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Newspaper
Joliet Free Press
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1913
Page
7
Tierney and Tierney relocate from 315 Van Buren to 115 North Chicago in a basement premises now operating as the Imperial Cleaners and Dyers. Contact remains Chicago phone 3416 for service inquiries.
The Speed Boys won three straight east games with strong hitting as Mara Lennon led with 210 pins. The Lennons struggled, never challenging the leaders, while Fred Ruboub of the Speed Boys posted a high average as the team forged ahead in pursuit of the prize.
Browns showcase strong indoor hitters in Joliet prompting manager Fitzgerald to issue a citywide challenge for a game next Sunday. No games at Novelty Skating Rink. side bet aims to attract top local talent and crown the Browns champions. Dohwn to pitch, batters clicked, boosting team prestige for upcoming opponents. Tony Caponi vs Geo Chips looms as a comeback bout on New Year’s Day at Fort Pitt club Pittsburgh with six rounds. Cole Lindsay drew an eight-ditch punch in a prior bout. Bantams, etc. continue.
Lockport city council adopted a new water rate ordinance to take effect within ten days. The plan raises minimum charges to 10 dollars yearly and sets tiered usage rates with a 15 day discount for early payment. Meter installation and upkeep shift to property owners with shutoffs for delinquent bills.
The Aid Association for Lutherans elected officers at its St. Peter's School meeting in Joliet. Officers include President Prof. Martin H. Dorn and Vice-president John Schlunts with other posts filled. Auxiliary officers were installed at Castle Hall with Mrs. Holly Taylor as president of Silver Cross lodge No. 117.
A note reports Romee schools ending a week long break following a scare related to a possible threat. Authorities advised students and families of normal reopening plans after assessors cleared the campus.
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