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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
3
The public library will keep its hours at 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays. Daylight saving time starts Sunday citywide. New books include Through Space and Time Man's Own Show Bright Mexico Personal History Practical Everyday Chemistry and The Middle Ages.
Poehner and Dillman hardware company invites letters explaining why readers prefer Poehner and Dillman Dry Cleaning Fluid. Contest ends May 15 at midnight. Mail letters to Contest Manager, 417 Cass Street. Prizes: five dollars in merchandise for first place, three dollars for second, two dollars for third, and five one dollar prizes.
Sammy Berk and his Rhythm Kings gain popularity in Chicago and vicinity after steady bookings. They perform at the Venetian ballroom Wegner's ballroom and the Vikings Temple in Chicago. They broadcast Sunday at 3 PM on WCLS and play a Chamber of Commerce ball room show in the evening. On May 25 they open the Oak Ridge ballroom at St Charles and will play all summer.
Nearly 200 Will County youths departed Joliet for CCC camps in Illinois and Wisconsin, with Romeoville area contributing its latest unit. About 300 reported for assignments, but around half were rejected after medical exams.
A young lady crowned Miss Average Consumer at a New York exposition. The item notes possible disqualification if she were seen dining at another's expense. It contrasts modern standards with Bible times and hints the broad road leads to destruction, while junior stands as the surest intelligence test.
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