Deed Set Aside in Bamunds Case Before Judge Dibell
Judge Dibell set aside a deed in the Bamunds case, ordering the son and his family to move from the Joliet homestead and pay rent to Mrs. Edmunds. The lengthy action also touched Anthony vs City of Joliet with motions to vacate judgment and ongoing council resistance to settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibell
Haley
Marshall
Sarah R. Bamunds
Will Edmunds
Edmunds
Indy
Anthony
Joliet
Dethoffer
WGEWood Baptist Church Announces Sunday Service
At Sunday evening service Rev Graff will preach on a theme of trusting God. All are welcome for the parish gathering as work continues on new art glass windows and cosmetic updates inside the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pod Baptist Church
Graff
Local Job Changes Prompt Rural Education Plans
Labor shifts noted include linais Steel Company worker becoming a lab assistant and Martin Lundquist as a office typewriter at E J E. Merle Potter takes a post with Russell Brewster and Co. in the Board of Trade building Chicago. Glenna Hamill and others will teach in Will county rural districts as high school students prepare for events at Electric Park tomorrow including track, baseball, and oratorical contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linais ® Steel Company
Martin Lundquist
Merle Potter
Russell Brewster and Co
Board of Trade
Chicago
Glenna Hamill
Almira Seiter
Anna Binder
Ethel Blodgett
Helen Stout
Will County
Electric Park
Norton Hurt at Mill Undergoes Amputation
Norton, superintendent at the billet walls of the tie line at the steel mill, was injured yesterday evening when he stepped on hot gear teeth. He was rushed to Silver Cross hospital where two of his toes were amputated. Doctors hope to save the remaining toes and foot, though further surgery may be needed. He is not in immediate danger and is expected to walk again in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Hospital
Norton
Lineis Steel Co
Max
Russia
Iran
Police Seek Parents of Drowned Man in Grand Rapids
Police in Grand Rapids investigate the drowning of Harry Warmer as they search for his parents here. A separate city sweep fails to locate fugitive Thomas Kelly from Morris. Marshall brothers Joseph and Robert receive thirty day jail terms for vagrancy and are sent to Wills Sanitarium. John and Ben Yober, accused panhandlers, are fined $1 and costs.
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Ities of
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harry Warmer
Thomas Kelly
Morris
Francis
Atd
Kelly
Chicago
Marshall Brothers
Joseph
Robert
Allen
Wills Sanitarium
John
Ben Yober
Sunny South
Bridewell
Reitz
Atpong
Local Stage Proves Lively With Student Performances
Lilya Carl Gustafson Irwin Zinser Roy Zinser and Fred Westphal appear in a program highlight. Junior pupils of Mr Converse presented instrumental numbers. Miss Florence Dike Miller, a high school teacher, performed a scene from the School of Scandal to hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilya
Carl Gustafson
Irwin Zinser
Roy Zinser
Fred Westphal
Mr. Converse
Florence
Herbert Lorraine Burgess
Helen Patterson
Grace McLean
Ella Reid
Gertrude Beaman
Elda Brereton
Marie Bissel
Ethel Rodger
Marie Downey
Edna Mathias
Messrs
Kenneth de Garmo
Roy Backstrom
Florence Dike Miller
Tokic Grand Jury Held Over Alleged $82 Theft Case
Joseph Tokic held for grand jury on larceny charges tied to an $82 trunk theft at a Ruby street boarding house. Peter Tokic alias Bulgarin freed as evidence failed. Joseph awaits September grand jury with $250 bond. case heard with interpreter as Bozzich backed Tokic's bail.
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Ruby Street
Joseph Klicas
Chicago
Peter Tokic
Bulgarin
Elicas
Tusik
Joseph Tokic
Tokics
Joseph Tokie
Peter
Joseph
Klens
Tickte
Dibell
Toki
Lagger
Trouble Brews Over Shade Tree Damage and Street Fight
Police report two altercations with arrests in a moving dispute on Sherman Street and a street fight on North Collins Street. James Roy pleaded guilty to malicious mischief over shade-tree damage during a frame-house transfer for Timothy Driscoll, with a Monday 9 am hearing. Morris Trachman, beaten by David Washburn during shelter under an awning, faced assault and battery charges and a Tuesday 9 am court appearance followed by release on own recognizance.
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P. J. Martin
South Eastern Avenue
Morris Trachman
David Washburn
Fourth Avenue
Caytain
Allen
James Roy
Roy
Lieut
Connors
Martin
North Colins Street
Illinois Steel Company
Trachman
Allen Jand
Washburn
Officer Brazil Seizes Gold Medal With Strong 25 Score
Officer Brazil wins the Repub lican gold medal this month after a regular shoot at headquarters. He finished with a 25 score, nine points ahead of the next best, Nels Dalberg, noted as the force’s handiest revolver operator. Other scores and names appear in the official listing.
