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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
3
A clinic for crippled children begins Wednesday April 17 in the Public Health Council rooms at the Auditorium building. Sessions run from 8 30 in the morning until noon.
The piece suggests painting a garden fence in early spring before plants grow tall. It advises choosing a dry day and using a primer coat to improve adhesion and longevity of the paint. It emphasizes practical timing for best results.
Joliet school board asks federal assistance to finance two new schools and repairs in Ashington D C Representative Chauncey M Reed announced in Washington this week. Superintendent H Ambrose Perrin and surveyors urged replacing Babylon school with a southeast side building and adding an auditorium to A O Marshall school. The survey estimates Joliet needs two new schools costing $230000.
All candidates for city offices will be guests of honor at a banquet and dance Saturday evening in the Orange Grove ballroom. Tickets cost forty five cents with a door prize. Reserve seats by calling 2 1395. some tickets may be bought at the door, limited supply. This is the second such banquet, first held four years ago with a large crowd.
Adult Joliet residents are urged to donate to support the Industrial Health camp on the DuPage River. To continue the program, $4,800 must be raised this week. In nine years, 8,048 children have gained an average 4.4 pounds per child during the two week camp vacation. Frank Campbell chairs the campaign.
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