Obituary Notice for Mrs George Nussear 1888 Seneca Resident
Mrs George Anna Babe Nussear 88 died at Helen Higgens home Seneca at 12 30 am. Mass at St Patrick's Church Monday burial Calvary Cemetery visitation Sunday Osborne Pfeffer Funeral Home. Born Jan 23 1888 in Seneca daughter of Patrick and Brigett Meagher educated at Seneca High School Brown Business College and DePaul University. Retired Bowen High School Chicago teacher member of St Patrick's Altar and Rosary. Married Sept 2 1931 to George Nussear who preceded her in death. Survived by several cousins.
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George
Anna
Babe) Nussear
Helen Higgens
N. Main St
Seneca
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
James Fay
Calvary Cemetery
Osborne-Pfeffer
Patrick
Brigett Meagher
Seneca High School
Brown Business College
DePaul University
Bowen High School
Chicago
St. Patrick's Church
Altar and Rosary Society
George Nussear
Margaret Meagher
Beatification of Isabela a step closer
Vatican sources report historians in Valladolid have completed initial research toward the beatification of Isabel la I. A diocesan commission will forward documentation to the Vatican and await review by the Congregation for Causes of Saints, a process that could take years. Funeral services for Kenneth C. McCoy are set in Will County with burial in Mazon Cemetery. He died in a car crash on Interstate 80 near I-55. He served in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division and worked at Caterpillar Tractor Co. Surviving are his wife Betty, three children, and a sister.
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Vatican City
UPD
Spain
Isabella I
Columbus
America
Vatican
Valladolid
Vatican Congregation For Causes of Saints
Rome
Kenneth C. McCoy
Channahon
Mazon
Will County
Davis Funeral Home
Walter Mayer
Mazon Cemetery
Morris
Arthur
Ann (Olsen) McCoy
Joliet Junior College
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Hong Hunter’s Club
Channahon Volunteer Fire Department
Channahon Sportsman Club
Army
Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
Betty Male
Tina
Tracy
Keith
Gerald
Rosanne) Hill
Lexington
Joliet Market Report Cattle Down. Hogs Up In Early Week Trade
Joliet Illinois livestock markets show cattle 25 to 50 lower with limited prime steers and heifers, while hogs rise 25 to 50. Prices vary by weight and grade, with Tuesday receipts projected at about 5 500 cattle and 2 000 hogs.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain futures rise as corn, wheat advance midmorning
Chicago market report notes wheat and corn higher at midmorning on the Board of Trade. Dec wheat 2.5844 up 1/2, Mar 2.68 up 1/4, May 2.72 up 1/4. Dec corn 2.39 1/4 up 1, Mar 2.48 up 1 1/4, May 2.52 up 1 1/4. Soybeans 6.84 up 4, Mar 6.88 up 4 4, May 6.84 up 6 1/2.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Buffalo Sees Arctic Cold As Snow Totals Mount
Bitter air grips Buffalo after a 29 inch snow blanket, with 14 more inches added before the storm ends. Temperatures drop to a record one degree above zero for the date, while lake effect snow leaves areas four feet deep and the National Weather Service calls Buffalo the snow capital of the nation. Nearby cities report single digit and subzero readings across the Midwest and Northeast as temperatures plunge.
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United Press International
Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Midwest
Grand Rapids
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Muskegon
Binghamton
Akron
South Bend
Ind
Lansing
Marketti Promoted to Sergeant in Grundy County Sheriff
Grundy County Sheriff William Button promoted Charles Marketti a 29 year old Gardner resident to sergeant in the sheriff's department. Marketti replaces Ray Odom who left for private business after about six years in county law enforcement. Robert Davy 29 of Joliet was hired to replace Marketti as deputy. Davy served in the Navy 1965 1974 and is a part time Norfolk police officer and Joliet Junior College student. Both appointments were effective Wednesday.
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Grundy County
William Button
Charles Marketti
Gardner
Marketti
Ray Odom
Marvin
Jake) Olson
Button
Coal City
Robert Davy
Spruce St
Davy
United States Navy
Norfolk
Joliet Junior College
Wilder Reflects on Grundy County State's Attorney Job
Wilder discusses the lone contested state's attorney election in Grundy Court since 1964, the salary of 25500, and the need for a full time assistant as caseload grows. He praises law enforcement cooperation but plans a Morris practice with an office in Minooka and notes his Danville origins and family.
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Grundy Court
Coal City
John Zerboglio
Wilder
Grundy County
Morris
Minooka
Danville
Indiana University
University of Illinois Law School
Marilyn
Michael Farrell
LEAA Unveils Uniform Sentencing Guide in Trial Use
The LEAA says a two year, 348000 program across eight states produced a sentencing guide to reduce disparities. Denver judges began testing it three weeks ago. The chart rates offenses and personal factors to suggest sentences, but judges may deviate with written reasons.
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Washington
UPI
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Denver
LEAA
Probation Office
Arrest for suspended license nets bond and court date
A Chicago man identified as Arnold Graham, 22, was ticketed at 11 24 p m Thursday for driving after his license was suspended. He posted 100 bond and is set to appear in court December 13. Deputies Maloney and Klegman observed the incident near North Street in Eileen at Demert and Dougherty.
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Chicago
Arnold Graham
Grundy County
S. J. Maloney
William Klegman
North St
Eileen
Demert and Dougherty
Graham
Hospital Fire Alarm Malfunction Reported in Morris
Morris Fire Department responded to Morris Hospital at 12 04 a m to find an alarm malfunction. Fire Chief Sherman Hexdall confirmed the alert did not indicate a fire and was attributed to a faulty system.
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Morris Fire Department
Morris Hospital
Sherman Hexdall
Illinois House balks at broad state official pay raise
Pay raise bills for hundreds of officials and judges failed or stalled in the Illinois House. H4030 would lift governor and statewide official salaries while H4031 raises legislators per diem. H4032 and H4033 target judges and overall package funding. Debate highlighted party lines and concerns about full time versus part time legislature.
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Springfield
UPI
Illinois
Aaron Jaffe
Skokie
Charles Fleck
Chicago
Jaffe
James Thompson
John Hirschfeld
R-Champaign
Thompson
Daniel Walker
Walker
Wholesale prices rise 0.6 percent in November report
The Labor Department says November wholesale prices climbed 0.6 percent led by fuel and consumer ready foods, with the index at 185.6 from a 1967 base. Despite higher inflation in recent months, the 12 month rise stands at 4.2 percent with broad gains in industrial commodities and certain foods.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Warrant Issued for Goodwin on Disorderly Conduct Charge
Leonard Goodwin, 42, forfeited a $25 bond and a Grundy County Circuit Court warrant was issued when he failed to appear on a disorderly conduct charge. He was cited Nov. 8 by Morris Policeman Dean Sager after becoming unruly at the Morris Police Station following detention at Clayton's Tap. Bond on the warrant was set at $1,000.
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Leonard Goodwin
Robinson Jr
Grundy County Circuit Court
Morris
Dean Sager
Goodwin
Clayton’s
Washington St
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