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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1934
Page
4
Rumor notes Alma K and Virginia M bicycle riding and Sophie D with Gert M at Rivals Park last Sunday. chatter asks about a Roseburg rookie who wanted frozen fruit salad and wonders if Mary Q still sends postcards to Ray P. plus many pairs and crushes across town.
Arthur Eneix sang the Illinois commemorative song My Heart Is Home In Illinois on WCLS last week. Written by Grant Greene and Dorent Tanner Oehlers, the tune has gained wide popularity and was adopted by the American Legion auxiliary for a Florida convention.
Talent of all kinds is invited for radio auditions at Goldblatt Bros department store on August 16 for the Chicago Neighbor's Air Program. Ace King Cole will supervise from 9 am to 9 pm with special attention to children 3 to 4 pm. All ages and instruments welcome for fair auditions.
The Chicago Motor Club travel and outing bureau issues a health bulletin by Dr. Hugh S. Cumming outlining fatigue as a key factor in auto accidents. Advice includes relaxed posture, light grip, steady gaze, careful speeds on rough roads, proper leg position, and avoiding long drives. Also notes a prank involving Dr. Wirt about tomorrow’s date.
About 35 to 40 Joliet Y M C A members are expected to play in the monthly golf tourney at Joliet Country Club on Saturday. Prizes will be awarded and up to four berths may be earned to represent the local Y in the state golf tournament at Pontiac on August 24. Roy Stephens chairs the golf committee.
Dr. Knight Dunlap of Johns Hopkins remarks that a baby should not be coddled or treated as a vegetable, and adds that it is not an egg either, framing child care as practical and balanced.
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