Gilgen sisters long delivering The Spectator for 14 years
The Gilgen family of New Lenox owns the The Spectator route in 1448 Gar street. Patsy, 18, now handles 48 panels weekly after inheriting from Audrey who moved to clerical work in Chicago. Lois, the original carrier, is now a nun teaching in Chicago.
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Patsy Gilgen
New Lenox
Pawers
Patsy
Charles Gilgen
Gar Street
Tor, Jr
Gilgen
Audrey
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
Lois
Lenox
Spectator marks 29th year of publication in Will and Grundy counties
The Spectator celebrates its 29th year of publication as of today. It traces origins to 1927 with founders Ralph Austin and John Garnsey and notes its move to 105 115 W Cass street in 1936 under current owner William R. McCabe. The paper is Will Grundy counties' largest circulation and features columns Thinking It Over Around the Town Letters from Readers and an illustrated society section.
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Spectator
Jefferson Street
The
Ralph Austin
John Garnsey
Cass Street
William R. McCabe
Will and Grundy County
Will-Grundy County
McCabe
Illustrated Society
Neighborhood youths eyed to take Patsy’s route
Mr and Mrs Gilgen look to a capable youth in the neighborhood to take over the delivery route when Patsy retires from the business. The family notes Patsy will finish this year and plans to attend college.
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