Happy Smile Shows Recovery at Kelley Home
A photo taken at 422 West Marion shows Harry Kelley recovering after several weeks in St. Joseph's hospital due to an automobile accident. He is rapidly improving and hopes to return to business within days.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1932
Page
1
A photo taken at 422 West Marion shows Harry Kelley recovering after several weeks in St. Joseph's hospital due to an automobile accident. He is rapidly improving and hopes to return to business within days.
Chief of Police Nicholas Fornango orders a two week city tag drive amid nearly 300 arrest tickets issued to motorists who failed to purchase vehicle stickers. Police set checkpoints at bridges and will arrest noncompliers, while outside residents receive stickers.
Thomas Lennon invites interested persons to a Sunday 2 PM meeting at St. Patrick's cemetery to discuss beautification ideas. Attendees will consider shrubbery planting and driveway construction to improve the grounds.
Home run slugger Doc Haley of the National Motorists Association baseball squad displays proper batting swing. Haley owns a .414 average with 8 homers 3 triples 6 doubles and 12 singles in 70 plate appearances as auto club team bids for the Will County tournament title.
Two men found loitering in the 1100 block of North Hickory street near Mrs McQuade's home were arrested after failing to answer questions. Homer Campbell of Plano and Roland Cyan of LaGrange were apprehended. a map and directions to the McQuade residence were found in Cyan's possession.
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