Milton Subbert 50 of Frankfort Dies
Milton Subbert aged 50 of Frankfort died suddenly at home March 12. Funeral services were held March 14 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Frankfort with interment in Skyline Memorial Cemetery Monce. Surviving are his wife Esther nee Rauch two sons Myron and Larry three sisters and three brothers and two grandchildren. He owned Milton Lubbert Trucking and Excavating for 20 years.
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Milton Subbert
Walnut St
Frankfort
Mr. Subbert
Green Garden Township
Milton Lubbert
The
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of
Esther
Hirsch
Tinley Park
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Erwin Baumgartner
Skyline Memorial Cemetery
Monce
Katharine Keach Dies at Tinley Park After Long Illness
Mrs Katharine E Keach 72 of 6712 174th Place Tinley Park died there last Thursday March 9 after a long illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at Zion Lutheran Church Tinley Park with burial in the parish cemetery. Surviving are a son Arthur of Blue Island a daughter Loretta Mrs Harry Marzell of Tinley Park a brother Carl Bermet highway commissioner of Orland Township seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. The body lay in state at the church from 11 a m until services at 1 30 p m conducted by Rev Dr Lowell C Green.
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Catharine E. Keach
Arthur A. Keuch
Amelia Arnold
Orland Township
Hickey and Vandenberg
Tinley Park
Lowell C. Green
Lincoln Way area hires director for special education program
Martin McKay, a licensed school psychologist and former Lin coln Way High gui dance instructor, will head the Cooperative Special Education program. He starts July 1, 12 month year, with a salary of 11000 funded by the state and districts. the state contributes 5000 and the remainder comes from area schools.
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Martin McKay
Lincoln - Way High School
Lincoln-Way Area
A. Hunter Chapman
Lincoln Way High
MacKay
Tinley Park
Chelsea School
Frankfort
Mokena
Ann Rutledge
Arbury Hills
New Lenox
Manhattan
Lincoln-Way Musicians Sweep Class A Contest
Lincoln-Way High School dominated the Area II solo and ensemble contest winning Class A with 174 points. Joliet East trails at 118, Marion Catholic 77, Crete Monee 70, and Stagg 46. Class AA was led by Joliet Central with 138 and Oak Lawn 120.
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Lincoln-Way High School
Lincoln - Way
Lincoln Way
Joliet East
Marion Catholic High
Chicago Heights
Crete Monee
Stagg High School
Dist
Joliet Central
Oak Lawn
Lyons
Sandburg
Lincoln Way High School
Lincoln-Way
Jennifer Otto
Frankfort
Betty Walker
Nathan Roesner
Robert Bakelaar
New Lenox
Stephen Moore
Arnold Gregory
Dean Minuth
Dan Brown
Bobbi Jo Smith
Mokena
Donna Guth
Karen Olsen
Lincoln Estates
Nancy Venkus
Barbara Richardson
Pat Lauffer
Jim Lang
Phone Customers to Receive New Directories Tomorrow
Illinois Bell will mail new telephone directories starting Friday to customers in New Lenox Mokena and Frankfort. New Lenox gets 3500 copies up from 3250 last year Mokena 2264 up from 2097 Frankfort about 1750 up from 1600. A Saint Gaudens Lincoln statue portrait will grace the cover per manager Ken Ratcliffe. Customers may use the directories once received and should check old books to avoid losing items hidden in pages.
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Illinois Bell
New Lenox
Mokena
Frankfort
Saint
Gaudens
Lincoln
Illinois
Ken Ratcliffe
Ratcliffe
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Diane Tuttle
Linda Tatro
Sharon Schubert
Julie Anderson
Gary Jensen
Barry Pfeifer
John Smith
Skip Smith
Graphic Newspapers
James Fredin
Frankly
Lincoln Way High Sc
Fort
Lee Warner
Grego
Sadie Bettenhausen
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Fund
Bernard C. Hoogstra
Bernard Hoogstra
Katharine Keach
K. S. Johnson Publisher
Glenn Logan Editor
Wolf Rd
Illnois Press Assoc
Suburban Publishers Assoc
National Editorial Assoc
National Editorial
Leper
Ill
Graphic Newspapers Inc
Will County
Ilinois
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