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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1954

Page

47

Jaycees stage Annie Get Your Gun in Joliet

The Junior Chamber of Commerce presents Annie Get Your Gun at Joliet Township High School auditorium on April 22. Proceeds benefit the Jaycee charity fund. Reserved seats cost 1.20 2.40 and 3.00. Tickets from Jaycee members or by mail to the show box.

Erlin Civic of New York E Joliet Township Junior Chamber of Commerce Berlin Jaycee Charity Fund Jaycee Post Office Joliet

Cancer society announces 1954 key committees

Campaign chairman D. V. Forester announced the American Cancer Society 1954 crusade committee line-up to open in April. Will county aims to meet its quota with public publicity, special gifts, and industry panels led by Willard B. Curtis and other community leaders.

American Cancer Society D. V. Forester Forester Willard B. Curtis Foreste Will County

Illness Ends Life of Mrs Dolasinsky at St Joseph Hospital

Theodora Dolasinsky died after a brief illness yesterday at St Joseph hospital. Removal to Wisniewski Funeral Home, call after 7 pm. Survived by four sons Frank, Vincent, Casimer, Chester and four daughters Josephine Surinak Cassie Reichman Charlotte Kropinski Bernice Luzbetak. two sisters Antonia Olsztz and John Polkowski of Conshohocken. 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral from 505 Herkimer Street Saturday at 8:30 am to St Thaddeus Church for 9 am Mass. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. she was active in Altar and Rosary Society and Polish Women's Alliance.

Theodora Dolasin) Dolasinsky St. Joseph Hospital John Polkowski Conshohockin Herkimer Street St. Thaddeus Church Holy Cross Cemetery Dolasinsky Altar and Rosary Society of St. Thaddeus Polish Women’s Alliance

Divorce Granted to Mrs Haynes in Circuit Court

Mrs Lucille Haynes was granted a divorce from husband Trannie in circuit court yesterday on desertion charges. She received custody of their 13 year old daughter and waived alimony.

Lucille Haynes Trannie

Bluebird Breakfast Club Rides To Work On Joliet Bus

A new Bluebird Breakfast club gathers on a Joliet to Chicago bus at 6:30 a.m. daily. Members, including John Ahrens of Lemont, supply coffee, rolls, and cups, enjoy donuts dunked in coffee, and clean up after each trip.

Bluebird Breakfast Club Joliet Chicago John Ahrens Lemonts Bluebird Ruth Parker Amanda Boe Regina Bertel Rose Driscoll Jean Blum Joseph Kaufman Stanley Wozniak Lemont Mildred Lindauer Jo Hodges Mary Powers Lena Dasenbrock Edna Snyder James Vac- Lena Lockport

Brennan funeral rites set for tomorrow in Joliet

Funeral services for Joseph Brennan of 322 N Bluff street will start at 9 30 a m from Haley Funeral home and proceed to St Marys Carmelite church for mass at 10 Interment follows at St Johns cemetery Brennan lived in Joliet ten years and is survived by son Rev Charles Brennan OSM of Ireland daughter Miss Nelzie Brennan of London Ontario two nieces Miss Genevieve Martens of Joliet and Mrs Arthur Moe of Chicago and nephew Fred Martens of Joliet

Joseph Brennan N. Bluff Street Haley St. Mary’s Arthur Moe Chicago Fred Martens Joliet

Death of Axel E. Larson 69 Joliet resident

Axel E. Larson 69 of 402 Collins Street Joliet died yesterday at St Joseph hospital after a lingering illness. Survived by seven nephews and nieces in Rockford Oak Lawn Chicago Joliet and Joliet area including Axel H. Larson Leonard B. Larson Howard B. Larson Ernest Larson Arthur Larson Victor A. Larson and Victor Larson. Born in Sweden 1884 he arrived in Joliet 1902 worked as a carpenter for E J and E railroad retiring in 1949. Funeral 10:30 Saturday at Sonntag Funeral Home Rev A A Sorenson officiating. Interment Oakwood.

Axel E. Larson Collins Street St. Joseph Hospital Axel H. Larson Rockford Leonard B. Larson Oak Lawn Howard B. Larson Ernest Larson Chicago Arthur Larson Victor A. Larson Victor Larson Joliet Ellen Florence Bertha Simpson Sweden

Cedarwood Fumes Kill Moth Larvae in Woolens

Entomologists report cedarwood fumes destroy moth larvae by attacking their first meal from moth eggs. Larvae target high end garments and bargain rack furs. Store woolens in a cedar closet to use aromatic fumes to kill larvae and protect clothing.

Cadet Calkins Completes Solo Flight at Milton Field

Naval Aviation Cadet Robert G. Calkins son of Mrs. Robert G. Calkins completed his first solo flight at the U S Naval Auxiliary Air Station Milton Field Florida.

Naval Aviation Robert G. Calkins Eastern Avenue U. S. Naval Auxiliary Air Stations Milton Field Fla

Frances Stefancic Joliet resident dies after lingering illness

Frances Stefancic 78 died yesterday at her home 516 N Chicago Street Joliet after a lingering illness. She came from Yugoslavia and lived in Joliet 56 years. Funeral from Tezak Funeral Home Saturday at 9 to St Mary Nativity. burial in St Mary Cemetery. She was preceded by husband Thomas in 1940 and survived by two sons six daughters seven grandchildren and other relatives.

