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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1966

Page

5

Morris Women Attend 71st Illinois Federation Convention

Mrs Stephen Black Jr and others from Morris Junior Woman's Club attended the 71st Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Chicago. The group reported 100 percent subscription participation and citations for federation project contributions. Mayor Daley received a $6 416 24 check from the federation for Hull House restoration in Jane Addams honor.

Stephen Black James Christensen John Bobbitt Leon Gant Morris Junior Woman’s Club Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs Sherman House Chicago Joseph Corsello Kenneth Allen Morris Club Morris Club Federation Morris Woman’s Club Ben Bernstein Lawrence Boyle Virginia Carper Donald Daisley Illinois Federation Richard Daley Hull House Jane Adams

4 H Club News Wauponsee Handy Anns Meet

The Wauponsee Handy Anns 4 H Club met with president Jane Ryder. Roll call named spring flowers. A silent auction will be at Hume School on Friday May 13. Demonstrations were given by Mary Phillips Roberta Phillips and Lynn Moore. Recreation was led by Lynn Herman Kathy Phillips and Jane Ryder. Lunch was served. Shelly Starks reporter.

Wauponsee Handy Anns Jane Ryder Hume School Mary Phillips Roberta Phillips Lynn Moore Lynn Herman Kathy Phillips Shelly Starks

Steel Ue NOTES and Public Admissitions

Admission list includes Kimberly Cam len and others with addresses in Joliet Gardner Minooka and Rte. 4. Dismissals include Twin sons of Mr and Mrs Pearson and Mrs Wickert and others. Accident report notes James Promis of Joliet treated for a foot injury from a steel mishap at the Dresden Nuclear Plant.

Kimberly Camlen E. Main St Seth Madison Gardner Wayne Floyd Joliet Bruce Snider Liberty St Robert Mansmith Rte. 1 James Leno Donald Lee Unland Minooka Daniel Snyder Rte. 4 Thomas Pearson Merle Wickert Grant Russell Houge Richard Bottomley Rte James Promis Dresden

Top students invited to awards dinner by Western Illinois University

James Daniel Carey son of Mr and Mrs Donald Carey will join 84 top ranking students invited to an awards dinner by President A L Knoblauch at 6 p m this Sunday in the Union ballroom Mrs Henry Punke of 422 E Illinois Ave underwent surgery today at St Joseph Hospital Joliet Room 707

James Daniel Carey Donald Carey Nettle St Western Illinois University A. L. Knoblauch Union Ballroom Henry Punke E. Illinois Ave St. Joseph Hospital Joliet

Royal Masters and club gatherings fill weekend schedule

Joliet events include Royal and Select Masters degrees at Morris Temple at 2 30 p m and a Select Masters dinner at 6 30 p m. Monday brings Scandinavian Smorgasbord and meetings at local halls. Food tip notes canned meats slice thinner for more servings.

Joliet

Grundy County Salon 672 Holds Pot Luck Meeting

Members met Wednesday night at the Legion Hall for a pot luck supper. Mrs. Siegel Sampson presided. Reports of committees were read and accepted. A donation was made to the nurses scholarship fund. New members initiated. Social hour followed. Next meeting June 1 at Weitz's for dinner at 6 p.m.

Grundy County Legion Hall Siegel Sampson Nurses Scholarship Fund Howard Pinder Nettie Wiedner Weitz’s

VFW Auxiliary Plans Poppy Days and Awards Given

The V F W Auxiliary met in the hall on Thursday evening with Mrs. James Higgins leading. They announced poppy day plans from Friday noon to Saturday noon and May 11 reservations for the May 21 dedication dinner and dance. Awards went to Mrs. Gordon Baker Mrs. Jennie Pack and LaVerne Helland.

V.F.W V.F.W. Hall James Higgins Department Betty Buzzard Gordon Baker Jennie Pack LaVerne Helland

IAPGCAA Meeting Hosted by Mrs Stalker

Mrs William Stalker hosted the IAPGCAA at her home on Thursday evening assisted by Mrs Harry Curzon Roll call recalled memories of mother De votions led by Mrs Joseph Johnson and Mrs Curzon who presided at the business meeting A birthday song honored Mrs John Rossi and Mrs Viola Walker Mrs E T Pugh led recreation presenting each member a plant for Mother's Day Lunch with favors was served by the hostesses

William Stalker Iapgcaa Harry Curzon Mother Joseph Johnson Curzon John Rossi Viola Walker E. T. Pugh Charles Wallace

Lodge NAB A met and awarded members at midweek gathering

The Lodge N A B A held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Harry Laabs. Awards went to Mrs. Harry McNeil Mrs. Orrin Fosen and Mrs. Lucy McCarthy. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Laura McNeil. The W S C S will meet Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the Methodist Church Circle One hosts and provides music. The program focuses on Participating in the War on Poverty with speaker Skip Wagoner. The Royal Neighbors dinner is Monday at 6 30 p m at Eagle's Hall meat rolls and coffee provided attendees bring table service and a dish to pass.

