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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1934

Page

2

Not Quit When Facing Hard Times Says Verse and Community Notes

A civic column quotes a motivational verse from a Lions Club Newsletter, then lists local residents and happenings. Arthur Downey, insurance expert, runs the Fort at Chicago and Jefferson. Jim McDougall vacations in the north woods. Joseph Verbeck visits Morris and Rockdale. Henry Kiep nicknamed the Flying Trapeze man. Ray Voitik notes decent monthly collections. A lost billfold at Will County Relief office is sought for return and reward. Various locals rumor hair treatments and new marital order. A boat mishap near Rivals cottage is reported with rescues. Vacation plans include California and a trip on the new highway between Troy and Plainfield.

Third Order to Meet at St John’s Church

The Third Order of St Francis will meet Sunday at 3 o clock in St John’s Catholic Church on North Hickory Street.

Order of St. Francis St. John’s Catholic Church North Hickory Street

Joliet Invited to Mooseheart Sunday

Joliet residents are invited to visit Mooseheart on Sunday designated Joliet Day. Buses leave from the Moose temple at 1 PM for a round trip of 50 cents. At least 500 people are expected to attend with entertainment by the American Legion fife and drum corps and the women’s championship drill team.

Joliet Mooseheart J. W. Kelly Moose Moose Temple North Chicago Street Kelly American Legion

Return of Former Democracy is Aim of State G O P

C Wayland Brooks opened the Illinois Republican state convention in Springfield as temporary chairman and pledged to aid America by reducing public debt and opposing imperialism. He outlined goals to destroy monopoly tax limits deport communist alien enemies and limit government interference while empowering individual Americans.

America C. Wayland Brooks Springfield Brooks Congress

Lions Club Plans Stag Picnic On August 22

Local Lions will stage a Stag picnic on the DuPage river at Caton Farm road. The event starts at 3:30 PM and is billed as an af fair for regular fellows. Lions Orr and Burke lead arrangements with Sonn tag Hintrager and Neumark coordinating details.

DuPage River Caton Farm Road Orr and Burke Sonntag Hintrager Neumark

Life Begins at 30 for Many Women Says Age Jokes

The saying humorously suggests that for many women the true start of life is at age thirty, reflecting social pressures and shifting life expectations.

Food and Refreshments Amid Sports and Entertainment

Mal One, Lewis, and Day are highlighted in a segment featuring food and refreshments alongside sports and entertainment offerings. The piece emphasizes local vendors and event atmosphere.

Malone, Lewis and Day

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Lions Club Weekly Arthur Downey Chicago and Jefferson Streets Jim McDougall North Woods Joseph Verbeck Barber Morris Rockdale Henry Kiep Ray Voitik Grocer Will County Relief Office H. J. Woelful Washington St Finder Spectator Waldvogel Ralph Henmings Oo Joseph Jido” Wadloski Eddie ‘‘Fats” Zitzke Ed Gehrke Kankakee Hamilton California Frank Gespodaric Fred Dames Troy Plainfield City Water Department Curtis Dall New York Chicago Anna Roosevelt Dall Minden Nev Joliet Loan Bank B. Jefferson St Lions Club New Wondersoft KOTEX Sar Rendel van Buren St. Joliet, Ill Mr. Grocer Martin & Martin Carrell Ave
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