Obituaries for Evelyn Grob and Carl Kruger in Illinois
Evelyn Herz Grob 61 of rural Essex died Monday at Riverside Hospital Kankakee and services are Thursday at 9 30 a m at St Lawrence O Toole Essex with burial at St Peter and Paul Cemetery Herschel visitation Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Removal to Patterson Funeral Home Braidwood She was born April 27 1917 in Herschel and lived in Essex 20 years Also Mrs Carl Lillie Kruger 78 of Kinsman died Monday at St Marys Hospital Streator daughter of Christian and Mary Koetz born May 3 1900 in Grand Rapids Township married Carl Kruger Sept 10 1920 and lived in Kinsman from 1934 until his death 14 Dec 1975 She was a member of Ransom United Methodist Church Survived by eight sons James Leo Elmer Ralph William Glenn Lester Walter a sister Mayme Darm 25 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren Funeral at Hagi Funeral Home Streator 2 p m Thursday burial Allen Cemetery Ransom 4 p m to 9 p m at the funeral home
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Evelyn (Herz) Grob
Essex
Riverside Hospital
Kankakee
Reynold (Grobby
Norman
Bourbonnais
James Collins
Clifton
Patterson
Braidwood
St. Lawrence O’toole Catholic
St. Peter and Paul
Herschel
Visitation
Carl
Lillie) Kruger
Kinsman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Streator
Christian and
Mary
Santelman) Koetz
Grand Rapids Township
Carl Kruger
Ransom United Methodist Church
Leo
Elmer
Ralph
Ransom
William
Glenn
Lester
Channahon
Walter
Lemoore
Calif
Mayme Darm
Hagi Funeral Home
IRS Proposes End to Tax Exemptions for Racially Discriminatory Private Schools
Washington activists welcomed the first step toward revoking tax exempt status for private academies founded to keep white students out of integrated schools. The IRS proposal would require schools to prove no racial discrimination to qualify, potentially affecting up to 3,500 of about 18,000 private schools and their major source of gifts. Local advocates support tighter rules, noting prior lax enforcement and long use of private schools to avoid desegregation orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
J. Francis Pohlhaus
NAACP
TRS
Boston
Joliet Market Cattle and Hog Prices Slip
Joliet live stock report shows cattle sales insufficient to establish market. Hogs at 1,400 head mostly 200 to 240 pounds fetch 49.25 to 49.75 per cwt, 240 to 250 pounds 48.50 to 49.25, 250 to 270 pounds 47.75 to 48.50. Wednesday receipts estimated: cattle 2,500 hogs 1,000.
Grain prices at 12 noon on the Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat and soybeans rose while corn edged higher at noon. Corn futures for Sep traded around 2.25 with gains, Dec 2.28 higher, Mar 2.37 up, and May 2.42 up. Soybeans led gains in several contracts with Aug around 6.72 and Nov near 6.40, all quoted in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Injured man updates in Northwestern Hospital report
Michael Halliday 24 of Coal City remained in serious condition in the neuro intensive care unit at Northwestern Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago after a car he rode in struck a utility pole at Rice and Storm Roads. Driver Barry Berta 24 of Coal City was listed in fair condition at St Joseph Joliet. Barry Williams 33 of Braidwood was in good condition at Northwestern after a July 23 one car crash on Interstate 55. Passenger Sharon Oltker 34 of Coal City was dismissed from St Joseph Joliet hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Halliday
Coal City
Northwestern
Wesley Memorial) Hospital
Chicago
Rice and Storm Rds
Barry Berta
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Northwestern Hospital
Barry Williams
Braidwood
Williams
Interstate 55
Illinois 129
Sharon Oltker
Talmadge may escape interest on improper expenses
Senator Herman Talmadge has reimbursed the Senate more than 37000 dollars for improper expense claims and volunteered to pay interest, but it is unclear who can determine the amount. Senate ethics staff doubt any body holds authority to levy interest, leaving the principal repayment as the likely remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate
Talmadge
Senate Agriculture Committee
Stanley Kimmitt
Kimmitt
Robert Byrd
Senate Ethics Committee
Ethics Committee
Byrd
Poisonous vapor at Chicago Heights plant kills two
A Chicago Heights explosion at the Stauffer Chemical Co. released pesticide EPN, killing two and injuring 39. Scientist Eileen Choffnes alleged up to 100 people faced long term harm from vapor and contact, including workers and locals, while a Metropolitan Sanitary District scientist called the claim hogwash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Chicago Heights
Stauffer Chemical Co
Eileen Choffnes
Citizens For A Better Environment
Metropolitan Sanitary District
Choffnes
Stauffer
Ex-fire commissioner Quinn in critical condition at Mercy Hospital
Former Chicago Fire Department Commissioner Robert J. Quinn, aged 73, was admitted Aug. 1 with chest pains and infection, now listed in critical condition. Hospital spokesman James Barkley cited prior good condition before the Monday night complication and noted the concern over potential delayed CNS damage from EPN exposure and containment of pesticide residue after the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Chicago Fire Department
Robert J. Quinn
Mercy Hospital
Quinn
James Barkley
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Evelyn Grob
Joliet Market
Morris Dry Cleaners
U.S
California
Steven Smith
Smith
Cecil Lue Hing
Sanitary District
United States
Europe
Americas
Tom & Mary Dyer
Liberty
Morris
Conrad Weitz
Richard B
Vance & Co
Ottawa
Jefferson ST. Joliet, Ill
Cally
Wwandis ST
WLS
Ars
Clt Ell Lh As
Lee
Isk
Laseng
Waverly
Hershey
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