Public Service Co to speed service with 2 way radio
The Public Service Company of Northern Illinois announced a 2 way radio system to blanket its 11 000 square mile service area. Britton I Budd said 22 fixed transmitters will coordinate dispatches to 338 vehicles for rapid restoration after storms or other trouble. Locations include Waukegan Northbrook Crystal Lake Maywood Harvey Kankakee Joliet Streator Lacon Pontiac Aurora Electa Sandwich Mendota Alpha Lena Prophets town Dixon Oregon Freeport Belvidere.
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Public Service Company of
Northern Illinois
Britton I. Budd
Tinois Northern
Western United
Budd
Compainy
Notter
Waukegan
Northbrook
Crystal Lake
Maywood
Harvey
Kankakee
Joliet
Streator
Lacon
Pontiac
Aurora
Electa
Sandwich
Mendota
Alpha
Lena
Prophetstown
Dixon
Oregon
Freeport
Belvidere
Ilinois
Village Girl Skiing Weekend Outing Leads Hotpoint Jills
Jackie Pries of B44 Circle heads a group of over 40 Hotpoint Jills leaving February 16 for a Mt Summit Pennsylvania ski and winter sports weekend. They will lodge at Mt Summit Judge and enjoy two days of skiing skating and tobogganing before a Chicago bound train Sunday night. The trip costs under 40 dollars per girl and is among the year’s Hotpoint Jills activities.
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Jackie Pries
B44 Circle
Mt. Summit
Hotpaint Jills
Women's Organization of Hotpaint, Inc
Chicago
Jills
George B. McCullough Dies at 55 in Forest Park
George B Red McCullough dies at his home 940 Circle February 7. He was born in Chicago and moved to Forest Park as a child. He married Rose Kauseldt in 1919 and worked for Fredricksons Storage Co. Survived by wife nine sons two daughters a sister and several brothers. Funeral held February 10 at St Lukes Church River Forest with interment Sag Bridge cemetery
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George B. “Red” McCullough
Circle
Mr. McCullough
Chicago
Forest Park
Ferdinand
Rose Kauseldt
Wheaton
Fredricksons Storage Co
George Jr
Ray
Gordon
Margaret We
Den
Charlene
Alice McCullough
Ethel Logan
Leroy
la’ Verne
Kenneth
Harry Zimmerman
St. Lukes Church
River Forest
Sag Bridge Cemetery
Wealth Brings Choice Of Misery, Says Witty Philosopher
The saying notes money rarely ensures happiness yet grants abundant options for choosing one’s most tolerable misery. It emphasizes financial abundance but questions true fulfillment despite wealth.
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William “Bill” Bartz
Clark
William
Bill” Bartz
Oak Leaf Laundry, Inc
Hannah
Forest
Harrison
Erwin Thoendel
Madison Street
Illinois
Public Service Co
The
Familly
Circle Bootery
Starck
Poarey
Adolph H. Starck
St. Paul Lutheran’Church
Kiwanis Club
Illinois State Police Assn
Minutemen Club
Stack Auto Body
Deaplaines Avenue