Obituaries for Fisher Misener Brown in Grundy County area
Mrs. Wilbur Fisher 78 of Mazon dies at Grundy County Home. Born 1893 in Mason County West Virginia, she married Wilbur M. Fisher in 1915 at Mazon. Surviving: daughter Helen Brown, son Stanley, eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren, sister Mary McGrew. Funeral Friday at Davis Funeral Home Morris. Burial Mazon Cemetery.
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Mazon
Wilbur
Mamie Grace) Fisher
Grundy County
Mason County
W. Va
Everett A
Nora (Wallace) Jordan
Wilbur M. Fisher
Mazon. Mrs. Fisher Was A Member of the United Church of Christ In Mazon
Mary Elizabeth Davies
Farmer’s Wives Club
Rainbow Garden Club
Grundy County Agricultural Fair
George
Helen) Brown
Rural Morris
Stanley
Macon
Mary McGrew
Orlando
Fla
Davis Funeral Home
Morris
Paul Mallory
Mazon Cemetery
United Church of Christ
Coal City
William C. Brown
Carbon Hill
Marjorie
Earle
Ruth) Allen
William R
J. LeRoy
Margaret (Vacca) Brown
Reeves Funeral Home
Virgil Smith
Braceville-Gardner
Funeral
Accident details clash over I-80 Ranch parking lot hit
Police report notes undetermined details of a backing accident at the I-80 Ranch lot at 10:30 p.m. Sunday. Carole Gunnerson reports her 1969 convertible was struck on the right front. Kenneth Kingman later says he backed a 1972 Oldsmobile and touched the parked car, leaving a scratch on his vehicle.
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Carole E. Gunnerson
Rte. 1
Newark
Kenneth G. Kingman
Washington St
Kingman
Minooka Village Sticker Sales Dates and Fees
The final two sales for Minooka village vehicle stickers are Saturday March 11 from 9 a.m. to noon and Wednesday March 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. After March 15 fees double. Regular rates are 5 dollars for cars 7.50 dollars for trucks and 3 dollars for two wheeled motor vehicles.
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Minooka Village
Centennial sidewalk completed after long planning
Markets report lists grain prices with corn at 1.21 and soybeans at 3.46 while New York notes a centennial event. The United Methodist Church dedicated a sidewalk linking the parsonage and church, a project first requested in 1889 by Rev. E G Campbell, finally finished in 1967.
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Locus Point
N.Y
United Methodist Church
E.G. Campbell
Car-tamper case against two Wilmington youths continues
Two youths, Leland D. Todd 18 and Michael J. Rasor 20, face two counts of tampering with a motor vehicle after being arrested by Morris police while prowling Lisbon Road car ports. Arraignment set for March 14. Todd seeks court appointed counsel. Authorities link the pair to a prior break-in at the Gilbert Home on Muske Lane.]]
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Wilmington
Leland D. Todd
Michael J. Rasor
Robert Malmquist
Todd
Rasor
Atty
Robert Adcock
Morris
Gilbert
Ex serviceman pleads guilty to drug possession charge
Robert A. Roberson, 21, a former serviceman, pleaded guilty in LaSalle County Circuit Court to a misdemeanor for possession of a dangerous drug on May 6 1970. He was placed on two years probation and fined $500 plus $35 costs. Circuit Judge John S. Massieon presided with defense counsel Atty. Anthony C. Raccaglia.
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Robert A. Roberson
LaSalle County
Robert E. Richardson
John S. Massieon
Atty
Anthony C. Raccaglia
Man Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct at Coffee House
A 65 year old Saune man paid 25 dollars plus 10 dollars costs in circuit court Monday after being charged with disorderly conduct by state police following a disturbance at the Coffee House at Illinois 47 and U S 66 Monday afternoon. Carl Dixon paid his fine and cost and was released.
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Saunemin
Illinois 47
U.S. 66
Carl Dixon
Morris man given prison term for triple burglary
A 29-year-old Morris man, William Crumb of 515 Douglas Street, was sentenced to not less than two nor more than seven years in the Illinois State Penitentiary on three burglary counts, to run concurrently with credit for time served. The case stemmed from December burglaries at Sereno's Farm Mart, with four tires taken each incident.
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Morris
Illinois State Penitentiary
Grundy County
William Crumb
Douglas St
Robert W. Malmquist
Richard Wilder
John Zerboglio
Crumb
Atty
Wilder
Sereno’s
Division
Buchanan Sts
Atty. Wilder
Robert J. Sears
Kendall County
State Farm
Vandalia
Retirement party set for state police sergeant in Joliet
Sgt Donald Spivey of District 5 State Police Joliet will be guest of honor at a retirement party April 7 at the Trave Lodge. He retires March 31 after a 25 year career, first retiree from District 5. Spivey resides in Wilmington and served as automotive equipment officer. Friends should contact state police headquarters by March 15.
