Mrs James Fiorillo 71 Saratoga Towers resident dies
Mrs Virginia T Fiorillo of Saratoga Towers died early Sunday at home. Born June 29 1906 in South Wilmington she was daughter of Joseph and Kate Baudino. Survived by brother Joseph Faletti Morris and sister in law Alta Baudino Morris. Funeral Tuesday 9 30 am at Immaculate Conception Morris burial Mt Olivet Braidwood Memorials Saratoga Towers Organ Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Virginia T.) Fiorillo
Saratoga Towers
South Wilmington
Joseph and
Kate (Faletti) Baudino
Joliet Business College
James Fiorillo
Western Electric
Ross-Cole Corp
Faletti & Drew Music Store
Art fair winners at the fifth Emporium Square event
Norma Sherman of Steger won Best of Show and first in painting at the fifth Emporium Square Art Fair, with Joe Corsello Morris second and Flo McGrath Ottawa third. in ceramics Duane Larson Joliet took first, Chris Hawkins Morris second, Tom Eddington Mazon third. sculpture saw Jim Bettridge Morris take second with no first awarded. junior painting Best of Show went to Colleen Steele Morris, first place to Eleanor Fleishman Verona, second Caroline Fleishman Verona, third Suzi Karstens Joliet. Olive Black of Morris won the luggage prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporium Square
Eleanor Fleishman
Verona
Caroline Fleishman
Suzi Karstens
Joliet
Olive Black
Narvick Ave
Morris
Joliet Market Livestock Prices Report
Joliet Illinois markets show cattle receipts at 3,200 with steers and heifers up 50 to 1.00 higher. High choice and prime steers 59.00 to 60.00, choice 57.00 to 58.50, good and choice 56.00 to 57.50. Heifers at 57.50 for prime, 54.50 to 56.50 for choice, 51.50 to 54.00 for good and choice. Cows 39.00 to 41.00, no canner or cutter. Hogs 1,000 head steady to firm. No 1-2 210-240 lb 50.00-51.00, No 1-3 200-250 lb 49.00-50.00, No 2-3 250-270 lb 48.25-49.00, lot No 2-4 310 lb 46.00. Tuesday receipts expected cattle 25, hogs 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain Market Report at Noon From Chicago Board
Markets report grain prices at 12 noon with corn at 2.42 per bushel, soybeans at 6.89, and wheat slightly lower. Wheat futures show declines of about 3 percent from prior prices, corn and soybeans also weaker with mixed adjustments across months and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Morris Daily Herald publisher and print details
The Morris Daily Herald is printed and published by Morris Publishing Company, an Illinois corporation, located at 122-124 East Washington Street in Morris. It operates daily except Saturdays and Sundays with Timothy J. West as publisher.
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Morris Daily Herald
Morris Publishing Company
Illinois Corporation
East Washington Street
Morris
Ilinois
Timothy J. West
Garland Church Roof Collapse Leaves One Dead and Dozens Injured
A flat tar and gravel church roof in Garland Texas collapsed after heavy rain trapping water and debris. A 9 year old girl died and 57 injured including five critically while three policemen also sustained injuries. The Walnut Village Church of Christ had 170 members present when the roof gave way during morning services. The disaster followed concerns about missing drainage and was described as the worst event seen by church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Texas
UPI
Dwaine Howard
Dallas
Walnut Village
Minooka Junior High Sets Academic Awards Night
Minooka Junior High School will hold an Academic Awards Night at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school gym according to Principal Michael Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooka
Minooka Junior High School
Michael Sheridan
Mazon Man Charged With Contributing To Delinquency
Raymond Weatherford of Harmony Avenue Mazon was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor for keeping a girl out beyond curfew Saturday night. The 20 year old posted bond and was ordered to appear in court June 22 after a complaint filed by Ted Crumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazon
Raymond Weatherford
Harmony Ave
Ted Crumb
Weatherford
Electrical fire at Moose Lodge 967 near Morris
Morris fire responders were dispatched Sunday at 7:46 p.m. to an electrical fire at Moose Lodge 967 on Illinois 47 after wiring on the bar smoked and caught fire. Fire Chief Robert Coleman estimated the damage at 300 dollars. firefighters were back at the station by 8:36 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Moose Lodge
Illinois
May Rose
Robert Coleman
Vandals damage two vehicles on Mable Court
Judy Stipes reports a yellow Saratoga School bus sprayed with paint on the grill and license plate while Don Williams says his 1976 AMC Gremlin had red and white paint on the driver side, two tires cut and a broken lock. Deputy Sklut estimates $400 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Court
Judy Stipes
Saratoga
William Sklut
Don Williams
Sklut
Three Arrested for Trespass at Scout Camp
Three people from Bensenville were charged after trespassing Sunday night at Rainbow Council Boy Scout camp on White Tie Rd. Michael Fichter 28 Gary Rockwood 26 and Joseph Dal Cerro 17 faced charges in a complaint filed by camp ranger Robert Puckett after a 3 PM warning and a second sighting near 9 PM. Bonds were set at 35 dollars each with court appearances scheduled for June 8.
