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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1978

Page

5

Axel Swanson 82 Dies at Streator Rural Resident

Axel Swanson of rural Streator died Saturday afternoon at St Marys Hospital in Streator aged 82. Born October 19 1895 in Sweden he farmed in the Ransom Kinsman area and belonged to Verona Lodge AF and AM 757. He is survived by his wife Bertha several children grandchildren and great grandchildren two brothers a sister and other relatives. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Hagi Funeral Home with Rev Emil Blabaum officiating and burial followed in Allen Cemetery Ransom.

Streator Axel Swanson St. Mary’s Hospital, Streator Sweden August Brenda Swanson Ransom-Kinsman Verona Masonic Lodge AF & AM Bertha Helmar Puntacorda Fla Kenneth Gerald Gordon Hazel) Fellows Walter Harriet) Kotz Seneca John Shelby) Tobias Lakeland Alger Swanson Morris David Swanson Chicago Astrid Peterson Hagi Funeral Home Emil Blabaum Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Jean Metcalf Emily Shannon William Shaefer Ron John Swanson Robert Jim Katz Dan Tobias Allen Cemetery Ransom

Coal City community notes and upcoming events

Regular Scout Troop 466 meetings resume Monday at 7 p.m. at the Scout Shelter. Coal City Junior Women start their 1978-79 year with a potluck at 6:30 p.m. at New Hope Presbyterian Church. Call for accommodations. Bowlers sanctioned Saturdays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Toulie’s Lanes. age 7 to 21 may join. Little League diamond at Coal City Park closed for repairs. Wheels For Life fall Bike-A-Thon chairs appointed by St Jude in Atlanta. Wedding set for Sept 16 at Assumption Catholic Church Coal City between Lisa Perona and Larry Leet. Library Story Hour begins with registration through Sept 16. sessions Wednesdays 9:30-10:15 or 10:30-11:15 with dates listed. Contact Jan Holloway or Mary Hill with questions.

Coal City New Hope Presbyterian Church Kathy van Duyne Lou Ann Pacchetti Coal City Park St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Atlanta Raymond Mushro Wheels For Life Lisa Perona Larry Leet Assumption Catholic Church Lisa Donald P. Wilt Kenneth T. Perona Ft. Pierce, Fla Leet Robert J. Leet Wilmington Coal City High School Miss Perona Coal City Junior Women’s Club Jan Holloway Mary Hill

Kennedy Confirms Shelling of Kennedy Wound Paths

The panel settles on a three bullet theory tying bullets to Kennedy’s back throat chest skull and curb chip. Disputes remain over wound locations and autopsy handling with Warren report and prior studies cited.

Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Seonally Warren

Dram shop suit settled in Grundy County case

A dram shop suit filed last November was dismissed in Grundy County Circuit Court Thursday as all issues were settled. Alice Cockream, widow of Richard Cockream, sued Stehlik's Tavern in Braidwood and Uncle John's Country Inn in Godley, claiming her husband was killed on November 13, 1976 after drinking at the bars. She sought damages for death and $5,000 for funeral expenses.

Grundy County Alice Cockream Richard Cockream Robert Sandra Stehlik Stehlik Braidwood John Sweet Godley Cockream Braceville Rd

City sticker ticket issued to Aldred K Johnson

Aldred K Johnson of 1215 Price St received a citation at 2 10 p m Thursday for an ordinance violation no valid city sticker. The Oldsmobile was parked in the 100 block of Liberty St.

Aldred K. Johnson Price St Johnson Oldsmobile Liberty St

Joliet Market Report Shows Light Cattle Demand

Joliet Illinois market notes cattle sales insufficient to establish a trend with Holstein steers at 46.00 to 47.00. Hogs remain active with steady to firm barrows and gilts and some up to 49.65 for lighter 200-240 lb and 240-160 lb ranges. Monday’s receipts forecast cattle 3,500 hogs 1,400.

Joliet UPI

Wheat and corn slip as soybeans mix at Chicago noon

Markets over Chicago report wheat and corn retreating by about one to two points while soybeans show a mixed pattern at midday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat contracts drift lower with Sep at 3.3534, Dec 3.326, and Mar 3.30. Corn slips with Sep 2.2112, Dec 2.21, and Mar 3.30.

Chicago UPI Chicago Board of Trade

Suit seeks removal of railroad ties

A Grundy County Circuit Court suit filed by Ferdinand and Virginia Becker seeks an injunction to force Kenneth J. Hamilton to remove railroad ties blocking access on adjacent easement land. The 15 foot wide permanent roadway easement was granted March 11, 1969 to Rohrbach and Eddy heirs. Judge Robert Malmquist is presiding.

Grundy County Ferdinand and Virgina Becker E. River St Kenneth J. Hamilton N. River Rd Black and Black Hamilton Becker Harold Virginia Rohrback Charles Gloria Eddy Robert Malmquist

Roll Call Expands as Low-Cost Enrollments Spread

Local want ads invite more students to enroll at the affordable rate by dialing 942-3221 for information. The appeal emphasizes low-cost enrollment through classified listings and quick contact options.

