Sludge Removal Petition Filed Over SEMCO Contempt
State's Atty Richard Wilder said a petition for a rule to show cause will be filed to cite Soil Enrichment Materials Corp SEMCO for contempt for failing to remove sludge from holding bins in Norman Township. The county required a conditional use permit for storage and a judge upheld that rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Richard Wilder
Soil Enrichment Materials Corp
SEMCO
Wilder
Norman
Thomas Clydesdale
Grundy
Heirs Named in Mrs Hexdall Estate In Gardner
The estate of the late Mrs. Alice G Hexdall valued at 105000 is to be divided among her widower Elmer Hexdall and five children Joyce David Paul James and Thomas. James Hexdall of Gardner named administrator. Mrs Hexdall died May 25 in Gardner leaving no will. The estate comprises 30000 in personal property and 75000 in real property.
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Alice G. Hexdall
Gardner
James Hexdall
Elmer Hexdall
Joyce
David
Paul
James
Thomas
Cambridge
Mass
Vandalism and Theft Reported in City Incidents
City police investigate two vandalism cases. Miss Lela Willis reports a missing barbecue grill hedge trimmer and lawn chair from her back yard and BB pellet damage to three windows. Mrs Myron Stangland reports eggs broken on the Roger property at 1104 Price Street, no paint damage observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Willis
Illinois Ave
Myron Stangland
Price St
William Rogers
Two Arrested for Reckless Driving in Joliet Chase
William D. Gehris aged 19 of Joliet and Donald L. Phillips aged 25 of Joliet were arrested by Channahon Police Captain Lloyd Unland after a two mile chase at 1 am Thursday. They posted driver licenses as bond and will appear in court at 1 30 pm on July 20.
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Channahon
William D. Gehris
Rte. 5
Joliet
Donald L. Phillips
Rte. 1
Lloyd Unland
Channahon Police Department
Grant extension granted in Banks appeal case
An extension to July 20 was granted in the Third District Appellate Court for Bruce Stratton of the Illinois Defender Project in the Marion Lee Banks case. Banks, age 20, was sentenced in 1971 to four to 10 years after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in his infant daughter’s March 1971 death.
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Third District Appellate Court
Bruce Stratton
Illinois Defender Project
Marion Lee Banks
Banks
Youth placed on probation for theft at local high school
A 17 year old youth identified as Carmen Serena was placed on probation for one year and fined 200 dollars for stealing a stop watch from Gardner South Wilmington High School. Circuit Judge Robert Malmquist accepted a tentative plea agreement with State's Attorney Richard Wilder and defense lawyer John Hynds. As a condition of probation the youth must continue seeing psychiatrist John Butts as long as needed. Court and probation costs must be paid during the probation period.
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Gardner-South Wilmington High School
Carmen Serena
Robert W. Malmquist
Obituaries from Braidwood Seneca and Ottawa
BRAIDWOOD Mrs. Thomas Graham 69 died after a long illness at St Joseph Hospital Joliet Surviving daughters Ellis Barnes and Marlene Read sons William and John 15 grandchildren sister Emma Curtis predeceased husband 1970 son Sgt Thomas 1944 services Sunday 2 p m at Pat terson Funeral Chapel burial Oakwood Cemetery Wilmington Visitation Saturday 2 5 and 7 10 p m. Seneca Stephen H Nelson funeral 2 p m Our Savior's Lutheran Church Seneca officiating pallbearers listed burial Oak Wood Memorial Park Ottawa Osborne Pfeffer Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Braidwood
Thomas
Bessie) Graham
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Ellis Barnes
Marlene Read
Tuscon
Ariz
William
John
Kent
Ohio
Emma Curtis
Sgt
Mabel Barr
Patterson Funeral Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
Wilmington
Graham
Seneca
Stephen H. Nelson
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Emil Blobaum
E. W. Swenson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ottawa
Russell Tendall
Robin Walters
Ronald Lambert
Craig Decker
Robert Lieske
Donald Lieske
Willard Nelson
Market Cattle Prices Rise at Joliet Auction
Joliet Illinois cattle market reports raise prices across classes. Slaughter steers gain 1.00 to 1.25, heifers up 1.00, cows steady. High choice and prime steers 1,166 to 1,342 pounds yield grade 3 and 4 bring 39.00 to 39.25. Choice 1,070 to 1,275 pounds yield grade 2 to 4 range 37.25 to 39.00. Good cattle sell 35.25 to 36.50.
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Morris
Hexdall
Welyy
Illinois
Lita
Simoniz
Hornsby
Mon
Dungaroo
Paul W. Cable
E. Jefferson
Chicago Title Insurance Company
Grundy County Title and Abstract Company
Thomas Graham Stephen Nelson
LiBerty
Ideaway Morris
Joliet Market
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