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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1958

Page

2

Will County Joliet Civic Center study commission named

Will County Board to appoint three commissioners and Joliet City Council two to study a proposed Will County Joliet Civic Center in downtown Joliet. Study could take 1 2 years with recommendations only and possible revenue bonds after leases.

Will County Board of Supervisors Public Building Commission Will County-Joliet Joliet Meade Baltz Baltz Civic Center Commission Greater

Smoothing the washboard paving along downtown loop

Workers remove corrugated strips creating smooth curbside parking as part of a $90,000 re paving project in the loop area. Spectator Photo shows left image of frayed tempers and right image of fresh surfacing by city crews.

Doctor Defendant Named in 100000 Suit

Plaintiff Raymond Holmes of 366 Western Avenue sues Dr. Muncy for negligence in two counts seeking 50000 each. Holmes alleges a cyst removal surgery on Oct 29 1957 led to fainting, a fall causing jaw and rib fractures and a lacerated chin. He later learned his jaw was fractured in two places. Legal counsel Dunn Stefanich McGarry Herschbach Tracy Gnadinger represents him.

Raymond Holmes Western Avenue Holmes Muncy Dunn, Stefanich and McGarry and Herschbach, Tracy and Gnadinger

Argonne Chemists to Exhibit at Geneva Peace Conference

Lorraine Rolch of Lockport and two Argonne National Laboratory chemists will present tritium tracer studies on cell behavior at the Second International Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy in Geneva September 1 to 13. Other Will County researchers from Argonne will deliver papers on reactor tech and exhibits include a fully integrated power reactor system on a closed fuel cycle.

Lorraine Rolch 14Th Street Lockport Argonne National Laboratory Rolch Geneva Switzerland Louis Kaplan Lombard Kenneth E. Wilzbach Evergreen Park Argonne Will County Raymond Oo. Brittan Plainfield Fred A. Smith

Three Joliet priests named to new diocesan roles

Bishop Most Rev. Martin D. McNamara announces three appointments at Joliet diocese. Rev. Roger L. Kaffer becomes assistant chancellor after Rome studies. Rev. John S. Kloepfer is named the first Catholic chaplain for Illinois Youth Commission diagnostic center. Rev. Paul Pusateri named assistant at St. Anthony's and notary of the diocesan tribunal. The piece outlines their backgrounds and prior posts.

Martin D. McNamara Joliet McNamara Roger L. Kaffer Rome John S. Kloepfer St. Patrick’s Church Diagnostic Center of Illinois Youth Commission Paul Pusateri St. Anthony’s Church Father Kaffer Chancery St. Paul the Apostle Church Gregorian University Quigley Preparatory Seminary St. Mary of the Lake Seminary Mundelein Earl L. Kaffer Taylor Street Peter Claver Father Kloepfer St. Charles Evanston St. Patrick’s Joliet Catholic High School Joliet Junior College University of Michigan Catholic University of America Father Pusateri St. Anthony’s Lawrence Pusateri Melrose Park Maywood Maryknoll College St. Procopius Seminary Lisle St. Raymond's

Two Aurorans Die in Kendall County Crash

Two people were killed and three injured yesterday afternoon when their car collided with a truck at the intersection of Simmons and Stewart roads, six miles east of Oswego. The deceased are Harry Carl Lange and Mrs. Glenna Wilkie, both Aurora residents. The injured include May Lange and her grandson Terry Lange. The truck driver Bruce Brisbin of Plainfield was not hospitalized, and the truck owner was Emmett McCauley of Oswego.

Kendall County Simmons and Stewart Amen Roads Oswego William A. Maier Harry Carl Lange Second ‘Avenue Aurora Glenna Wilkie Grand Boulevard Helen ‘May Lange Terry Lee Lange Russell Lange Copley Memorial Hospital Bruce Allen Brisbin Plainfield Brisbin Emmett McCauley

Che Spectator front page reaches readers in 1958 theater district

The Che Spectator paper, a second class matter entry dated March 8 197, announces offices at 105 115 W Cass Beecier Trinoia and a August 7 1958 issue. The note references postal processing and men of the theater community.

ST Se A Cass Beecier Trinoia Telephone

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Loop Bers Cathedral of St. Raymond Nonnatus Kloepfer Catholic Charities Home Bureau St. Raymond Cathedral Chester B. Lewis Aurorans Che Spectator the People’s Newspaper
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