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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1978

Page

8

New minister for Morris Church of the Nazarene

The Rev. Jesse D. Klingaman has accepted the pastorate at Morris Church of the Nazarene at 705 E Washington St. His first service was September 10. Klingaman is Olivet Nazarene College 1972 and Nazarene Theological Seminary 1977 graduate, with August Clinical Pastoral Education at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Kansas City. He previously served as Morris youth minister 1972-73. Klingaman is Wisconsin native. wife Claudia is Ohio native and ONC 1973 graduate. They have daughter Jaideen Marie born December 21, 1977, and both have long church involvement.

Jesse D. Klingaman Morris Church of the Nazarene Washington St Klingaman Olivet Nazarene College Kankakee Nazarene Theological Seminary Kansas City Baptist Memorial Hospital Morris Church Wisconsin Claudia Ohio ONC Jaideen

Hospital News Visiting Hours And Admissions List

Hospital notice lists visiting hours for Medical and Surgical floors 2 to 3 30 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm Obstetric floor 2 30 to 3 30 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm Admitted include Charlene Peterson Morris Roy Hutchings 957 E North St Bobby Clemmons 322 Maple Dr and others Dismissed include Carl Collins 2325 N Lynn Rd Gregory Dummitt 1268 Park Blvd and others plus multiple patient entries by last names and towns.

Charlene Peterson Morris Roy Hutchings E. North St Bobby Clemmons Maple Dr Robert Matteson Cemetery Rd Jeffery Willis Braidwood Robert Tilley Channahon Perry Friddle Wilmington Debra Hoschstetler Seneca Kevin Reisner Coal City Bruno Dudley John Bermes Streator Carl Collins N. Lynn Rd Gregory Dummitt Park Blvd Raymond Gretz Washington St Sigurd Harbak Gladys William Davy Rowland Hornbeck Yorkville Roger Reader Gardner Attillo Residori South Wilmington Mary Ryszewski Larry Wangler Braceville

Women’s Relief Corps meeting brief report at Eagles Hall

Nineteen members and officers attended the Women’s Relief Corps meeting in Eagles Hall Tuesday evening. Anna Mae Wheeler opened the gathering as flags were presented. Rose Doyle read Psalm 118 portion and all recited the Lord’s Prayer. Bertha White now resides at Livingston County Manor Pontiac 61684. A sack lunch was served by Miss Wheeler. Prizes went to Mrs Doyle and Mignon Peacock.

Women’s Relief Corps Eagles Hall Anna Mae Wheeler Rose Doyle Bertha White Livingston County Manor Pontiac Miss Wheeler Doyle Mignon Peacock

UMW Circle Potluck and Church Notes

UMW Circle hosts a potluck at 12:30 p.m. with Mr and Mrs George Elgar as Miriam Circle and Rev Raymond Rhoads lead an in depth church history program. Helen Brown reads on the Purpose of the UMW while members discuss forthcoming events including a September dinner and October rummage sale.

Methodist Church Morris George Elgar Miriam Circle United Methodist Women Raymond Rhoads Helen Brown UMW DeKalb

Cadet Rappels 70 Foot Wall at Bradley University

Lt. Col Charles Luton announced freshman cadet Joseph Pack of Morris led Army ROTC rapelling efforts at Morgan Hall a 70 foot climb. Four faculty members and three other students also rappelled the building using a hands as a brake and controlled descent.

Charles Luton Bradley University Joseph Pack Morris Morgan Hall

Omicron Chapter Dinner Marks 40th Delta Kappa Gamma Year

The Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held a September dinner at Town and Country in Streator with 64 members from Grundy LaSalle and Putnam counties in attendance. Elizabeth Cummings of LaSalle led the post dinner business meeting as Omicron celebrates four decades in the organization founded internationally in 1956. The article notes the convention of Delta Kappa Gamma was held in a recent year.

Omicron Delta Kappa Gamma Streator Grundy LaSalle Putnam Elizabeth Cummings

Healing service at Peace Chapel Assembly of God Church

A healing service is scheduled for 6 p m Sunday at Peace Chapel Assembly of God Church on School St Dorothy Zolper once near confinement to a wheelchair due to multiple sclerosis was healed neighbors in Mendota observed the event Zolper will pray for the sick with Judy Dagraedt accompanying on harp Omicron Chapter members attended Chicago July convention reports list several names and roles The next meeting is set for Tuesday Oct 17 at the Holiday Inn Morris

Peace Chapel Assembly of God Church Dorothy Zolper Mendota Chicago Omicron Margaret Bednarik Florence Gobert Vi Johnston Pam Sanders Winnifred Loomis Mary Jane Moss Marie Rasmussen Maye Sebby Martha Slyter Lorraine Torkelson Mary Trotter Margaret Bybee Helen Hoffman Peoria Rosemont Sebby Sue Myers Melva Richards Kathy Norbohm Miss Slyter Gobert Miss Torkelson Miss Rasmussen Elizabeth Cummings Bednarik Barbara Craft Holiday Inn Morris

Minooka church groups sponsor weekend car wash and food sale

Special Events Calendar notes St Mary's CCD classes in Minooka host a car wash at Tri County Bank lot from noon to 6 pm Saturday. Friday events include First United Methodist Church selling cornbread and beans during Corn Festival from 4 pm to 8 pm and Saturday 11 am to 8 pm.

