Obituary notes for Eugene Tabler and second resident
Eugene H Tabler 71 of 307 Robinston Dr Morris IL died Friday. Born March 4 1907 Aux Sable Township he was a farmer retired 1972. Survived by wife Gladys Heap two grandchildren sister Hazel Ferry. Services 10:30 am Davis Funeral Home burial Willard Grove Cemetery Masonic rites Cedar Lodge AF & AM No 124. Memorials to Dr John B Roth ICU Morris Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Tabler
Robinston Dr
Morris Hospital
Aux Sable Township
Henry
Emma Johnson Tabler
Morris High School
Pearl Essington
Gladys Heap
The
AF & AM No. 124
Order of Eastern Star
John
Hazel) Ferry
Joliet
Ray
Davis Funeral Home
David Kaller
Willard Grove Cemetery
Mrs. Ethel Van Natta 93 Dies in Seneca
Mrs. Ethel Van Natta 93 of Seneca died Sunday at Grundy County Home. Survived by son Max and granddaughter Joyce Van Atta, plus sisters Marie Cameron and Edna Harkins. Born Tonica Dec 26 1884 to William and Emily Harkins. Funeral Wednesday 1:30 p.m. Reeves Funeral Home. Burial Brookside Tonica. Pallbearers Harry Melby John Mann Robert Calhan Alvin Johnson. Visitation one hour before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William (Maude) Smith
Ottawa Care Center
Seneca
James
Bridgett (Keating) Cushing
William Smith
St. Patrick’s Church
Harvey Caldwell
Streator
Harvey G. Caldwell
St. Paul
Ione Caldwell
George Howard
Calvary Cemetery
Osborne Pfeffer
Ethel M. van Natta
Grundy County
Max
Joyce van Atta
Old Stage Rd
Marie Cameron
Rockford
Edna Harkins
Boulder
Colo
Tonica
William
Emily
Logan) Harkins
Harry
Kendall traffic signal contract awarded in Kendall County
Virgil Cook and Son of DeKalb awarded a 34525 contract by the Illinois Department of Transportation to furnish and install traffic control signals at the U.S. 30 and 34 intersection three miles northeast of Oswego in Kendall County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Cook and Son of
DeKalb
Illinois Department of Transportation
U.S. 30
Oswego
Kendall County
Joliet Market Roundup Slows Cattle and Hogs Prices
Live stock at Joliet shows 4,400 cattle with steers 50-1.00 lower and heifers 50-75 lower. Mixed high choice and prime steers 1150-1350 lb at 55.50-56.00, four loads 56.00. Heifers 900-1050 lb 54.25-54.75, four loads 54.75. Hogs 1,600 weak to 50 lower, No 1-2 200-240 lb 52.50-53.00, 45 head 53.25, No 1-2 250-270 lb 51.00-52.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
UPI
Wheat climbs as corn holds steady in noon markets
CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat was higher at noon on the Board of Trade while corn was mixed and soybeans lower. Wheat contracts for December around 3.50, March near 3.46, and May about 3.42. Corn contracts ranged with mixed changes and soybeans slipping from morning quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Building permit suit dismissed in Carbon Hill case
A Grundy County Circuit Court Friday dismissed a suit against the village of Carbon Hill over allegedly blocked building permits. Plaintiffs James Anderson, Patricia Planeta, and Richard Planeta owned four Carbon Hill lots and sought permits for two residences after plans were submitted last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Grundy County
James
Margaret Anderson
Richard
Patricia Planeta
Suspicious men flee laundromat after knife found
Two men loitered at Saratoga Laundry on N Division St about 8 am planning a robbery with a hunting knife. A black-handled knife was found in the washroom but later disappeared. One suspect 5 8 to 5 10, 150 to 155 pounds, dark brown hair, mustache, green cap. the other about 6 feet, blond, denim jacket with fur, faded jeans. Police responded twice and left while suspects were gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Laundry
N. Division St
Morris driver ticketed for obstructing traffic
Richard A. Snyder, 21, of 1215 Price St., was cited for improper passing and following too closely after a traffic accident near the Savon service station on Division St. Sunday at 7:05 p.m. Debra M. Morganegg, 20, of Yorkville, also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Snyder
Price St
Savon
Division St
P.m. Both Snyder and
Debra M. Morganegg
Yorkville
Three-car crash in Coal City yields ticket to teen
