Remembering VU Blakely a steadfast Republican public servant
The piece recalls VU S G Blakely as a loyal Republican stalwart, a longtime friend to the author, and a publisher whose editorials reflected courage and public service. It praises his role in the Clyne Snapp machine, its goals of honest government, and the notable local figures it supported.
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VU. S. G. Blakely
The
Spectator
Blakely
John Clyne
Clyne
Clyne-Snapp
Will County
August Erhardt
Lou Mottinger
W. W. Gifford
John Lang
W. D.heise
John B. Fithian
Joe Ray
Henry Williams
Snapp
Fire damages clothing in Morris building closet
A fire in the office of Raymond R Cagwin at 58 N Chicago Street Morris building caused small damage to clothing and wallboards in a closet. Firemen responded to the alarm and extinguished the blaze with a hand pump.
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Raymond R_ Cagwin
Morris
Chicago Street
Cagwin
Well known resident dies at St Joseph's
Well known resident Mrs Anna Obsitnik of 701 Cleveland Avenue died this morning at St Josephs hospital. Born in Czechoslovakia she came to Joliet 53 years ago. Survived by four daughters Mrs Peter Cleary Mrs Michael Chizmark Mrs Peter Lazar and Mrs Joseph Bluth four sons George with the Army in Alaska Martin Michael and John 27 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and one brother Andrew Evanko. Funeral from her home at 8 30 Monday to St Marys and burial at St Cyril and St"}
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Anna Obsitnik
Cleveland Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Czechoslovakia
Joliet
Peter Cleary
Michael Chizmark
Peter Lazar
Joseph Bluth
George
Alaska
Martin
Michael
John
Andrew Andrew Evanko
St Mary's Option
St.Cyril and
Funeral set for Will county leader TS G Blakely
Funeral services for TS G Blakely longtime publisher of the Will county Enterprise and prominent Republican leader will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at his Plainfield home. A Vermont native and Plainfield resident for 57 years he served as postmaster under Harding Coolidge village president and active in fraternal orders. He leaves a daughter Mrs Wendy Gill of Norwich Vermont and a sister Mrs A Flume of Los Angeles California. Rev Hughes B Mee- officiates.
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TS G& Blakely
Emma
Pitsimfield
Einterprise
Pestnanster
W Plainfield
Biakely
So Joseph's Hospital
Blakely
Amei
Repenblice
Wendi Gilt
Norwich Vt
Mrs & Flume
Los Ameeles
Cali Ase
Blake's last letter and the poem referenced
The fragment discusses Blake's last letter in The Spectator issue, noting a kiter Blake? and Blakely’s reaction to a favorite poem about the street of "Opportumity" with appended lines from another poem that impressed Mr Blakely. It mentions death unexpectedly appearing and remarks on his keen mind.
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Fam Il
Blakely
Pullisiers
Nurses mobilize to support mothers in wartime care
Six nurses respond to a call for aid as a Live Drive starts. Armed forces urge immediate action through the Red Cross. In days, a married nurse with children hopes to consult with others to spare time for hospital work.
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Red Cross
Overbey warns Car owners to keen eye on them
Local notices warn car owners to stay vigilant as police and residents report increased vehicle tampering. Authorities note suspicious activity around streets including references to areas near Westinas, Sea Sester, and Grears Green. Community alerts urge caution and inspection of parts and mirrors.
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Overbey
Missing Person Alan Hatheld Reported in Germany
Fragmentary notes indicate Alan Hatheld was last seen in Germany around December 2. The text mentions a person named Gikeram Geer and references wartime contexts, with scattered details about locations and possible actions involving Beem i actin and Gemmen Ee.
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Alan Hatheld
Germany
Alen
Saviemai
Tie Tend Aruilkey
Ted Cere
Orie
Fragmented OCR Readout of Local Notices and Notes
The text shows a garbled OCR page with scattered phrases about meetings, dates, places, and people. It hints at a municipal or community notice board with names such as Ballater and Swinemar, but many words are corrupted or missing, making concrete events hard to confirm.
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Unable to extract readable facts from the provided text segment. No clear people, organizations, dates, or events are identifiable to summarize into a newspaper card.
Sts Laem EB sues men over laser incident
In a local legal notice, Sts Laem EB files suit against several men regarding a laser incident at S32 wai ef. Details are sparse, but the case centers on property damage and potential injuries with court action pending.
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