Downtown street music proposal meets mixed reactions
The Association of Commerce pushed for playing music on downtown streets. Citizens note city noise restrictions and enforcement actions against sidewalk broadcasts at two businesses. Opponents urge funds to go to more worthwhile projects and request Richard Rodgers and Mr. Hammerstein be kept off Chicago Street.
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The
Association of Commerce
Richard Rodgers
Mr. Hammerstein
Chicago Street
Driver cited after crash on Route 30 injures two women
Two women, Mrs. Bernie Wunderlich and Madie Tyrell, were treated and released at St Joseph hospital after an auto crash on Route 30 involving a car driven by Ernest T Johnson. David Stokes was ticketed for making a left turn in front of Johnson's car by Trooper Jack Walsh.
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Bernie Wunderlich
1704 Mason
Madie Tyrell
Woodlawn
St. Joseph Hospital
Ernest T. Johnson
David Stokes
Erie
Jack Walsh
Johnson
Prison artists display works in Joliet and Stateville gallery
Prisoners in Joliet and Stateville Illinois State penitentiaries exhibit paintings this month in the Sun Times gallery building on 401 N. Waipash Chicago. Joliet artist John V Hudak supervises inmates painting in their cells with Hudak giving criticism and tips in regular sessions. Subjects vary and items priced at 25 cents each, reflecting a simple but skilled display overall.
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Joliet
Stateville
Illinois State Penitentiary
Sun-Times
N. Waipash
Chicago
John V. Hudak
Hudak
Public invited to view CP classroom at Rehn School
United Cerebral Palsy of Will County hosts an open house next week from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Rehn School 122 Morris Joliet to show daily instruction for ten children with handicaps. Four full time staff run the program including a driver who travels 1,000 miles weekly to collect children from Monee Beecher Norman and other areas. tuition is waived in hardship cases.
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Will County
Rehn School
Morris
Larkin Avenue
Jefferson Street
Joliet
Monee and
Beecher
Normantown
Debra Hester
Sant Olivera
Randall Reed
Phyllis Gordon
Bernadine Moen
United Cerebral Palsy
Brocken
Otis Williams
Monce
David Elias
Douglas Stedt
David Tanner
Michael Smith
Rosalie Stemisha Shines In Auto Shop Class Spotlight
Fou lier Township High School senior Rosalie Stemisha, 17, stands out as the only girl in auto shop at JT. She trains in engine basics, helps diagnose carburetor issues, and plans to study while balancing choir performances and organ duties.
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Rosalie Stemisha
Foulier Township
Rosalie
Richard Burger
Rosa
Chicago
Joliet Mayor Reappoints Fire and Police Board Members
Mayor James P. Hennessy reappointed Gus Miller Frank J. Carnaghi and William E. Fay to the Joliet Fire and Police Commission. Wilson objected with the lone dissent as five councilmen approved, with terms set for three, two, and one year respectively. The board will meet within two weeks to name a chairman and discuss matters.
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Joliet
John R. Barney
James C. Bell
Maurice Berlinsky
J. Walter Lowrey
Paul Friedrich
Switch council praise from Jo liet City lines officials
Letters from Jo liet City Lines officials and Local 228 of the Amalgamated Association praised the city council for its role in supporting the strike that ended last weekend. Frank J. Lawrence and K. D. Osterberg commended officials while John Shroba called the council’s service praiseworthy.
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Joliet
Brunette Daughters Links Clerical Work and Church Ties
The readable excerpt notes a St. Stephen's church connection and part time clerical work at Goldblatt's in Hillcrest shopping center. It identifies the attractive brunette as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sternisha of 1509 N. William, highlighting family and address details.
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St. Stephen’s Church
Goldblatt’s
Hillcrest
Brunet
Frank Sternisha
N. William
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