Obituaries for Hollahan and Treasure taken in two Illinois towns
James P. Hollahan 80 of Ransom died 5 30 p m at St Marys Hospital Streator Born March 15 1894 he married Mary Kennedy in 1917 He was a lifelong farmer and is survived by his wife a daughter a son eight grandchildren six great grandchildren a brother and four sisters Funeral Mass at St Patricks Church Ransom Visitation Wednesday at Osborne Pfeffer Funeral Home Seneca Burial in St Patricks Cemetery Ransom Jean E Treasure 41 of Gardner Joliet hospital death Born January 31 1934 in Gardner she belonged to Braceville Methodist Church Joliet Bowling 600 club and CES Gardner chapter Survived by mother seven sisters four brothers and many nieces and nephews Funeral Friday at Gardner Funeral Home with two ministers Burial Braceville Gardner Cemetery Memorials to dialysis unit Silver Cross or Braceville Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Hollahan
S. Garfield St
Ransom
St. Mary's Hospital
Streator
James
Margaret Connor Hollahan
Pleasant View Lutheran College
Ottawa
Mary Kennedy
St. Patrick's Church
Edward
Vanita) Caputo
James F
Cary
Alphonso
Marseilles
Kathryn Hollahan
Julia Hollahan
Albert
Susan) Denny
Ernest
Velma) Husted
Jean E.) Treasure
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Gardner
John
Josephine Kroll Sowers
Braceville Methodist Church
Leonard
Lorraine) Brockman
Seneca
Leo
Dorothy) Muzzarelli
Richard
Juanita) Marshall
Orlando
Fla
Marcia
Rebecca Sowers
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wayne
Bob
Archie
Harold
James Treasure
Gardner Funeral Home
James R. Larson
Church of Hope
James Patrick
Braceville- Gardner
Cattle market hits uncertain footing at Joliet sale
Joliet Illinois cattle receipts fall short of establishing a stable market while hogs hold steady at 52 to 53 dollars per hundredweight. Feeder classes show 50.25 to 53.00 with Wednesday’s receipts pegged at about 3,000 cattle and 1,200 hogs.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain futures rise with wheat and soybeans up at noon
On the Chicago Board of Trade Wheat July at 3.14 up 9 percent September 3.20 up 9 percent December 3.29. Corn July 2.84 up 2 percent September 2.65 up 3 percent December 2.48 up 2 percent Soybeans July 5.15 up 5 percent August 5.06 up 4 percent September 4.96 up 6 percent.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Trial testimony details night at Mortgaged Inn and apartment building
Eyewitnesses describe the March 20 gathering at the Mortgaged Inn in Minooka and the search at 201 Mondamon St for Flatness. Schuck Severson Saltzman and Turner testify about their movements and interactions with Fleming and Flatness amid accusations of disturbance.
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Saltzman
Schuck
Fleming
Sgt. Neary
The
American Legion
Severson
Flatness
Grundy County
Fox
Donald Schuck
Kendall County
Minooka
Legion
Jeff Flatness
Dixon
Turner
Mondamon St
Grundy County Sheriff's
Tim Neary
Neary
Garden tips for a productive home veggie plot
Home gardeners are advised to thin crowded vegetables while seedlings. Beans and peas require specific spacing. Regular insect checks and early spraying with Spectracide are recommended. Succession planting maximizes space for a tasty home harvest.
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Ciba-Geigy
Traffic Court Fines For Multiple Speed And Liquor Violations
Dale Godwin 27 of Gary Indiana fined 100 plus 10 costs for illegal liquor transport and 10 plus 5 costs for littering after a May 20 citation by Trooper Dale Willson on Interstate 80 five miles east of Illinois 47. Joseph Orsini 37 of Joliet area fined 19 and 5 costs for 74 mph in a 55 zone, ticket June 11 by Trooper Rodney Soper on U S 6 near Minooka Road. Michael Ferguson 22 of Wilmington fined 15 and 5 costs for 60 in a 45 zone, ticket April 13 by Trooper Darryl Pershall on U S 6 at Susan Circle. Willard Penrod 16 of Gardner fined 10 and 5 costs for going too fast for conditions, May 28 ticket by Deputy Roy Christensen on Illinois 53 at Gardner South Wilmington High School. George Childrey 19 of Wilmington fined 15 and 5 costs for 50 in a 35 zone, May 26 by Minooka Officer William Wilson on Channahon Road near Lions Park.
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Dale Godwin
Gary
Ind
Dale Willson
Illinois
Joseph Orsini
Alicia Drive
Rodney Soper
U.S. 6
Minooka Rd
Michael Ferguson
Illinois Ave
Darryl Pershall
Susan Circle
Willard Penrod
Gardner
Grundy County
Roy Christensen
Gardner South Wilmington High School
George Childrey
Rte. 1
Wilmington
Minooka
William Wilson
Channahon Rd
Lions Park
Barbs and Bits of Wit in a Crowded Speech
A speaker derides slow revolver control noting a 130 year lag in regulation. A self described quiet talker proves otherwise after a ninety minute program. A playful “leer of girl watchers” joins new collective nouns. The piece ends with a quip about divorce and cost of leaving.
Arrest man on dog complaint in Dresden Acres
William Shepherd of 106 Kings Rd was charged with allowing a dog to run loose after a 4 year old girl Dawn Eller was bitten on the left leg and right hand. A complaint signed by Dale and Rose Eller led to a $25 bond release and a court appearance set for July 28.
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William Shepherd
Kings Rd
Dresden Acres
Shepherd
Dale
Rose Eller
Dawn
Eller
Sheriff's Department
Grundy County
Tim Neary
James Hume
Edwin Eller
Morris Hospital
Sewer conflicts spark council discussion on city drainage
Council members hear disputes over a 12 inch sanitary sewer from McKinley Street to Lisbon Street and its impact on basements. Residents question storm water entry and seek third party review while Chamlin researchers study the problem and the city weighs separate storm and sanitary sewers and possible federal grants.
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Lisbon St
Etzenbach
Lee Wilkinson
McKinley St
Wilkinson
Warren Olson
Chamlin
Donald Davidson
Robert Gilbertson
Gilbertson
Morris
Olson
Christensen
Illinois 47
U.S. 6
Nettle Creek
Rock Island
Ilinois-Michigan Canal
Christiansen
Armed man report on Cemetery Rd sighting
Grundy County sheriff received a report from Wayne Linnemann at 4 52 p m that a subject on Cemetery Rd in front of a house by power lines pointed a gun at passing cars. Sgt Tim Neary searched the area but found nothing.
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Grundy County
Reverend Witherspoon and his legacy as educator
Rev. John Witherspoon, sole active clergyman signer of the Declaration, gained prominence as a religious leader and educator. Emigrating from Scotland, he joined the Revolution, signed the Articles of Confederation, and led the College of New Jersey, later Princeton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Witherepeen
Scotland
America
Witherspoon
World Almanac
College of New Jersey
Princeton University
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Narwhal Sighting Reaches Southern Waters
Arctic narwhals have been spotted only four times as far south as Britain and once off the coast of Holland amid broken ice fields. The sightings indicate unusual migration patterns away from their usual above 65 degree north range.
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Britain
Holland
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Joliet Market
Pmt
Doc Wheatley Club Senior Citizens
Country Western Entertainment
Sun
Reed Road
Braidwood
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Luau
Carson
Liberty
Morris Daily Herald
George Lee
Gary Galloson
Gary Greer
Narwick's
Service Gas, Inc
Tll
Liberty St
City Hall
Judiciary Committee
City of
BIG Morris Shoe
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