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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1929

Page

3

Send the Joliet Band to Denver by Button Campaign

Joliet Township high school plans to send its national champion band to Denver May 23 25 by selling Send the band to Denver buttons for 25 cents and up. About 5500 needed from many citizens. Eighty band members will travel as guests not contestants. W J Grable of Sherwood School of Music praises the band as better than ever.

Denver Joliet Joliet Township Home Room T.chers W. J. Grable Sherwood School of Music Chicago

Kiwanis Club Weekly Meeting Highlights and Milwaukee Week Sets

At the Kiwanis lunch meeting L O Leonard gave a lantern slide lecture on Transportation outlining its history. Charles B Cheadle and George Warner Young arranged the program. Milwaukee Week was approved for April 7 to 13 to boost the International Convention June 23 to 27. Delegates Louis R Peyla and Warren L Kirby were elected with Roy Stephens and Nelson Porter as alternates. Joseph J Thayer joined as a new member. Next week's meeting will be a Lyons Kiwanis joint session with Col Alexander Damon speaking.

Kiwanis Club L. O. Leonard Rock Island Magazine Mr. Leonard Charles B. Cheadle George Warner Young Milwaukee Eetings Louis R. Peyla Warren L. Kirby Roy Stephens Nelson Porter Joseph J. Thayer J. L. Ferguson Company Lyons Kiwanis Clubs Alexander Damon Central Territory The Salvation Army Charles French Aldo Maielli Theogram Committee

Mardi Gras Ball Promoted by Art Group

Miss Florence Higinbotham daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlow D Higinbotham head of the Art Institute of Chicago announces the third Mardi Gras ball to be sponsored by the Art Student's League on May 1 in the Gold Ballroom at the Hotel Congress. Attire may be costume or formal dinner dress. Prominent society women will be box holders and patronesses with Debutantes Rue Winterbotham and Frances McFadden aiding promotion. Proceeds benefit the organization. tickets via Miss Higinbotham 1550 Lake Shore Drive Chicago or at the Art Institute.

Harlow D. Higine Florence Higinbotham Daughtbotham Harlowarden Thhe Art Institute of Chicago Congress Rue Winterbotham Frances McFadden Chicago Missi Higinbotham Lake Shore Drive Art Institute

Merit Badge Exposition Planned by Joliet Scouts

Scoutmasters from Joliet and Will county with Rainbow council officers and Kiwanis committee met at Scout Executive H. H. Hughes home to finalize plans for the Merit Badge exposition to be held in the Chamber of Commerce building on Friday and Saturday April 19 and 20. Joliet business firms and civic groups will sponsor about forty booths and rural troops prepare agricultural displays.

Joliet Will County Rainbow Council H. H. Hughes Raynor Avenue Chamber of Commerce

Joliet High Names Ten Heavyweight, Fourteen Lightweights to J Awards

Ten members of Joliet high school heavyweight basketball team, sectional champions, received J letters at a March assembly in the high school auditorium. Fourteen members of the lightweight team also received J awards. Listed are the heavyweight players Ernest Rentner James Bush William Oldani Gale Maxwell Dennis Kelly Walter Lindstrom Francis Flannigan William Bicker William Booker Ellsworth Zinser and lightweight players Lloyd Austin Sherman Beecher William Bishop Leo Brown Nelson Bush Gus Delonas Robert Heggie Roy Hunter Joseph Mattel.

Joliet Ernest Rentner James Bush William Oldani Gale Maxwell Dennis Kelly Walter Lindstrom Francis Flannigan William Bicker William Booker Ellsworth Zinser Lloyd Austin Sherman Beecher William Bishop Leo Brown Nelson Bush Gus Delonas Robert Heggie Roy Hunter Joseph Mattel

Joliet Plans for First Clean-up and Paint-up Week

Joliet announces its first Clean-up and Paint-up Week from April 24 to May 1. City officials schools churches and clubs will coordinate posters pamphlets and slogans to beautify the city. Awards for student slogans and a May 1 parade cap the effort.

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