Frances Stefancic Joliet Chicago Street Thomas Frank Ann) Stanfel William Mary) Dawson Joseph Frances) Pire Ralph Emily) Plance Raymond Josephine) Conway Victor Delores) Baycr Frank Mance LaGrange Andrew Mance Europe Mary Mrak Yugoslavia Stefancic Tezak St. Mary’s Nativity Church St. Mary's Cemetery

Wilmington Man Taken by Death

William H. Kiefling 76 of Down ey road Wilmington died Tuesday at Lincoln Nursing home after a lingering illness. Survived by son George Wilmington daughter Eleanor Adrian Monequa brother John Lakewood sisters Rachael Relford Pana and Margaret Weston Haver Shelbyville. Funeral Friday 2 pm at West Side church Wilmington interment Oakwood cemetery. Retired farmer came to Wilmington last year and was patient at Lincoln Nursing home for three months.

William H. Kiefling Downey Road Wilmington Lincoln George Eleanor Adrian Monequa John Lakewood Rachael Relford Pana Margaret Weston Haver Shelbyville West Side Church

Hubcaps Stolen From Car at Silver Cross Lot

Mrs. William Lindblad reports two hubcaps taken from her car parked in the Silver Cross hospital lot on Tuesday night. Police were notified yesterday.

William Lindblad Gage Street Silver Cross Hospital

Edith Rodighiero 55 dies at Lockport home

Edith Rodighiero of Lockport aged 55 died yesterday at 102 State street after a brief illness. She is survived by three sons Elmer Thomas and Victor all of Lockport two brothers Henry Stellon of Lockport and Thelo Stellon of Toronto Calif and four grandchildren. The body was taken to Goodale Funeral home for services Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at St Joseph's church 11 o'clock.

Edith Rodighiero Lockport State Street Elmer Thomas Victor Henry Stellon Thelo Stellon Toronto Calif Goodale Funeral Home St. Joseph’s Church

Thomas Cavanaugh Claimed by Death at Elgin Hospital

Thomas Cavanaugh died yesterday at St. Joseph hospital in Elgin after a brief illness. Survivors include son Walter of Huntley. sisters Miss Cassie Cavanaugh and Mrs. Erwin Brown of Joliet. brother George of Wilmington. several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Haley Funeral home after 7 p.m. this evening. funeral arrangements incomplete.

Thomas Cavanaugh St. Joseph Hospital Elgin Walter Huntley Cassie Cavanaugh Erwin Brown Joliet George Wilmington Haley

Youths fined $25 for racing autos downtown

Two youths, Robert Hibler and Marco Brekich, were each fined 25 dollars by Magistrate Martin Jackson for speeding. Police said the pair were racing autos on downtown streets.

Martin Jackson Robert Hibler N. Nicholson Street Marco Brekich Collins Street

Navy clubbers ante up on slot machines

Trustees of Navy club Ship 54 paid the internal revenue department slot machine tax on four machines this week as part of closing an investigation by federal revenue agents. The raid by Joliet police last month uncovered unstamped machines at the Bluff street and Western avenue club.

Navy Club Ship 54 Internal Revenue Department Federal Revenue Chicago Joliet Bluff Street Western Avenue

Lingering illness claims life of Margaret Corbley

Margaret M. Corbley 58 of 319 East Sixth Street Lockport died yesterday at St Joseph hospital after a lingering illness. A member of the Altar and Rosary Society of St Joseph church she is survived by son Thomas Jr Joliet sister Mrs Frank Kirman Lockport township and brothers William Fred both of Lockport and Edward of Joliet. Removal to Goodale Funeral Home Lockport for services Saturday at 9 a m at St Joseph church 9 30 and burial in Calvary cemetery.

Margaret M. Corbley E. Sixth Street Lockport St. Joseph Hospital Altar and Rosary Society St. Joseph Church Thomas Jr Joliet Frank Kirman Lockport Township William Fred Edward Goodale Funeral Home Calvary Cemetery

Hundley Named News Editor Of Caltech Tech

Richard O. Hundley of 901 Mason Avenue has been named news editor of the California Tech the Caltech student newspaper. A freshman and 1953 Joliet Township High School graduate, Hundley helps lead the weekly student publication written and edited by students.

Richard O. Hundley Mason Avenue California Tech California Institute of Technology the Tech Caltech Hundley Joliet Township

Car ticketed after blocking alley traffic

Harold Meyers manager of Shin ners Meat market complained to city police that a car parked in the market rear private alley blocked two delivery trucks. The vehicle owned by W. P. McDonald was towed after officers could not contact him. a ticket was issued.

Harold Meyers Shinners Meat Market W. P. McDonald Campbell Street Meyers McDonald

Child Revived by Firemen After Convulsions

A 16 month old girl Elaine Digiusto was rushed to St. Joseph hospital by the fire department inhalator squad after convulsions. She was revived with oxygen en route and reported in good condition. Firemen Ed Wood and Art Weber responded to the 6 30 p m call at 223 Independence avenue.

St. Joseph Hospital Elaine Digiusto Philip Digiusto Independence Avenue Ed Wood Art Weber

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Jaycees Annie Cancer Society T. Dolasinsky New Club Navy Margaret Corbley Sendelc E. van Buren St Joliet Ticket and Travel Service Ottawa St Reliance Credit Service A. R. Maute Credit Bureau Will Co. Inc Barber Bidg Chicago St P. A. Briese Wilcox Street Keck’s Music Center E. Jefferson St
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