Joliet Veterans Day Parade to Honor Servicemen
Joliet will stage a Veterans Day parade at 10 30 a m with Disabled American Veteran commander Cornelius Loughran as grand marshal. City officials led by Mayor James P Hennessy will ride at the head of the procession. Army marine and navy reserves form the color guard with Joliet Township High School bands and others providing music. Authorities and community groups including American Legion VFW DAV and many auxiliaries will participate along with ROTC units scouts and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Cornelius Loughran
James P. Hennessy
Chester B. Lewis
Army, Marine and Navy
Armed Forces Color Guard
Joliet Township
C. K. Georgeff
Army
W. C. Simanakis
Marine Reserves
M. G. Rethlake
Navy
W. W. McCreary
Rey Doerfler
DAV
United
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the Gar
Daughters of Union
American Legion
Harwood
A. R. McAllister
Chaney
Laraway
National Guard
Ray M. Bellah
Marine Corps League
Military Order of the Purple Heart
American Red Cross
Art teachers meet at Joliet convention opening today
About 400 delegates to the Illinois Art Education Association convene for a three day meeting at the Hotel Louis Joliet. William D. Sturdevant chairs the event with sessions, exhibits, and workshops at St Francis academy Hufford Junior High and the hotel. Sidney J. Harris is the closing day speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliness Art Education Association
Louis Joliet
William D. Sturdevant
Joliet Public Schools
Jocal
St. Francis Academy
May Johannseh
Earl Kurtz
Joliet Township
Joliet Hosts Illinois Art Education Association Meeting
Joliet welcomes art educators William Sturdevant Mrs. George Iskalis and A J Collins as Joliet Artists League and Joliet Association of Commerce leaders greet delegates opening a three day Illinois Art Education association meeting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sturdevant
George Iskalis
Joliet Artists League
A. J. Collins
Joliet Association of Commerce
Illinois Art Education Association
World atom experts graduate at Argonne
Scientists from 27 nations completed a 10 month course at Argonne National Laboratory Le Mont for the International School of Nuclear Science and Engineering. Director General W Sterlin Cole urged graduates to blaze trails for peace and progress. The program, tied to Eisenhower's atoms for peace, has trained 355 graduates since 1955, with 267 from 42 nations outside the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont
W. Sterlin Cole
International’ Atomic Energy
Cole
Rollin G. Taecker
Naperville
Argonne School
Eisenhower
U. S
State upholds mayor's order to revoke Derby tavern license
The Minors Liquor commission upheld Mayor James P. Hennessy's revocation of the Derby tavern license at 51 S Chicago Street. Owners Mrs. Mary Cirricione and son John F Cirricione appealed two weeks earlier. Joliet police closed the tavern at 4 p m yesterday after state notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Minors Liquor Commission
James P. Hennessy
Derby
Chicago Street
Mary Cirricione
Comstock Street
John F
Joliet
Folice Department
Hennessy
Knife victim will be standing awhile
Lovett Bell twenty two of 735 Woodruff road was treated today for stab wounds from a Patterson road tavern incident. He would not identify his assailant to Deputy Sheriff Robert Monson and was released after treatment. the wound was described as severe for a desk job.
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Lovett Bell
Woodruff Road
Patterson Road
Bell
Robert Monson
Monson
Rockdale Public School Plans Education Week Week Program
Rockdale Public School will host American Education Week events from Monday to Friday with classroom exhibits of pupils work for parents to inspect. A program is set for 7 30 Wednesday night with brief talks by Angelo Pistilli board of education secretary Leo Frederick superintendent and Verne Cracker county school superintendent.
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Rockdale Public School
Shheck Angelo Pistilli
Board of Education
Leo Frederick
Verne Cracker
City sells Joliet Street lot to Union Bank for 15000
The city council approved the sale of property at 17 N Joliet Street to Union National Bank & Trust Company for fifteen thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Union Bank
N. Joliet Street
Union National Bank & Trust Company
Joliet Parade Plans Include Many Floats and Santa
Joliet plans its Christmas parade with Santa Claus to meet the public at the Joliet Public Library grounds. The Joliet Association of Commerce and William Watson chair the committee as floats from Dean's Milk Providence High School and many local groups are registered. Mayor James Hennessy will greet Santa at the end of the parade followed by community carol singing led by Paul Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet Association of Commerce
William Watson
Santa Claus
Joliet
Joliet Public Library
Dean's Milk Company
Providence High School
First Baptist Church
Joliet Catholic High School
Theodore Street Lutheran Church
Bethel Baptist Church
the Eagle
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Mastic Tile Corporation
St. Francis Academy Parents Association
Joliet Kiwanis Club
James Hennessy
al Baskin
Com
Man Admitted for Eye Removal After Fight
William Marshall a 54 year old resident of 1301 Buffalo street was readmitted to St Joseph hospital for surgery to remove his right eye He was arrested around Nowell park at 450 am while bleeding from the eye and said to have been in a fight He received emergency treatment then was jailed but the charge was dismissed in police court Marshall returned to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marshall
Buffalo Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Marshall
Nowell Park
Forest Preserve chief lauds public in district report
Will county forest preserve district superintendent John L Jevitz praises public cooperation in the season’s work at eight parks. Damages were minimal with vandalism down and only one illegal firearms case. Parks closed November 1 will reopen May 1 with winter repairs in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Jevitz
Will County
Forest Preserve
Jevitz
McKinley Woods
Channahon
Uating
Forest Preserve District
Plum Grove
Crete
Raccoon Grove
Monee
Gerdes Woods
Mokena
Messenger Woods
Homer
Legion Park
Lockport
Hammel Woods
Trey
Joseph Zalar
John T. Vavrek
Secre
The Spectator 71 Volume Novelty Data
The Spectator newspaper page issue from November 7, 1957, lists publisher William R. McCabe and the Spectator Publishes Company Housed at 105-115 W Cass Ave, Illinois. The paper is entered as second class matter Oct 1 and posted at the Ge Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Spectator
Cass
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ART Enucations Associ
World Atom Experts
Rockdale
Bill Sears
Grate Sign Company
Yale
Forest Chief Lands Public
Edward Liberty Jr
Forestry and Improvements Committee
John V. Ochs
Richard Tezak
William Kampe
John P. Tomberlin
the People’s News
William R. McCabe
The
Spectator
Company
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