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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1948

Page

2

Governor Green to Speak at Will County Rally Saturday

Final preparations by the Will County Republican Central committee led by Paul Larson for Governor Dwight H. Green to headline a major Republican rally Saturday night at the American Legion hall. Richard Yates Rowe and William G. Stratton will join as ticket candidates with behind the scenes acts and a local orchestra. A film on Green’s administration will be shown at a separate movie rally tonight in Mokena public school auditorium.

Dwight H. Green Will County Republican Central Committee Paul Larson Green Richard Yates Rowe William G. Stratton American Legion Hall Mokena Public School

Labor backs handicapped workers during National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week

Will County labor leaders, led by Raymond Shea of the Will County Central Trades and Labor Council, announced strong union support for National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. They praised veterans and disabled workers, pledged placement aid, and noted cooperation with employers and the Illinois State Employment Service to place handicapped jobseekers in Joliet.

Raymond Shea Will County Central Trades and Labor Council National Shea Illinois State Employment Service Office William G. Boyd ISES Joliet

YMCA Bible class names new teacher for year

Carroll Beaudry announces Philip R. Newell director of Moody Institute's correspondence school in Chicago as the new class instructor. He succeeds Mrs. Arthur Tylee who could not attend this year's Wednesday event. Newell is known in the Chicago area for speaking at Bible conferences and evangelistic services and recently served as Moody press sales manager. About 50 to 60 persons attend the classes starting next Wednesday in the YMCA dining room.

Carroll Beaudry Ymca Community Bible Philip R. Newell Moody Bible Institute Chicago Newell Arthur Tylee Moody Press Beaudry

Mrs Helen Shores Dies At 46 In Joliet

Mrs. Helen M. Shores nee Folk of 514 North Raynor Avenue Joliet died at noon yesterday in St Josephs hospital after a long illness. She was 46. Survived by husband John two sisters Mrs Rose Koeppen and Mrs Charlotte Chapman. Funeral 2:50 pm tomorrow at Sonntag Funeral Home Rev E W Frenk in charge. Burial Elmhurst Cemetery. Born Valparaiso Ind she came to Joliet in 1904 and belonged to St Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Helen M. Shores Folk N. Raynor Avenue St. Joseph's Hospital Shores John Rose Koeppen Charlotte Chapman Sonntag Funeral Home E. W. Frenk Elmhurst Cemetery Mrs. Shores Valparaiso Ind Joliet St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church

Six Men Sentenced to Six Months at Vandalia Farm

Six men escorted from the county jail to the Illinois State Farm at Vandalia were sentenced on warrantry charges to serve six months. The prisoners named were Theodore Russel, Mike Buchan, James Lyman, Steve Ambrose, Arthur McAlpine, and Roy Seland. Two deputies accompanied the 6 AM departure.

Ilinois Vandalia Theodore Russel Mike Buchan James Lyman Steve Ambrose Arthur McAlpine Roy Seland

Championship memorial band to defend national title

American Legion Memorial band, state champions for the third straight year, prepares to travel to Miami Beach Florida to defend its national crown. About 83 bandsmen will compete with 13 away at school and travel by four DC 3 planes or by auto. The Joliet group performs a 45 minute concert and leads the legion parade as reigning champions.

American Legion Memorial Miami Beach Fla Joliet Municipal Nashville Tenn Western State Teachers’ College Rolling Green Wayne Fors Eugene Steinquist Jimmy Hinton Archie R. McAllister Jr Clarence Tibble Charles McKay Joliet Isp Legion Nicholas Radakovich LaFayette Hotel

Small Wonder Broadway satire about democracy sales

A Broadway musical comedy mocks American promos abroad in vaudeville style. A radio announcer invites Europe to join democracy as a product, referencing Vic tor Kravchenko and Rita Hayworth while spotlighting a recurring line about she’s lovely she’s engaging she votes.

