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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1944

Page

2

Fitzgerald's Furniture Moves to Clinton Street Location

Fitzgerald's Furniture relocates to the two story building at 101 EB Clinton Street. Wartime priorities and staff shortages prompted the move from its 16 year site at 355 BE Cass Street. The Elgin Joliet and Eastern Railway Company's former building will house the same merchandise with improvements planned after the war. A new modern building will be constructed on the site in the future.

Frank Fitzgerald Clinton Street Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway Company Fitzgerald's BE. Cass Street

La Salle County Prosecutor Runs on Republican Ticket

Taylor Wilhelm state’s attorney of La Salle county seeks the Republican nomination for state treasurer. Wilhelm vows to break the Green slate of state candidates saying he once supported Green in 1940 but now believes a Green machine exists.

Taylor Wilhelm la Salle County Wilhelm

Taylor Wilhelm Named Lasalle County State's Attorney

Taylor Wilhelm has long served in the party and is ending his second term as state's attorney of La Salle county. He has been active in American Legion affairs and a leader in several statewide civic organizations.

Taylor Wilhelm la Salle County American Legion

Barber shop window damaged by stone on Wednesday night

Chauncy Lee who runs a barber shop at 248 East Cass Street reported to police that a large plate glass window six by eight feet was broken by a stone on a Wednesday night.

Chauncy Lee E. Cass Street

Obituaries: B. G. Richards and George H. Prock

B G Richards died at his Bruce road residence after retirement since 1925. Survived by wife Florence Morrison, son Robert USN machinist's mate in Bongland, daughter Dona DeMink Forest Park Illinois, and grandson Richard. remains at Sonntag Funeral home. services 10:30 tomorrow. Rev Leon P Harris officiating. burial Elmhurst. George H Prock, 66, Beaverdam Wisconsin, died at St Josephs hospital. survived by two sisters Mrs Henry Jacobs and Mrs Edward Horgan and brother John Prock. remains at Western Funeral parlors. services tomorrow at 9 and 9:30 to St Marys church. burial Mount Olivet.

B. G. Richards Bruce Road Florennce Morrison Rober USN Bongland Dona’ DeMink Forest Park Ill Richard Sonntag Funeral Home Leon P. Harris Elmhurst Om Flowers George H. Prock E. Cass Street St Joseph’s Hospital Henry Jacobs Edward Horgan John Prock Beaverdam Wis St.Mary's Church Mount Olivet

Mrs Emily Peterson 77 obituary Joliet longtime grocer

Mrs Emily Peterson 77 dies at her Joliet home after sixty years in the city and thirty years running a small grocery. Survived by daughters Grace Mrs Mark Day Gotrude and Mrs Russell Elizabeth and two sons F C and Robert G. one brother Charles Johns. three grandsons and two granddaughters. Body at Cari Funeral Home then Bethlehem Church services at 2:30. Burial at Oakwood.

Cari Funeral Home Bethlehem 1Eran Raphves Tres Ware Bin Oakwood

Commerce Group To Hear General Brig. Gen. Hardy

Brig. Gen. R. E. Hardy will address the annual dinner of the Association of Commerce on Wednesday evening April 12 at 6 30 in the Louis Joliet hotel. He heads the ammunition branch in the office of the chief of ordnance in Washington D C. Charles D. Auringe chairs the meetings committee and handles arrangements.

R. E. Hardy The Association of Commerce Louis Joliet Hotel Gen. Hardy Chief of Ordnance Washington D. C Charles D. Auringe

Also Mentioned on This Page

LS Ance Gay Stanton Ford Hopkins Chicago and Clinton Sts Realty Go Barber James B. McCann Richard J. Coyne North Joliet ST Union National Bank W. Clinton St Duckers Geo. R. Gustafson Optometrist Obriens Olite Rein Joliet Enamel & Paint Co W. van Buren St Prock Commerce Group Bougainville G. S. Codispoti Brooklyn N. Y Joliet Jefferson St Woodruff
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