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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1954

Page

3

Joliet Tax Burden Seen From Bond Proposals And Sanitary District Plan

The Joliet area faces higher taxes if the school district issues 5 million dollars in bonds for admin and new facilities and if a proposed sanitary district by Dr. James Rogers advances. Critics warn of 9 to 12 million in bond retirement and interest, plus years of higher levies for residents in Joliet and nearby townships, with no sewage disposal improvements to match.

Joliet Joliet Township James Rogers New Lenox Frankfort Hickory Creek Rogers

Boy Suffered Seven Stitches After Fall At Silve r Cross Hospital

Gene Carnes 12 son of Louis Koppers and wife of Cayuga Street fell while running through a neighbor’s yard. He received seven sutures to the left hand at Silver Cross hospital yesterday and was released after treatment.

Gene Carnes Louis Koppers Cayuga Street Silver Cross Hospital

Youngster Falls From Moving Taxi in Chicago

Martha Hartshorne a 21 month old daughter of Mrs Virginia Hartshorne fell out of a taxi cab yesterday while riding with her mother. The infant suffered contusions and lacerations to head and face after the right rear door opened during a left turn on Marquette. She was treated at St Josephs hospital and released to her parents after x rays.

Martha Hartshorne Virgina Hartshorne

Polio group opens office in Will County courthouse

The Will county March of Dimes opens its courthouse annex office with the Fight Polio motto and a $45 000 goal. George F Bartling is named county director with Leonard Koerner and Mrs Clara Brennan assisting as staff. The group has spent $216 000 on 428 cases in the county over 16 years and funds this year support serum testing and patient care.

Will County March of Dimes Moose Lodge Woodruff George F. Bartling Will. County Leonard Koerner Clara Brennan March of Dimes

Grade bands to present concert at Joliet high school

The Joliet Grade school bands will give their annual pre Christmas concert Sunday December 5 at 3 p m in the Joliet Township High School auditorium. The program has three parts with a repeat of Band Broadcast as Part Three. Charles S Peters supervises instrumental music for the bands.

Joliet Joliet Township High School Charles S. Peters

Inaugural Mass Planned at St. Raymond Cathedral

Bishop McNamara outlines a 6 am Pontifical Low Mass opening the cathedral on the Marian Year’s end. A 7:30 pm Marian Year closing follows with litany rosary, choir, and altar boys from St. Raymond aiding in the service.

St. Raymond Joseph Shimanek John Sullivan McNamara Joliet Mary Immaculate Edwin J. Hoover St. Raymond Cathedral James Doherty Robert Walsh James Kubalewski James McCabe Patrick Graham William Dow Thomas Dunn Richard Lynns

Safe-Driving Day planned by area groups

Area groups cooperate for Safe-Driving Day to be held December 15. Thomas Perryman directs the campaign with local milk, trucks, and oil supplies carrying safety slogans. Pledges will be distributed at filling stations and posters placed in schools as churches and civic groups assist.

Thomas Pértryman Perryman Jolietans

Wreck victim sues for fifty thousand dollars

Donald W. Geary filed a circuit court suit seeking $50,000 claiming injuries from a highway 66 A crash near Naperville road on Oct 24. He alleges Otis Anglin drove at 70 mph causing the car to overturn four times and drag him. Geary has spent $10,000 on medical care and still pays bills.

Donald W. Geary Naperville Road Otis Anglin Geary Anglin Naperville

Coat Stolen From Truck Parked At Winston Chevrolet Lot

Mrs. Peggy Richards reported a theft of a grey cloth coat with quilted lining from her family truck while it sat in the Winston Chevrolet lot for service. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon.

Peggy Richards N. West Circle Drive

School bus inspection schedule announced before January opening

Semi annual inspection of school buses and other pupil transport vehicles begins December 20 at Johnston Motor Sales 1 S Eastern Ave. Vehicles must pass inspection by January start. Inspections occur by district on December 20 through December 30 with listed schools in Joliet Lockport New Lenox Waukegan and surrounding areas.

Verne Cracker Ofligiat Johnston Motor Sales Company S. Eastern Avenue Laraway Community Consolidated Manhattan Public Valley View Public Elwood Community Consolidated New Lenox Public Schools Joliet Township High St. Joseph's Lockport Taft Troy Bible Lockport Township High St. Jude's New Lenox Ludwig Public Wheatland Community St. Dennis Plainfield St. Francis ‘Catholic Braidwood Troy Wilmington-Lorenzo Reed-Custer Township Peotone Custer Park Lincoln Way Channahon

City firemen raise 2336 for Muscular Dystrophy drive

City firemen report 2336.24 dollars collected in Muscular Dystrophy charity work after Monday Tuesday and last night’s canvass. Tonight is the final evening as they cover the city area from Washington street to the south limits and from the waterway to the east limits between 6 and 9 o clock. Police aided by sounding sirens to attract attention for the fund. Anyone not contacted may still contribute.

Washington Street

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