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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1949

Page

2

Nabman 50 Charged With Annoying Children

Sheriff deputies chase Clifford May 50 across Pekin and Will county before catching him at the Bluebird bus depot. He faces charges of taking improper liberties with and annoying children and a speeding violation for eluding officers. May had previous similar complaints three weeks earlier.

Clifford May William Agnich Charles Cracraft Bluebird Cracraft May Pekin Will County Linde Avenue

Warning system on solicitations approved by Joliet group

The Joliet Association of Commerce approved a 200 appropriation to set up a warning system by mail. The solicitation committee will study Joliet solicitors, verify affiliations with approving organizations, and report findings to members.

Leonard Arrested in Crete for Disorderly Conduct

Kenneth C. Leonard was arrested on a disorderly conduct complaint filed by his wife Vesta. Deputies detained him last night in Crete and jailed him in the county facility.

Vesta Kenneth C. Leonard Crete

Man seeks ten day jail to sober up

Timothy D. Sullivan of 115 N. Hickory Street admitted drinking and asked Acting Capt. Lonnie Randolph at the police station to be incarcerated for ten days. He was not disorderly and spent the night in the station awaiting a judge's decision this morning.

Timothy D. Sullivan Hickory Street Lonnie Randolph Sullivan

St. Joseph's Observes Hospital Day Open House

St. Joseph's Hospital joins in Hospital Day activities with an all day open house and guided tours of the building. The nationwide observance honors Florence Nightingale with more than 125 veterans administration and other hospitals taking part. The Dwight VA hospital will hold Sunday events with talks organ music and tours for patients.

Florence Nightingale St. Joseph's Hospital Dwight

Mrs Mary K Jeffrey 62 Dies at Home

Mrs Mary K Jeffrey 62 died yesterday noon at her home 414 Western Avenue after a lingering illness. Removal to Blood and Grant Funeral home 112 Richards Street for services Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Arthur W Hoffman. Burial in Elmhurst Cemetery. Survived by husband John K sons Joseph A and John F brothers Simon Cinotto Wilmington and John Cinotto Coal City sisters Kathryn Cinotto Braidwood Rose Calahan Braidwood Anna Furlin five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She belonged to Julia Guild of First Presbyterian church and the Womens Benefit Association.

Mary K. Jeffrey Western Avenue Blood and Grant Funeral Home Richards Street Arthur W. Hoffman Elmhurst Cemetery Jeffrey John K Joseph A John F Simon Cinotto Wilmington John Cinotto Coal City Kathryn Cinotto Braidwood Rose Calahan Anna Furlin Julia Guild First Presbyterian Church Woman’s Benefit Association

Noise from scooter leads to arrest in police court

Patrolmen Astin Lewickas and William Daggett detained Donald Lee Peters after a motor scooter with two straight pipes disturbed the night. Peters, whose license was held, was ordered to appear in police court this morning.

Astin Lewickas William Daggett Donald Lee Peters

Joliet Township Taxes Hit Nearly Half Million

Joliet township tax collections total 490627.22 with $50396.61 gathered yesterday. The peak day was May 3 with 63042.04 collected as E Louis Cordano, the township collector, said funds are coming in quickly.

Joliet E. Louis Cordano Cordano

Weather Outlook for Joliet and Vicinity

The Joliet area is forecast fair with continued warmth. Tonight and tomorrow bring light southwest to south winds, low around 47, high near 72 with tomorrow night at 53. Saturday should remain fair and warm with a high about 82 degrees.

Joliet

Driver ends up at repair shop after collision

Sam Lucenta and Elmer Schweizer collided on Collins street as Lucenta, turning left, failed to yield. A passenger in Schweizer’s car, John Lukanich, aged 49, was treated for a knee bruise at Silver Cross hospital and released.

Sam Lucenta Bennett Avenue Lucenta Elmer Schweizer Elwood Collins Street Cosimo Morocco Thomas Gasparich Collins Schweizer John Lukanich State Street Silver Cross Frank Spesia Jr Charles Keith Tucenta

Association Gets Its Wish Bigger Offices

After months of search the Association of Commerce will move to larger space in the Ottawa building at 35 W. Van Buren. A five year lease was approved with occupancy planned around July 1 and remodeling to add two private offices a conference room for up to 30 and a mailing area.

Association of Commerce Thomas I. Wagner Association John Randolph Ottawa W. van Buren Street Wagner Girl Scout Council Harry F., Lotz Ralph I. Baker Joliet Oliver Realty Company

Lockport man hurt in Route 30 collision

Bert Dunning aged 25 of Lockport suffered cuts to the nose and forehead in a two car crash on Route 30 two miles east of Plainfield yesterday afternoon. He rode with George Kilfaile and was treated at St. Josephs hospital after an ambulance from Luce Funeral home. X rays were negative and he was released.

