Liquor charges and city updates in Lockport
Lockport arrests included Albert Jancovious Bruce Road Lockport Claude Hopkins E 17th St Lockport Adam Bell Lockport James Kurth Connors Ave Fairmont on petty larceny. They were moved to Will County jail Joliet and information filed in county court. City council met Monday with minor business and zoning board notes. Water light plans 55 percent funds on hand. New city hall delayed for window door frames. Bills approved including salaries and village expenses. President’s ball at Lockport High School drew about two hundred attendees with Chuck Formento orchestra. North End Park erosion vandal damage requires renovation after Civil Conservation Corp project. Mrs Howard Ott bedridden with flu. Free milk fund shortage appealed to donors. High School cagers moved to second in Big Vermillion Conference after split with Marseilles. Conference runs through Saturday with prizes. Loughran Burke vote contest continuance granted in county court. over half precincts counted. New police officers Cavanaugh Schulke Skolen started Monday. Rev Hastings concluded final service at Central Presbyterian Church.
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Albert Jancovious
Bruce Road
Lockport
Claude Hopkins
E. 17Th St
Adam Bell
James Kurth
C. A
S. C. Wierschem
Mike Burcensk
North End Park
American Legion
Civil Conservation Corp
Howard Ott
Jefferson St
John Olson
Lockport High School Cagers
Marseilles
Convict Spencer Brown Files Habeas Corpus Petition
Spencer Brown, a convicted felon with a lengthy record, petitions for habeas corpus as his own counsel. Brown previously won a similar proceeding before a down state judge, but the supreme court reversed and sent him back to prison. George T. Scully is removed as chief parole officer after Governor Horner accepted his resignation. Scandals in parole administration cited. Ben Robinette, owner of a shooting gallery, faces city trouble amid police failure allegations.
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Spencer Brown
Brown
Supreme Court
George T. Scully
Horner
Ben Robinette
Quizzer Delivers Five Dollar Prizes for Quiz Winners
The Spectator reports the weekend quiz shows five dollar prizes to residents who answered correctly. Winners include Miss Marie Krupianik and Mrs. H E Sykes among others at listed addresses. The Quizzer rode a new Plymouth supplied by Maddox Motors during the weekend cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Krupianik
Elizabeth St
H. E. Sykes
Grant Ave
James Biddle
Arizona Ave
J. E. Wyne
John St
New
Plymouth
Maddox Motors Company
Miss Krupianik
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Elmer Ott
Thomas C. Cavanaugh
August Schulke
Daniel Skolen
E. E. Hastings
Central Presbyterian Church
Dr. Hastings
Prince Ice Cream Castles
East Side
Cass Street
West Side
Plainfield Road
Wilcox St
Joliet, Illinois
Ezale
Rockdale
Oak Grove
Van
Poe
Richman’s
Fred Nahas
Fourth Ave
Illinois
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