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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1959

Page

2

Design Wilmington plant for harmony

Design Wilmington plant for harmony reports Edward W. Jochim general manager A Georgian style of architecture was chosen to keep the plant in harmony with the surrounding area Ralph Stoetzel Chicago architect engineer Personal Products and Johnson and Johnson have a world wide reputation for attractive plants The company believes industrial buildings are an asset to a community s appearance A two story entrance flanked by columns leads to a circular great hall 30 feet in diameter with a 20 foot ceiling Wings on each side continue the Georgian theme The 180 000 square foot manufacturing and warehousing section in the rear uses a contemporary but harmonizing style A reflecting pool with fountains decorates the approach and serves as a water reservoir for emergency use Production is expected to begin in mid 1960.

Persona Products Corp Wilmington Edward W. Jochim Ralph Stoetzel Chicago Personal Products Johnson and Johnson

Workers ready for MOD drive

Local officials of the National Foundation declared the campaign vital as polio cases rise in Illinois. FP K Richardson reported 216 paralytic polio cases to Dec 11 with 152 unvaccinated, 23 one shot, 11 two shots, 1 three shots, 3 four shots. James Hickey named campaign chairman in Will County with William E Fay as honor chairman.

National Foundation FP. K. Richardson Hitachs Public Health Department Illinois James Hickey Will County William E. Fay Joliet Industriei~xt County Polio Protrams Ilinois March of James Honor Chalman National Foundation For Fu Ie

Three Inch Snowstorm Causes Hazardous Driving Conditions

The city saw the heaviest snowfall of the season with three to six inches. Freezing temperatures and strong winds made driving dangerous. Crews spread cinders to treat roads while additional flurries continued through the day.

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Auto Fire on DeKalb Street Extinguished by Owner

Firefighters responded to the 100 block of DeKalb Street last night as an automobile caught fire. Edwin Ross of 1513 Arthur stopped the blaze before firefighters arrived, with authorities noting the incident likely began when alcohol boiled over.

DeKalb St Edwin Ross Arthur

Sister Joan’s book tour boosts college chemistry facilities

Sister M. Joan head of the chemistry department at College of St. Francis returns to Joliet after autographing copies of All the Days of My Life. Proceeds fund new chemistry facilities while reviews pour in from New Yorker Chicago papers and religious publications.

Joliet M. Joan College of St. Francis Bobbs- Merrill Jeremy Sister Joan Morgan’s Joan Famous Barr Department Store St. Louis Cleveland Columbus Ohio New Yorker Magazine Chicago Tribune Chicago Sun Times Indianapolis Star

Grundy County cancer survey wraps up early

Grundy county volunteers completed 256 family health questionnaires before the December 15 deadline in the nationwide American Cancer Society study. A total of 600 families already submitted data in Will and Grundy counties, with 500,000 families nationwide involved. results will be analyzed in New York over six years to aid cancer control research.

Grundy County Cancer Survey J. A. Nord Will Plete Nord J. B. Larson Woman’s Club Health Committee American Cancer Society New York Will County Morris Building

Joliet Post Office Record Notes Second Class Matter

The statement marks the Joliet Illinois Post Office as a second class matter entry dated October 1 1940 under the 1897 act. It records postal classification and filing details for a periodical or publication.

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