Goldblatt workers boost cancer research fund campaign
The Nathan Goldblatt Cancer Research fund drive began April 7, led by Joliet captain Rudolph Salamon with trustees Mrs. Josephine Lib ersher Everett Mathes and Bruce Thorne. The slogan Beat the Drums for Cancer Research marks a unique employee driven effort from Goldblatt’s 6,500 staff across the chain. Since 1947 the group has contributed $300,000 to clinics and nursing programs. Joliet aims to raise over $3,400 in 1958, a quota it has repeatedly exceeded.
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Nathan Goldblatt
United Brethren Plans Weekly Sermon Series
The Trinity Evangelical United Brethren church begins a six sermon series on Proverbs with Rev. Lester H. Laubenstein preaching at 10 45 a m Sunday. Sunday school starts 9 30 a m in all departments and the Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p m for devotion and social hour. Midweek church fellowship is at 7 30 p m on Wednesday.
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Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lester H. Laubenstein
Navy recruitment talk at coffee shop in Joliet area
Chief A O P Nickelson explains the naval program to local recruits from Mokena including Terry Marshall Keith Liston Dean Liston and Leonard Hammerich. Nickelson leads navy recruiting in the Joliet area during a spectator photo session.
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A. O. P. Nickelson
Terry Marshall
Keith Liston
Dean Liston
Leonard Hammerich
Mokena
Nickelson
Navy
Joliet
Ridgewood Baptist Church preacher announces Sunday sermons
Ridgewood Baptist Church Pastor Dr. Rodney Gould will speak Sunday morning at 11 on The Majesty of the Church and at 7:45 p m on The Faith That Conquers. The service is broadcast on WJOL with special music. Sunday school begins 9:45 a m and study groups meet at 6:30 p m. Midweek fellowship Wednesday at 7 o'clock. Everyone is invited.
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Ridgewood Baptist
Rodney Gould
Ridgewood Baptist Church
WJOL
Highway Estimate Up Sees Federal Program Cost Rise
Government estimate raises federal highway program cost to 37.622 billion dollars, about 10 billion more than figure Congress used when voting approval. The higher projection underscores funding implications for the program and potential policy responses.
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