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Brazil
Nels Dalberg
Pleasantly Entertained at White Home Trolley Party
About twenty five ladies enjoyed a trolley ride to East Washington street home of Mr and Mrs Harry White. Supper was served and a band of gypsies told guests futures foretelling marriages for five attendees. Guests included Mesdames Richards Barrett Jarvis Percy Brewster Seiter and Miss White plus many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iadies
Harry White
East Washington Street
Mesdames
Richards
Barrett
Jarvis
Percy Brewster
J. Seiter
Miss White
Mary Stanton
Mayme Glennon
Emma Balenseifer
May Y Metzger
Kitty Kavanaugh
Lilian O'Connor
Memorial meeting for Tribe of Ben Hur at Castle Hall
Members of the Tribe of Ben Hur are requested to meet at Castle Hall on Sunday June 18 at 1 45 PM to attend a memorial service at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A special car will be waiting at 2 PM for Electric Park. Joliet Grays versus Aurora Acorns game noted for Sunday June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Castle Hall
Mt Olivet
Pleasing Recital by Local Pupils Delights 390 Courting Crowd
A recital at the Eastern Avenue Paiprist church last night featured pupils of Mrs. E. A. Carver and Theron J. Converse. About 390 attended to hear a mixed program of vocal and instrumental numbers praised for technique and expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Avenue Paiprist
E. A. Carver
Theron J. Converse
Gocal
Phrania Carver
Bessie Bannon
Gertrude
Egg Drinks Parade From Local Drugstore Ad
Flexer and Reichmann, druggists, advertise egg drinks made from fresh eggs. The message highlights egg lemonades egg phosphates egg chocolates egg malted milk and other egg drinks with no artificial flavors and a busy hens supply. They invite patrons to enjoy their soda drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flexer & Reichmann
West Side Protest Over Licensed Peddlers Sparks Investigation
Residents protested licensed peddlers on the west side alleging misrepresentation of goods. Chief Emery led the inquiry while Johnston, a Shaw brick yards worker on East Cass street, faced assault charges linked to work disputes. A $7.50 costs payment and a suspended $5 fine were noted. No arrests were reported after a busy two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Shaw Brick Yards
East Cass Street
West Side
Emery
Rock Island Seeks Amended Petition in Condemnation
Rock Island requests to file a more detailed amended petition in its condemnation suit against local property owners over a proposed right of way. Judge Haven will hear the motion tomorrow morning, with the company including track elevation data and blueprints. Both sides have abandoned out of court settlement and the case heads to trial next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Haven
Rock Island
Moncey
Bishop McCabe to Speak at Ottawa Street Church
Bishop C C McCabe will speak at Ottawa Street Methodist church on Friday evening June 15. A public reception from 6 to 8 will follow in the church parlors. The reception committee includes Presiding Elder Rowe Rev and Mrs Phelps Rev and Mrs Odgers Rev and Mrs Lent and Rev and Mrs Carswell and other Methodist ministers and wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McCabe
Ottawa Street Methodist Church
Rowe
Phelps
President Blanchard to Preach at First Presbyterian Church
Wheaton high school president Blanchard will preach at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening June 10. The event marks his upcoming commencement speech and is open to the public in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Blanchard
Wheaton
First Presbyterian Church
Adulterated Booze and Jelly Cases In County Court
Information filed against Jerry Mahoney for selling jelly banned for benzoic acid as inspectors crack down on adulterated foods. Franklin McVeagh & Co. settles with grocers who dump banned stock. two barrels of whisky tied to Adam Schiek and Edward Dailey lead to a court dispute over ownership with a trial next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin McVeagh
Goode
Jerry Mahoney
Chicago Street
Franklin McVeagh & Co
Adam Schiek
Chicago’ Street
Schiek
Edward B. Dailey
Chicago
Dailey
al Tebeau
Zipf & Tebeau
van Buren Street
Adam Schick
Mqnor
Joliet
Schick
Children's Day Observed at First Baptist Church
Children's Day will be observed at the First Baptist church next Sunday with a morning service on "The Conversion of Children" by Pastor Dent who has spoken on request at conventions. An evening program titled "Songs of Summer" follows with a brief sermon to the boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Dent Willl
Wei
Cards and Lawn Party at St Patrick’s Council Event
The Ladies' Auxiliary of St Patrick's Council Knights of Father Matthew host a lawn social and card party on Wednesday afternoon June 18 at Mrs Brankin's home. All invited. Also note Joliet Grays play Aurora Acorns at Electric Park on Sunday June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Council
Knights of Father Matthew
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Oramas
Cty
Nadelhdffer
Cowing
King
Oramus
Alder& King
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Wgewood Baptist Church
Bertha
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America
Charles A
Wheaton College
Jun
George Ande
Gook Norton
Harry Warner
Thos. Kelly
Fugi
Tive
Marshal Brothers
Tonert Grand Jury
Tokic
Peter Burgarin
Joseph Tusik
Allen's Court
Jas. Roy
Driscoll
Perty
Timothy Driscoll
Sherman Street
Third Avenue
J. E. Or
Tub”Shaw
al- Hen
George Johnston
Agraeat
Danberg
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Emery” . Carey
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Jurie
Joliet Grays
Aurora Acorns
M’cabe
Beef Trust
Pure Food Commis
Sion
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