St. Mary’s Church Minooka Tri-County Bank of First United Methodist Church

Marriage Licenses Issued in Three Counties

Vincent Williams and Deborah Ippolito both of Chenoa. William Bekker and Lilia Zahm both of Morris. Norberto Simpson and Katheen Sinagra both of Chicago.

Vincent Williams Deborah Ippolito Chenoa William Bekker Lilia Zahm Morris Norberto Simpson Katheen Sinagra Chicago

Class picnic and golden anniversary plans for Joliet Township High School

Joliet Township High School's class of 1929 held a picnic at Baker Woods Forest Preserve in Kendall County. Plans for the 50th anniversary celebration on June 9, 1979 at Joliet Country Club are under way with John Robertson and Stewart Hutchinson as chairs. A follow up planning meeting is set for November 3 at Russell Wunderlich's Joliet home, with volunteers and suggestions welcomed. Harold Lenser family has a new address in Miami Florida.

Plattville Joliet Township Baker Woods Forest Preserve Kendall County Paul Leifheit Joliet Country Club John Robertson New Lenox Stewart Hutchinson Joliet Cochairman Russell Wunderlich Leifheit

Moore Crismon exchange vows at First Baptist Channahon

Bobbie DeAnne Moore and Rick Dale Crismon wed Sept 5 at First Baptist Church Channahon in a candlelight ceremony. The couple, both longtime residents and Minooka High graduates, will reside in Channahon after a Florida honeymoon.

First Baptist Church of Channahon Bobbie DeAnne Moore Rick Dale Crismon Billy Buchanan Robert Moore Dale Crismon Asherettes Becky Hileman Gina Hileman Gardner Bonnie O'Neal Karen Dirst Diana van Duyne Kathy Hayes Mokena Ronald Smith Mike Moore Jimmy Hileman Billy Hileman Jonesboro Donald Hileman East Cape Park Larry Hill Anna Minookah High School McJunkin Joliet Commonwealth Edison Seneca Florida

Volunteer Honored in Will County for Service

Glen Convis of Plattville was named Volunteer of the Month among 400 volunteers for leading and managing the Melody Notes Band. The group entertains in nursing homes senior centers churches and community programs with old-time favorites and square dance tunes across Will County and nearby areas. The Retired Senior Volunteer Program sponsors the monthly award and Mrs Convis serves as hostess for her husband.

Plattville Glen Convis Melody Notes Band Will County Convis

Morris FFA Holds First Meeting of the Year

Morris High School FFA opened its year with guest attendance for new members. Tom Czurak spoke on ushering at a Corn Festival show and topics included the animal barn, wheat planting, fertilizer for the Land Lab, dues, an election for Chapter Sweetheart, and the National Convention. Officers named: Troy Kief president, Steve Larson vice president, Lorrie Wickman secretary, Laurie Moore treasurer, Kim Laabs sentinel, Scott Gordon reporter.

Kim Laabs Laurie Moore Lorrie Wickman Morris High School FFA Kim John Laabs W. Minooka Rd MCHS Section 7 Leadership School Tom Czurak Troy Kief Steve Larson Scott Gordon

Morris Community High elects M Club officers

At a recent M Club meeting at Morris Community High School elections were held. The president is Ray Delong, the vice president John Boma, the secretary Marilyn Riley, and the treasurer Barb Hougas. The club voted on dues and discussed fund raising ideas and potential trips.

M Club Morris Community High School Ray Delong John Boma Marilyn Riley Barb Hougas

Yorkville Woman Named Kendall County Republican Chair

Grace Palmer of Yorkville was introduced as the new Kendall County Republican Central Committee chairwoman replacing Stella Graves of Plano who retires after more than 20 years. The gathering at Old Country Charm also announced a county club history project and a Republican headquarters opening in Yorkville Countryside Center Mall with volunteers sought.

Yorkville Grace Palmer Kendall County Republican Central Committee Glen Palmer Women’s Republican Club Louise Woodward Margaret Rogerson Oswego Countryside Center Woodward Darlene Baum Charles Baum Jr Colona

Morris Mix-Up 4-H Club Announces New Officers

The Morris Mix-Up 4-H Club names Jack Ferguson as president with Laura Boone as vice president and Susan Miller as treasurer. Rick Cartright becomes recreation chairman and Paula Morse serves as reporter. Pam Morse and Laura Boone elected federation representatives. Next meeting is the third Monday. all parents urged to attend. Guest speaker Gemma Malone of Tumut, Australia.

Morris Jack Ferguson Laura Boone Susan Miller Rick Cartright Paula Morse Pam Morse Anutton Gemma Malone Tumut Australia

Scott Joplin’s Maple Leaf Rag linked to Sedalia saloon

Scott Joplin’s first success Maple Leaf Rag was named after a Sedalia Missouri saloon. The popular piano piece helped launch Joplin’s ragtime prominence in the era of early 20th century American music.

Scott Joplin Maple Leaf Rag Sedali, Mo

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