Area Schools Prepare For 1965 66 Start
The 1965 66 school year opens with Lincoln-Way high and Lincoln-Way area grade schools K-12 starting Sept 1. Ann Rutledge and Lincoln Estates will begin Sept 1. Mokena Arbury Hills Frankfort New Lenox start Aug 31. Freshmen report Sept 1 at Lincoln Way, with full schedules Sept 3.
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Lincoln-Way High
Lincoln-Way
Ann Rutledge
Lincoln Estates
Mokena
Arbury Hills
Frankfort
New Lenox
Lincoln Way
Car jack accident claims Arbury Hills man
Funeral services were held for Allen E. Milhan a 42 year old Arbury Hills resident and truck driver who died when the family car fell on him at his home 9436 Hickory Street The jacks slipped while he worked beneath the vehicle around 2 p m and he died at Silver Cross Hospital Joliet after removal by Frankfort firefighters ambulance service.
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Lincoln Estates
Raymond Perdue
Kankakee
Perdue
Oak Lawn
Arbury Hills
Allen E. Milhan
Milhan
Hickory St
Frankfort
Four Boys Start Fire In Farm Barn On 191st St
Four boys aged six to 11 were caught within 15 minutes after starting a fire in a barn on the former Lauffer farm east of Mokena, near 191st street and 104th Ave. They admitted taking matches from a gas station counter. the blaze was confined to hay and pig quarters. Police turned the case to the sheriff.
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Mokena
Roy Newton
Lauffer
191St St
104Th Ave
Arbury Hills
Harry Yunker
Yunker
Newton
U.S. 45
Sheriff's Office
Enieriem Plans Workshop on Wolf Road
Will county supervisors approve zoning board’s recommendation to classify Wlock property off Wolf Road Mokena as B-1 C for K and K Well Drilling and Pump Service to build a workshop and storage rear building. Wlock originally sought I-1 light industry for the entire parcel east of Wolf Road south of Maple Street.
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Francis Road
Francis
Wolf Rd
Mokena
Wolf Road
Graphic Newspapers
Will County Board of Supervisors
County Zoning Board of Appeals
Casimir Wlock
Wlock
Maple Street
Mokena Board Seeks Federal Aid for Cultural Campus Plan
Mokena school leaders envision an educational campus near Willowcrest with a cultural center funded by federal grants under five Title programs. Supt. James Ennis cited Title 3 as primary, noting plans include a library space, model auditorium, adult education rooms, and community use for the project if funds are approved.
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Mokena
James Ennis
M. Ennis
Chamber of Commerce
Garden Club
Woman's Club
Book Club
Ennis
Frankfort
PWA
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Lawn Chapel
Trevis C. Calvert
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Chicago
Geraldine
Mary Coty
Janet Hussey
Robert
Dorothy Jones
Enieriem
K. S. Johnson Publisher
Glenn Logan Editor
Ling S
Mllinois Press Assoc
Suburban Publishers Assoc
National Editorial Assoc
Ill
Graphic Newspapers Inc
Will County
Illinois
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