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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1960

Page

3

Fringe zoning and annexation woes plague suburbs

Suburban cities struggle with fringe land control as state laws limit zoning and annexation. Mayor Hennessy cites state laxity on disposal plants and zoning. villagers resist higher taxes and municipal boundaries. Illinois Municipal League plans two proposals for 1961 to ease annexation by court approval and assess mutual benefits.

Spectator Hennessy Lenox Illinois Crest Hill Illinois Municipal League

Our Savior Lutheran to Install New Pastor

Rev. Donald A. Christiansen will be installed as pastor of Our Savior Lutheran Church in a 3 p.m. ceremony at Hufford Junior High School. The congregation meets there while the new building is under construction at Black Road and Palladium Drive. Dinner follows the program and the public is invited. Christiansen previously led Pilgrim Lutheran in Bellevue Nebraska and resides with his family at 1650 Marquette. He succeeds Rev. Marcus T. Zill.

Donald A. Christiansen Our Savior Lutheran Church Hufford Junior High Black Rd Palladium Dr Christiansen Pilgrim Lutheran Church Bellevue Neb 1650 Marquette Marcus T. Zill

Bill Carey to open new Harvey Brothers store

Joliet residents are invited to an open house at the remodeled Harvey Brothers store at 108 N. Chicago tonight. William Carey the new manager announced the Friday reopening with a fully new stock after a recent fire and noted summer suits sport coats and furnishings from across the country. Carey a longtime local clothing man and Harvey staffers will assist in the event with hours 6 to 9 p m and refreshments served.

Joliet Harvey Brothers Chicago William Bill”) Carey Carey al Baskin’s Lytton’s McCarthy’s Audrey Boyle Jackie Susan Ann Campbell William Dusha N. Nicholson Millie Feeney Dorothy McCullough Hamel Donoghue Clara Shannon

Penalty hikes city vehicle tag revenue boost in 1960

Acting City Manager Jack Rohlf reports city tag sales through May 31, 1960 brought in 71832.50, surpassing all of 1959. Penalties for missing tags plus the tag price raised revenue. more stickers issued for cars and trucks while buses declined.

Jack Rohlf Rohlf

Martinson rewarded for capture by city patrol

Patrolman Howard Martinson's son receives five days vacation with pay for aiding in the capture of the Hillcrest rapist. The suspect, identified from victim sketches, is already imprisoned for prior crimes.

Howard’ Martinson Hillcrest Martinson Morris

No bus fare hike here say Joliet officials

Joliet City Lines manager K D Osterberg said there will be no fare increase here unless necessary. Joliet’s 15 cent adult and 10 cent student fares have stood since 1958 with 300k to 350k monthly riders and no token use outside the ride and shop plan.

Elgin City Lines Aurora City Lines Illinois Commerce Commission K. D. Osterberg Joliet City Lines Illinois Osterberg Elgin Aurora Aurora Bus Line Elgin Line Joliet

Public to hear shocking POW tape on Communist brainwashing

Joliet Kiwanis presents Maj. William E. Mayer lecture’s audio recording “Communist Indoctrination Its Significance to Americans” at Caterpillar Tractor Co auditorium tonight at 8. Mayer, a top psychiatrist on the prisoner studies project in Japan, studied over 1,000 American soldiers released from Korean POW camps. The one hour and 15 minute report is billed as a profound speech for military religious and business leaders nationwide.

Joliet Kiwanis Club Caterpillar Tractor Co William E. Mayer Japan Korea Maj Mayer Kiwanis Club Joliet Lions, Rotary Kiwanis West Nick Anton

Joliet area to stage baccalaureate rites Sunday

The Joliet Township High School and Junior College baccalaureate ceremony will be at 8 p.m. Sunday at Central Presbyterian church under the Will County Council of Churches. Rev. Roy Hamburger will preach. several area church leaders will read scripture, offer prayers, and deliver the benediction. The Westminster choir and Mrs. Dan McCarter will provide music.

Joliett Township Will County Council of Churches Central Presbyterian Church Roy Hamburger First Presbyterian Church John Merrill Dale Kleinschmidt Trinity Methodist Church David Spencer Hunter Avenue Lutheran Church Royster Powell Second Baptist Church Lester Laubenstein Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church

Lewis seniors prepare for baccalaureate and commencement

Seventy five Lewis college seniors will attend baccalaureate services Friday in the Sanca Alberta chapel on the campus before receiving degrees Sunday at commencement exercises. Rev Patrick Fincutter a New Guinea missionary will celebrate mass with Rev Joseph Stalzer delivering the sermon. John S Gleason Jr past national commander of American Legion will speak at the 1 30 p.m. Sunday ceremony.

Lewis College Sanca Alberta Patrick Fincutter New Guinea Joseph Stalzer St. Dennis Parish Lockport Joseph Gallagher Our Lady of Sorrows High School Blue ‘Island John S. Gleason Jr American Legion

Roy Peppard Home Damaged by Blaze

A Joliet fire crew extinguished a blaze at Roy Peppard's residence 1301 Colorado on Wednesday afternoon. Assistant Fire Chief William O'Hara cited spontaneous combustion as the cause. The fire confined to a garage attached to the home with some damage to a recreation room adjoining it.

Roy Peppard Colorado Joliet William O’hara

Conventions to Bring 2000 Delegates to Joliet This Month

Joliet prepares to host nearly two thousand conventioneers in June. The Illinois Wisconsin Elks State association brings about 800 delegates June 23 to 26 at the Louis Joliet and Woodruff hotels. The Rock River Conference of Churches plans 800 to 1,000 delegates at the Louis Joliet Hotel. The Louis Joliet and Richards Street churches are involved in hosting.

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Rose Weger Rehn School PTA Rehn Belva Weger Weger G. N. Hufford Our Savior Lutheran Bill Carey Bill) Carey Church Council Lewis
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