Obituary notices for Marion Anderson and Agnes Leamon
Marion H Anderson 64 formerly of South Wilmington died Sunday at Shorewood where she lived 12 years Born March 21 1914 in South Wilmington Survived by two daughters Shelby Muzzarelli and Judy Boggetto four grandchildren Visitation Tuesday noon service 2 p m Patterson Funeral Chapel South Wilmington Burial Braceville Gardner Cemetery Agnes Gwarney Leamon Pell Lake Wis died Saturday Preceded in death by her parents and a brother Surviving husband a brother five nieces and a nephew Private funeral services will be held Tuesday 11 a m in Genoa City Wis
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Braidwood
Marion
Mac) H
Olga) Anderson
South Wilmington
Shorewood
Richard
Shelby) Muzzarelli
Alan
Judy) Boggetto
Delmo
Armando
David Lardi
Earl
Agnes Gwarney
Suit Dismissed Over Exterior Painting Dispute
A. C. Varland Inc filed a suit in Grundy County Circuit Court in October 1976 against National Tea Company over exterior painting of a store at Franklin and Washington Streets. The case sought to interpret the lease signed April 17, 1959 and to require restoration of the building’s exterior. The suit was dismissed Friday on the plaintiff’s motion.
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A. C. Varland Inc
National Tea Company
Grundy County
Varland
National Tea
Franklin and
Washington Sts
Nationa Tea
Power outage hits Channahon Minooka area
About 7,000 Commonwealth Edison customers in Minooka Channahon Shorewood and nearby rural areas lost power for 41 minutes on Saturday afternoon. Dan Demos Edison's Joliet district superintendent said service dropped at 2 23 p.m. when a manual switch along Rock Island Railroad tracks east of I 55 was thrown. The switch cut a 34 000 volt sub transmission line and was normally locked but the lock was missing.
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Commonwealth Edison
Minooka
Channahon
Shorewood
Dan Demos
Edison
Joliet
Rock Island
Demos
Joliet Market Hog and Cattle Prices Mixed across Loads
In Joliet Illinois hog prices rose with most gains under 240 pounds while cattle traded moderately higher. Barrows and gilts gained 50 to 1.00. large lots at 52.50 for 200-230 pounds. sows up 25. cattle slaughter steers and heifers mostly firmer, high choice steers 56.50 to 57.00 per hundredweight with some loads at 57.00. mixed good and choice 2 3 at 54.50 to 55.50. heifers 54.75 to 55.00 with a 55.25 load reported.
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Joliet, Ill
Markets Grain Prices at 12 Noon
Grain prices updated at noon with Corn listed at 2.20 dollars and Beans at 6.89 dollars. Trading activity reflected current demand and supply conditions affecting futures and cash markets. Prices shown are per bushel for corn and per bushel for soybeans.
Hubcaps stolen by youths at Main and Liberty Sts
An unidentified resident saw three youths prying hubcaps at 9:20 p.m. near Main and Liberty Streets. Police found a car nearby with one hubcap missing and Crenshaw Ronald, 102 Elsie Ave., as owner of the only parked vehicle. No suspects were located and a report is awaited.
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Main and
Liberty Sts
Ronald Crenshaw
Elsie Ave
Crenshaw
Weekend calls send two injured to area hospitals
Morris Fire Department Emergency Squad was paged twice but each patient was transported by other agencies. An unnamed man at Drake's Farm on Pine Bluff Road was taken to St Joseph Hospital in Joliet by Coal City Emergency Squad, while Mrs Bill Higgins of 850 East Douglas Street was taken to Morris Hospital by Grundy County Ambulance at 8 15 p m.
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Morris Fire Department
Bill Higgins
E. Douglas St
Morris Hospital
Grundy County
Drake
Pine Bluff Rd
Coal City
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Sterling man ticketed after accident at Illinois 47 and 113
Two weekend Grundy County accidents left no injuries. Maurice Susman, 73, Sterling, was ticketed for failure to yield while turning left after colliding with Charles Jenkins, 18, Mazon, on Illinois 47 and 113. Each vehicle, a 1977 Oldsmobile and a Ford, sustained about $2,000 in damage. Susman posted a $35 bond and will appear Jan. 4. A separate hit and run in the Rockwell Inn parking lot damaged two parked cars belonging to Nancy Westing and John Dalton. Westing’s 1976 Oldsmobile and Dalton’s 1978 Pontiac had about $200 and $500 in damage respectively. The red pickup truck fled west on US 6.
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Grundy County
Charles Jenkins
10Th St
Mazon
Illinois 47
Susman
Leach
Jenkins
Ford
Rockwell Inn
Jeff Black
Nancy Westing
Fifth Ave
Ottawa
John Dalton
Park Ave
Black
Dalton
Westvng
Morris and Minooka Men Hurt in Rockdale Crash
Three men from Morris and Minooka were treated and released after a Moon and Larkin Avenues collision in Rockdale. Michael Cook 50 of Morris Brian Murer 33 of Minooka and Katherine Paine 49 of Joliet were treated at St Joseph Hospital Joliet. Lillian Parker 47 of Joliet remained in fair condition. Police said the investigating officer was off weekend and report not completed.
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Morris and
Minooka
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Moon and
Larkin Avenues
Rockdale
Michael Cook
Morris
Brian Murer
Katherine Paine
Lillian Parker
S. DesPlaines St
Bolingbrook seeks local resident over Friday gun assault
Bolingbrook police seek a local resident in connection with an assault Friday involving a suspected .38 caliber revolver. Morris police reported the incident at 1:45 PM and are awaiting an arrest warrant from Bolingbrook. Robert Boyer, 1901 Lisbon St., was not located after a check of his residence. A neighbor said Boyer owns a 1978 Chevrolet Camaro matching the car description.
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Morris
Bolingbrook
Robert Boyer
Lisbon St
Boyer
Police cite two youths for speeding in Morris
Morris police cited two local youths for speeding Sunday. Larry D. Thorson, 19, of 905 E Douglas St, was ticketed at 7 p.m. for 40 mph in a 25 mph zone on Liberty Street. Terry J. Pfaff, 17, Rte. 3 Blackberry Road, was cited at 4 p.m. for 40 mph in a 25 mph zone on Armstrong Street near East Street. Both posted bonds and await court dates January 11 for Thorson and January 4 for Pfaff.
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Morris Police
Larry D. Thorson
E. Douglas St
Dennis Holbrook
Liberty St
Buchanan
High Sts
Terry J. Pfaff
Rte
John Kleinmaier Re-elected to Grundy ASC Committee
John Kleinmaier of Route 3 Morris was re-elected to the Grundy County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee by ASC delegates on Thursday. He begins a third term alongside Elvin Wills and Rudolph Kraft, with Wills named chairman and Kraft vice chairman. First and second alternates are Hendley Matteson and William Smith. The committee oversees local administration of government programs.
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John Kleinmaier
Rte
Morris
Grundy County
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Norwalk
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