Preliminary Hearing Delayed in Alleged Greeouthties Case
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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
4
Poor OCR leaves fragments but indicates a preliminary hearing related to an alleged case tied to a group or individual named in the text. No clear dates or full names are readable.
Reverend Ered Mdoraias from Cincinnati will visit Sun morning with Rev Maates. The Homebuilders club hosts a supper at Mata aisle home with Fieners providing roasted meat and ice cream.
Public Health Unit in Cook County adds another nurse in Bremen township. Miss Tréne OConnor is released from Pose to work with Miss Gunnert directing care. OConnor will continue to serve Bremen township as before.
The association announces its yearly July celebration with three softball games and an evening of refreshments for all attendees. Local organizers invite residents to join the event and enjoy the activities planned.
Court sessions saw multiple defendants cited for speeding in 25 mile per hour zones. John Hicks of Tinley Park faced a 55 mph charge around 147th Street, while Raymound Johnstop, Palos Heights, and others were fined for 40 to 65 mph violations in various zones. The docket includes continued trials and continuances into the next Saturday.
A village event in Crestwood will feature cub scouts in charge of the flag raising ceremony and a choir of twenty girls. The flag, a gift to the village by its president, will be raised during the colorful event with invited attendees encouraged to join.
The Midlothian Boosters defeated the Chicago Heights Lincoln ACCs in a no hit no run game Sunday. Tony Jacobs pitched and hit a two on homer as rain halted play in the seventh inning after five runs and seven hits. Villagers cheered the effort and the team faces Ogden Park next for a Chicago League playoff game at 3 p.m.
Paul Schfer, a Northwestern University graduate and Morg an Park High School alumnus, trained as an accountant and earned a college scholarship. He later joined military service, heading to naval duties with ordnance work after a navy air force enlistment was rejected. His wife plans to join him once settled.
Midlothian firemen responded to Kreis Brothers garage Tuesday at 1250 to extinguish a semi-trailer truck fire. The blaze was confined to the hood and engine area though smoke and soot masked the scene. Firemen suspect an electrical short in the wiring caused the incident.
Henry Baud announces 12 45 pickup and a season of home Legion games held every other Sunday starting May 11 at the diamond on 472nd and St Louis Aves. The village board cooperates while LOOGlin prepares the field by cutting grass and leveling ground hoping villagers back the teams in their efforts.
Disjointed text describes charges of reckless driving and intoxication. Mentions judge Lewis and judge Seylanthe of Blug Island. References a parking lot collision with Gina BoldtS and William Baker Jase. Details are fragmentary and not fully coherent.
Court records show Judge Jakes planned to proceed at state police headquarters in Alsip but defense requested a venue change. The defendants will appear before Judge Clare Moore next Wednesday to address the request.
Mr and Mrs Paul Schwaighart of Keeler received sterling silver wings from the English government as a posthumous award to their son Roger who lost his life last October with the RAF in India. The award honored Americans who transferred from the RAF to the American Air Force or who died serving with the British air service.
Mrs Frances Livingston, 32, of 3741 West 148th Street, died suddenly Tuesday morning at home after moving from Chicago the previous Saturday. Dr Snider, coroner’s physician, reported organic heart trouble as the cause. She is survived by her husband Stanley and others.
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