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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1931

Page

5

St Camillius Association Supports Camp Masses in Joliet

The St. Camillius Association funded a portable altar for Sunday masses at the Steel Works summer camp near Troy, enabling children to attend. Donations came from many individuals and local firms including Public Service, Rolla Electric, and Dr. A H Bruning, with free altar flowers from Chicago Carnation and Labo's.

St. Camillius Ass’n Joliet Steel Works Troy E. R. Daley Margaret McFarland Margaret Clare Alice Crumby Dora Morrisey Anna

Legion Wins Third Place in State Shoot

Harwood post American Legion rifle team placed third in the annual state shoot at Ft. Sheridan last Sunday. Twelve teams competed. Harwood represented by ten members, with high scorers counting in the team total. Joliet team members included Dr. Frank R. Chmelik and others.

Harwood Post American Legion Ft. Sheridan Joliet Frank R. Chmelik Richard Streitz William Maxwell Louis W. Smith A. W. Baumgarten Clare Hurd Patrick Moriarty John Jepson Lawrence Howard George Vanzaghi

Private life of Marlene Dietrich and related notes

Quiz style questions ask for Marlene Dietrich private name, location of Point Barrow, the Wickersham Commission disband date, Franklin’s notable teaching, deportation department, Ty Cole’s last team, Begum title country, Arbor Day celebration, and completing a quotation with page reference.

Marlene Dietrich Point Barrow Wickersham Commission Benjamin Franklin Ty Cole Begum

Do Not Call Him Dear Miss Mason

Dear Miss Mason advises a caller who quarreled with a boyfriend about calling or waiting. The writer seeks guidance on reconciliation after an argument over a bid and a sudden departure, while another note asks how to handle a breakup with someone they love.

Miss Mason Wory Ot Anema

Dear Miss Mason Loves Triangle Dilemma

A note from two girls asks how to gauge which boy favors one over the other. They say he shows attention to both but is not truly in love, and suggest his actions would reveal a clear preference.

Mason

A Poem of Reunion and Hope in Spring

A two part poem speaks of meeting again in the gloaming and offering a world of enduring love. The speaker imagines bright skies, birdsong, violet scents, and a life without sorrow or care. The lines promise lasting devotion and a shared bliss that defies sadness.

Eight Youths Attend Y Camp in Wisconsin

Eight Joliet youths left for Camp Edwards in Wisconsin for two weeks, where the Y M C A conducts a notable program. Attendees include Robert Pilcher Stewart LaFountaine Edward Dow Robert Heggie Robert Cooper Masters and George Carn.

Joliet Camp Consin Camp Edwards United States Robert Pilcher Stewart LaFountaine Edward Dow Robert Heggie Robert Coopmar Masters George Carn

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