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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
6
The Old Mill, a long known Plainfield landmark and restaurant near Lake Renwick on route 30, is being moved by Crosson House moving company to a new location where it will be re erected. Spectator Photo.
Six of seven Illinois Tollway counties Kane Lake McHenry Winnebago DuPage and Boone have adopted ordinances or resolutions restricting advertising signs along tollway rights of way. The measures aim to limit sign placement along the 187 mile toll road and connected limited access highways.
The board of U S Civil Service examiners for the Federal Housing Administration in Chicago invites applications for several positions including appraiser construction examiner loan examiner Realty and loan servicing representative. Salaries range from 4525 to 5440 per year, with applications accepted at 10-166 Merchandise Mart Plaza Chicago 54.
Marcus T. Zill will preach on Envy A Sin That Nailed Christ To The Cross this Sunday at Our Savior Lutheran. Service at 10 30 a m follows Sunday school at 9 15 a m. Congregation meets temporarily at Hufford Junior High on Larkin Ave between Clara and Ingalls.
State Auditor Elbert S. Smith announced issuance of a certificate of approval for the New Lenox Credit Union at 202 Ea Haven Avenue New Lenox. The credit union will serve members of the New Lenox Methodist Church with incorporators listed as Walter K. Lewis Jr. Richard Swanson Walter J. Taylor Sr. Clyde J. Jones Kenneth Kinney Robert F. Facinelli and Lawrence F. Carlson all of New Lenox and surrounding areas.
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