Obituary Floyd Norwick of Newark Dies at 73
Floyd Norwick 73 of Route 1 Seneca died at Morris Hospital at 2 am. Born December 26 1889 in Mission Township he was a farmer and lifelong member of Norway Lutheran Church. Funeral services Saturday at 1 30 pm at Larson Gabel Newark and 2 pm at Norway Lutheran Church. Burial in Norway Cemetery. Visitation after 7 pm Friday at the funeral home. Survived by one sister Edith McCabe Morris and several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents four sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Floyd Norwick
Rte. 1
Seneca
Morris Hospital
Mission Township
Henry and
Hildur (Yaeger) Norwick
Norway Lutheran Church
Larson-Gabel
James Brooks
Norway Cemetery
Albert
Edith) McCabe
Morris
Oven grease fire prompts Morris FD call
The Morris Fire Department responded to a 12:05 p.m. Wednesday call from Mrs. Alice Matuszewski of 411 E Washington reporting a grease fire in her oven. No damage was reported.
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Morris Fire Department
Alice Matuszewski
411. E
Washington
Classic Used Cars for Sale in Local Dealership
1970 Chevelle Malibu 2 door hardtop V eight automatic power steering power brakes radio vinyl roof low miles clean 1895 dollars. 1969 Ford 2 door hardtop Fastback V eight automatic PS listed 1195. 1969 Ford Galaxie 500 2 door hardtop V eight automatic PS PB Air very sharp low miles 1395. 1968 Plymouth Fury 4 door V eight automatic PS PB very sharp 795. 1962 Ford Fairlane 4 door 3 speed standard trans very clean 295.
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Malibu
AT. P.S. P.B
P.S
P.B
Jail term set for Mark Goodlet in theft case
Mark Goodlet, 17, of Newark, received 30 days in county jail and two years probation after pleading guilty to theft and criminal trespass to a motor vehicle. He was ordered to pay $780 restitution to Otis Kiger, plus $35 court costs and $40 per year probation costs totaling $780, to be paid in 24 equal installments.
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Mark Goodlet
Rte. 1
Newark
Goodlet
Otis Kiger
Grant St
Kiger
Champaign
George Black
Robert W. Malmquist
Black
Richard Wilder
Cyclists Ticketed For Disobeying Road Barricades
Cyclists Thomas A Benson 23 of 315 Pine Street and Robert A Johnson 25 of Route 3 were ticketed at 1 25 a m by Patrolman Paul Ehrman and Sgt Alan Love after they crossed road closed barricades on Liberty Street 1000 block. Benson posted license bond and Johnson an insurance bond card. both face court on May 23. Angel I Garcia 22 of 7601 East Main Street was cited at 11 30 a m Wednesday for fictitious license plates on his car in the 800 block of East Jefferson Street. he posted his license as bond and is set for court June 4.
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Thomas A. Benson
Pine St
Robert A. Johnson
Rte. 3
Paul Ehrman
Alan Love
Liberty St
Benson
Johnson
Angel I. Garcia
E. Main St
E. Jefferson St
Newly Formed Unit District Names Secretary and Meeting Plans
The elect decision continues on page 1 with the board appointing a non member as secretary. Mrs Evelyn Griglione is unofficially appointed as secretary. Regular meetings set for the second Monday at 7 30 or 8 p m daylight saving time. The board will appoint a treasurer as first official order. Informal meeting scheduled for Thursday May 17 at 8 p m at Mazon High School. All elected official meetings discussing public business are open to the public.
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Evelyn Griglione
Meadors
Mazon High School
Vandalism Hits Johnson’s Glass Shop in Morris
Morris police answered a morning call from Lester W. Johnson owner of Johnson's Glass and Lock Service reporting broken glass block windows on the west side of his building. Patrolman Bremenkamp found nine blocks damaged by rocks with costs listed per block plus labor. The vandalism occurred overnight between 5 30 p m and 7 30 a m Tuesday.
