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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1954
Page
8
The Will-Grundy county Cancer Diagnostic clinic schedules meetings on Tuesday April 13 and Tuesday April 27 from 10 to 11 a.m. All patients must have a referral or be accompanied by a physician or dentist. Dr. Paul E. Landmann directs the clinic.
The secretary of state issued a charter of incorporation for Daniel Clothing Co located at 139 E Jefferson St. incorporators include Arthur S Freeman Allen Grossman and Rose Fenning. The business will design manufacture distribute sell and dispose of men women and children’s clothing with 1000 shares at 100 each. Attorneys Schwartz and Freeman of Chicago 2.
A baked picnic shoulder pork roast offers ham like tenderness with easy prep and budget friendly appeal. Smoked and cured to a rosy color it is heated slowly at 325 F until the internal temperature reaches 170 F for cook before eating or 130 F for ready to eat.
Roast a picnic ham with a golden glaze by baking, halting midway to baste. Score fat, apply glaze with cloves, finish in oven, and serve with peach raisin sauce. Pair with buttered rice broccoli tart salad and biscuits.
Carl E. Swanson has been appointed manager of the Associates Discount corporation branch at 201 N Ottawa Street. William F. Gaunitz, president of the automobile finance company, announced the move. Swanson, a Lockport native, with his wife and two children, is a World War II veteran and member of the Loyal Order of Moose.
Police Commissioner Ed Franck and Police Chief Erving F Boe are at the Wedren health resort taking treatments this week, a city hall report says. The item notes amateurs find paint rollers better than brushes for interior work.
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