Virgil Sheedy obituary and related notices in Seneca
Virgil Sheedy 61 of 106 S Main St Seneca died Friday at St Joseph Hospital Joliet funeral services were at St Patrick's Church Seneca with burial at Calvary Cemetery Visitation at Osborne Pfeffer Funeral Home Born July 9 1916 in Seneca son of Frank and Catherine Sheedy married Veronica Pyszka in 1950 Sheedy served as administrator of the Comprehensive Employment Training Act in LaSalle County and spent 20 years as Manlius Township supervisor Surviving include daughter Carol Lambakis Naperville sons Jerry Edwards Burke VA and Donald Seneca brothers Vernon Rockford Vale Seneca sisters Venita Webster Davenport Vergene Rockford Vivian Kienzler Waukesha Also funeral services for Addie Johnson were held in Aurora with burial at Lincoln Memorial Park Johnson born in Earlville moved to Morris worked with Martin Johnson business at 250 N Highland Ave Aurora for 50 years member of St Pauls Lutheran Church Aurora Surviving husband three children Bruce Marjorie Gillet Charlotte Lipke eight grandchildren eight great grandchildren brother John Butterfield Gillman Wis sister Cora Carter Earlville two sisters in law Benny Helland rural Morris and Neeleon Ness Nettle Creek Township Preceded in death by two sons Richard and Edwin
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Seneca Virgil Sheedy
S. Main St
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Seneca
Calvary Cemetery
Osborne-Pfeffer
Frank and
Catherine (Nagel) Sheedy
Veronica Pyszka
Sheedy
James
Carol) Lambakis
Naperville
Jerry Edwards
Burke
Donald
Vernon
Rockford
Vale
George
Venita) Webster
Davenport
Iowa
Vergene Sheedy
Vivian) Kienzler
Waukesha
Wis
Martin
Addie) Johnson
Copley Memorial Hospital
Aurora
Healy Funeral Home
Lincoln Memorial Park
Earlville
Morris
Butterfield
N., Liberty St
Martin- Johnson
Highland
Nettle Creek Township
Richard
Edwin
Channahan Continued From Page One
Evans' salary set at 17500 dollars per year with additional benefits and oversight including enforcement community relations and police supervision duties detailed in the continuation.
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Evans
Fire Calls Fire Department Responds To Electrical Problems
Morris Fire Department was summoned twice on Monday for electrical issues in two homes. One minor blaze occurred when an electric stove at Mrs. Donald Enger’s 537 Fremont Ave was destroyed by fire after a shorted wire, with $500 in damage. The second call at Mrs. Ed Sobol’s 421 W. Jackson St found a shorted fuse box but no fire or smoke and no damage.
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Morris Fire Department
Donald Enger
Fremont Ave
Ed Sobol
W. Jackson St
Live stock prices report from Joliet market
In Joliet Illinois cattle were scarce with 50 head. Hog prices rose about 1.50 with No 1 2 200-230 lb hogs at 48.25 to 48.50 and No 1 3 200-250 lb hogs at 47.00 to 48.25. Wednesday estimates project cattle 2 500 and hogs 1 000.
Unemployment February meeting and Saratoga Tower updates
The February unemployment session noted information will be released later. Mrs. Bollen reported two year rental adjustments for Saratoga Tower tenants have been completed with rents adjusted based on income changes. The authority will receive about 58,968 in rents, just 1,802 below the 60,770 budgeted.
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Bollen
Saratoga Tower
Atty
Charles Zalar
Authority Board
Housing Authority Board
Kendrick Pest Control, LaSalle
Kendrick
Acee Laboratories
Pontiac
Qwik Kill
Streator
Northern Illinois Gas
Commonwealth Edison
Illinois Bell
Fairhall Elevator
James Stine
Zerboglio
al Pilch
Wallace Burroughs
Vern DeGrush
Morris
Meyer Heating
Peoria
Meyer
Appeals court erred in releasing convicted rapist
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a U S appeals court lacked jurisdiction to reverse an order freeing a Chicago rape convict. The decision favored Ben Early Browder who sought freedom after a 1971 rape conviction and a five to 15 year sentence. Browder had pursued appeals through state courts without success.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Chicago
Ben Early Browder
Browder
Illinois
Eviction Suit Filed Over House in Hat cher's Woods Area
Robert Motter filed in Grundy County Circuit Court an eviction suit against Clarence Edwards also known as Glendel Edwards. The petition seeks Edwards’ eviction from the south side house on Old Stage Rd near Hat cher's Woods and $375 rent for November December and January. Browder claims unlawful arrest at his home without a warrant or probable cause and describes being taken to the police station for a lineup identification by a rape victim.
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Robert Motter
Grundy County
Clarence Edwards
Glendel Edwards
Edwards
Old Stage Rd
Hatcher'’s Woods
Statesville
U.S
Joel Flaum
Chicago
Browder
GAO Begins Management Audit of Chicago Region RTA
The General Accounting Office launched a management audit of the regional transportation authority to assess use of federal funds. Rep. George O'Brien backs the probe, citing recent gas tax money and RTA decisions such as extending rapid transit to O'Hare. A GAO report is due by June 1.
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Washington
UPI
General Accounting Office
Chicago-area Regional Transportation Authority
RTA
George O’brien
R-Il
O'Brien
Ted Cormaney
O’brien
GAO
O’hare International Airport
City council approves police holiday pay ordinance and official reimbursements
The council added a clause to police holiday pay for full time officers at time and a half with extra holiday pay, and for part time officers at time and a half without a holiday allowance. It also formalizes quarterly reimbursements to six city officials for maintaining one telephone in each residence. Additional actions include sewer line bids, transfers between funds, and upcoming fee ordinances.
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Barkley
Water and Sewer Committee
McKinley St
E. Robinson Dr
Richard Schweickert
City Hall
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Virgil Sheedy
Mrs
Martin Johnson
Channahan
Joliet Market
Board of Trade
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Appeals Court
Vic Frantz
Yorkville
Wayne McQuade & His
Dick Jacobsen
Rinsenvac
SUN
Liberty
Waverly
Cormaney
Davidson
John Maunder
General Fund
Armstrong St
Morris Senior Citizens Community
Senior Citizens Organization
Wilfred Dix
Younger
E. Jefferson St
Brochman
McKinley Sts
Narvick Lumber
Armstrong
Wange
Cze Akg le
Blazers
Gauchos
Jacs
Lois & Gil Blankenship
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