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Morris Police
Lester W. Johnson
E. Jackson St
Johnson’s Glass and Lock Service
Carl Bremenkamp
Johnson
MCHS Board Deliberates Budgets and Hearing Delays
The MCHS board approves 21000 for faculty office supplies after Sutter recommends costs. Kane misses hearings and a nine page statement sparks a dispute with Joliet press coverage. Bids for portable bleachers range from 5153 to 7664 dollars as discussions continue.
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Sutter
Dieringer
Larry Kane
MCHS
Kane
Joliet
Robert Adcock
Terry Tripp
John Hynds
Judy Heifner
Hynds
Richard Taylor
Freak bicycle accident injures father and son
Barney Brockett and his four year old son Robert were treated and released from Morris Hospital after a bicycle ride in front of 804 East Jefferson Street. Brockett suffered a forehead gash requiring stitches while his son had a large forehead bump and facial abrasions.
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Barney Brockett
E. Jefferson St
Robert
Morris Hospital
Jack Kopczick
Brockett
Finland
Brackett
Fox River Closing to Boaters in Kendall County
Kendall County Sheriff Thomas N. Usry declares the Fox River and its tributaries closed to all boating until on or before June 11 due to flooding. Four canoes capsized Saturday near the Five Mile Bridge south of Plano. eight people were rescued as the river’s current runs at 20 to 25 mph.
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Yorkville
Kendall County
Thomas N. Usry
Fox River
Plano
Usry
Grundy County TB Board Meeting Set for Friday
The Grundy County Tuberculosis Care and Treatment Board will meet at 4 p.m. Friday at the Grundy County Health Department.
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Grundy County
Tuberculosis Care and Treatment Board
Wheat and corn prices in Chicago market report
In Chicago markets wheat No 2 soft red at 2.44n and No 2 hard red at 2.33n. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.99n. Oats No 2 extra heavy white at 1.0442n and soybeans No 1 yellow at 1.3212n. No 2 yellow corn sold Wednesday at 2.03.
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Chicago
Phone-tap checks rise after Watergate publicity
Illinois Bell reports a surge in requests for phone-tap checks in the past month as Watergate publicity spurs concern. Bernard Egenberger says many callers include ordinary citizens, managers in mergers, and dispute cases, with three taps found recently in domestic situations.
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Chicago
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Bernard Egenberger
Illinois Bell
George M. Keane
Cook County Board of Appeals
Egenberger
Mary
Traffic Court Returns: Multiple Plea Guilty Citations
A series of Coal City and nearby residents pled guilty to traffic and vehicle sticker offenses. Gordon K Brown 19 paid 100 fine and 10 costs for illegal transportation of liquor. Maria Lopes 34 paid 100 for driving without a license. Natividad Mendiola 55 paid 20 and 5 for no city vehicle sticker. Euna Newson 35 paid 20 and 5 for no vehicle sticker. Frank Albrecht 16 paid 10 and 5 for improper lane usage.
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Gordon K. Brown
E. Third St
Coal City
D. A. Wills
Broadway St
Blackstone St
Maria Tilma F. Lopes
Rte. 1
Mazon
Syd Reeve
Liberty St
High St. Natividad N. Mendiola
Tom Suddarth
High St
Euna
F. Newson
Division St
Thomas Sparrow
North St
Frank J. Albrecht
Mazon St
Charles Marketti
Chestnut St
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Raleigh
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Iowa
Dekan Timing and Athletic Co
Carol Stream
Southern Bleacher Construction Co
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Texas
Standard Steel Co
Three Rivers
Michigan
William Stangland
Jack Kutches
Richard Schweighart
Taylor
Ronald
Rose Marie) Bell
Jack Hynds
Morris Planning Commission
Saratoga
James Leonard
Helsinki
Jerry Belt
Carter
Cash & Carry
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U.S
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Joliet, Ill
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the Morris
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Thurs
Mothegp’s Day
Hornsby's
Federal Paper Board
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