MCHS Sports Schedule Fragment

MCHS calendar lists Friday football vs Ottawa at 6 and 8 p.m. Other events include Monday golf with Pontiac at 4 p.m. JV football vs St Bede at 4 30 p.m. Tuesday golf here vs Batavia at 4 15 p.m. Cross country here vs Ottawa at 4 p.m. Girls tennis here vs Batavia at 4 30 p.m. Thursday golf here vs Mazon at 4 p.m. Cross country here vs Waubonsie at 4 30 p.m. Freshmen football vs Streator there at 6 p.m. Friday Sept 15 girls tennis here vs Yorkville at 4 30 p.m. Football vs Streator there at 6 and 8 p.m. Saturday Sept 16 cross country at Princeton Invitational at 11 a.m.

Ottawa Pontiac St. Bede Batavia Mazon Waubonsie Streator Yorkville Princeton

Senate committee weighs larger income tax cut plan

Washington based UPI reports the Senate Finance Committee, in seven days of drafting, moved to prioritize individual income tax cuts and a capital gains tax debate while aiming for a cut larger than the House’s 10.4 billion for individuals. Chairman Russell Long proposed boosting the earned income credit with a 1.8 billion plan, and Senator Bob Dole floated an extra exemption for the totally disabled as the panel eyed broader relief amid inflation and Social Security tax rises. The measure would feature a refundable credit for low earners and a $400 maximum benefit, gradually phasing out for earnings between 4,000 and 8,000 dollars.

Washington UPI Senate Finance Committee House Russell Long D-La Bob Dole R-Kan Long

Convicted businessman leaves USSR amid visa approval

Moscow officials granted F. Jay Crawford a visa to depart today for Frankfurt with his fiancée Virginia Olbrish of the U S Embassy staff. The 37 year old Mobile Alabama native faced a suspended five year prison term after a Moscow court convicted him on currency speculation charges. Crawford said he wished for an acquittal while noting this is what he received.

Moscow UPI F. Jay Crawford Frankfurt West Germany John Chellman Crawford International Harvester Corp Mobile Ala Virginia Olbrish U.S KGB

Windows broken at Morris Elevator Co

Vandals broke two windows at the Morris Elevator Co on Lisbon Street after 4 45 p m Wednesday. Manager Robert A Coop notified Morris police Thursday after arriving at work about 7 am and found stones inside the building indicating the break occurred after closing time.

Morris Elevator Co Lisbon St Robert A. Coop Morris

False alarm at Diamond International triggers Morris Fire response

A malfunctioning warning system at Diamond International Corp on Armstrong Street caused a false fire alarm Thursday at 12 13 PM drawing Morris Fire Department units to the scene.

Diamond International Corp Armstrong St Morris Fire Department

Eviction Order In Grundy County Mobile Park Case

David and Mari Krocie were ordered to vacate Bookwalter Woods mobile home park in Grundy County Circuit Court. The judgment, entered Wednesday, requires eviction by next Thursday and payment of $232.50 rent. The suit was filed August 30 by Humbert's Mobile Home Park.

David Mari Krocie Bookwalter Woods Grundy County Humbert

Nuclear energy discussion in Braidwood

The Braidwood Junior Women's Club will sponsor a discussion on nuclear energy on September 14 at Immaculate Conception Parish Hall in Braidwood. A Commonwealth Edison spokesman will present a favorable view while Ed Gogol of the Bailly Alliance will oppose. Each side gets 30 minutes to speak and 15 minutes to rebut, followed by floor questions.

Braidwood Immaculate Conception Parrish Hall Commonwealth Edison Ed Gogol Bailly Alliance

Crete-Monee teachers end three day strike

Crete-Monee teachers ended a three day strike after ratifying a contract late Thursday. The agreement gives a 4.8 percent package increase with 2 percent in salary and docked three days pay for the strike. Several other Illinois districts faced ongoing walkouts affecting thousands of students.

Crete Monee United Press International Crete-Monee Elgin Thornton Collinsville Waterloo Paris Eisenhower-Richards High

Sacred rivers flood sacred Hindu cities in India

Floodwaters from the Ganges and Jamuna inundated Benares and Allahabad, threatening a 400-year-old embankment. Officials, the army, police, and volunteers evacuated residents as the toll rose to 973 dead, with thousands displaced, cattle losses near 4,000 and crop damage around 114 million dollars.

New Delhi India UPI Ganges Benares Allahabad All India Radio

Minooka Grade School Board Meets Wednesday Evening

MINOOKA The Minooka Grade School Board will convene Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the elementary building located at 400 Coady Drive for a regular session. The meeting will discuss district matters and public comments may be heard.

Minooka

High School Board Meeting Set for Thursday Evening

The High School Board will meet Thursday September 14 at 8 p.m. in the school administrative area.

Minooka

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Coal City Notes Joliet Market MCHS Senate Ussr Drake's Farm Call For Pine Bluff Rd Blue Island Thornton High School Thornton, Thornridge Thornwood Illinois Education Association Jim Lottes IEA Illinois Joseph Cronin Kenrick Hall E. Jackson Immaculate Conception Church E. Jackson St Mazon State Bank F.D.I.C
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