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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

2

City Faces 18th Dreath Day Fire Menace Warns

Acting fire chief Arthur T. Dillon cautions Joliet residents as 18th rainless day raises fire risk. He urges keeping matches away from children, avoiding bonfires and open fires, sprinkling vulnerable areas, and condemns false alarms as criminal. State reports show multi million crop losses, with soybeans and wheat hit hardest.

Joliet Arthur T. Dillon Caures Arnce Wwesee Dillon

Lend-lease cats eyed in mouse catching plan

The Anti-Cruelty Society of Chicago warns against shipping American cats overseas for mouse catching. It notes no proof foreign nations demand cats and urges readers to investigate before participating in any lend-lease program.

Anti-Cruelty Society of Chicago The Spectator Anti-Cruelty Society

Boy Bitten by Dog In City Incident

Robert Fishback, 12, at 614 Blackhawk, was bitten yesterday by a dog owned by Frank Talmadge of 611 Blackhawk. The boy received care at Silver Cross Hospital and was released. The dog was ordered tied for two weeks for observation.

Robert Fishback Blackhawk Street Frank Talmadge Sheriff's Office Silver Cross Talmadge

Thomas Evans dies after long illness at 77

Thomas Evans aged 77 of 2750 Broadway died this morning at St Josephs hospital after a two year illness. Removal to Harris Funeral home 20 S Eastern avenue. Services Saturday 2 30 pm at the funeral home with Rev Lee Coleman. Burial Oakwood cemetery. Survived by two children Selisia of Chicago and Alfred of Joliet. Flowers omitted. Born September 20 1870 in Pennsylvania. He retired from the Phoenix Horseshoe mill as a heater.

Thomas Evans Broadway St. Joseph's Hospital Harris Funeral Home S. Eastern Avenue Funeral Home Lee Coleman Oakwood Cemetery Pennsylvania Evans Phoenix Horseshoe Mill Selisia Chicago Alfred Joliet

Pulaski Union of Joliet Announces Dissolution

The secretary of state issued a dissolution statement today for the Pulaski Union of Joliet. John J. Wellnitz serves as director in the organization’s leadership.

Pulaski Union of

Spectator Nursery births listed in St Joseph area

The Spectator Nursery notices list births at St Joseph's including Mr and Mrs George Muir at 2111 Hyde Park Avenue with a boy and Mr and Mrs Walter Dalton at 1014 Oneida Street with a girl. Also entries for Mr and Mrs Francis Ray Shorewood Beach with a boy and Mr and Mrs Paul Scott 811 Sullivan with a boy. Additional birth notice for Mr and Mrs Nick Grybash 190 Wolf Road Mokena reports a boy.

ST. Joseph’s George Muir Hyde Park Avenue Walter Dalton Oneida Street Francis Ray Shorewood Beach Silver Cross My Paul Scott Sullivan Nick Grybash Wolf Road Mokena

Hearing program continued in Will County

Dr. Charles K. Kincaid of the Will County Health department announced the heating conservation program will continue next year. The state board of health will pay the hearing technician Olive Price salary and provide a car for her transport. An audiometer bought by the Kiwanis club will enable retesting referred students and testing new entrants.

Charles K. Kincaid Will County Health Department State Board of Health Olive Price

Car Recovered After Theft Report By Charles McCauley

Charles McCauley of 118 S W W Circle said deputies he recovered the car he had reported stolen. He found it three blocks away with no explanation given on the official report.

Charles McCauley S. W.W. Circle Drive Sheriff's Deputies McCauley

Faculty Banquet At Lewis College Of Science and Tech

Thirty two members of the faculty and their wives attended the annual faculty banquet at the Candelight last evening. The event was described as informal with faculty and spouses enjoying the evening.

Lewis College of Science and Technology Candelight

Elks Lodge 296 Plans Open House and Day Ceremonies

Elks Joliet Lodge 296 will host an open house with dancing games and a buffet lunch on Saturday evening. Flat Day ceremonies are scheduled for Tuesday evening at 8 o clock.

Elks Joliet Lodge

Drunk man found asleep in car on curb at 406 Clay Street

Police responded to a report at 406 Clay Street and found Harry Meeke of 406 Landau Avenue asleep in a car that sat over a curb on the parkway. Officers described him as staggering drunk.

Clay Street Harry Meeke Landau Avenue Meeke

Aquatics Staff Heads to National School in Bloomington

Mary Ann Moore and Larry Hayes of the Joliet Red Cross office depart for Bloomington Illinois on Thursday to serve on the staff of the National Aquatic School. Accompanying them is Miss A Ellen Follmer of Crete who will attend as a student.

