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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1932

Page

2

Local Notes From Joliet and Washington D C

A Joliet eyewitness roundup mentions Archie McAllister visiting the Kiwanis of Washington D C Folks note Noddie McDonald con fined to St Joseph hospital after major surgery Packey McFarland and Marty Henderson refereeing bouts at De La Salle Verne Hahneman and others celebrate birthdays Mike Corcoran comments on late tax warrants city workers face pay difficulties and wolf metaphorized Charles Gorman heads a new west side club Francis Branson among Joliet's eligible bachelors Princess theater closes May 8 Al Kinson moves to a new apartment and Kiwanis Ladies Night chaired by Hazel Osman Luella Deam Phoebe Kirby at the Boy Scout cabin party Duffy and Brensinger prominent at Richlin dance Charles Eggar the best dressed cadet Joliet High R O T C Joe Monshaw grows a John Gilbert mustache Helen from Whalen's rides downtown in a coal truck Larry Hartigan plans a fatal step Charles Kelly leaves dancing partner Rose Wysack set to wed Ambrose Egan has a new girlfriend Joliet girls favor Clark Gable athletic sweaters Al Felman Otte Larkin Barry Barrett at De La Salle boxing show Harry Sanders scores season low in golf Rodney Bélensiefer in Washington on business La Rue Lef tall Lippert and John Feil duel as town’s tallest shoe salesman Mike and Herman of WBBM to perform at Rialto Lena joins the two-day engagement J V Hanna New York visit Dr Ius C Kamin’s middle name Caesar Florence Lanigan sisters dance at Legion party Marvin Cox taking singing lessons Fox Delaney back on duty after car shots weather-linked.

Official State Road Map Ready for Distribution

Springfield April 29 The 1982 edition of Illinois official road map is in circulation. It shows 10 76782 miles of pavement open to traffic as of March 1 including 8360.95 miles of state bond issue routes and 2406.87 miles of state aid roads.

Springfield Illinois State Department of Public Works and Buildings Frank T. Sheets

Annual Clean-Up Underway in Joliet City

Spring cleaning of Joliet's streets has begun with 10 city trucks clearing debris. Commissioner Samuel E. Shepley urges residents to place refuse where workers can easily collect it. Work starts in the first ward and moves through other wards to the Patterson road city dump.

Joliet Samuel E. Shepley Patterson Road

Schools Observe Health Week Across City

City and parochial school authorities joined with city officials to promote Health Week which opened last Sunday and runs through this week. Mayor William A. Hennessy and Health Commissioner Lloyd B. Andrews appealed to residents and schools, with a proclamation by Governor Louis L. Emmerson published at the mayor's request.

William A. Hennessy Lloyd B. Andrews Louis, L. Emmerson Hennessy

Voliva Predicts End of World in 1935

Voila William Voliva maintains his prophecy that the world will end in 1935, claiming a divine signal will precede cataclysms and urging followers to prepare while skeptics doubt the assertion.

Voliva

John F. Skeel Dies Suddenly in Florida

John F. Skeel, 71, longtime Joliet school system member for 37 years, died suddenly yesterday morning at Homosassa Springs Florida. He was with his wife and family on a 10 day stay. son William Harold and a sister of Mrs. Skeel were present at his passing.

John F. Skeel Joliet Homosassa Springs Fla

Install Officers at Joliet Moose Lodge

Joliet Moose Lodge No local 800 conducted installation ceremonies on Thursday night at the temple. District deputy supreme dictator Earl C. Hasey led the rite and the newly elected officers included Edward Goltz as dictator A R Chamberlin as vice-dictator 54s metee McKay as prelate John W Ford as treasurer and Rayman d Reilly as three year trustee. The program concluded with a smoker.

Joliet Moose Lodge Temple Earl C. Hasey Edward Goltz A. R. Chamberlin Metee McKay John W. Ford Rayman D Reilly

Chicago Surface Lines Reports 8486 Safe Conductors In 1931

The Chicago Surface Lines recorded 8 486 conductors and motormen with no accidents chargeable to them in 1931 according to a company statistics release.

Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Archie McAllister Kiwanis Club Washington, D. C Noddie” McDonald St. Joseph Hospital Packey McFarland Marty Henderson de la Salle Verne Hahneman Herbert Jeffrey Herbert Jones Joe Mesirow Jim Thompson Mike Corcoran Charles Gorman Francis Branson Richlin Princess Theater al ‘Kinson Hazel Osman Luella Deam Phoebe Kirby Highland Park Bob Duffy Catherine Brensinger Charles Eggar Joliet Township Joe Monshaw John Gilbert Helen Whalen’s Larry Hartigan Charles Kelly Richards Street Bill Oliver Pat Flannigan Rose Wysack Ambrose Egan Dr.ius C. Kamin Caesar Florence ,Maren Florence Lanigan Legion Marvin Cox Joliet High School al Felman Joe Otte Jim Larkin Art Barry Franklin Barret Harry Sanders Harry Rodney Bélensiefer la Rue Leftall The Master Shoe Co John Feil Kline’s Mike Herman WBBM Rialto Theater Lena J. V. Hanna Joliet Junior College New York Fox” Delaney Marian Hoge Center St South W. A. Gustafson Cass St Joliet, Il Sireavy N.chicago St. Joliet Ill Moose Lodge Dinet Cass Ottawa Eotjor Julia King Martha Washington Whitman Page & Shaw’s Stillman’s
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