City neighbors press sidewalk rule as dog issue heats council
Mrs. Harry Griffin of 208 Earl Street told the city council that dogs are increasingly entering the city and urged a compulsory sidewalk ordinance. Corporation Counsel Brumund noted prior talk on sidewalks and state limits, while councilman Wilson listed dog impounds as context. A second speaker argued for sidewalks, while Krynonos urged rural relocation for rustic settings.
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Harry Griffin
Earl Street
Brumund
Mrs. Griffin
William H. Wilson
Laraway School District Plans Three Phase Referendum
Laraway residents will vote on a three phase plan to fund a $210000 Preston Heights school building. Phase one seeks eight acres for ground. phase two adds eight classrooms for grades one to four with an all purpose room and kitchen. phase three would authorize $210000 in bonds. Polling at Laraway school open 12 noon to 7 pm.
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Laraway
Preston Heights
Richards and
South Chicago Streets
Milton B. Jensen
Laraway School
Jensen
Residents seek name change to end street confusion
Maude E. Martin of 504 Winston Avenue and George A. Tonelli with Jeanette Tonelli of 506 Winston Avenue petitioned the city council to designate the entire Poplar Street as Winston Avenue to avoid misaddressing, noting another Poplar Street nearby. The issue was referred to the corporation counsel for action.
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Poplar Street
Winston Avenue
Maude E. Martin
George A
Jeanette Tonelli
Joliet-Lockport
Change
Corporation Counsel
Red tape delays repair of Lucas Street waterway wall
City Manager Chester B. Lewis said federal red tape may temporarily halt efforts to fix the overflow chamber in the Lucas Street waterway wall. The matter might need Washington approval, with no accurate timeline for final clearance.
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Lucas Street
Chester B. Lewis
Washington, D. C
Easter Seal open house planned Sunday in Joliet
Easter Seal Treatment center at 1018 Wilcox Street will host an open house from 2 to 6 p m on Sunday March 9. Mrs. Robert Barber board president notes the event will show center therapies for crippling diseases and highlight that funds support direct treatment.
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Wilcox Street
Robert Barber
Joliet Hosts Red Cross Neighbor Drive To Meet Quota
Will county Red Cross mobilizes 1500 volunteers for a March campaign to visit 26 areas in Joliet and Rockdale. The drive aims to raise 77800 in memberships and inform veterans and families about nine Red Cross services through door to door calls led by E B Workman and local chairmen.
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Red Cross
Joliet
Will County
E. B. Workman
E. J. Walsh
West Side
Alfred Levering
East Side
Kenneth Yeoman
M. M. Hershman
Gilbert Niznik
Germany
Army Legal Department
Rockdale
Lawyer seeks dismissal as suit defendant
In Will County Circuit Court yesterday afternoon lawyer Robert Higgins moved to dismiss as a party defendant in a suit brought by relatives of Amelia Molly Zelko. The action targeted Higgins as part of the petition to appoint a receiver to manage Zelko assets. The filing argues Higgins is not a proper defendant in the case.
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Afty
Robert Higgins
Amelia
Molly” Zelka
Will County Circuit Court
Higgins
Miss Zelko
Easter Seal Drive Aims 22000 For Center Funding
Easter Seal center launches its annual drive set to begin March 17 under chairman E B Workman. He warns that funds are depleted and must be replaced to continue center activities. The campaign targets a $22 000 goal.
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E. B. Workman
Drive
New Joliet Area Telephone Directory Debuts With Color Cover
Illinois Bell announces a new easy-to-handle Joliet region directory to be delivered next week. The book features a full color cover, 48 300 names, and alphabetical listings with fire and police numbers on the cover for quick reference.
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Hllinois Bell Telephone Company
Joliet
W. G. Rowbotham
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Rowbotham
Spectator The People's Newspaper March 6 1958 No. 50
The Che Spectator edition lists William R. McCabe as publisher and notes weekly publication details for The Spectator Publishive Company. March 6 1958 marks the issue date and volume 31 number 50.
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Che Spectator
the People’s Newspaper
We Find Two A We W. ore ecvtir
The fragmentary OCR yields two readable names and a location though key details are missing. Readers are urged to consult the full page for clarity on persons, places, and event.
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Krynonos
Shorewood
Troy
Raymond
Pat) Clark
Fred Hofer
Richard J. Shaw
Harry R. Sheridan
David A. Barry
Henry Fatland
Robert F. Schwartz
Clark
H. Arthur Hammel
Seal Open House
James V. Bartley
Zelko
William R. McCabe
The
Spectator Publishive Company
Wee Cee Rene Olen Telephone
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