Joliet Priests to Be Ordained at Cathedral of St. Raymond Nonnatus
Seventeen young men near priesthood will be ordained Saturday at the Cathedral of St. Raymond Nonnatus with two Joliet natives among them. Bishop McNamara presides at 10 a.m. ceremony. eleven graduates are assigned to Joliet diocese. First masses follow next Sunday for Rev. James M. Lennon and Rev. William F. Irwin. additional Joliet clergy named include Edward Poff and others from Chicago Blue Island and Berwyn. ordination open to public with tickets issued and space for about 200 more.
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St. Raymond Nonnatus
Joliet
Martin D. McNarama
William F. Irwin
William H. Irwin
Liberty Street
James M. Lennon
Christopher I. Lennon
Farragut Place
Father Lennon
Irwin
Edwin J. Joyce
Michael Vatente
William White
Chicago
John Benzing
Blue Island
Donald Peck
Berwyn
Chancery Office
R H Carey to Be Ordained Priest in Techny Ill
Rev Robert Harold Carey will be elevated to the priesthood Saturday at Techny Illinois and celebrate his first solemn mass Sunday at St Patrick's Joliet His parents Mr and Mrs Harold Carey of Joliet will be present along with relatives A reception follows at the Woodruff hotel Terrace room The new priest will also celebrate 9 am masses the following week at St Patrick's Joliet He is a St Patrick's alumni and studied at Joliet Township Joliet Catholic High School and the Victor ian seminary in Chicago The group accompanying the Careys includes relatives from Joliet and Wilmington Delaware
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St. Mary's Carmelite Church
Father Irwin
Joliet
Joliet Junior College
Marquette University
St. Procopius College
Lisle
Father Lennon
Boscopius
Robert Harold Carey
Techny
St. Patrick’s Church
Carey
Harold
Max” Carey
WJOL
Raynor Avenue
Woodruff Hotel
St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick’s School
Joliet Township
Joliet Catholic
Canada
Victorian Seminary
Chicago
St. Ambrose
Davenport
St. Mary’s Mission Seminary
Get tough policy urged for dangerous drivers
A sub committee of Citizens' Action for Traffic Safety proposed a police crackdown on hazard drivers with harsher court penalties. Led by Ed O'Connell the law enforcement committee urged strong enforcement to reduce accidents and fatalities and will report at a YMCA dinner meeting next Wednesday.
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Citizens’ Action For
YMCA
Ed O'Connell
Merrill Palmer
Laverne Hahney
O'Connell
Morris stores to close Thursdays this summer
Forty Morris merchants announced intentions to close shops on Thursday afternoons during June July and August. The summer schedule begins this week with closings planned across the town.
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Morris
New Park Chief Arrives in City
Sam Basan, the new park superintendent, arrived from Granite City this week and is expected to assume duties next week.
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Sam Basan
Vance Cummins
Joliet
City
Hee
Granite City
Joliet Downtown Park and Shop frees 619 hours of parking
A Joliet survey shows 619 free parking hours granted over 250 days by 110 firms in the Downtown Park and Shop program. Attendants stamp free hours with each visit after a $2 minimum purchase, usable at numerous city lots and garages.
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Joliet
Fesces
Joliet High Prom Weekends Start With Large After Party
A Joliet Township High School after prom party sponsored by the Joliet Junior Chamber of Commerce continues into the night with about 500 students attending. Gene King Orchestra and comedian Brown provide entertainment before a Rialto theater motion picture premiere. Jaycees organizer William Odenthal and student committee members Gary Lichtenwalter Flynn Sandy Lewis Ted Theodore Jim Longman and Bill Elyea lead the event.
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Joliet Township High School
Joliet
Nine year-old boy injured by air rifle pellet
Gerald Watt, 9, of 2307 Arthur avenue, suffered a serious left eye injury when a playmate, Julius Young, 18, fired an air rifle in a field near Watt's home. The pellet shattered his glasses and struck his eye. Watt was taken to Silver Cross hospital. The gun was recovered and turned over to deputies.
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Gerald Watt
Arthur Avenue
Silver Cross Hospital
Charles Timm
Wayne Thornberg
Watt
Julius Young
Luther Avenue
Young
Sheriff's Office
Auto death suit seeks 15000 over fatal tavern sale
Lola Serrano of Wilmington sues Log Cabin tavern after its alleged sale of intoxicants to Thomas Stewart led to a fatal crash killing Manuel Rodriguez, 65, near State and Ohio streets on the evening of June 5, 1957. Attorney John Irving Pearce represents the plaintiff in circuit court.
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Lola Serrano
Wilmington
Serrano
John Irving Pearce
Log Cabin
Collins Street
Thomas Stewart
Mississippi Avenue
Manuel Rodriguez
Scott Street
State
Ohio Streets
Lucky Father contest in Joliet stores
A Downtown Joliet Retail division Lucky Father contest runs June 1 through 14 with a Saturday drawing on June 14 at 10 am. Register at National Clothing Lyttons Klines Musser s Grant s Lewis Shoes F W Woolworth Wards Sears Baskin s Marsh Shoes the Eagle Fit Well Walgreens Kresge Reisbergs Osco Dinet Harvey Barretts Goldblatt s Boston New Star McCarthy s. Prizes include Alan Edmond Shoes an ord pen and pencil set 35 gift certificates a golf cart golf balls a rod and reel mens hose summer sandals fly rod and reel Swank cuff link set two sport shirts electric razor barbecue grill Tower game kit house slippers and two pair wash and wear slacks.
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Joliet
National Clothing
Lytton’s
Kline’s
Musser’s
Grant’s
Lewis Shoes
F. W. Woolworth
Wards
Sears
Baskin’s
Marsh Shoes
the Eagle
Fit-Well
Walgreen’s
Kresge
Reisbergs
Osco’s
Dinet and Company
Harvey Brothers
Barretts
Goldblatt’s
Boston Store
New Star Jewelry
McCarthy’s
Alan Edmond
The Spectator Themes Newspaper publication details
The Spectator Themes Newspaper published by The Spectator Publishing with William R. McCabe as publisher. Dated June 5 1958 and issued from 105 115 W Cass Street, Illinois, entered as second class matter March 1 1940 at the post office.
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Ilinois
Cass Street
Illinois ‘Telephone 7
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B. H. Carey
R.H. Carey
John Hock
Thomas Mulligan
L. J. Murphy
Alice Kennedy
Catherine Tully
Central Court
Bill’s
Washington Street
Harris
South Chicago Street
Walsh
Michigan Street
Barr
Clinton Street
Kaskin
Joliet Street
Robinson’s Loop
Jolet
van Buren
Jefferson Street
Benjamin Chardon
Park and Shop
Park and Recreation Chiefs
St. Louis
Basan
Shurtleff College
Alton
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Shurteff and
Western Military Academy
Milwaukee
Wis
Peoria
Danville
Crystal Lake
University of Purdue
the Spectator Themes Newspaper
William R. McCabe
the Spectator
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