CSF students travel far for Christmas vacations
CSF students from the College of St. Prancis spread across the United States and beyond for Christmas. Travelers include Marta Bolumen flying to Artemisa Cuba, Eugenia Pareja to Bo poto Colombia, and Penny Peng to New York. Others stay in Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri, with many hosting or visiting friends and relatives during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Mas Neal
College of St. Francis
Joliet
Eugenia Pareja
Bogota
Colombia
South America
Baltimore
Mary ‘Theresa Bertino
Bonnie Blanquart
Fagle River
Wis
Rose Marie Novak
Marta Bolumen
Artemisa
Cuba
College of St. Prancis
Bopota
Wio
Penny Peng
Sanking
China
New York
Bertha Bischof
Elizabeth Ludwig
Johnstown
Lynn Morris
Waynesburg
Miss Morris
Olga Penalonzo
Guatemala
Fannie Flanquart
Eagle River
Patricia
Geraldine Boyle
Lac du Flambeau
Wisconsin
Helen Mauer
Athens
Mary Ann Severt
Micarl
Janet Kelly
Marquette
Mich
Miss Blanquart
Ohio
Theresa Mearoda
Rosemary Rowan
Ann Latuzingeki
Toledo
Sally Pyne
Joan Bourgeois
Shelby
Delores Powenski
Margaret
Hiltrude Carrigan
Mansfield
Hiltrude
Georgina Paoli
Puerto Rico
Jo Annn Scheuer
Metamora
Rosxline Ottenweller
Leipsic
Mar Key Krebs
Jo Ann Egger
Columbus
Dolores Simonis
Cary
Bettsleary
Mrs. Dupres
Marion
Indiana
Yolanda Wozniak
Indiana Harbor
Claire Brier
Anne Franko
Gary
O'Neill
Hobart
Hit and run driver report filed in sheriff’s office
Joseph Vargo of 600 Meeker Avenue reported to the sheriff’s office that on Route 52 near the outer belt road his car was side-swiped by an unidentified vehicle that fled the scene. He gave a license number but deputies found it did not match the vehicle involved and the search continues.
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Joseph Vargo
Meeker Avenue
Sheriff's Office
Route 52
Outer
Belt Road
Wife files for divorce after cruelty claim in circuit court
Mrs Emiley Zaziemblo accuses her husband Frank Zaziemblo of repeated cruelty and seeks a divorce in the circuit court yesterday after noon. The couple has one child.
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Frank Zaziemblo
Emiley Zaziemblo
Slump in employment forecast for Will and Grundy counties
A post holiday seasonal slump is forecast by 43 firms in Will and Grundy counties. Jan 15 labor needs are about 325 below the Nov midlevel with manufacturing leading the drop in roofing and stoves. Female hiring falls while non manufacturing openings rise slightly. unemployment in Joliet area declines amid seasonal factors.
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Will and Grundy
William G. Boyd
Illinois State Employment Service
Pri
Joliet
Boyd
ISES
Housing survey shows overcrowding as top housing need in Joliet
Final Joliet Housing Authority survey figures from 2445 blanks show overcrowded conditions as the main reason for housing needs. Most respondents seek rental accommodations with 75 percent aiming to rent, 36 percent seeking purchase, and 380 open to either option. Veterans submit over half of responses. Rent preferences cluster around 40 to 60 dollars monthly, with buy payments often around 1000 dollars down or monthly 50 dollars.
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Joliet Housing Authority
H. W. Osman
Talivy
Osman
County Churches Form Will County Clergy Council
Catholic pastors in Will County unite to create the Catholic Clergy Council of Will County. Rev. M. J. Butala says the body will handle local church matters with diocesan support, meeting regularly for united action. Rev. Fabian Donlan serves as assistant director and Rev. Edwin Hoover as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Churches
Will County
Catholic Clergy Council of
M. J. Butala
St. Joseph's Church
United Action
Fabian Donlan
O. Carm
St. Mary's Church
Edwin Hoover
St. Raymond's Church
Joliet Schools Close Early for Christmas Break
Joliet Public Grade schools closed at noon and Joliet Township High School dismissed at 12 30 PM for Christmas holidays. Classes resume January 3.
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Joliet
Joliet Township
Administrator Named in Estate of Miss Mabel Gray
William T. Gray of 410 Grover street named administrator in the $11 000 estate of Miss Mabel Gray by Judge Fred R Adams in probate court. Sister Elizabeth C. Gray of 410 Grover street and heir Ethel Hill of Western Springs Ill were listed as petitioners and heirs. Personal assets totaled 6000 with 5000 listed for real estate.
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William T. Gray
Grover Street
Mabel Gray
Fred R. Adams
Elizabeth C. Gray
Ethel Hill
Western Springs
Ill
Joliet a cappella choir braves cold for caroling on court steps
More than 300 Joliet Township High School singers led by Paul Lester gathered on the east courthouse steps at 6 50 p m for a half hour concert despite biting night air. WJOL aired the entire program for those who stayed warm indoors. The show was under Joliet Park District recreation department auspices with director John J Clemens Jr serving as emcee.
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Joliet Township
Paul Lester
East Courthouse
WJOL
Department of Recreation
Joliet Park District
John J. Clemens Jr
Joliet educators to attend Illinois Education meet
The ninety fifth annual Illinois Education Association meeting will be at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago Tuesday through Thursday. Executive Secretary Irving F. Pearson said the gathering will focus on expanding educational opportunities for Illinois children amid growth in enrollments and shortages of teachers and other resources. Will County delegates from Joliet and nearby areas include Mary Bolton, Donald Moran, Harold Sweeney, Alice Tennyson, Alma Thornberg, Mabel Martin, Alyce Shaw, with alternates Ivan Baldwin, Hugh Bonar, Edna Guthrie, Kathryn Kelly, Jai Morris Carr, Alvin Hill, and John Lindquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Education Association
Sherman
Chicago
Irving F. Pearson
Association
Illinois
Will County
Mary Bolton
Donald Moran
Harold Sweeney
Alice Tennyson
Alma Thornberg
Joliet
Mabel Martin
Peotone
Alyce Shaw
Elwood
Ivan Baldwin
Hugh Bonar
Edna Guthrie
Kathryn Kelly
Jai
Morris Carr
Crete
Alvin Hill
Lockport
John Lindquist
Channahon
Blaze in Campbell Street home linked to defective chimney
A fire reported about 4 30 pm at 901 Campbell Street damaged the fireplace area and newly remodeled walls. The one story frame house owned by Albert Schuessler was fully insured. Firefighters arrived to contain the blaze.
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Santa Claus
Campbell Street
Albert Schuessler
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CSF
Lores Benich
Dolores’ Grenchik
Therese Hanish
Maureen McNamara
Dorothy Mazur
Whiting
Margarita de Zayas
Camaguey
Ruth Parker
Angela Uribe
Edith ] Felder
Springfield
Carmen Rivera
Patricia Bird
Ligia Corredor
Maria Virginia Henao
Ligia
Jean Belteau
Maria Virginia
Mary Jane Kelly
Jang
County Churches United
Clergy Council
the Spectator
the People’s Newspaper
William R. McCabe
the Spectator Publishing Company
Joootar
Cass Street
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