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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1958

Page

2

Decent environment spurs higher housing standards in Joliet

In Joliet the 46 unit low rent project run by the Housing Authority sees four families move to home ownership in two years. Executive director Frances Ziegler cites improved surroundings as the driver, noting tenant manuals, upkeep rules, and eviction for noncompliance. The authority also raised maximum income limits amid rising living costs.

Housing Authority of Joliet Frances A. Ziegler The JHA Ziegley Ng Jha Ziegler

Police nab drunken Calumet City man after weaving drive

A 33 year old Calumet City man was arrested by city police after driving his car under the influence on South Chicago street. Officers Sidney Edwards and Joseph Kubinski saw him weaving between lanes and he refused a sobriety test before becoming abusive. He had a pint of liquor and was released on $2000 bond.

Calumet City Robert L. Eberle Sidney Edwards Joseph Kubinski Chicago

Joliet Jaycees discuss Greater Joliet plan for growth

Donald A. Loken outlines the Greater Joliet committee plan based on a Real Estate Research Corporation survey. The 10 recommendations include a new bridge and expressway, circumferential streets, traffic and parking upgrades, off street parking, preserving transit, store modernization, and a civic center housing local state and federal agencies. Plans for a public works building and central police and fire station await the civic center decision, costing about 8 million.

Joliet Loken Greater Joliet Will County

Fire at Englewood Avenue home damages wall and roof

Firemen battled a blaze last night at 1418 Englewood Avenue caused by an overheated oil stove. The residence owned by Aren Arthur sustained wall and roof damage, while Papesh Cleaners chimney smoke sparked a separate scare near Ferguson Motors at 123 East Jefferson Street.

Englewood Avenue Aren Arthur Papesh Cleaners Michigan and Jefferson Streets Ferguson Motors E. E. Jefferson Street

Rubbish Fire damages garage at Marble Street home

Firemen were summoned to 334 Marble Street yesterday to tackle a rubbish fire at the rear of a house owned by Joseph Scheffler that ignited the garage. One side of the building was damaged by flames.

Marble Street Joseph Scheffler

Miller Buys Rendel Interest in Joliet Auto Firm

Abe Aronin retires from Rendel Auto Service at 139 E. Van Buren and sells his stock to Gus E. Miller, operator of Consumers Liquor, who will partner with Les Ratsky. Miller joins as vice president with Ratsky taking a larger role. Aronin remains as advisor through 1958.

Rendel Auto Service E. van Buren Street Abe Aronin Aronin Gus E. Miller Consumers Liquor W. Jefferson Street Miller Joliet Arnold Hartman Cs Rock Asphalt Company Era Construction Company Wisconsin Reorga Ratsky Rendel Rotary Teally Udr Ente Aronia Atty Walter Mgredl Bach

Joliet School Board Approves Summer Repairs Plan

Joliet grade schools will undergo major refurbishments this summer including plastering, roofing, tuckpointing and grounds work at Cal Farragut A O Marshall Parks and other campuses. The $60,000 project accompanies teacher appointments, resignations, and health requirements for new entrants.

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Real Estate Division Plans Hillcrest School Acreage

Fragments indicate a real estate plan involving Hillere school and proposed acreage. Documents mention three to three and a quarter acres with potential development considerations and alignment with district options.

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