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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
3
Faletti's Orchestra The Band With a Million Friends features this season at Dellwood Park with social plan dances every Sunday and holiday evenings from 9 00 p m to 12 80. Admission is ten cents for ladies and forty cents for gentlemen. Dances continue through September and a Labor Day Dance is planned on Monday evening September 4 with regular rates.
Collector Edmund Wilcox reports a total of 157232.39 in water bills outstanding as of August 1. West side owes 50135.95, northeast 67638.33, southeast 39458.11, with July receipts totaling 15130.08 including 2235.25 in scrip, 2865.19 in warrants, and 10029.59 in cash.
Illinois residents may apply for several civil service posts with exams set in September. A prison guard examination will occur on September 26 with applications due ten days before. Additional unassembled exams for an assistant sanitary engineer a social service worker a library assistant a library clerk and a cataloguer are scheduled for September 22 with earlier application deadlines.
Police plan a campaign to prosecute parents and guardians who allow anyone under sixteen to drive. They cite recent cases of underage driving and remind that state law requires drivers to be over sixteen.
A state sub committee of the Parole Board will convene here on September 6 and 7 to review approximately 150 cases, as announced by Warden Frank Kipp. Prison officials say the two day session will cover a large docket.
City health commissioner Dr. Lloyd B. Andrew warns hay fever sufferers will endure coughing sneezing and sleepless nights unless precautions are taken. He urges avoiding pollen sources and calls on vacant lot owners to eradicate weeds and plants or have relief agencies dispatch workers to remove them as a community measure.
The event on Wall Street is described as mild relative to earlier bubbles that have burst, suggesting a less severe financial shock than in prior episodes. Authorities and observers note limited immediate impact and caution about potential secondary effects on markets and investor sentiment.
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