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The Joliet News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1912

Page

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Lodge of Sorrows Honors Departed Elks In Joliet

The Joliet lodge of BPOE and friends observed the eighteenth annual Lodge of Sorrow at the Elks rooms. Chicago Lodge No. 4 member Charles Beecher Lahan delivered the eulogy. Rev. DeWitt Tanner led the general tribute praising brotherly love fidelity and benevolence.

Joliet Lodge No John Sime, Jr Harvey E. Wood Hugh Rodger Elks Hewlett, Robinson, Bailey and Fletcher Carrie McPherson R. C. McMuhen Lodge DeWitt Tanner Grand Lodge

Police raid saloons catch six offenders

A police court session fined six rioters after a raid on North End saloons Saturday night. Arrested patrons included Patsy Paul and four others, with penalties ranging from 10 to 25 dollars. A detective squad led the operation, and one man reported his daughter narrowly escaped a bullet.

McCulloch North End Andrew Hucek Meeker Henderson Avenues Patsy” Paul Collins Street Phil Piurthe Jackson Street Lucio Colvan Chase Avenue Alish Popp Meeker Avenue Stephen Budowski Elwood Street Budowski Puriche Paul Hennessy Corcoran Juliet North Side Colling Street Illinois Steel Mills Michael Wojtinski Collins

County Officers Take Hold Today

Robert W. Martin new state's attorney and Charles Noble new county auditor assumed office this morning along with re-elected officials. Martin meets grand jury in January while Noble works from the Young building with no clerk yet. Deputies remain in place and office space shifts noted across county offices. Edward Powers continues as special investigator for Martin.

Robert W. Martin Charles Noble Martin Young Building Joseph Jones Woodruff Edward Powers Barr Noble Court House Jes H. Piepenbrink W. Smith William Surveyor

Crushed Stone Industry Surges Across Des Plaines Valley

A half million dollar boom expands crushed stone and gravel plants from Lemont to Millsdale. Investors, including George M. Campbell, report about 1.0 million dollars in stone crushing machinery and quarry land with 425000 more in gravel operations. Joliet quarries ship material to Indiana and fluxing uses at Illinois Steel Co.

Desplaines Lemont George M. Campbell Campbell Joliet Indiana Western Stone Company National Thos. Sexton Company Illinois Steel Co Sprague North Broad Werner & Mount Rushers

Woodmen Suspend Higher Rate Pending Court Decision

Rock Island Illinois reports the Modern Woodmen of America will keep old rates until a final court ruling on the rate plan. A Sangamon county circuit court decree restrains new-rate business. About 200,000 members left in protest. 150,000 moved or joined since the plan’s adoption. A special dispensation allows reentry until December 10 without lapse.

Rock Island, Ill Woodmen of America Shirley Circuit Court Sangamon County Chicago

Start Big Boom for Knights of Pythias in Joliet

Jo Net Knights of Pythias plan a state wide drive to add 1 000 members. Paul Revere lodge will form a committee at the Joliet meeting to reach Joliets quota. Initiation is set for February 19 the order’s 49th anniversary at the Seventh Infantry Armory in Chicago.

Jo- Net Knights of Pythias Paul Revere Lodge Order Joliet Chi Nor of Joseph M. Omo Dilnola

Club Men Will Be Paintings at Plat

The Gerlach-Barklow Calendar plant invites Joliet residents to view a $50,000 collection of paintings on view tomorrow and Wednesday. Special cars will depart from the club house at 1 o clock for Commercial club members. hours are 9 to 12 and 1 30 to 5 with guides available. Paintings by renowned local and international artists will be shown as part of 1913 calendar projects for customers worldwide.

Gerlach-Barklow Joliet Commercial Club John Lambert Ed Corlett Giffin Supreme Court

United Charities to Meet Wednesday

The United Charities Association plans its first Christmas prep meeting at the city council rooms next Wednesday at 7 30 p m Attorney Lennon issued the call Supervisors Strohm leads charity work and the association aims to organize the season’s Christmas activities and eliminate duplication of effort.

United Charities Association Lennon Associated Charities Strohm Dupue

Religion fully as valuable as gems sermon on spiritual safeguarding

Rev Chester Bucher of Plymouth Congregational Church preached that religious value is as precious as jewels. He warned against spiritual burglary, urging protection of the soul and a virtuous life amid adversity, citing a bank letter on safeguarding valuables as a metaphor for guarding faith and character.

Chester Bucher Plymouth Congregational Church Merrcy Actio Jesus

Illinois Plans Million Dollar State Penitentiary Build

Illinois state officials aim to request 1,000,000 for the coming legislature to begin construction of a new peniten tiary. The design features include sunlit cells, central supervision, circular cellhouses, and outside individual cells with separate heating and ventilation. Construction expected to start in spring and finish around 1915 with convict labor to reduce costs.

Illinois Zimmerman

Morning Star Mission Reports Prosperous November

Peter McCarthy, Morning Star Mission superintendent, reports a banner November with 27 conversions. Six meals were served, 10 new Testaments and 100 gospels distributed, and 33 faces fed on Thanksgiving. A 67 year old steel mill worker converted after attending anniversary services.

Peter McCarthy Morning Star Mission North Collins Institution

Death of Rev. Robert Collyer in New York

The Rev. Robert Collyer pastor of the Unitarian Church in New York has died at his home. He was widely known for his ministry and public engagement. The obit notes his long service and influence in religious circles.

New York Robert Collyer Etwerttmg Church of the

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BPOK Charles Beecher Lahan Cago Eulo Gizes Lahan Athens Thermopole Mearbhe Garfield Mr. Lahan Saloors International News Service Hademkui George Greece Salonika Cetinje Plaines Valley Millsdale Knights OF Pythias PLAT Gerlach Barklow United Charities Rev. C. S. Bucher Deal Springfield Edward Dunne Penitentiary Commission Deneen Democratic Party
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