No injuries reported after a Friday 4 45 p m three car collision on Illinois 47 near Jefferson St. Jerry D Pierard 17 of 70 E Second St was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident after rear ending a car that was pushed into a second vehicle. He drove a 1979 GMC Sierra truck owned by Ramey Buick of Coal City. The Peterson Monza and Chappell Ranger sustained under $250 damage and were not hospitalized. Pierard posted bond and faces Grundy County Circuit Court on Oct 26. Police were Morris Roger Miller and the incident involved the Morganegg collision following a right turn toward a service station. Snyder and Morganegg faced a November 2 court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
Illinois 47
Jefferson St
Jerry D. Pierard
E. Second St
Morris
Robert Davy
Pierard
Ramey Buick
Janet M. Peterson
Washington St
Estill C. Chappell
Romeoville
Olson
Arco
Grundy County
Division St
Coal City man reports theft of a fiberglass canoe
Floyd Calcaterra of Illinois 113 and County Line Rd. reported a Budweiser labeled fiberglass canoe stolen from his property sometime between 9:30 p.m. Saturday and 8:20 a.m. Sunday. The report to Grundy County Sheriff's Department was filed at 8:23 a.m. Saturday. Sheriff’s Sgt. Frank Schmitt confirmed the detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Sheriff's
Floyd Calcaterra
Illinois
County Line Rd
Frank Schmitt
Morris youth charged with resisting arrest after reckless driving
Robert N Wahl a 19 year old of 1410 Old Pine Bluff Rd was charged with resisting arrest after police stopped his vehicle in the 800 block of E Benton St at 12 15 a m He posted a 100 cash bond for both charges and must appear in Grundy County Circuit Court on Oct 30 The complaint signed by Edward Maskel stated Wahl drove back and forth at high speeds and accelerated from a dead stop prompting officers Sgt Harold Carlson and Policeman James Watson to take him into custody by force
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Robert N. Wahl
Old
Pine Bluff Rd
Grundy County
Edward Maskel
E. Benton St
Wahl
Harold Carlson
James Watson
Private Drive Accident Cites Lois J Cassidy for Yield Violation
Lois J Cassidy 46 of 420 E Washington was cited for failing to yield at a private drive after a collision on Liberty St south of Bedford Plaza. Terry Lagro 16 of 1244 Hi Park Blvd was traveling south when Cassidy pulled from a parking lot. Lagro’s 1972 Dodge Dart sustained over 250 dollars in damage. Cassidy posted her license. Morris police officer Robert Stansberry investigated. court date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Lois) J. Cassidy
E. Washington
Liberty St
Bedford Plaza
Terry L. Lagro
Hi- Park Blvd
Cassidy
Lagro
Morris Man Signs Battery Complaint After Street Fight
A Morris resident reported a Sunday 1 a.m. battery in the 600 block of Liberty Street. Steve Jorlin, 727 E Jefferson St, was cut on the nose and signed a complaint against a man he identified as Jeff Olson. Police traced license plates to Robert Olson of Joliet, but could not locate the vehicle or the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Liberty St
Steve Jorlin
Jefferson St
Jeff Olson
Morris Driver Cited For Obstructing Traffic
Jose L. Salinas age 20 of 10642 W. Jefferson was cited in the 100 block of W. Jackson St at Liberty St for obstructing traffic Sunday at 10 pm by Miller. He posted his license with a court date set for Nov 2. Robert D. Howen age 16 of 110 Briar La was cited for obstructing traffic in the 400 block of Liberty St on Friday at 9 10 pm by Miller. He posted his license as bond with a Nov 2 court date. Clarissa L. Siron age 34 of Coal City was cited by Morris policeman Robert Stansberry for traveling 52 in a 35 mph zone on Division St near Borens Ford. She posted her Morris police issued 24 tickets by Saturday at 2 25 am for vehicles parked along the downtown street sweeping routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose L. Salinas
W. Jefferson
W. Jackson St
Liberty St
Morris
Roger Miller
Robert D. Howen
Briar la
Miller
Bond
Clarissa L. Siron
Coal City
Robert Stansberry
Division St
Boren
Ford
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Eugene Tabler
Ethel van Natta
Kendall Traffic Signal Contract
Joliet Market
Snyder
Miss Morganegg
Jornlin
Robert Olson
Raymond Ave
Playtex
Helen
Claire Taylor
Pak Sak Laundry
Liberty
Waverly
Hornsby
First National Bank of Morris
F.d.1.c
IR Wy, RI
W. Main ST. Morris
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