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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1952

Page

2

Dr. Londus Brannon Injured in Snow Crash

Dr. Londus Brannon was injured when his car skidded on a snow covered pavement and struck an abutment. He was taken to Silver Cross hospital by Joliet officers Archie Kerr and Donald Zier. Attending physician Dr. Robert Bates said Brannon has a concussion a lacerated right ear and knee contusion with X rays planned. His brother Dr. George Brannon arrived to manage medical supplies at the scene.

Powee Wee Sheriff's Brannon Silver Cross Hospital Archie Kerr Donald Zier Joliet Robert Bates Sion George Brannon

Globe Oil official dies after fatal attack

Pierce, long time superintendent at Globe Oil Lockport plant since 1946, died after a fatal attack. He was a Maine alum and WWII artillery captain. Surviving widow Isabelle Pierce of Lemont, daughter Mrs. Richard Van Gundy of Maine, mother Mrs. Georgia Ek. Pierce of Pasadena, and brother Calvin Pierce of Pasadena. Body at Goodale Funeral Home Lockport. Services incomplete.

Mr. Pierce Lockport Lemon Shreveport University of Maine Pierce Field Artillery Corps Lions Club American Society of Testing Materials Western Petroleum Refiners Association Isabelle Pierce Lemont Richard van Gundy Maine Georgia Ek. Pierce Pasadena Calif Calvin Pierce Goodale

Kiwanis 18th Annual Musical Show Opens Monday

The Kiwanis 18th annual musical show This Is It begins Monday at 8 p m in Joliet Township High School with proceeds aiding underprivileged children and the milk fund. Local performers including Hirshfield Kelly Addiabies Cummings Fifer Jr White Cunningham Fay Nichols Sharp Seiberling Pozzi Born Stash Zelko Kariley join the Kiwanis band and officials Robert Blatchley chairs the event Lehr Knowles directs. Tickets available from Kiwanis members and downtown stores. reservations start Jan 14 at Al Baskin's.

Milk Fund Living Hirshfield Kelly Addiabies Vance Cummings Lou Fifer Jr Evonne White Peggy Cunningham Jim Fay Monnie McNichols Kels al Baskin’s Stillman’s Barretts Lyttons

Dimes Drive Reaches 2253 As Iron Lung Aid Expands

The initial gifts committee of the March of Dimes reports 2253 raised. Drive chairman Kent Bosworth notes about 3000 Iron Lung containers have been distributed in Joliet and Will County. He urges continued generosity to aid the campaign.

March of Dimes Kent Bosworth Bosworth Joliet Will County

Mrs Lizzie Kay 87 dies after lingering illness

Mrs Lizzie Kay aged 87 dies in Morris hospital after a lingering illness. A lifelong Aux Sable township resident she is survived by two sons Stanley and Newman Kay of Morris and four grandchildren. Davis Funeral home Morris will conduct services Saturday at 2 pm with Rev Joseph Ablett of Minooka officiating. Burial is in Aux Sable cemetery.

Lizzie Kay Morris Hospital Aux Sable Township

Joliet Lawyer A B Mutz enters 41st district race

Joliet attorney Anton B Mutz announces as a Democratic candidate for state representative in the 41st district challenging incumbent J Harold Downey in the April primaries. Mutz highlights party harmony and his local roots and service.

Anton B. Mutz Joliet J. Harold Downey Mutz St. Joseph's de la Salle Joliet Township de Paul College of Commerce de Paul University Law School Will County Bar Association Illinois Bar Association Federal Bar Association St. Joseph's Park American Legion Fraternal Order of Eagles the Loyal Order of Moose Rivals Club The Old Pinners’ Baseball Association St. Joseph’s Society No. 2 Moran Athletic Club

Freezing Rain Bypasses Joliet Weather Update

A winter storm forecast for Joliet bypassed the city with only light evening snow. The southern and eastern states face freezing rain and snow as a weather outlook shows a low near 10 above tonight, followed by a cloudy warmer day with a high around 28 tomorrow, according to Jo liet weatherman Vernon K Best.

Joliet Althou Vernon K. Best

Desertion charged in divorce suit filed yesterday

Mrs. Greta Warner Ston sues her husband in pall court alleging desertion. The couple, aged 46, resided in New Ohio and she claims he deserted her after marriage. The suit seeks divorce on grounds of desertion by December 30, 1950.

Greta Warnerston New Ohio Warner

Soldiers Awarded Combat Infantryman Badge in Korea

Pvt Richard B Sandal of Joliet and Pvt John F Rag of 1 721 Richards Street receive the Combat Infantryman Badge while serving with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea.

Richard B. Sandal Joliet John F Rag Richards Street 25Th Infantry Division Korea

Pete Aids Three Stranded at Morning Star Mission

Peter H. McCarthy Morning Star Mission superintendent arranged food shelter and bus transport for three persons stranded yesterday.

Pete Peter H. McCarthy Morning Star Mission

Clinic for office personnel helps Joliet firms

The Joliet Association of Commerce with the University of Illinois extension division offers a one day Citics Management clinic for executives and staff. The program covers office problems and procedures to improve efficiency and operation. Fee is five dollars per person including lunch. Interested parties may write to the Joliet Association of Commerce at 35 W. Van Buren Street.

Joliet Association of Commerce Citics University of Ilinois Joliet Lumsden Joliet Association of Comerce W. van Buren Street

Five People Arrested in Joliet County Burglary Ring

A grand jury will hear indictments Monday morning from the Joliet Circuit Court on five suspects including Wayne, 19, of 414 N Broad Way and Dad Matthews, 19, of Ohio Street. They’re linked to a string of burglaries and larceny from a parking lot. Additional charges name Donald Cass of Cherry Street and Perry Morris, both linked to auto theft and burglary cases.

Joliet Donald Cass Perry Big Morris Ignatius

Cupid slips in 1951 county marriage licenses drop

County clerk data show 1,267 marriage licenses issued in 1951, down from 1,292 in 1950. June and August had standout months with 159 and 155 licenses respectively, while 1947 remains a banner year with 1,585 licenses.

Dan Cupid Cupid

Mulberry Driver to Answer Assault Charges Tomorrow

Forrest Borrow a 29 year old truck driver from Mulberry Illinois faces assault with a deadly weapon charges in county court. He allegedly beat John Fortuno a bartender at a Monee tavern with a crank after an August 11 argument. Fortuno was treated at St Joseph's hospital and Borrow remains free on a 2000 dollar bond.

Forrest Borrow Mulberry Borrow John —Fortuno Monee Fortune St. Joseph’s Hospital

Youth Missing: Lester Roger Wretling Reported

Mrs. Walter Wretling of 1703 S Chicago reports her son Lester Roger, 15, missing since December 1. He is about five feet tall with dark hair blue eyes and was last seen wearing overalls and a green cap. The sheriff’s office is investigating.

Walter Wretling Chicago Street Lester Roger

Second Class Matter Notice for Soliet Soliet Post Office

Entry recorded as second class matter on October 1, 194 at the Soliet Post Office under the act of March 3. The notice indicates designation and filing details for the publication.

Soliet Chass

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