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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1954

Page

3

Joliet Officials Push Back on Polluter Charge

Joliet officials contest a state sanitary water board claim that Joliet is Illinois worst stream polluter. Mayor and city leaders aim to meet in Springfield to review sewage treatment plans and press for faster action to end river pollution amid opposition from Dr. James Rogers Citizens committee for a sanitary district.

State Sanitary Water Board Joliet Illinois Ayor Janice Sanitary Board Springfield James Rogers Citizens Committee

Tavern Burglary Reported at Three Deuces in New Lenox

Mr McCure told the sheriff's office that his Three Deuces tavern in New Lenox was burglarized early yesterday morning. The cash register held $38 in change. nothing else was disturbed. Entry was gained by forcing a window after 1 a.m. The dog in the tavern did not deter the burglar.

McCure Three Deuces New Lenox Charles Timm Paul Lukanich Paul McCoy

Taxpayers Group Plans Monday Meeting in Lockport

The Will County Taxpayers Association will meet at 8 p m Monday in Moose Hall Lockport. Ted Blair the president says the agenda includes taxes assessments and sewage disposal with an election of officers to follow.

Will County Taxpayers Association Moose Hall Lockport Ted Blair

Open house to view city water billing system

The city department of accounts and finance will host an open house Wednesday night from 7 to 9 to let the public view the water department offices. Edward J. Daniel says a National Cash Register billing machine, in use for a year, handles thousands of customers and replaces four older machines. company representatives Kenneth Buckey and Richard Ruehling will explain the device. Staffers listed include Edward Salesnik Ann Ulrich Lee Dalessio Veronica Lennon Emma Rigby Teresa Ostermeyer Irene Jenkins May Poper Mae Lindberg Jean Murtaugh Ardelia Fields Madeline Weed Mary Agnes Connor and Anton Fabian.

Department of Accounts and Finance City Water Department Edward J. Daniel Accounts and Finance Daniel National Cash Register Company Kenneth Buckey Richard Ruehling Edward Salesnik Ann Ulrich Lee Dalessio Veronica Lennon Emma Rigby Teresa Ostermeyer Irene Jenkins May Poper Mae Lindberg Jean Murtaugh Ardelia Fields Madeline Weed Mary Agnes Connor Anton Fabian Daniel Said

Freshmen enrollment climbs at Lewis College

Nearly 200 freshmen begin orientation at Lewis College in Lockport as classes start Monday. Officials anticipate a record 400 student body, with expanded music department led by Playton Karmeres and opportunities in conducting and evening courses. Night classes close Sept 24 with offerings in English German philosophy history and engineering along with aviation mechanics and wide ranging liberal arts subjects.

Lewis College Lockport Playton Karmeres Chicago Woth

Douglas supporters name Chicago leader for Will County

Mrs. George Heckenkamp of Joliet was named chairman of the Will County Citizens for Douglas committee. The announcement came from Richard Babcock of Woodstock who heads the northern Illinois division. Events include an open house at 105 West Monroe Street and a Saturday program at the Palmer House with a Douglas speech televised from the Red Lacquer room.

George Heckenkamp Hickory Street Will County Citizens For Douglas Committee Richard Babcock Woodstock Northern Illinois Joliet Palmer House Chicago Senator Douglas W. Monroe Street Douglas

Bennie Jones Jailed After Disorderly Conduct Complaint

Bennie Jones 33 of 310 Lawton Avenue was jailed yesterday noon on a disorderly conduct charge. The complaint filed by his wife Mrs. Jones states he kicked her out of bed.

Bennie Jones Lawton Avenue Mrs. Jones

Crete man sues for 100000 over tilt a whirl injury

Walter Reich of Crete files a circuit court damage suit for 100000 on behalf of his minor daughter Gail against McDermott Amusement company. Gail allegedly suffered severe injuries after being thrown from a tilt a whirl ride on September 7, 1953, landing on the tracks and struck by other cars.

Walter Reich Crete Gail McDermott Amusement Company

Loop church hires aide to preacher

The Rev. Paul Jewell a Garrett Theological seminary student joined Ottawa Street Methodist Church in Evanston as associate minister with youth program duties. A Wisconsin native and Willamette University graduate he led youth activities on campus and served with the Methodist Youth Caravan in 1953. He will oversee senior fellowship preach weekly and teach junior high boys with his wife. Hamill will speak on Some Things I Liked in Europe covering Christian people met in Germany France and England and church efforts there.

Paul Jewell Garrett Theological Seminary Evanston Ottawa Street Methodist Church Jewell Wisconsin Willamette University Oregon Methodist Far West Methodist Church Ottawa Street Europe Hamill Germany France England

Call for hay in dry spots across Illinois

Farmers urged to contact the Farm Bureau to declare hay inventory for drought relief. A. A. Wicklein said the bureau will allocate hay from Will County to central and southern Illinois where drought cut crop yields this year.

Farm Bureau Drouth A. A. Wicklein Wicklein Will County Illinois

Night school enrollment at JC breaks records

Joliet Township High school and Junior college reports record enrollment for adult classes with over 100 pre registrations for the World Today Series and large classes in sewing and many vocational and home arts courses. Registration advised at the Junior College Library tonight 7 to 9 30.

Joliet Township World Today George Blankston Northwestern University Leogand Junior College Sunder Joshi

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