill Industries Inc Goodwill

Two Students Vying for $1,000 Scholarship Awards

Two high achievers compete for one of ten $1,000 scholarships funded by the publishers. Winners will be invited to participate in the firm’s annual survey of top students later in the academic year. Both plan to attend Joliet Junior College in the fall.

Joliet Junior College

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