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Rainbow Council
White Tie
Michael Fichter
Gary Rockwood
Joseph Dal Cerro
Bensenville
Robert Puckett
Puckett
Chag Williamson
Robert Davy
Car Stolen From Grundy County Fairgrounds
A Chicago man reported his car stolen from the Grundy County Fairgrounds parking lot at 11:30 p.m. Friday. William Skarupinski told Sheriff’s Sgt. Thomas Walker that he parked and locked his 1974 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. upon return after the races the car was missing and the keys were in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grundy County
Minooka High approves summer drivers education program
Minooka High School Board approved a summer drivers education program with Supt. Alton Mattingly authorized to implement it. Requests for special instruction for two students were approved, including homebound instruction for Sue Wilson and resident special education at Hope Learning and Living Center in Waterloo.
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Minooka — A
Minooka High School Board
Alton Mattingly
Sue Wilson
Hope Learning and Living Center
Waterloo
Lois Breen
Kevin O'Neil
Reed- Custer High School
Supt
Mattingly
Four drivers cited by Coal City police this weekend
Coal City police ticketed four drivers for traffic violations over the weekend. Norman Vignes, 50, was cited at Broadway and Division for driving after license revocation and posted $100 bond to appear June 8. Phillip Dunning, 18, was cited for muffler violation and illegal left turn at Broadway and Church and to appear June 8 after posting license. Jose Larosa, 20, was cited for no valid license and taillight issue at Broadway and Division, posted $35 bond to appear. Robert Cheska, 22, Elgin, charged for no valid registration at Division and Second Ave, posted $35 bond to appear June 22.
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Coal City
Norman Vignes
Waupecan Valley
Broadway and
Division Sts
Broadway
Robert Cheska
Elgin
Division St
Second Ave
Arrest of Ronald Rose in Carbon Hill Disorderly Conduct
Ronald Rose, 34, posted $35 bond after a disorderly conduct charge filed by Grundy County Deputy Craig Williamson. Deputies responded to a fight at the John Manegold residence in Carbon Hill, where Rose and Judy Manegold clashed. Manegold allegedly struck Rose with a baseball bat. Rose refused to leave and used obscene language before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Rose
Grundy County
Craig Williamson
Sheriff's Department
John Manegold
Carbon Hill
Rose
Judy Manegold
Williamson
Michael Sather
Coal City
James White
Man stabbed at county fairgrounds during Florida man’s visit
Larry Everhart of Ft Lauderdale was stabbed in the left shoulder as he entered a restroom at Grundy County fairgrounds during race events. He was treated at Morris Hospital and released Friday night after the 11 18 p.m. call to deputies. Everhart said he was pushed from behind with no prior altercation.
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Florida
Morris Hospital
Grundy County Fairgrounds
Larry Everhart
Ft. Lauderdale
Grundy County
Thomas Walker
Fairgrounds
Walker
Everhart
Sgt. Walker
Breath-of-Spring Bike-a-Thon Raises Funds for Cystic Fibrosis
About 50 riders, including children and adults, trekked a 12 mile course in the Breath-of-Spring Bike-a-Thon held in the Goodfarm area. Pledges totaled 1500 dollars with funds due to a special Mazon State Bank fund within ten days. Sponsors included Grundy County Home Extension Country Charmers and aiding groups Merry Goodfarm Maidens 4-H Club and Grundy County REACT.
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Goodfarm
Mazon State Bank
Bernie Bounds
Rte. 1
Mazon
Steve Walsh
Rte. 2
Dwight
Grundy County Home Extension Country Charmers Unit
Merry Goodfarm Maidens 4-H Club
Grundy County React
Gardner youth charged after battery complaint filed
Bonita Kudler of Allison Apartments Gardner filed a battery complaint at 7 48 p m alleging Danny Snow 17 Liberty St Gardner pushed her down Snow was arrested and scheduled to appear in court June 6
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Gardner
Bonita Kudler
Allison Apartments
Danny Snow
Liberty St
Four people charged in Grundy County traffic and trespass cases
Deputies ticketed Todd Togliatti 18 of Coal City for reckless driving after a Sunday incident on White Tie Road. William Chesko 48 of Joliet faced trespassing charges following a complaint by Ewing Von Axelson Jr. at Brown Road near Aux Sable Cemetery. Chesko and Togliatti were bonded or scheduled for June court dates. A Morris woman reported theft of 70 to 80 dollars at Chuck’s Pub. Pam Buberle’s purse, with money and license, was later found with the money missing. A pursuit on Carbon Hill Road involved a car sliding and a pursuit by Deputy Williamson. Togliatti was stopped on White Tie Road. Additional citations included Ralph Bissey 19 for speeding 71 mph in 55 mph zone and Marc Lindamood 32 for 72 mph in 55 mph zone, both bonded. Lloyd Henry 16 faced disobedience of traffic signals at Illinois 47 and Washington Streets. bonding details incomplete.
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Todd Togliatti
White Tie Rd
Coal City
Craig Williamson
Togliatti
William Chesko
Joliet
Ewing VonAxelson Jr
E. U.S
Grundy County
Carl Luck
Wit VonAxelson
Chesko
Brown Rd
Aux Sable
Morris
Eileen
Pam Buberle
Division St
Lacey and
Seventh Sts
Carbon Hill
Carbon Hill Rd
Williamson
Charles Ingram
Ralph Bissey
Rte. 1
Dwight
Peter Odo
U.S. 6
Tabler Rd
Bond
Marc Lindamood
Susan Circle
Odo
Lloyd Henry
Seneca Estates
Jeff Black
Illinois 47
Washington Sts
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Chun King Oriental Foods
Minooka High
Fairhaven Acres
Fields, Goldman and Macgee
Coal City Police
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Tina
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