Wilcoa ntx seal sale chainmmam meeting notes
Four main points of the tuberculosis program were confirmed at a meeting attended by William Cunninghar, Ketwe, and others including Walter Craig, Frances Mweitl, Meeree Men gaswerth, Frames Dunn, and Marie Keim. The discussion covered health causation and related governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Cunninghar
Wilcoa
Ketoe
Cunninghaon
Walter Craig
Will County
Schatlen
Frances Mweitl
Meeree Mengaswerth
Attennes
Dunn
Marie Keim Ewecutne
Couple Reunited After Police Find Missing Wife
A man reported his wife missing but police located her later. The search involved witnesses and authorities, leading to the couple’s reunion and clarification of circumstances surrounding the disappearance on a past date.
P J McCabe A Chicago C and A Worker Dies
P J McCabe a Chicago C and A worker dies after a long illness. Funeral services were announced for Saturday from the Seci Dooms Farmers home. Burial will be at Neamt Mivet cemetery. Survived by three brothers James Baxter and Francisome Gragimer and others. McCabe had worked for over three years and was retired for years.
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Weleck
Okeck
McCabe
Joomes
Baxzeeé
Francisome Gragimer
Mos Jeserh
Margaret) Pietz
Ang
Hartley to be prosecuted says State's Attorney Pearce
State's Attorney Pearce announced that Hartley will face criminal charges over a four to five year period and possible embezzlement linked to a county clerk's shortage. Pearce indicated other officials could be implicated after funds were found missing from Hartley's custody and an independent audit fixed a $7281.47 shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Hartley
Hariley
Mrr. Pearce
Will County
Herman Grassle
Board of Supervisors
Promotions at American Steel and Wire Highlight Leadership Changes
American Steel and Wire announces three promotions as John R. Benner advances from Denon Works to oversee the division. Henry Smith remains in product leadership while Tediver H. Rinehart moves from overseeing a prior department. The promotions reflect long service and updated roles within the Donera plant and main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel
Wire
Herbern
Deno
Posi- Ton
IMG
Carmecie
Wectimology
Pennsivania
Raliege
Fil Smith
Car crash injures boy near Mokena on Wolf Road
Osean Strmeh of Mokena was struck by a car driven by El mer HL Seimelie of Mokena on Wolf Road near Widieena. Deputies John Sweenter and Thomas Gasperteh investigated after the sheriff's office was alerted. The boy suffered slight bruises and was tested for injuries. his mother called emergency responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osean Strmeh
Mokena
Elmer HL Seimelie
Wester
Wolf Road
Widieena
Serepelicese
John, S Sweenter
Thomas iGasperteh
Whey
Jahneke Ssaar
Sfrmest NicMann
Enfeebled Discourse on Crime Reflections and Reform
A fragmented satirical tirade critiques crime, punishment, and social privilege. It references figures like Murphex and a Colorado sheriff, hints at class bias, and questions justice and reform within a late era context. The piece links crime to moral and societal decay and notes a call for ethical accountability.
Chest workers push toward 150 176 dollar goal
Campaign chair CH Petersen urged citizens to donate toward a $150 176 target by Monday night. He called pledges essential and opened territory for volunteers to approach nonparticipants as daily meetings continued in the Elks hall with a final report set for 6 15 PM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CH Petersen
Peterson
Elks
Peter McCarthy Resting Easy After Heart Attack
Peter McCarthy founder of the Morning Star mission was reported resting easy at Silver Cross hospital after a mild heart attack earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McCarthy
Morning Star Mission
Silver Cross Hospital
New Lenox wallpaper worker dies at 55
Roy J. Barnes 55 of New Lenox died at Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Esther Genther Barnes, a daughter Ruth Ann, a son Dale, four sisters and five brothers. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Barnes born in Mokena, formerly employed by Star Peerless wallpaper mill. Friends may call at Sonntag Funeral Home after 1 pm tomorrow.