D.A.R Morris Savings and Loan Sweet Adelines American Legion Hall Royal Neighbors Eagle’s Hall Nettle Creek Unit GCHE Ronald Ness W.S.C.S First Methodist Church Circle Six Dagmar Moberg Xi Epsilon Kappa Sorority Beta Sigma Phi Jane Thompson Lodge N.A.B.A Harry Laabs Harry McNeil Orrin Fosen Lucy McCarthy Laura McNeil Circle One Skip Wagoner

Kitty McKinley Chapter mini meeting notes in Mazon

Mazon The Kitty McKinley Chapter OES met at the Masonic Hall with Mrs Gilbert Gantzert and Ivan Pfeifer in charge. One candidate was ballot ed for initiation on June 21. The 24th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ivan Pfeifer was observed. lunch committee named for next meeting. Refreshments served by Mr and Mrs Ray Sutton.

Kitty McKinley Mazon O.E.S Masonic Hall Gilbert Gantzert Ivan Pfeifer Jerry Soward Earl Davies Ray Sutton

Grundy County Motor Fuel Tax Receipt for April

Grundy County’s share of the motor fuel tax paid into the state treasury during April totaled 9223 dollars. The payment reflects April tax collections from fuel purchases earmarked for state revenue sharing.

Grundy County

Marriage Licenses Granted in Cook County Area

Lee Norman Wills of Route 1 Mazon and JoAnn Patricia Barra of Route 1 Coal City filed for marriage licenses. Stanley Garhart Hanson Jr. of 527 Benton Street and Dianna June Dibble of 206 East High Street also received licenses.

Lee Norman Wills Rte. 1 Mazon JoAnn Patricia Barra Coal City Stanley Garhart Hanson Jr Benton St Dianna June Dibble E. High St

W S C S and Church Women Meet in Gardner

The Asbury Methodist W S C S met Monday in the Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Anna B Hollmeyer presiding. Guests will attend a special meeting with Mrs Gaynelle James speaking on Ecuador. The First Presbyterian Woman's Association met Monday evening planning a Mother Daughter banquet at the Redwood Inn May 9. Honor roll and admissions details follow for Gardner South Wilmington High School.

Alfred Walker Castile Main St Ed Randakl Billings Mont R. Y. McIntyre Florida Fred Grieff Clare Mich Beatrice Mainey Madison Wis Harold Misener Silver Cross Hospital Joliet Milan Small Aurora Clyde Small Louise Zupancie Joe Chicago Lyle Small Dawn Renee George Pearson New Lenox S. B. Oberholtzer W.S.C.S Asbury Methodist Church Anna B. Hollmeyer Alvin Olson John Int-Hout Gaynelle James Ecuador Women’s Association Woman’s Association First Presbyterian Church Erma Andersen Mabel Hansen Redwood Inn Kankakee Harry Howland Clarence Barr Gerald Andersen

John Giacomo 64 Coal City Resident Dies After Illness

John Charlie Giacomo of Coal City died at home after a brief illness. Survived by brothers Anton of Oroville and Peter of Coal City and sister Mary Selotti of Pontiac, he was born August 6 1901 in Coal City and worked for G M O Railroad. Preceded by parents and twin Domenic. Funeral Saturday at Reeves Funeral Home 9 am to Assumption Church 9 30 am. Burial Mt Olivet Cemetery Braidwood. Chapel hours 7 10 pm today.

Coal City John Charlie) Giacomo Anton Oroville Calif Peter Mary) Selotti Pontiac G.M. & O. Railroad Domenic Reeves Funeral Home Assumption Catholic Church George Flynn Mt. Olivet Braidwood

Nellie Buck Rumble 98 Funeral services held in Florida

Mrs. Nellie Buck Rumble aged 98 died earlier. Funeral services were held April 30 at the Coral Gable Funeral Home in Florida with burial in Atmoore. Born September 20, 1868 in Morris she was the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Buck. Survived by daughter Mrs. Clara Dennis of Miami and brother Jesse A. Buck of 618 E Jackson St.

Nellie Buck Rumble Coral Gable Fla Atmoore Morris Thomas Elizabeth Buck Clara Dennis Miami Jesse A. Buck E. Jackson St

Wallin Elected President of Alumni Club

More than 50 University of Illinois alumni and guests attended a Grundy County Illini Club dinner at Morris Country Club on Founders Day. Dr. Lowell Fisher discussed Illinois junior colleges, then Erwin Godfrey presided as president. officers chosen for the coming year included William Wallin as president Frank Kuntz as vice president Matt Viglioceco as secretary and Godfrey as treasurer.

University of Illinois Grundy County Illini Club Morris Country Club Lowell Fisher Illinois Atty Erwin Godfrey William Wallin Mazon Frank Kuntz Morris Matt Viglioceco Coal City Godfrey

Fatal collision on U S 40 near St. Elmo claims life

Two cars collision on U S 40 west of St. Elmo Illinois killed Fred W. Reiss 83 of St. Peter. Driver Shirley Bayles 21 of Brownstown was hospitalized in fair condition at Vandalia. Her 7 month old Chad suffered minor injuries.

ST. Elmo, Ill U.S. 40 Here Fred W. Reiss St. Peter Shirley Bayles Brownstown Vandalia Chad

Student List by Class Tabled for School Page Run

Louis, Jaylene Savant, Gordon Schoop and Donna Testa are juniors. Lydia Lissy and Mary Kaye Luck are sophomores. Pamela Boggetto is a sophomore. Richard Patton and Steve Phillips are freshmen.

Rice coeds approve alcohol in rooms on trial basis

At Rice University Brown College the student body voted two thirds in favor of permitting alcoholic beverages in dorm rooms on a trial basis next fall. Men’s colleges already allow the privilege. The other university college keeping the anti liquor rule remains.

Houston, Tex Rice University Brown College University College

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