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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1935

Page

2

Local Town Notes and Profiles From The Spectator Staff

Local followers of horse racing cashed in on a Lincoln Fields upset with a $575 win. Billy Vranichar now works at Sprague Dairy Company. Mort Berman enjoys a Cuba vacation. Maurice Weitzensfeld and family vacation in Bangor Michigan. Moonlight picnics and daring walks noted for Julie Kay. Imogene Fraser and Jane Kamkay bike Aurora round trip in six hours. Morrie Flynn donates blood at St Josephs Hospital and guards health. James Burke Robert Woodruff Dr Campbell Carey and George Clare return from Northern Wisconsin. A blonde beauty operator considers aisle walking with a young attorney. Teo Melcher owns Varsity Inn Cass St with Jack Maxim as bartender.

James Burke Robert Woodruff Campbell Carey George Clare Wisconsin

Hourly Parking Signs Aide Visitors In Loop District

Approximately 300 metal signs were placed around the loop to enforce the one hour parking rule. The new warnings read ONE HOUR PARKING 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays. Out of town shoppers will now see the city ordinance and avoid extended parking.

Loop

Sheriff to Inspect County Taverns for Closing Rule

Sheriff Michael Breen will inspect Will county taverns to enforce the a. m. closing ordinance. Deputies will examine inns for compliance after reports of careless adherence to the rule.

Will Michael Breen Breen

De Mets to Open Local Store in Midwest Expansion

Chicago based De Mets plans a local branch within a month as part of ten new Midwest expansions. The firm, first organized in Chicago, already operates several stores in the city.

Middlewest de Mets Company of Chicago de Mets

It Will Be Cooler Say Weatherman Forecast

Relief from intense heat promised for remainder of summer. Thermometer readings no longer hover near 100. Ideal weather in store for vacationers and sportsmen as warm spell ends.

Moose convention plan outlined for Illinois lodge

Joliet plans the fourth annual state convention of the Loyal Order of Moose for August 16 to 18 with about 5000 members. Men meet at the Moose Temple, women at the Elk’s temple. Highlights include speeches by James J. Davis and Malcolm R. Giles, a 25th anniversary, social events, and public drill exhibitions at Central School grounds.

The Loyal Order of Moose Illinois J. W. Kelly Elk’s Temple Clinton Scott Streets Kelly Supreme Lodge James J. Davis Loyal Order , Moose Malcolm R. Giles Supreme Legion of the Moose Moose Temple

City Sewers Clogged by Heavy Rainfall

Commissioner Samuel F. Shepley says city sewers clogged with dirt and refuse after rains. Work will begin soon to clean them and inspect for future deluges.

Samuel F. Shepley Shepley

Brother Vincent to Make Solemn Vows

Brother Vincent Clark O Carm a Joliet Catholic high school faculty member will take his solemn vows at the national shrine of the Little Flower Carmelite church at 64th street and Woodlawn avenue Chicago next Thursday morning August 15 Friends are invited to attend He will then depart for a three weeks vacation in the south.

Vincent Clark Joliet Catholic High School National Shrine of the Little Flower 64Th Street Woodlawn Avenue Chicago South

Farmers Predict Excellent Crops for 1935 Season

Local farmers say the 1935 season looks the best in years with corn leading the gains. Indications show favorable conditions and a successful year ahead for farming communities.

Cérn

Crete Race Track Draws Local Turf Fans

Crete race track attracts about 200 local fans daily with most gathered near the bookies during afternoon wagering. On Labor Day the Joliet Day Classic will be run at Crete with a purse of 5000 dollars.

Crete Bookies

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Lincoln Fields Billy Vranichar Gorsich’s Sprague Dairy Company Mort Berman Cuba Maurice Weitzenfeld famHy Bangor, Michigan Julie Kay Westside Imogene Fraser Jane Kamkay Aurora James Barr Art Schneider Morrie” Flynn St. Joseph's Hospital Flynn Teo Melcher New Varsity Inn Cass St Jack Maxim Meadow Raspberry DE Mets Plan Weatherman Joliet W. R. Fletcher Brother Vincent Chicago St Electric Park Plainfield Stevens Edgewater Beach College Inn Dusty Rhodes Emrie Ann Lincoln Crete Race Track Snow White Ite
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