National Aquatic School Bloomington, Il Mary Ann Moore Larry Hayes Joliet Red Cross—office A. Ellen Follmer Crete

Happily Ever After: Listed Couples and Addresses

A compilation of names ages and street addresses for numerous couples including John B. Anderson and Catherine street. Marian E. Sautter. Jack H. Trittippe and Patricia Cartwright. Raymond H. Fahr and Mary Jayne Pohl. Robert Rimmke and Dessa Ann Nunn. Donald E. Truax and Theresa M. DeAngelis. Joseph B. Cusimano and Mary Capitina. Richard I. Shildrake and Margaret Rodawold. Albert L. Christopher and Marjorie E. Wiegert. A J Jandura and Jennie Jarema. J L Pinkston and Joyce Williamson. W W Johnson and Beverly L. Ruth.

John B. Anderson Catherine Street Marian E. Sautter Highland Ill Jack H. Trittippe Elwood Patricia Cartwright Benton Street Lawrence E. Smith Youngs Avenue Gloria Edwards Ridgewood Avenue Raymond H. Fahr N. Williams Street Mary Jayne Pohl E. Benton Street Robert Rimmke Richmond Street Dessa Ann Nunn Harlow Avenue Donald E. Truax Summit Street Theresa M. DeAngelis Highland Avenue Joseph B. Cusimano Ohio Street Mary Capitina Cora Street Richard I. Shildrake Harvey, Ill Margaret Rodawold Monce Albert L. Christopher Crete Marjorie E. Wiegert A. J. Jandura Fairchild Avenue Jennie Jarema Englewood Avenue J. L. Pinkston Sullivan Court Joyce Williamson Morgan Street W. W. Johnson Eagle Street Beverly L. Ruth Winston Avenue

Last Rites For Howard J Kelty

Funeral services will be held for Howard J. Kelty 49 of 509 Wilcox Street. Services at Sonntag Funeral Home at 1 30 p m to St John's English Lutheran Church at 2 p m with Rev W J Boldt officiating Interment at Elmhurst Cemetery Born Joliet December 8 1898 he was a son of the late John Kelty and Eton Van Allen He worked for General Refractories until 1933 then as a clerk for Sinclair Oil bulk plant He was a member of the church council and the Men's Brotherhood of St John's English Lutheran Church.

Howard J. Kelty Wilcox Street Sonntag St. John's English Lutheran Church W. J. Boldt Elmhurst Cemetery Joliet Mr. Kelty John Kelty Eton van Allen Sinclair Oil Company Church Council Men's Brotherhood

Prisoner Ellsworth Schophoff Extradition Return

Ellsworth Schophoff, held in the county jail, will be sent back to Wisconsin today after waiving extradition. The transfer will be conducted by Frank B. Wood of the state probation office.

Ellsworth Schophoff Wisconsin Schophoff Frank B. Wood State Probation Office

Drippings From Police Blotter Finds Multiple Local Incidents

Raymond W. Luther, 42, fainted in front of 77 W. Jefferson and was taken to St. Josephs hospital for cuts and bruises. Peter Puswaski of Naperville reports his rear plate stolen from a car on Os 700d. Carl Maier of 327 E Dearborn back into a street light on 5 E Van Buren, damages about fifteen dollars. Charles Farrell of 213 Vine told Joliet police to report a recent collision at Washington and Chicago. Mrs. William Athens of 407 Campbell found an 18 karat white gold wedding band and posted contact at 34332.

Raymond W. Luther W. Jefferson Street St. Joseph's Hospital Peter Puswaski Naperville Ill Chicago St. Louis Carl Maier E. Dearborn Street Plano E. van Buren Street

Speeding Offenders Face Court After High Speed Runs

Wallace Bergstrom of 1101 Richmond Street was clocked at 40 mph on Williams Street and will appear before Judge Tom Sprague. Ray Glog of 556 Liberty Street was nabbed at 66 mph on N Broadway and faces police court today after officers note his speedometer runs five mph slow. Robert Marquade of 1412 Nicholson Street was cited at 42 mph on Chicago Street and also to appear. Joseph Monahan Arthur Hill and Wence Carodine each paid a dollar in yesterday’s traffic violations.

Wallace J. Bergstrom Richmond Street Williams Street Tom Sprague Ray G. Glog Liberty Street N. Broadway Glog Robert Marquade Nicholson Street Chicago Street Joseph Monahan Arthur Hill Wence Carodine

Fender Damage Suspected After Vehicle Vandalism

Mary Paluga reports her car on Ottawa Street was damaged between 11:00 and 11:30 A M. yesterday with a smashed left front fender and body dent. She suspects a nearby double parked truck caused the damage and notified police.