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Roy J. Barnes
New Lenox
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Sonntag Funeral Home
Herkimer Street
Barnes
Esther Genther Barnes
Ruth Ann
Dale
Neil MacGovney
Fannie Hacker
Bertha Wallace
Mokena
Walsh
Edward
William
George
Henrys
Arthur
Joliet
Star Peerless Wallpaper
Dog Bite Incident Reports Mrs Barber’s Escaped Dog
Mrs Frank Barber of 712 Margaret Street reports to the sheriff that her dog escaped and bit Agnes Kuhl of 514 Margaret Street. The dog is currently tied.
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Frank Barber
Margaret Street
Agnes Kuhl
Evening school enrollment grows at Joliet high school
Enrollment totals 815 across all evening classes with 678 in regular staff courses and 137 in Illinois extension classes. One night per week courses reach 120 adult education students, while two night a week classes remain fewer. The program, led by J. H. Cherry and J. A. Rickhoff, offers no college credit.
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Joliet
H. S. Bonar
University of Illinois Extension Service
J. H. Cherry
J. A. Rickhoff
Suit Filed Over Hospital Expenses Against Mutual Casualty
Frederick C. Lagen of 716 Richmond Street filed a circuit court suit this morning against George Rogers Clark Mutual Casualty Company seeking $1000. He asks judgment for hospital expenses paid that the insurer should cover under his policy.
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Frederick C. Lagen
Richmond Street
George Rogers Clark Mutual Casualty Company
Hit and Run Driver Sought After Car Damaged
Thelma Smith of 906 F Avenue reported a hit and run near 411 N Broadway yesterday. A film from the fogged vehicle was found beside the Smith car and police will pursue the driver through this clue.
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Ge Pie
Thelma Smith
F Avenue
N. Broadway
Smith
Scooter Stolen From High School Parking Lot
Jerry Agazzi reports a motor scooter stolen from the high school parking lot at 54B S Chicago Street. Police warn owners to secure scooters to prevent thefts.
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Jerry Agazzi
Chicago
Harold A. Fox Ends His Life at Home
Harold A. Fox an employee of the Public Service Company for over 20 years shot himself in the basement of his home at 1507 N Prairie avenue after a period of illness and severe headaches. He left a wife and two daughters. The body was taken to Western Funeral home and funeral services are incomplete.
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Harold A. Fox
Public Service Company
Ove
N. Prairie Avenue
Fox
Power Supervision
North Broadway
W. Blood
Western Funeral Home
Beatty Funeral Services Set for T N R Beatty
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 in the Davis Funeral home Morris for T N R Beatty 77 who died Wednesday night in Morris hospital Burial is in Evergreen cemetery Beatty was president of the T N R Beatty Lumber company with eight northern Illinois communities including Morris Marseilles Pontiac Wilmington Oak Park and Joliet Surviving are his widow Cordelia and a son Ross of Beverly Hills Chicago
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Davis Funeral Home
Morris
T. N. R. Beatty
Morris Hospital
Evergreen Cemetery
Beatty
T. N. R. Beatty Lumber Company
Illinois
Marseilles
Pontiac
Wilmington
Oak Park
Joliet
Cordelia
Ross
Beverly Hills
Chicago
Carnival worker found insane in Betty Jean Bennett case
Robert Meares, the carnival worker who abducted 14 year old Betty Jean Bennett of Wilmington, has been committed to a New Jersey mental institution. State's Attorney John Irving Pearce said the FBI investigated the case in New Jersey and that Meares cited his father as the reason for going there.
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Robert Meares
Betty Jean Bennett
Wilmington
New Jersey
John Irving Pearce
FBI
Meares
Pearce
Auto Stolen From In Front of Collins Theater
C B Collins reports his 1929 Oakland black sedan stolen from in front of the Collins theater last night between 8 and 11 p m. The license number is 1 655 951. A car matching the description was seen in the area.
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C. B. Collins
Fairview Avenue
Collins Theater
Oakland
Scooter and auto crash injures teen rider
Henry Baesen aged 15 of 1312 Elizabeth Street escaped injuries after his motor scooter collided with an automobile driven by Gus Anderson at Center and Marion streets. The youth suffered a slight leg and back injury and had no driver or state license.
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Henry Baesen
Elizabeth Street
Gus Anderson
Center
Marion Streets
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