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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1960

Page

4

Streets of failure paved with perfect alibis

A compact aphorism notes that flawed outcomes often rest on airtight excuses. The line implies accountability gaps and the trouble of blaming others when plans go wrong. It reads like a terse courtroom or editorial aside on merit and responsibility.

Five heirs to share in $9,500 estate in probate filing

Jessie Mainwood of 405 Raynor died April 25 1960 leaving a will that appoints Robert Oestrich of 100 Mills and Ruth V Mainwood of 228 Com stock as executors and heirs. Also named as heirs are Grace E and Milton W Mainwood of 1412 Sterling and Joyce M Hobbs of Onarga Illinois.

Jessie Mainwood Raynor Robert Oestrich Mills Ruth V. Mainwood Comstock Mainwood Grace E Milton W. Mainwood Sterling Joyce M. Hobbs Onarga

Sailor Charles McArthur on USS Cobbler at Norfolk

Serving aboard submarine USS Cobbler home ported in Norfolk Virginia is electronics technician seaman Charles FE McArthur son of Mr and Mrs Max E McArthur of 412 Algonquin He entered service prior to this assignment and is connected with the submarine duty in the Navy.

Norfolk Charles FE. McArthur Seaman USN Max E. McArthur Algonquin Cobbler

Heart association director to speak to student nurses

Robert Fairgraves executive director of region two of the Illinois Heart Association will address student nurses at Silver Cross School of Nursing Friday at 8 am. He will outline the association’s functions at local state and national levels and later confer with the nursing faculty on how the society can best serve the profession.

Robert Fairgraves Illinois Heart Association Will County Silver Cross School of Nursing The Heart Association Fairgraves

Youthful milestone noted in Joliet graduate century

The text notes a service in October 1956 followed by graduation from Joliet Township High School, marking a milestone in the individual’s life timeline.

Joliet Township High School

Shorewood Beach couple to celebrate 50th anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scheidt of Turtle Street Shorewood Beach plan a 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday open house, a Wednesday reception at their son James Scheidt’s Crystal Lawns home, and a Wednesday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaiser. They married June 1 1910 in St Marys downtown Joliet. The Scheidts have a daughter Mrs Arthur ONeill nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Mrs Scheidt and Mr Kaiser are among relatives hosting family events.

Edward Scheidt Turtle St Shorewood Beach James Olympia St. Crystal Lawns Arthur Jane) O'Neill Benedict Marycrest Joseph Kaiser J. McNamee Joliet M Scheidt Western Union Telegraph .Co Joh Mary Theiler Scheidt Chicago Scheidt Lawrence. Scheidt LaGrange George A. Dohm Marie McManus Ft. Jones Calif Joseph Helen) Kaiser Shorewes Beach Spectator

Joliet Student Valedictorian Tops St Procopius Commencement

Joliet student Charles J. Pisoni, valedictorian from Joliet Catholic High, will lead 385 seniors at St. Procopius College Lisle during the 59th commencement on June 2. Donald Jacklich of Coal City earns an arts award for outstanding art expressions as both hail from Joliet Catholic and are athletes.

Joliet St. Procopius Charles J. Pisoni Ashley St. Procopius College Lisle Donald Jacklich Coal City Joliet Catholic High School Pisoni

College thespian wins honors at year end ceremony

Jacklich received a sports award on last year’s Honors Day and was nominated in 1959 to Who's Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges. He belonged to Lets termen's club and earned the award for his work in college theater. He played leading roles in every play produced during his college career.

Jacklich Letstermen’s Club

Navy Seaman Completes Great Lakes Reserve Cruise

Anthony E. Shiner of New Lenox completed a two week Naval Reserve training cruise on the Great Lakes aboard the patrol craft USS Farmington. He is the son of Mrs. Ada Shiner of 102 Haven Ave.

Great Lakes Anthony E. Shiner USNR Ada Shiner Haven A\e New Lenox Farmington

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