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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
2
A collage of brief local notes lists varied items from marriage and travel to advertising stunts. It mentions Anne Ambling, N R A, a cigarette marketing demonstration contrasting brands, a long married couple with nicknames Honey and Dovey, a woman's return to London with a baby’s birth planned, and several small society updates including Bill Quinn, Harold Graham, Dan O Conmell, Bet ty McKirkam, Dr George Sehring, and Merle Read in casual vignettes.
A shortodore text notes that half and half with nothing else forms the usual breakfast of George Scherie an insurance man.
Authorities arrested Joseph Rura and Louis Kocelko as alleged suspects in the recent ambush on Deputy Sheriff Lester Lawrence and Deputy Coroner Willard Blood. The pair deny guilt as Lawrence and Blood prepared for a showup at headquarters. Police also seek a third youth who suffered a severe wrist wound when the stolen car wrecked on the Lincoln Highway near Plainfield.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Unemployed Workers Association of Illinois elects officers for the coming year. Officers include Mrs. C Fisk president Miss Leona Etheridge vice president Miss Mary Landro secretary and treasurer and Miss Dorothy Butterbuck as nurse. Mrs Etheridge authorized to solicit for the auxiliary. meeting set for September 4 at 7 30 p m at 1001 North Chicago Street.
A man in Ohio is reported to have babbled incoherently for two weeks due to illness. The strange behavior raises concern for his wife’s health and unsettles neighbors.
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