Obituary for Max L. Hummel 1921 198? Morris
Max L. Hummel 56 of 848 E Chapin St Morris died at Morris Hospital at 12 05 a m Born July 10 1921 in Savanna son of Roy and Bertha Hummel He married Anna Mae Wilson March 21 1943 in Savanna A WWII veteran he served in European Theatre in a bomb disposal unit He retired from APSA and was a member of United Presbyterian Church Cedar Lodge 124 AF AM I O of Eagles and American Legion Surviving are his wife five children Ronald McHenry Mrs Robert T Georgeann Wilson McComb Mrs Kurt Susan Dikkers St Louis Mary Jo Hummel and Scott Morris sisters and a brother Funeral services Monday at First United Presbyterian Church burial Evergreen Cemetery Visitation Sunday at Davis Funeral Home Body to church Monday morning Memorials to Dr John B Roth Sr Cardi a Unit Morris Hospital or First United Presbyterian Church Morris
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Beaver) Hummel
Sabula Lowa High School
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U.S. Army
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Morris
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McHenry
Robert T
Georgeann) Wilson
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Susan
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Roy Hamburger
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Davis Funeral Home
John B. Roth Sr
Will County inmate hangs self at jail
A man jailed in Will County for the third time in two months was found hanged in his cell. Car Olivo, 31, was alone in his cell at his request, using a sheet tied to a bunk bed. The coroner said he died of strangulation while attempting to hang himself.
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Joliet
Ill
UPI
Will County
Olivo
Olive
Robert Tezak
Naperville tax protest planned at North Central College
Naperville residents plan a Monday protest against rising property taxes. James Tobin of the National Taxpayers Association says the rally will be at North Central College's student union as organizers urge withholding taxes to pressure local officials. Mayor Chester Rybicki notes only a half penny increase per $100 of assessment.
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Naperville
Ill
UPDA
Chester Rybicki
Rybicki
Markets Grain Prices at 12 Noon
Chicago traders mixed wheat and corn with soybeans advancing. Corn May at 2.62 down 1.4 cents, July 2.58 up 3.4, Sep 2.57 up 2. Soybeans May 7.30 1/2 up 2, July 7.21 1/4 up 4 1/4, August 7.06 1/2 up 4 1/4. Corn at 2.44, beans at 7.03.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Warhol Soup Can Painting Fetches $95,000
An Andy Warhol painting of a 19 cent Campbell's beef noodle soup can sold for $95,000 in New York on Thursday night. The 1962 work titled 19 cents was originally bought for $1,300 and is believed to set a record price for a Warhol soup can piece.
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UPI
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Warhol
Livestock Prices From Joliet Market Report
Joliet Illinois market notes show cattle with limited sales and price gains. Loads of high quality steers reach 59.25 while choice steers sit at 58.50 and many good to choice at 55.50. Hogs run 1,100 head steady to firm with No 1 210-240 lb at 50.00-51.00 and No 1-3 200-250 lb at 49.00-50.00.
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Joliet, Ill
Six Die In Dual Memphis Aircraft Collision
A Falcon jet with three Saudi student pilots and a Cessna 150 carrying a Memphis flight instructor and student collided near Memphis Airport. All six occupants died. FAA and airport officials described the incident during cloudy conditions with six miles visibility and a 1:10 p.m. EDT crash.
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Danny Conaway
FAA
Steve Norman
Mohamed al Aiesh
Yousef Amin
Abdullah al Surar
Barker
Baker
Bowman Transportation Co
Joliet teen drowns at gravel quarry incident
Joliet 17 year old Martin Tracy drowned while attempting to identify a mystery object seen in water near the Chicago Gravel Co quarry southwest of Joliet. He jumped in, surfaced, cried out, then disappeared and was not located.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Martin Tracy
Joliet
Chicago
Tracy
Illinois 178 52 and Rte 3 resurfacing contract awarded
The Illinois Department of Transportation awarded a resurfacing contract worth 173253 to J. P. Wetherby Construction of Ottawa. The project covers 5.61 miles on Illinois 178 from Lowell north .93 miles, on U S 52 from Illinois 23 to Lisbon, and on state aid Route 3 from U S 52 to Sheridan. Bids were opened April 28.
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Illinois
Lowell
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Sheridan
Community counsels seeks private agency for family help
Buck notes CETA could fund initial staff salaries with possible township and county revenue sharing. He sees need for extensive local family counseling beyond crisis care, with Joliet programs like Project Together, New Spirit Club, Operation Friendship, and Reflections guiding elderly visits, stroke victim support, ex mental patients, and mother daughter communication improvements. Jan Sutter
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Buck
Joliet
O.K
Jan Sutter
MCHS Calendar Highlights Week Events
The calendar lists events from MCHS including Prisms Spring Show Friday at 8 p.m in the auditorium, Delta Phi Art Show Saturday 7 to 10 p.m and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m in the gym, Senior Class outing to Great America with 9 a.m. departure, regional baseball and softball at 4 p.m, Honors Day Assembly Tuesday at 9 a.m in the gym, seventh period final exams Friday May 26, and Baccalaureate Sunday May 28 at 8 p.m in the gym.
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LaSalle
Bradley
Joan Little Fights Extradition in Final Appeal
New York fugitive Joan Little, 24, seeks to block extradition to North Carolina after acquittal in a prison guard murder case. Judge Duffy denied the claim life threats justify appeal. Kunstler appeals to the 2nd Circuit as NC court orders her return. Little escaped a North Carolina minimum security prison last October and was arrested in Brooklyn after a high speed chase.
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New York
UPI
Joan Little
North Carolina
U.S
Kevin T. Duffy
Ms . Little
Raleigh
William Kunstler
U.S. Appeals Court For
2Nd Circuit
Duff
Miss Little
Trial Testimony Details Pizza Hut Robbery Plan
Witnesses described a planned armed robbery at a Pizza Hut with Davis and Willis recruiting Witherington. Davis allegedly handed money to Witherington and warned them of trouble, while Witherington claimed he refused to enter the crime and feared for his life as gun threats were made. Details of the car ride, location on Mine Rd and echoes of police station shouting were disclosed along with a measured 686.2 foot distance from the rear Pizza Hut door to Illinois 47.
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Illinois 47
Willis
Witherington
Morris
Ottawa Bend
Wampler
Robert Lynes
Atty. Mason
Lynes
Mason
Rondell Davis
Michael Witherington
Mine Rd
Echo Bowling Lanes
Withering
Grundy County
Charles Zalar
Hailstones Smash Coffeyville Peak Record Weighing 123 Pounds
United Press International reports the world s largest hailstones fell in Coffeyville Kansas on March 9 1970 with stones weighing up to 123 pounds and 7.5 inches in diameter.
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United Press International
Coffeyville, Kan
Six month sentence for Kim in payoffs case
South Korean businessman Hancho Kim was sentenced to six months in prison for conspiracy to defraud the United States and for lying to a federal grand jury about a $600,000 payment from a Korean intelligence source. Judge Flannery also imposed three years probation.
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UPI
Hancho Kim
U.S
Kim
Richard Hanna
D-Calif
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
Thomas Flannery
Flannery
Allenwood
Capitol Hill
South Korea
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