Obituaries for Alice Poppleton and Vincent Pellouchoud
Two death notices from Morris and Dwight detail the passing of Alice Poppleton 79 of Morris and Vincent Pellouchoud 48 of Dwight. Funeral plans list Finland Chapel in Morris and St Patrick's Church in Dwight with burial at Evergreen and Mt Olivet Cemeteries respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Alice) Poppleton
E. Main St
Morris Hospital
Finland Funeral
Morris Methodist Church
Finland
Harold Dude
Evergreen Cemetery
Alice Turner
Doc
Lawrence
Coral) McCormick
Sterling
Ray
LaVerne) Olson
Morris
Henry
Charles
Clara) Morgan
Chicago
Frank
Carrie) Martin
San Francisco
Calif
Emily) Mitchell
Albert
Vera) Manning
Henry Turner
Dwight — Vincent J. Pellouchoud
Mr. Pellouchoud
Odell
John
Lillian Blocker Pellouchoud
Mildred Wiehle
David
Robert
Pontiac
George
Janet) Edwards
Dwight
Patricia Ann
Vernon
Glenview
Arthur Erickson
Donald Schoop
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Dwight Lions Club
First Esperanto Mass Held in Mexico City
The first Roman Catholic Mass said in Esperanto occurred at St. Hipolite temple in Mexico City. Father Jose Concepcion Lopez officiated with two professional singers performing the chant in Esperanto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
St. Hipolite
Jose Concepcion Lopez
Petition to Admit Will Probate for Mrs Wheaton Estate
Hearing on a petition to admit to probate the will of the late Mrs Doll Wheaton of 221 West Main Street has been continued pending proof of witnesses signatures. Wheaton died October 9 1965 in Yorkville. Executor is niece Frances K Whittier of Chicago. Bequests include stocks from multiple firms to nieces nephews and grand relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll Wheaton
W. Main St
Traffic Court actions and divers signal fourfold
Barry Cardott of Route 3 pleaded guilty to reckless driving and paid fines. Henry Brumit of Route 1 Wilmington settled for disobeying a stop sign. Allen Weston failed to appear on a ticket. his bond was forfeited. George Rossow paid a fine for speeding on Interstate 80. Jesse Miller forfeited a license bond after speeding. The report notes divers signaling distress by four hands or taps underwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Cardott
Rte. 3
Chester P. Winsor
Walter V. Baltikauski
Cardott
Baltikauski
Henry L. Brumit
Rte. 1
Wilmington
Illinois
Morris
Herschel Goken
Allen D. Weston
Des Moines
Iowa
Winsor
Robert E. Putnam
Interstate 80
Seneca Road
George W. Rossow
Chicago
Sgt
William Bennett
Jesse Miller
Davenport
Robert Smith
Illinois 47
Papers of Arthur Krock to join Princeton statecraft center
The personal papers of two time Pulitzer Prize winner Arthur Krock will join Princeton University's Center for Studies in 20th Century American Statecraft and Public Policy. Krock, longtime New York Times columnist and former Washington bureau chief, won journalism Pulitzers in 1935 and 1938 and graduated from Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton, N.J
Arthur Krock
Princeton University
Center For Studies
Krock
New York Times
Times
Washington
Princeton
Dixon man offers help in disappearance case
Edward Jankowski of Dixon, former neighbor of the Brady family, volunteers as a clearing house for information on Susan Brady who vanished December 20 near Rockford. He raises a reward from 50 to 3000 dollars with others contributing. An anonymous call suggested Susan is alive, but police call it a prank.
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Rockford, Ill
Dixon
Susan Brady
James Brady
Rockford
Edward Jankowski
Dixon Evening Telegraph
Bradys
Jankowski
Franklin Grove Road
Susan
Coal City Youth Fined for Possession of Liquor
Edmund Berta, 17, of Coal City, paid a $50 fine and $5 costs for illegal possession of liquor. He appeared before Magistrate Chester P. Winsor after being arrested by Policeman Anton Scubie on December 19 for having canned beer in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Berta
Coal City
Chester P. Winsor
Anton Scubie
Berta
Charge Dismissed In Stop Sign Case
A stop sign charge against Robert Sereno at 907 Fremont Ave. was dismissed after a brief hearing before Magistrate Chester P. Winsor. State's Atty. Wilder recommended dismissal as Jenkins had no other witnesses and the burden rests on the complainant. Sereno denied the allegation and said he stopped for the sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester P. Winsor
Robert Sereno
Fremont Ave
Harvey Jenkins
Rural
Morris
Sereno
Buchanan
Richard Wilder
Jenkins
Atty. Wilder
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William Poppleton
Vincent J. Pellouchoud
Coorge
Steion
Liberty
Liberty St
Fast Film Service
Black & White
Dazzle
Tussy
Liberty Wal Green
Co. Sores
Wheaton Estate
Moses Reese Herrin
East Germany
West Berlin
Herrin
U. S
Paul Cable
Bissell
Commonwealth Edison Company
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