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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1933

Page

6

Stuart and Marjorie Tiffany A Mother's Affair

Stuart confronts her mother Marjorie Tiffany over an affair with Donald Maxwell. She overhears and suspects, witnessing Marjorie’s secrecy and flirtations while the family weighs the impact on her father. The drama centers on loyalty, age, and a child’s view of marital breach.

Stuart Marjorie Tiffany Marjorie Mr. Maxwell John Tiffany Donald Maxwell Elm Street Rockwood

A Short Story Phyllis Gallagher

A narrative follows Phyllis Gallagher as she watches Marjorie flee toward Elm Street and frets over a troubled marriage. Stu art endures a silent, judgmental household while Phyllis dresses anxiously in orchid wool crepe and lavender hat, hoping for solace.

Fugitive Freed After Parole and Name Change

Paul Maxim, 25, who fled from an Ohio reformatory honor camp and later became a general advertising manager for a large paint company, was recently returned to the reformatory and pardoned by Governor George White. At 19 he was committed for stealing class pins worth $100. After his escape he used the name J. Paul Faraday and told a fictional tale of escape.

Paul Maxim Ohio

Shepley to Fete Employes Sunday

Commissioner Samuel Shepley will host city street department workers at a Sunday picnic starting after noon at the Peter Dittmyer cottage in Troy. The event runs through the day and evening and features an indoor baseball game between single and married men.

City Street Department Samuel Shepley Peter Dittmyer Troy Shepley

City Parlors Buy Beer Permits

Beer is being sold in 144 parlors in the city as licenses issued indicate. Each permit costs 200 dollars, yielding about 28 thousand eight hundred dollars in city revenue to date.

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Phyllis Gallagher WHITE Joliet Cass Street Joliet, Illinois Dellwood Faletti
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