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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
4
A fragmented column catalogs local chatter and upcoming events. Notes include a canceled Windmill Spin, a roller skating party at Electric Park, an out of town organist, and various social tidbits about residents, clubs, and neighborhood happenings with names like Sally Pane, John Hood, and J boys appearing amid scattered anecdotes.
Merhogany trees reach towering heights in Lecht with 154 feet tall specimens and spread up to seven feet in girth. In U-meter stands they rise 60 to 20 feet above base, showcasing impressive growth.
Theresa's choir of St Thad deus church will stage a Sunday program at St Stephen's hall Colling street and Meeker avenue. The play begins at seven with dancing to music by a local orchestra after the performance.
The State Geological Survey division released a map covering 324 square miles in Marion and Clinton counties showing producing wells dry holes abandoned wells and those under drilling as of March 14 in the Centralia Salem region.
Store in Je ie unveils Cashway Furniture and Buy Company at 149 51 EB Case Street offering rugs carpeting and living dining and bedroom suites from 18 manufacturers. The horse owned home operated shop lists Jack Brovin as general manager Elmer Birkey with 48 years in the trade Robert Birkey in sales and Mrs Vee Millerant as secretary treasurer.
The state acquires land along the Kankakee river to protect one of the rarest American plants the Spreerabee remota. Once thought island bound, the species was found in Virginia six years ago. It reaches two to six feet and features pink toseums and hairy maplelike leaves.
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