Wills estate to orphanage
The incomplete note indicates an estate willed to an orphanage related to Inte Frank Zabrapekh with an address at 688 E Cass. Details are fragmentary and confirmation of full names and legal terms is unavailable.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
5
The incomplete note indicates an estate willed to an orphanage related to Inte Frank Zabrapekh with an address at 688 E Cass. Details are fragmentary and confirmation of full names and legal terms is unavailable.
Fragmented text appears to describe an individual named Jemy Pet and Carl EL Niel with family ties and a street address, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear news item.
Rev. Zill led the move to Joliet from South Sioux City Nebraska bringing Marilyn Marcia and Lyn as the family settles in a parsonage at 921 Kelly Avenue. The church invites interested members to Sunday services with a 10:20 worship and 9:15 Sunday school as Rev. Zill speaks on You Are Incomparably Rich.
Army Specialist Third Class Gale D. Allen son of Mr and Mrs G C Allen 324 Connors Avenue Lockport recently graduated from the 25th Infantry Division Non Commissioned Officer academy in Hawaii. Allen a cook with Company A 14th Infantry received instruction in leadership map reading and other military subjects. He entered the Army in 1953 and was stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina before arriving in Hawaii in October 1956. The 21 year old attended Lockport Township High School.
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