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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

3

Lang Bypassed For Probate Clerk Nomination

William R. McCabe argues Don Lang abused politics by delaying his exit as Will County probate clerk, leaving Ned Workman without a proper challenge. He cites Lang family integrity, warns GOP may suffer in November, and alleges a coordinated plan to block Ed Daniels and favor Workman. Daniels previously drew strong support among veterans.

Don Lang Lang Ned Workman Will County Don John Lang Joliet Neb Workman Workman Justice of the Peace Ed Daniels Daniels

Deputies Transfer Offenders to Vandalia After Sentences

Deputies took Leonard Misurewicz 30 and Lawrence Schaller 23 of 104 Iowa avenue to Vandalia after six month sentences for larceny by Judge Roscoe C. South in circuit court yesterday. Robert Dodge 25 of 110 East Marion street also sent to Vandalia for six months for receiving stolen property by Judge John C. Cowing in county court. Sheriff deputies DeWitt Taylor and William Heggie accompanied the transport.

Leonard Misurewicz Lawrence Schaller Iowa Avenue Vandalia Roscoe C. South Robert Dodge E. Marion Street John C. Cowing DeWitt Taylor William Heggie

Cornerstone ceremony set for Joliet YMCA annex

Mrs Verna Hoyt head of women s activities at Joliet YMCA will lay the cornerstone for the new women s addition on Sunday Feb 5 at 230 pm Assisting planners are Miss Erma Agazzi Mrs Hoyt Miss Zenol Moore Dr George H Woodruff Levon Seron architect Champe J Stoakes and Arthur Wunderlich who presents gray granite stone engraved YMCA Women s Division 1950 The ceremony includes a main program in the gym and a mortar setting at the Ottawa street entrance by Mrs Hoyt

Verna Hoyt Richmond Street Joliet George H. Woodruff Levon Seron Champe J. Stoakes Barre-Vermont Arthur Wunderlich E. Wunderlich YMCA Hollingsworth Harry R. Seamans

Holiday Escapades packs Joliet show with humor and flair

The 16th annual Kiwanis production Holiday Escapades at Joliet Township High School drew 150 performers for two and a half hours of fast moving humor. Ed Marshall in a New Year diaper sparked cheers, Mae West impersonations drew laughs, and a black light Halloween sequence wowed the crowd. The show, directed by Lehr M. Knowles for a tenth year, features musical numbers from Yvonne White Jim Baher Paul Tryon and others with the Chordsmen and Madrigals providing harmony. A First Nighter broadcast from WJOL accompanied the performance with continuing showings slated for the next three nights.

Joliet Township High School Ed Marshall Carl Makeover Yvonne White Jim Baher Baher Mae West Mae Juliet Paul Tryon Marcell Kramer Peggy Cunningham Jths Modern Judy Marshall Terry Robinson Marlene Born April Girl Johnson Ray Gentlemen In Black Irving Hirshfield Leo Rasmussen Jim Baker Mel Pohl Bill Chaney Gene Pozzi Bill Bailey Chordsmen JTHS Lehr M. Knowles Kiwanis L. D. Davis Knowles Joliet WJOL

Driver Faces Hit Run Charge In Joliet Incident

Joliet police identified Kenneth Van Etta of 14500 S Michigan Ave Riverdale as the second party in a yesterday afternoon automobile accident. Agnes Koerker of 1500 N William St said a vehicle backing from a gas station at Chicago and Washington struck her car and fled. An attendant recorded the other car's license, traced to Van Etta, who police said would face a county court charge.

Joliet Kenneth van Etta Michigan Avenue Riverdale Agnes Koerker William Street Chicago Washington Streets van Etta

Fainting Spell Sends Firemen to Majestic Hotel

Jennie Jurich, 20, suffered a fainting attack at the Majestic hotel yesterday afternoon. Police and hotel staff summoned fire department inhalation squads. She was revived and taken to St. Joseph's hospital.

Jennie Jurich Majestic Hotel Fire Department St. Joseph’s Hospital

Flood damage hearing to discuss 1942 1947 1948 canal floods

Tonight at 7 30 in Lockport Grade School auditorium residents and Des Plaines Valley businessmen will tell U S Army engineers about flood damages and inconveniences from the Illinois and Michigan canal overflows in 1942 1947 and 1948. Lt J P Campbell of the Chicago district will preside for the Des Plaines Valley Improvement Association.

Lockport Des Plaines Valley Sag Channel North Joliet U. S. Army Engineers Illinois and Michigan Canal J. P. Campbell Chicago U. S. Corps of Engineers U. S Murray

Dale Mottinger rites set for Saturday in Plainfield

Dale Mottinger 76 longtime Will County figure and former Wheatland supervisor died this morning at Silver Cross hospital after a period of illness. He was born in 1873 in Plainfield and lived and farmed in Wheatland. Survived by sister Mrs FE Conant Joliet and seven nieces and nephews. Funeral from Luce Funeral Home Plainfield Saturday at 2 with Rev Cecil A Gross. burial Plainfield cemetery.

Dale Mottinger County Board of Supervisors Will County Silver Cross Hospital Wheatland Township Mottinger Plainfield Township Samuel Mottinger

Bonar lists twelve aims of schooling for Joliet youth

Joliet Township High School Superintendent Hugh S. Bonar publicized a letter to JTHS and JJC parents outlining 12 life skills for students. The goals include basic needs, family life, critical thinking, government knowledge, budgeting, work, civic life, world views, arts, wholesome leisure, ethics, and science implications for humanity and the environment. The letter invites parent visits and suggests changes as the next decade is crucial.

Hugh S. Bonar Joliet Township JTHS JJC Joliet

Milwau kee Couple Helped by Morning Star Mission Aid

Peter McCarthy aided a Milwaukee couple last night at the Morning Star mission. Robert Krahn, 29, a World War II veteran, and his wife Lorreine were fed and given lodging and bus fare to Springfield this morning. McCarthy reported to the sheriff's office.

Milwaukee Peter McCarthy Morning Star Robert Krahn Springfield Lorreine McCarthy Sheriff's Office

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