Therapy Center Planned at East Side Hospital by Mid Summer
Joliet's physical therapy center may open by midsummer after a $15,000 gift to the county polio foundation during January fundraising. Dr. John F. Carey chair of Will County NFIP says space at Silver Cross Hospital is available and remodeling plus equipment purchases are needed. A trained therapist will be hired to serve patients and assist rehabilitation across the county and nearby areas.
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East Side Hospital
Joliet
County
John F. Carey
Wil County
National Foundation For
Silver Cross Hospital
Hewittate
Shane
Tor—Persice
Ericawens
Enes
Diecioscet
Fsoo
Dessen
Peesens
Smust
Aurora
Einsdzie
Cihsenco
Soci
Grundy
Ranke
Iropucis
Serenes
Theran
Itreis
van Buren and
Ottawa Streets
Attor
Francis J. Loughran
State Central
Loughran
Fred A. Cain
Springfield
General Assembly
Joseph M. McKeon
Proto
Last rites for Walter E. Schneiter held at funeral home
Walter E. Schneiter lay in state at the Sorreas Funeral Home with Rev Armher W S8oafiman presiding. The well known restaurant owner and professional football star was remembered by family friends and community members. He leaves a widow Ger and a daughter Zoe Amir along with two sons Walter and Alxmwa.
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Ee FF Pererai Searces
Schepeiter
Lawz
Emir
Sorreas Fiumerai
Armher
Sehmeiter
Teet
Schuwetter’s
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Universia
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Sarvuvene
Iawtipwerer
Zoe Amir
Bertha Haier
Wer Tay
Blood for Korean wounded April 7 at church hall
Will County Red Cross seeks donors for an April blood collection at St. Mary's church hall Otter and Clinton streets. Executive secretary Mrs Olga F Wiskey says about 225 people can give blood to aid Americans in Korea. Many donors have pledged, with more needed to meet the goal.
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Will County Red Cross
St. Mary's Church
Otter
Clinton
Olga F. Wiskey
Korea
Santa
Gowries
Wolves win in national tournament over Campbellsville
Wolves defeat Campbellsville 79 to 63 in a national round. Campbellsville held a strong SB2 season pace while Wolves claim advancement to the next round at a later date in Butchinson Kansas.
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Wolves
Bet
At & P
Cortex Tre
Campbellsville
Whalen plans sewer and water extension collections
Commissioner Joseph F Whelen of the city water department will present a plan to the city council to compel two property owners on streets with sewer and water extensions to pay their proportionate share. The proposal faces legal questions about authority and legality as officials consider sharing costs and rates.
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Whalen
Joseph F. Whelen
C Ty Council
Hall
Ateom
Francis
Informa
Council
Caw Beach
Cwuth
Sarsom
Settlement Approved in Death Claim for $1500
Court approves a death claim settlement of 1500 dollars in the Wilmington case involving a pickup truck collision. The driver Esce and passenger William Herding were parties in the suit. employer Join Barr and the truck owner were linked to damages. The final award numbers include 93 dollars in damages to the vehicle and other compensatory sums.
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Ywestecce
Fred R
Feraux
OttomoMs Acoder
Wilmingtom
Alleg-Ory Struce
Actes Roed
Wilia
Aso
Wilmington
Esce
Agisc Weer
Barr
Schenk
Dimas Vamsom
Joliet police board screens sergeant captain hopefuls
Joliet police and fire board chaired by Attorney Hayes Kennedy will quiz six sergeant and captain candidates tomorrow night, each for about half an hour, to judge character and qualifications. Top finishers from May testing include Harry Thomas, John Malloy, Schm Dillon, Louis Barney, Michael Boles and August Schulke. Dillon expected for captain due to FBI training. others praised by officials.
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Police and Fire Board
Hayes Kennedy
Joliet
Louis Barney
Michael Boles
August Schulke
Pet Tolmen
Malloy
Dillon
Barney
Beles
Schulke
Ed Franck
Elvin F. Boe
Boe
Franck
FBI
Staune
Pifion
Detective Bureau
Commis
Somer Franck
Vincent Meroni Injured After Fall From Scaffold
Vincent Meroni of 213 Pleas ant Street was injured this morning after falling from a scaffold on Oscoad Street near GME O. Tauroid in Chicago. He was taken to Silver Cross hospital with probable skull and facial fractures. Police say he lost balance while working six feet above ground.
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Vincent Meroni
Pleasant Street
Preveckt
Ime
Chicago
Oscoad Street
GME O
Moregi
Probate Notice of Estate of Deceased Spouse
Named administrator Protaie Jucge Fred Ro Adams YeSiet Gzyv 2p5.5eted CL Osburn of Wiimumeder, ex administrator of the estate of his wife. Local heirs Gesermn who died without a will. Will to be shared by Beatrice of Wilringter and Mrs Isabell Dederkck of Houston. Estate represented by Attorney Craries Ebr.
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Fred Ro Adams
CL Osburn
Wiimumeder
Tme
Meintwre Gstermn
Ty Gsmurz
Craries Ebr
State tourney scores and early game results
Reported scores show Vernon beating a rival 57 to 3 percent and Pinckmerville facing a close early morning game. Fenierville was noted for Pecric Meruai as the event began with preliminary rounds and later matches.
Forest Board to Meet in Court House for Tax Resolution
The WX Coal Forest Preserve boards set a meeting tomorrow at 1:30 to adopt the annual tax resolution. The gathering will take place in the courthouse.
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Forest Board
National Male Quartet Opens Joliet Music Series Finale
The National Male Quartet performs the final concert of the SM1-52 season for Joliet Will County Civic Music tonight at Joliet Township High School auditorium. Starting time is 8:20 p.m.
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Joliet-Will
Fragmentary Public Notice From Joliet Post Office
A fragment from a second class mail notice appears at Joliet dated March 1887. The legible bits indicate routine official postings in the mail service.
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Joliet, Tittee
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Jumier College
Wael
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Harry Thomas
John Malloy
Asl
Bureau
Philadelphia
National Conference of Music Educators
New York City
Washington
Don Imig
Band Parents Association
Band
Charles Peters
Meon Aw
Central School
New York
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People’s Newspater
Tlliam Ro McCare
Phndtisned
Spectator Publiohme Company
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