Mary Paluga Stevens Avenue Ottawa Street Miss Paluga

Young matron Anna Mae Olznoi dies at 21

Mrs Anna Mae Olznoi formerly Shaw aged 21 of 305 Davison Street died at St Josephs hospital after a lingering illness. Born Joliet November 2 1926 she worked as a roller at Star Peerless Wallpaper Co until January. She married Andrew Olzner August 16 last year. Survived by her husband parents James and Anna Shaw two sisters Ella Shaw and Mary Francois and brothers James John and Ray Shaw. Funeral Saturday 9 30 from Sonntag Funeral Home to St Marys Church 10 a m.

Anna Mae Olznoi Shaw Davison Street St. Joseph’s Hospital Joliet Olznoi Star-Peerless Wallpaper Company Andrew Olzner James Anna Shaw Ella Shaw Mary Francois

Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses in County Clerk Office

Charles W. Zimmerman 22 of Beecher and Stella Cropen 26 of Peotone earned marriage licenses this morning. Leonard E. Johnston 21 of Chicago Heights and Betty Nielsen 19 of Crete also received licenses this morning.

Charles W. Zimmerman Beecher Stella Cropen Peotone Leonard E. Johnston Chicago Heights Betty Nielsen Crete

Crash victim holding own after rocker island crash

Steve Bayci aged 53 of 610 Virginia Street is reported holding his own at St Josephs hospital. He suffered multiple rib fractures and a collapsed left lung when his car struck the Rock Island viaduct center pier after an unidentified driver forced his vehicle off course near Chicago and Washington streets early Tuesday. Dr Raymond J Kennedy attends.

Steve Bayci Virginia’ Street Bayci Rock Island Railroad Chicago and Washington Streets Raymond J. Kennedy

Novena Devotions in Honor of Fatima at St Mary's

Perpetual novena devotions to Our Blessed Lady of Fatima will be held at St Marys church on Saturday afternoon at 3 30 oclock.

St. Mary's Father's Day St. Mary’s Church

Class of 1927 Dinner Reunion Set for Saturday

The Class 27 reunion dinner for the class of 1927 will be held Saturday at 6 30 PM in the Masonic temple on the main floor. Reservations may be made with Ralph Morgah at 13 E Clinton Street or by calling 3 2622.

Masonic Temple Ralph Morgah E. Clinton Street

Weather Outlook for Joliet Vicinity Tonight and Tomorrow

Forecast calls for warm and dry conditions in Joliet and surrounding area. Overnight temperatures around 62 degrees with continued warm weather into tomorrow, rising to near 90 degrees.

Joliet-end

Joliet High School Summer Courses and Memorial Day Events

Joliet public note highlights popular Conservation and quantitative chemistry courses for the summer session at Joliet High School. Memorial Day observances see veterans marching and families picnicking, with a May building total over 1 million dollars reported by inspector W. E. Wright. Five hundred fifty five seniors graduate after four years of study.

Joliet High School Elizabeth Burns Grace Clow Harry Atkinson George C. Ranne H. A. Converse Jolliet High School Joliet Papa

Wetherbee Petition Is Filed for Widow and Children

A petition seeking letters of administration for Mrs Mildred M Wetherbee widow of John P Wetherbee was filed with the probate clerk. The estate lists a $500 wrongful death claim. The family resides at 708 E Benton Street.

Mildred. M. Wetherbee John P. Wetherbee E. J E. Switchman Wetherbee

Funeral services for Paul A Wagner

Funeral services for Paul A Wagner of 1402 West Street Lockport will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Goodale Funeral Home with Rev Herbert Rasey officiating. Burial follows at Woodlawn Memorial Park cemetery with Masonic services at the cemetery after his death yesterday at Silver Cross Hospital.

Paul A. Wagner West Street Lockport Goodale Herbert Rasey Woodlawn Memorial Park Wagner Silver Cross Hospital

Fire alarms report two house fires and a false alarm

Yesterday a 1941 Nash parked at Plainfield road and Douglas street triggered a fire department response. The car owned by Harry Westelius of 311 Oneida street was confirmed a false alarm later at Mun roe and Douglas streets. A short circuit caused damage at 419 Abe street to a rug and chair belonging to Andy Rafoc, with a call at 3 05 p m.

Nash Plainfield Road Douglas Street Harry Westelius Oneida Street Munroe and Douglas Streets Abe Street Andy Rafoc

Spectator postal notice and subscription rates Joliet 1948

The noticedates October 1940 as second class matter at the Joliet post office under the 1948 Spectator issue lists subscription rates. Carrier delivery 15 cents per month and 2.50 per year, single copy five cents, back copies ten cents.

Jeter Sica

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