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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1952

Page

2

Will County Health Department under probe over bills

The Will County Board plans a September review of the health department amid complaints of lax oversight. Dr Earl S Leimbacher chairs the five member trustees and Dr L L Fatherree faces questions over vaccine billing and misposting charges.

Will County Health Department Will County Board of Supervisors Health Department Earl S. Leimbacher L. L. Fatherree Fatherree Lockport Silvester Wierschem Lockport Township David Pes- Hvenie Fathernee King’s Drug Store Joliet Tatheree Wierschem Pesavento Fairmont

Cox misses call for Joliet park board swim meeting

Everett Cox president of Joliet park board could not be reached to explain why he did not call a special meeting of the park board and swimming committee to discuss building a Joliet beach. He had said two weeks earlier he would arrange a meeting soon. Raymond Tague of 40 West Shorewood Drive appeared at the sheriff's office on a disorderly conduct charge with three license violations.

Fatherree Rexall Hanson Lockport Wierscheim Pesavento Joliet County Board William E. Grey Warren North Howard Kurkamp Elwoood Wierschem Dr. Fatheree Drue Everett Cox Joliet Park Raymond Tague Shorewood Drive Robert Rafter Albert Street Rafter Banetts Shepley Motor Company Rafters Bluff Ruby Streets Io Barretts

Inductees Leave for Armed Forces from Joliet Draft Board

Eight men inducted into the armed forces left for Chicago this morning per Mrs. Mary Meyers chief clerk of the draft boards. Inducted were Norman Bertoia Mark Peter Meers James J Birsa Louis J Santolin Robert Callaghan LaVerne A Wilson and William S Johnson Jr Rueben Bray a volunteer also joined the group. Wilson transferred from Chicago and Johnson from Tennessee.

Armed Forces Joliet Chicago Mary Meyers Norman Bertoia Mark Peter Meers James J. Birsa Louis J. Santolin Robert Callaghan LaVerne A. Wilson William S. Johnson Jr Rueben Bray Wilson Johnson Tennessee

No Flying Saucers Reported by Joliet Police Detail

Joliet police department posted a new shift alert reporting no flying saucers found this morning. Desk Sgt Matthew Hartford joked about hourly checks while birds were the only sightings. The S squad includes Officers Robert Sonnenberg and Henry Schelling.

Joliet Matthew Hartford Robert Sonnenberg Henry Schelling

Arrest of motorist in speeding case reported

Sheriff deputies arrest 25 year old Mose Williams of Glewood Avenue on a warrant from Justice Anthony R. Mackay for speeding and disorderly conduct. Williams, free on $500 bond, to appear in court to answer speeding ticket charge as patrols continue for speeders on Arthur Avenue. FILE CASE LOST

Mose Williams Glewood Avenue Justice of the Peace Anthony R. Mackay Filen Pyle Williams Arthur Avenue

Faulkner and Svetich Open West Joliet Clinic

Joliet doctors George E. Faulkner and Edward M. Svetich launch the Faulkner-Svetich clinic at 211 N Hickory St to offer comprehensive medical exams under one roof with future staff additions. The 38 by 65 foot facility includes X ray and lab rooms and 25 parking spaces.

Joliet Faulkner-Svetich N. Hickory Street George E. Faulkner Morris Building Edward M. Svetich Chicago Street Joseph Silverton Chicago Hickory Street Western Avenue Oneida Street James W. Faulkner Faulkner Joiet Jefferson Medical School Philadelphia St. Louis City Hospital Charles Jenkins St. Joseph's Hospital Jenkins

Joliet blotter reports robbery and arrests on Mayhem night

A deck hand Earl Molen, 27, was robbed of $20 by two men and a pickup after meeting a colored woman in Joliet. Police searched for the trio without success. Earl Molen described the incident, while Robert Rafter faced paint theft and a possible charge. William Knox, 50, was jailed after a minor crash and alleged abuse following a roadside incident.

Joliet Docks Jefferson Street Joliet Street Washington Earl Molen Altha William P. Knox Elizabeth Street Devouty Gerald Lisning Ted Valentine Joliet Knox James Lyle Jenkins St. William Street

Cracker Favored for Will County School Superintendent

Will County board met in special session to appoint a new county school superintendent. Verne E. Cracker of Crete Monee is expected to be chosen to succeed Louis F. Bottino who resigned. Cracker helped Crete grow from an elementary to a four year high school and now a unit district. He studied at Southern Illinois Normal Carbondale and earned BA and MA from the University of Chicago.

Cracker Altho Will County Board of Supervisors Verne E. Cracker Crete-Monee Community Unit Louis F. Bottino Lockport Township Crete Montgomerery County Crackel Monee Southern Illinois Normal Carbondale University of Chicago

Doris Pedersen Dies From Injuries At 88

Doris Pedersen 88 died at 2:50 am at her daughter’s home 1120 Jefferson St Lockport from injuries suffered weeks earlier. Funeral at Olson Funeral Home 402 Eastern Ave Saturday at 2 pm Rev William J Boldt officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Jean Paullin Champaign etc.

Doris Pedersen New Floyd J. Adams Jefferson Street Lockport Olson Eastern Avenue William J. Boldt Oakwood Cemetery Jean Paullin Champaign

Post Office Seeks Help In August Parcel Post Contest

Joliet post office decorates lobby in carnival fashion to boost interest in the parcel post contest for August. Joliet competes with Aurora and Elgin for a prize donated by a airlines consolidation. Patrons are urged to send more airmail parcel post. clerks Frank Strysik Frank Lawlor Thomas Graham Elmer Benson John Ruback and James Bassingham will lead the drive. An extra helicopter trip was added to handle expected parcel post growth and may continue if needed.

Joliet Aurora Elgin Frank Strysik Frank Lawlor Thomas Graham Elmer Benson John Ruback James Bassingham

Mrs Pedersen of Joliet Dies. Denmark Native

Mrs Anna Buehler of Joliet and Mrs Adams of Ockport mourn the death of Mrs Pedersen, widow of James A. Pedersen a Joliet coal dealer. Survived by son William A. Pedersen, five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. She came from Denmark 62 years ago. Funeral arrangements at the Joliet area funeral home after 2 PM tomorrow.

Anna Buehler Joliet Adams Ockport William A. Pedersen Pedersen Denmark James A

Peter H McCarthy Aids Three Stranded Citizens

Peter H McCarthy Morning Star mission superintendent aided Floyd Martin 25 and his wife 23 and K P Jacobs 35 who were stranded here. He provided them with assistance and necessities after their arrival.

Pete Peter H. McCarthy Morning Star Mission Floyd Martin K. P. Jacobs

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