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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
3
Heirs And Executor Named In Augusta Lutz Estate
The late Augusta Lutz of Gardner left children and grandchildren as beneficiaries in a will filed in the probate division. She died March 26 at 85 in Open Arms Shelter Dwight. The bond for executor Karl Lutz was set at 26000. One fourth of the Gardner house and lot goes to Raymond Carty, Robert Lutz, Karl Lutz, and grandchildren Joyce Jo Ann and Judith. Rest of property to be split among Karl, Robert, and the granddaughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Lutz
Gardner
Circuit Court
Lutz
Dwight
Karl B. Lutz
Raymond Carty
Kankakee
Robert Lutz
Louisville
Karl Lutz
Joyce
Jo Ann
Judith
Rockford
Weston Lutz
Karl
Robert
Hearing Set on Symonds Estate Will probate petition filed
Hearing is set for June 7 on probate of the will of Pearl E. Symonds who died April 23 at Morris Hospital at age 76. Personal property is valued at 6000 and real estate at 40000. estate to be divided equally among sisters Flora Clark Lillian Gortner and Mildred Hampton. Executor nomination names Robert Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl E. Symons
Mazon
Morris Hospital
Flora M. Clark
Joliet
Lillian S. Gortner
Open Arms
Dwight
Mildred S. Hampton
Miss Alberta Constantine Wins Wall Street Journal Award
Miss Alberta Constantine of Braceville, a senior in NIU College of Business, receives the Wall Street Journal Award during the college's annual awards program held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Constantine
Braceville
Northern Illinois University
College of Business
Wall Street Journal
Gardner community notes highlight club activities and gatherings
United Lutheran Church Women met at Mrs. Sandeno’s home with Bible study led by Rev. Gilbertson and a father son banquet report. Gardner Woman's Club named officers and planned a June 7 picnic. Briefs cover birthdays, travel for funerals, illness substitutes, and a Kellogg Chapter OES Past Matrons gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Allison
Kellogg
O.E.S
George Berger
Sherwood Berger
Leonard Simms
Anna B. Hollmeyer
Royal and Select Masters schedule and community meetings
Saturday Royal and Select Masters confer degrees at Morris Masonic Temple 2 30 p.m. and hold a recognition dinner at 6 30 p.m. Various clubs meet through Monday to Thursday including D A R Sweet Adelines Royal Neighbors Nettle Creek Unit GCHE W S C S First Methodist Church American Legion Auxiliary Circle Six Xi Epsilon Kappa Sorority and Beta Sigma Phi. A recipe for season white sauce with poached eggs is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
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
W.S.C.S
Dagmar Moberg
Xi Epsilon Kappa Sorority
Beta Sigma Phi
Jane Thompson
Hospital Notes Admission and Discharges List
Visiting hours noted 2:30 to 3:30 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Admitted include Mrs Katherine Walinski of 801 Second Ave transferred to Mayo Clinic Laura Inocencio Coal City Debra Tyler Gardner Marvin Larson 905 E Jefferson St. Discharged include Donald Unland Rve 2 Minooka Mrs Margaret Hunter Wilmington Dan Snyder Rte 4 Wayne Floyd 600 Fourth Ave Joliet Mrs Robert Lyons and son 224 Robinson Dr Mrs Donald Kaufman and daughter Rte 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Walinski
Second Ave
Mayo Clinic
Laura Inocencio
Coal City
Debra Tyler
Gardner
Marvin Larson
E. Jefferson St
Donald Unland
Rve
Minooka
Margaret Hunter
Wilmington
Dan Snyder
Rte. 4
Wayne Floyd
Fourth Ave
Joliet
Robert Lyons
Robinson Dr
Donald Kaufman
Rte. 3
Birthday dinner honors Louis Jr. with relatives
In the evening Louis Jr and his family joined other relatives for dinner at the home of his great-grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Paulson to celebrate the boy's eighth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jr
Walter Paulson
Cooking school at Braceville Fire Station hosts Fashion in Food
The Grundy County Home Maker's Extension sponsored an evening cooking school at Braceville Fire Station with a North ern Illinois Gas Co. home economist. Entertainment featured a local quartet and cornet solo by John Tibbott who announced plans for a Europe trip with the School Band of America. Door prizes went to six women and a $33 gift funded the Tibbet Music Scholarship. Also noted: American Legion Auxiliary to honor Gold Star Mothers Tuesday. Alicia Woman's Club meets with speaker Edward Wilt, Grundy County sheriff candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Joe Ryder
Robert Stinsberry
Irwin Lee
Robinson
Ruth Peterson
Roger Bull
Tibbett Music Scholarship Fund
Amusing household tips in Myrtle's car lore
A collection of playful definitions explains car parts and everyday chores with quirky comparisons. It blends humor about women drivers with simple homemaking advice, offering practical tips on car maintenance and kitchen cooking while mixing in light gender stereotyping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Seneca Notes Future Farmers Host Barnyard Frolic
The Seneca Future Farmers sponsored an all school party April 29 in the high school gym for high school students and area eighth graders. Prizes were awarded for best western dress and funniest costume. Proceeds go to the Seneca Area Swimming Pool Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers
Seneca Future Farmers
Sandy Reimer
Duane Larsen
Mike Biros
Gordon Bolt
David Johnson
Russell Fitzmaurice
Doug Palaschair
Ronald Petges
Seneca Area Swimming Pool Fund
Teens Thrown From Bike in Edwards and High Sts Crash
Two teenage boys, Gary Fleetwood 16 and Ronald Strait 17, were bruised and scratched when their Honda was struck by a car driven by Lois Godfrey 57. The 4 30 p.m. collision at Edwards and High Streets occurred after Godfrey failed to notice the bike riders, police said. Fleetwood suffered a scratch on his left elbow and Strait had a bruise on his right hip and scratches on his right elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Strait
Pleasant St
Fleetwood
Strait
Car Fire Call On Liberty Street No Damage Reported
Morris Fire Department responded to a car smoking on Liberty Street at 4 30 PM Friday. The vehicle with driver Jim Waters had the emergency brake overheat while parked in front of the old theatre. No damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fire Department
Liberty St
Jim Waters
Kitchen hacks for pans and storage tricks
The text describes bending rings, twisting them, and using a scouring pad inside a round vegetable brush to spare fingers from cleaning. It also advises storing flour with a bay leaf inside the canister to absorb moisture and keep the flour dry.
