Deaths In Apparent Murder-Suicide In Lockport
A Matteson teacher Mrs Joan Hillock 44 and her son Sam 18 were found dead in Lockport home in what investigators call a murder suicide. Sam reportedly shot his mother at a kitchen sink then killed himself with a 16 gauge shotgun after dragging her body to the bedroom. Coroner Willard G Blood and state police examined the scene and seized the weapons. Mrs Hillock formerly taught in Tinley Park and Kirby McIIntosh schools. Funeral services were held at Goodale chapel in Lockport.
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Matteson
Goodale
Lockport
Kirby - McIintosh
Tinley
Joan Hillock
Sam
Lockport High School
Willard G. Blood
Robert Georganta
State Crime Laboratory
Springfield
Matteson Elementary
Liquor Sellers Face Jail Terms for Serving Minors
State's Attorney Frank H. Masters warns saloonkeepers and liquor stores that selling to minors will bring jail sentences and license loss upon conviction. Fines range from 25 to 100 dollars as court appearances for underage buyers are scheduled. letters were sent to all licensed venues statewide to curb juvenile liquor sales.
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Frank H. Masters
Masters
Incorporated
Mokena Youth to Study in Ecuador on Three Month Scholarship
Kenneth Lorenz of Mokena, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Lorenz, will spend summer in Ecuador on a three month anthropology field trip funded by Columbia University. He is a junior at the University of Illinois and one of 24 students selected for the scholarship. Lorenz prepares by studying Spanish and will live with a rural family, with plans to attend medical school after graduation. The piece also notes a separate Will County liquor law notice and penalties for selling to minors.
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Kenneth Lorenz
Herman Lorenz
Mokena
Lincoln Way High School
Ecuador
University of Ilinois
Columbia University of New York
Kenneth
Lorenz
Winter Concert at Lincoln Way High School
The Lincoln Way High School band directed by Robert Taylor and Larry Cullison will perform its annual winter concert at 8 00 p m Tuesday Jan 29 in the high school auditorium. The program features swing and classical selections with solos and student directors Susan Webb and Bill Alexander. Proceeds support the band and the Lincoln Way FM fund.
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Lincoln Way High School
Robert Taylor
Larry Cullison
Oak Lawn High School
Richard Wagner
Elsa
Susan Webb
Bill Alexander
Lincoln Way FM
Huge new stores raise traffic fears on U S 30 corridor
Korvette’s discount and related stores will open mid spring at the U S 54 and 30 intersection in Matteson boosting traffic on U S 30. Officials warn the expansion will strain roads as plans for FAI-80 relief push into 1964 65 and other big outlets like Sears in Park Forest follow this spring.
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Tinley Park
U.S. 30
Gougar Road
Plainfield
U.S. 45
Francis Road
Parker Road
Joliet
Korvette
Matteson
State Highway Department
Planning Commission
Sears
Park Forest
Mary Wiese wins Betty Crocker Homemaker award
Mary Anne Wiese a Lincoln Way senior wins the local Betty Crocker Homemaker contest in Illinois chosen by top Home Economics test score. She receives a commendation letter and pin with a chance at a $2 000 state prize and trip to New York plus a $3 000 national prize for the winner. Miss Wiese is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Wiese of Marley.
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Mary Anne Wiese
Lincoln Way High School
Betty Crocker
Toomorrow
Mary Anne
Illinois
New York
Miss Wiese
Albert Wiese
Marley
Will Elect 3 Trustees At Frankfort
Frankfort will hold a regular municipal election April 16 to elect three village trustees. Nominating petitions are available in Village Clerk Walter Pfaffs office. First filing day was January 21 and no candidates have announced. Three incumbents whose terms expire this spring are John Topp Clyde Reiss and Wayne DePorto. DePorto fills the unexpired term of Amos Ted Massey who resigned. Last day for filing is February 25.
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Frankfort
Walter Pfaff
Pfaff
John Topp
Clyde Reiss
Wayne DePorto
DePorto
Amos Ted Massey
Another Row At Schmuhl Clarence Day Faces Disorder Charge
Clarence Day 77 year old Schmuhl school principal set to appear before Justice of the Peace Anthony Mackay in Joliet on a disorderly conduct charge. The mother of a pupil alleges Day pushed her from a room and closed the door in her face. Day denies pushing but says she was disturbing pupils. The incident began January 16 after her son fell and cut his lip and Day telephoned to inform her, though she says the call came too late.
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Clarence Day
Schmuhl School
Justice of the Peace
Anthony Mackay
Joliet
Day
Robins Return To Frankfort Amid Harsh Winter Weather
Mrs. Harlan Eisenbrandt of Frankfort reports two tame robins back at her home on U.S. 45 north of U.S. 30 after a weekend of snow and near zero temperatures. She notes declining bird numbers, possible pesticide impact from road spraying and weed killers, and recalls feeding birds for years while sharing memories of a rescued robin that became a household pet.
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Harlan Eisenbrandt
Frankfort
Eisenbrandt
U.S. 45
U.S. 30
Eisenbrandts
Mokenan Man Plans British Plant Needs Study
R Gordon Holleman of Mocena and Swift & Co has split from the Frankfort research farm after six years to join the chemical division in Chicago. He will travel to England next month to survey industrial needs and assess potential entry into Britain manufacturing.
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Mokenan
R. Gordon Holleman
Mockena
Swift & Co
England
Britain
Holleman
Swift
Frankfort
Chemical Division
Chicago
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Herman Bellstedt
Jeff Urban
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