Joliet School Bond Vote Urged to Expand Rooms
Joliet officials ask voters to approve a bond issue on January 15 to build new schools or add space to existing buildings. The editorial urges voting yes on seven propositions to provide adequate classroom space and criticizes highway spending and oversight, calling for attention to township road maintenance and waste.
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Joliet
Bill Wilson enters Joliet council race from industry to public service
William H. Bill Wilson 41 announces his candidacy for Joliet city council in the February primary. He is a 15 year supervisor instructor at American Steel and Wire and active in community, church, and civic groups including the Boy Scouts Rainbow council and Red Cross campaigns. He and his wife Marjorie Beadle have three daughters and live at 1003 Kelly Avenue.
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William H
Bill” Wilson
Joliet
Hot Mills Rolling Division
American Steel and Wire
Wilson
Marjorie Beadle
Kelly Avenue
Moran Street
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
American Cyanamid
U. S. Steel
Waukegan
American Management Association
New York City
Wilsons
Grace Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Council
Cunningham Pta
Rainbow Council
The
Boy Scouts
Mt. Joliet Lodge
William H. “Bill” Wilson
American Steel and Wire Company
Woman Sentenced to Reformatory for Loan Fraud
Mary Miller a 30 year old Chicago resident was sentenced by County Judge John Cowing to one year at Dwight Women's Reformatory for obtaining money under false pretenses. She pleaded guilty after an illegal bank loan and cashing a 350 dollar check at Currency Exchange. This marked the first local court prison sentence for a woman in over three years.
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Mary Miller
Chicago
Dwight Women’s Reformatory
John Cowing
Miller
Joliet
Joliet Association of Commerce Names Seven Directors
Seven Joliet business leaders were named to the Joliet Association of Commerce board. Six will serve three-year terms and one a two-year term from a slate of 15 nominees. New directors include Robert K. Anderson and Rabbi M. M. Hershman, with George Werden Buck taking the two-year post.
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Joliet Association of Commerce
James W. Barr
Robert K. Anderson
the National Bank of Joliet
Vance S. Cummins
Joliet Republican Printing Company
John W. Gosselin
Phoenix Manufacturing Company
M. M. Hershman
Joliet
Paul O. Mee-Keown
Frank J. Turk
Eagle
George Werden Buck
Werden Buck Company
Buck
Paul Friedrich
Friedrich Binding and Embossing Company
The
Association of Commerce
Andrew Barber
Shale Baskin
E. D. Collins
Charles M. Robson
William Smith
Winston Yeager
Barr
Albert Steed
Barber
al Baskin
Roy Anderson leaves estate of $25 250 in Joliet will
Roy Anderson of Joliet died October 4 while away from home. Ralph A. Brooker of 507 Prospect Place is named executor. Real estate accounted for 25 000 of the estate. Howard Anderson, a brother, inherits 617 Richards Street. Sisters Henrietta Brooker 520 Chicago Street Florence Crouch 518 Chicago Street receive properties. Six nieces and nephews listed as heirs.
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Roy Anderson
Joliet
Dwight
Ralph A. Brooker
Prospect Place
Howard Anderson
Richards Street
Henrietta Brooker
S. Chicago Street
Florence Crouch
Board appoints new members and sets upcoming officers
William Cunningham, Lester De Geus, Joseph Garvey, Robert F. McQueen, William Naumann, William Smith, Robert N. Wallace and Dr. George H. Woodruff join the board as national councillor. New members will attend their first meeting next Thursday to elect officers for the coming year.
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William Cunningham
Lester de Geus
Joseph Garvey
Robert F. McQueen
William Naumann
William Smith
Robert N. Wallace
George H. Woodruff
Lockport Auto Collision Settled for 25000
Leo Wallace of Lockport filed a $175000 damage suit for injuries after being struck by a car in the 1900 block of State Street. Earl Johnson of 405 S Ottawa Street drove into a parked vehicle and into Wallace while he stood on the sidewalk. Attorneys were Michael Orenic for the plaintiff and Robson Masters and Ryan for the defendant.
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Leo Wallace
Lockport
State Street
Earl Johnson
Ottawa Street
Wallace
Johnson
Chicago
Michael Orenic
Robson, Masters and
Ryan
Art Biederman seeks Joliet city council seat
Arthur H. Biederman 61 of 653 Mason avenue announced his candidacy for a Joliet city council post in the coming election. A World War I veteran and former Jolie township supervisor 1940 to 1953 he has served as a food inspector and has long worked in sales. He is active in the American Legion St Peter's Lutheran church and several fraternal and athletic groups.
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Arthur H. Biederman
Mason Avenue
Biederman
Harwood
American Legion
Jolie
City of Jolie
County Health Department
Joliet
St. Peter's Lutheran
Cora Phillips
Plattville
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Will County
Old Timers Baseba Association
Moose, Eagles, Elks
Rivals
Irving and Dale Athletic Clubs
Slippery woman arraigned in Will county court
Frances Harris a 23 year old from Chicago faced arraignment at 10 a m in Will county court on an indictment by a Will county grand jury for larceny. Arrested Oct 30 1953 by Joliet police she had been in Indiana prison on a similar charge and escaped before term ended. Last month Joliet authorities located her and she received a 30 day sentence in Chicago for larceny. She was discharged Tuesday and brought back to Will county by deputy sheriffs.
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Frances Harris
Chicago
Will County
Joliet
Indiana
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Bert Preston
William R. McCabe
Bill Wilson
Ernest E. Overbey
Frank H. Masters Jr
A. of C
Art Biederman
Council Post
of Association of Commerce
Robert. K. Anderson
Rabbi M. M. Hershman
Paul O. McKeown