Willard Burr Jones Dies Unexpectedly at 55 in Morris
Willard Burr Jones 55 known to Morris residents died Friday at his home 116 E Chapin St found by his brother Harry C. Jones of Seneca. Coroner to hold inquest later. He worked 30 years as a bartender at Seven Gables Restaurant, then part time at Morris Country Club and Town House. Born November 5, 1910 in Morris, he played football and basketball in school, became a keen checker player, and belonged to Morris Country Club and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Survived by brother Harry, a half brother Roy Dibble of Oregon, a half sister Nona Broderick of Morris, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday 10:30 a.m. at Davis Funeral Home with Rev. Roy Hamburger. burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard (Burr) Jones
Morris
E. Chapin St
Harry C. Jones
Seneca
W. Clark Davis
Jones
Seven Gables
Morris Country Club
Charles and
Jennie (Carroll) Jones
Morris High School
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Harry
Roy Dibble
State of
Oregon
Nona Broderick
Bernice
Davis Funeral Home
Roy Hamburger
Evergreen Cemetery
Custody Battle Over Canadian Born Boy in Joliet Home
A Joliet custody suit centers on Jeffery a Canadian born boy in Catholic Charities care. Former foster parents Harold and Mrs Barnes of Addison Illinois seek to regain custody after an international adoption contract and hospital injuries. Judge Adesko scheduled further talks for May 16 urging a settlement without a bitter court fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jeffery
Catholic Charities of
Harold Barnes
Addison
Ill
Barnes
Quebec
University of Illinois
Barneses
Wanda Kintz
Thaddeus Adesko
Catholic Home
Gandhi probes drought areas as rains halt access
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi started an on the spot study of Maharashtra drought conditions but could not reach the hardest hit zones as unseasonal rains left roads impassable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Indira Gandhi
Maharashtra
Obituary James S. Ritter 76 of Florida
James S. Ritter 76 of Hialeah Florida died Thursday afternoon in Loveland Colorado. Born December 25 1892 in Kansas he trained and raced greyhounds for many years. Surviving wife Jessie Matteson a step daughter Helen Thayer Burtt of Flat Rock NC a step granddaughter and four step great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Davis Funeral Home with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Ritter
Hialeah
Fla
Loveland
Colo
Kansas
Mr. Ritter
Jessie Matteson
Morris
Robert
Helen Thayer) Burtt
Flat Rock
N. C
Davis Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Dewey Granted Change of Court
A second venue change for the murder trial of Russell Charles Dewey was granted in Freeport Illinois shifting the case to Elgin. Judge Marvin F. Burt assigned the case to the 16th Judicial Circuit with Chief Judge Charles G. Seidel agreeing to accept it. Dewey is charged with murdering Susan Brady in Rockford on December 20. Attorney Roy Lasswell argued a Northwestern Illinois jury could not be fair. Burt said finding an impartial jury might be difficult due to Rockford media coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport, Ill
Russell Charles Dewey
Circuit
Elgin
Marvin F. Burt
16Th Judicial Circuit
Charles G. Seidel
Burt
Rockford
Dewey
Susan Brady
Roy Lasswell
Freeport
Illinois
Palmer Tesdal Estate Filed in Circuit Court
In a will dated September 27, 1961 Palmer A Tesdal chairman of First National Bank left all property to his wife Hildegarde He died April 26 at 803 East North Street The will and petition to open the estate were filed Thursday in the circuit court probate division Personal property was estimated at 15000 with no real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer A. Tesdal
First National Bank
Hildegarde
E. North St
Probation Division
Circuit Court
Immigrants to Britain Rise From Commonwealth Nations
Indians and Pakistanis led the flow of immigrants to Britain from Commonwealth countries last year but the number who came to stay declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
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