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Donald Spivey
District No. 5
Joliet
Trave Lodge
Interstate 80
Minooka Road
Robert W. Georgantas
District 5
Illinois State Police
Spivey
Wilmington
Morris man pleads guilty to parking lot disturbance
Anthony J. Buberle, 22, of 1346 Division St., paid 25 dollars and 10 dollars costs after admitting disorderly conduct at Morris Hospital parking lot on February 19. A second complaint by Robert Drake, signed for his 17-year-old son, was dismissed with leave to reinstate.
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Morris
Morris Hospital
Anthony J. Buberle
Division St
Selma Countryman
E. Main St
Buberle
William Denny
Robert Drake
W. Main St
Drake
Traffic Court Record in Disorderly Conduct Fine
Gary L. Wren of Douglas Street paid 25 dollars plus 10 dollars for a disorderly conduct charge related to squealing tires. Walt Olson, address unavailable, signed the complaint on February 22.
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Gary L. Wren
Douglas St
Walt Olson
Yorkville hosts Kendall County law enforcement graduation
At a Yorkville courthouse ceremony 44 officers and staff received ILEC training certificates for the 1971 program. The event honored graduates from Kendall County Sheriff’s Office Oswego Newark Sandwich Plano Yorkville and Western Electric security. Courses covered criminal investigations arrest laws search and due process with instructor Anthony Bassak and guest speakers.
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Yorkville
Illinois Law Enforcement Commission
ILEC
Kendall County
Anthony Bassak
State’s Attorney's Office
Sheriff's Department
Clyde H. Bagwill
Thomas W. Burgholzer
William A. Burgholzer
P. Thomas Coziahr
Charles F. Davis
Victor G. Grantz
David L. Goins
Gerrit Halbesma
Raymond Hathaway
Clyde G. Howell
Larry McClellan
Wayne McQuade
Clifford Oleson
John Robert Perkins
Joseph F. Schuck Sr
Albert J. Speenburgh
Anthony C. Sustaric
John R. Taylor
David E. Thompson
Sheriff Usry
Harold L. van Etten
Kenneth Walker
Thomas J. Rein
Gerald A. Barbey
Donald Sebby
Newark Police Department
Robert Mizel
Ronald Reuter
Larry Stroup
Robert Stubblefield
William Vanderlinden
Oswego
Marvin Westby
James Miller
John Orr
Ray Richardson
Francis A. Spoden
Plano
Winfred Prickett
R. Clark Morrell
Richard Randall
Harrison Reed
Alvin Spera
Yorkville Police Department
Donald Humphries
William Wickens
George Zimmerman
Sandwich Police Department
George Eliason
Western Electric Security Office
Burglary Hearing Set for Lewis Mahood in Bedford Case
In a Monday session Circuit Judge Robert Malmquist set a pretrial hearing for 10 30 a m Friday for Lewis Elmer Mahood 25 of 14092 Division St indicted for burglaries at Bedford Liquors on Bedford Road Jan 31 Kroger Co Jan 24 and Heap Insurance Agency 1367 Division St Jan 31 Atty S J Holderman named to represent Mahood after August Black withdrew saying he could not cooperate Wilder objected noting Black’s 16 years as state’s attorney and experience
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Lewis Elmer Mahood
Atty
S. J. Holderman
Mahood
State
Richard Wilder
August Black
Robert Malmquist
Torney
Black
Wilder
Division
Bedford Liquors
Bedford Road
Kroger Co
Heap Insurance Agency
Division St
Ali pays back alimony to Sonji Clay in Chicago
Muhammad Ali's lawyer delivered a 44000 dollar check to Circuit Court in Chicago to cover back alimony owed to Sonji Clay, ex wife. Judge Norman Eiger lifted a contempt warrant after Ali deposited the funds for 1250 dollars monthly alimony, with deadlines previously set for March 2.
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Chicago
Muhammad Ali
Sonji Clay
Chauncy Eskridge
Norman H. Eiger
Ali
Eskridge
Grass Fire Near Bill Small Farm Reported
Braceville volunteers answered a grass fire call at 2:20 p.m. Monday near the Bill Small farm on Illinois 129 to extinguish flames damaging surrounding grass.
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Braceville
Bill Small
Illinois 129
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Wilbur Fisher
Russell E. Misener
W. Don Ekstrom
Donald Robinson
Paul Cooper
Raymond Weidner
James Misener
Vernon DeGrush
James Oelschlager
Donald Misener
Gap
John Hansen
Montreal
Walter Dixon
Penitentiary
Atty. Zerboglio
Roger D. Edwards
Edgar D. Fisk
John Price
Fisk
Joliet Market
Joliet, Ill
Sunbeam
Armstrong & Division
Wayne Long
Paul Bauit
Dallas Ingemunson
Thomas N. Usry
Eiger
Ber
Clay
Liberty Walgreen
Las Vegas
Clinton
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American Legion
Morris, Ill
Wauponsee Morris
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