Bert Dunning North State Street Lockport Plainfield Dunning George Kilfaile Ransom F. G. Campbell Oneida Street St. Joseph’s Hospital Luce Funeral Home

Two Rubbish Fires Keep Joliet Firemen Busy

Rubbish heaps caused two fires in Joliet this morning. Firemen from the main engine house put out both blazes with only minor damage reported at 206 Stone Street and 113 South Eastern Avenue. Residents Clarence Brehn and Leonard Hedrich were affected by the incidents.

Joliet Stone Street Clarence Brehn Eastern Avenue Leonard Hedrich

Ruberoid Official Promoted to New Supervisory Post

William K. Emerson, longtime Ruberoid cost analyst, will leave tomorrow for South Bound Brook New Jersey to supervise cost and procedure at the Ruberoid central accounting office. Emerson has served the local company for 16 years and his wife Mrs. Emerson with children Robert and Deborah Ann will join him once housing is found.

William K. Emerson Southbound Brook N. J Emerson

Buick Convertible Fire on Center Street Cause Carbon Defect

Firefighters were summoned to Center Street and Western Avenue shortly before 9:30 to extinguish a blaze in a 1947 Buick convertible owned by Ray Rossie of 509 Jersey Avenue. A defective carburetor was cited as the cause. the fire was out on arrival.

Center Street Western Avenue Ray Rossie Jersey Avenue

Missing Labrador Retriever Reunited With Owner

A prized Labrador retriever missing for six weeks was recovered by its owner Jack Freestone at 112 Nicholson Street. Deputies confirmed the return of the dog after Freestone removed a board from a shed door amid sightings of the dog in a nearby neighbor’s property.

Jack Freestone Harold Freestone Nicholson Street Jack Chicago Freestone

Friday the Thirteenth Fear and Fat Luck

The note discusses Friday the thirteenth as a day many fear and avoid risks yet some people consider it lucky. It suggests caution with ladders cracks and black cats while acknowledging differing beliefs and superstitions.

Man 75 Dies in Lockport Home

Frank Paddock aged 75 died this morning at his home 1019 Washington Street Lockport after a brief illness. The remains are at Goodale Funeral Home Lockport with services Saturday at 2 p m Rev Herbert Rasey officiating. Burial Palos Hills Memorial Park. He is survived by his wife Jennie and children William Eugene James Helen all of Lockport, brothers Milton Lyman Verne of Ashton, sisters Blance Ohlmacher Chicago Grace Paddock Nina Cooley Ashton, one grandson and one granddaughter. Born in Oregon Illinois he had been a Lockport resident for many years.

Frank Paddock Washington Street Lockport Goodale Funeral Home Herbert Rasey Palos Hills Memorial Park Paddock Jennie Paddock William Eugene James Helen Paddock Milton Lyman Verne Ashton Blance Ohlmacher Chicago Grace Paddock Nina Cooley Oregon, Ills

Faculty Meeting Monday on Child Development Topic

County parochial and public school teachers are invited to a Monday seminar from 4 to 5 pm in the College of St. Francis auditorium. Speakers include Dr. George Stanton of the Institute for Juvenile Research Chicago and Rev Maurice Dailey C S V. Two mental hygiene films follow the talk.

Third County College of St. Francis George Stanton Institute For Juvenile Research Chicago Maurice Dailey

Speed violation arrest on Center street last night

Police report shows Frank Levan Duski of 604 Summit Street was stopped traveling north on Center Street at 42 mph. Officers Motorcycleman Astin Lewickas and William Daggett took him into custody and seized his driver's license, ordering an appearance in court.

Center Street Frank Levanduski Summit Street Astin Lewickas William Daggett

Joliet's Bishop McNamara Celebrates 51st Birthday

The Most Rev. Martin D. McNamara marks his fifty first year with a day full of Joliet appointments a confirmation at Hopkins Park and another at St Patrick's in Momence. Born May 12 1898 in Chicago he rose from priest to bishop serving in multiple roles before leading Joliet diocese.

Joliet Martin D. McNamara Mission of the Sacred Heart Hopkins Park Ill St. Patrick's Church Momence McNamara Chicago John L Mary Hogan McNamara St. Bride's School Cathedral College St. Mary’s Seminary Baltimore Catholic University Washington, D. C Cardinal Mundelein Queen of Angels Our Lady of Mount Carmel Quigley Preparatory Seminary St. Francis Xavier Church Wilmette 122Nd Field Artillery Illinois National Guard St. Vincent's Infant Asylum Archbishop of

George Mikan to receive DePaul Law degree in June

DePaul University will award George Mikan his law degree on June 8 at a ceremony in Chicago. Mikan, an all American center for DePaul and star for the Minneapolis Lakers, has completed summer sessions since 1946 and delayed February graduation due to basketball commitments.

George Mikan DePaul DePaul University College of Law Mikan Minneapolis Lakers

Tire and wheel stolen from 1939 Plymouth in front of home

William Crowley reported his spare tire and wheel were taken from the trunk of his 1939 Plymouth parked at 303 Benton Street. He last saw the car at 10 p.m. Tuesday and discovered the trunk open yesterday morning.

William Crowley Crowley Benton Street

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