U. S Europe America Victor Kravchenko Rita Hayworth

School chief vows action after football field misconduct

Joliet Township High School Superintendent Hugh S Bonar says measures will be taken to stop future disorder at Richards street field after reports of prowlers under bleachers and vandals. He cites adults hoisting youths over fences and fence damage as part of ongoing concerns during last week's game.

Hugh S. Bonar Joliet Township High School Richards Street Bonar

Walter Slucki Dies at 56 in Sudden Illness

Walter Slucki 56 died suddenly yesterday at his home 508 Clay Street after a brief illness. Survived by widow Anna three sons John Casimer Stanley two daughters Helen Hucik Charlotte and one grandson. Funeral at 9 oclock Saturday in St Thaddeus church with interment Holy Cross cemetery. Remains at Markiewicz Funeral Home 407 Columbia Street. Slucki was a fireman for 26 years at American Cyanamid Company.

Walter Slucki Clay Street Anna John Casimer Stanley Thomas Helen) Hucik Charlotte St. Thaddeus Church Holy Cross Cemetery Markiewicz Columbia Street Slucki The American Cyanamid Company

Tax sales begin Monday in Will County

Will County residents with unpaid real estate taxes can settle before the sale starting Monday at 9 am in the county treasurer's office at the courthouse. Back taxes may be paid up until sale, and this year’s sale is not expected to be as large as last year since more taxpayers have paid. Excluding Tuesday, the sale runs until all books are finished.

Will County Charles Lauth Lauth

Petition Seeks Black Top on Lincoln School Grounds

More than 80 Lincoln public grade school parents signed the petition presented to Dr. Gayle N. Hufford urging the Joliet school system to consider black topping the Lincoln grounds soon. Hufford said finances prevent more black topping now but resurfacing of grounds is planned as funds become available.

Lincoln Gayle N. Hufford Joliet Hufford

Silver jubilee celebration at St Marys Carmelite church

St Marys Carmelite church hosts the silver jubilee for Brother Albee Dunne with a 12 noon solemn high mass celebrated by Rev Sylvester Snee and deacon Rev Fabian Donlan. A Knights of Columbus guard leads the procession, followed by a banquet at 2 pm and an evening dance at the Elks ballroom. Brother Albert has served as St Marys secretary for over 12 years.

St. Mary’s Carmelite Church Albee Dunne Albert Sylvester Snee St. Mary's Fabian Donlan Nicholas Staresenic Neg O’connor Matthew T. O'Neill St. Mary’s American Carmelites Knights of Columbus St. Mary’s Hall Joliet

J. T. H. S. Officials to Attend Illinois Meeting

Hugh Bonar superintendent James Cherry assistant superintendent and Clarence Stallman principal will attend a meeting for administrators and principals at the University of Illinois Urbana on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Hugh Bonar Joliet Township High School James Cherry Clarence Stallman University of Illinois, Urbana

Pigeons allegedly killed as cats released in pen

Richland subdivision residents tell the sheriff of repeated vandalism over four months. Six teenage suspects named include Robert Hoffman Levelt Dees Lockport William Berard Harry Bungard Keith Michael Arthur Kirman and James Ficke all students at Lockport Township High. Residents accuse vandals of killing 18 pigeons by releasing cats and report tomato and tire damage plus garden disturbance. Deputies questioned the youths who admitted minor acts but denied involvement in the Richland incidents.

Richland Sheriff's Office Robert Hoffman Levelt Dees Lockport William Berard RFD Lockport Harry Bungard Joliet Keith Michael Arthur Kirman James Ficke Lockport Township High School Lockport High School

Good Will Truck to Pick Up Usable Articles in Joliet

Good Will Industries will send a truck to Joliet on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday mornings next week to collect used clothes furniture in good condition and dishes for the benefit of handicapped people. Call Mrs George Senecal at 25189 by Monday evening to arrange a stop.

Good Will Industries Joliet George Senecal

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