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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1930

Page

3

Pastors Discuss Death of Whoopee Party Victim

Joliet pastors express opinions on prohibition after the death of 18 year old Arlene Draves in a Gary case style incident. They note drinking parties among youths occur but are minority and call for stricter enforcement and improvements to prohibition laws. The clergy urge punishment for those involved and caution against broad blame while acknowledging ongoing liquor problems.

Joliet Garyse Arlene Draves Arthur W. Hoffman First Presbyterian Church G. H. Cooper Will County Gary Francis P. Scanlan St. Raymond’s Catholic Church Mundelein T. de Witt Tanner Christ Episcopal Church J. C. Yemm George H. Olson the Willow

Buckeye Poet Petrie Quintet Maude Willis Hit Dinner Program

Buckeye Poet Lew Williams will headline a dinner program plus the Petrie Quintet and Maude Willis. Miss Willis reads and performs plays in a 6 oclock Catholic Women's League event at the Chamber of Commerce. Reservations available at the public library Monday 2 to 5.

Petrie Maude Willis Catholic Women’s League Chamber of Commerce Tesday Kathryn Kelly League Herbert, Petrie Lew Williams Williams John Otto J A. J. Sieben

Whoopee Show Cancelled at Rialto

The Spectator notes that the photoplay Whoopee was to be shown at the Rialto on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday but the booking change arrived too late to correct this page.

the Spectator Rialto

Prison Show Draws 4000 Inmates Audience at Chapel

A capacity crowd of over 4,000 attended the third performance presented by inmates at the penitentiary. Hale O'Reilly, serving a life sentence for murder, acted as master of ceremonies.

Hale O'Reilly

Champion Band Concert Tonite by Joliet High School

Joliet high school band under A. R. McAllister performs a popular music program in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. Proceeds fund band equipment for Tulsa national high school contest next May. Joliet will go directly to Tulsa, skipping the state contest. A capacity crowd is expected and student activity tickets admit all high school students. The program mixes popular selections with two contest numbers.

Joliet High School A. R. McAllister Tulsa Okla Joliet Nutcracker Slater Sea Gardens Cooke Don Quixote Peter Buys

Charity Play Tonight at First Christian Church

Mrs Jarleys Famous Wax Works to be presented by the Sunday Evening club at 8 oclock. Miss Edna Wimpeny stars as Mrs Jarley with Charles King as John. Over 20 members perform under director T B Penyman with music during interludes. Proceeds benefit church and charity funds.

Annual spring flower show prep by state clubs

Garden clubs across Illinois including Joliet prepare for the 1931 spring flower show set for March 21 to 27 at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago. The event features cut flowers and potted plants representing every variety grown in the area. The state federation comprises 97 clubs.

Joliet Merchandise Mart Chicago

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