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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
3
Vendor James McGrath presents a new batch of city figures caricatures, previously seen on the streets. Next week another offering from McGrath will be shown in this newspaper.
Police Commissioner David H. Lentz urged motorists to practice safe driving during the holiday season. He called for courtesy, proper signaling, and speeds appropriate to conditions to reduce the peak number of accidents, injuries, and deaths at year end.
Joliet's Orpheum Theatre prepares for a full house as the Joliet Symphony opens its season Tuesday. Manager George Braun reports strong season-ticket sales while Ralph Cissne leads the ensemble. Lucille Gowey, known as Lucia Diana, guest solos with Schubert Unfinished Symphony and Weber Oberon Overture, followed by Puccini aria Un Bel dì Vedremo and Hadley's Streets of Pekin Seven Chinese Impressions. Tickets on sale at Braun Memorial Art Co, Joliet Musical College, or Conservatory of Music.
Reports to the Chicago Motor Club travel bureau indicate that a passenger from Glasgow plans a first voyage to New York, departing Southampton and stopping at Cherbourg about a month later.
A one week revival starts Sunday morning December 8 at the Church of God on Raynor avenue and Jasper street. Arthur Lynn the “golden tenor of Scotland” will assist Pastor W. G. Finney. Lynn has led singing for major churches and camp meetings and recently accompanied Rev. Charles O. Lee at the First Church of God in Chicago.
With spring flood tides rising, the Queen Mary and Cunard-White Star push toward the Clyde finish line. A May 21 trial run is tentatively scheduled as the express liner moves toward sea testing.
The Jolly Club of St Marys will sponsor a dancing party on Hacker Avenue Sunday evening December 8 at 7 30 p m. Proceeds go to support the town basketball team. The public is invited to attend.
A businessman says a million cash profit could come from an order in Italy but the president's wishes require a rejection. The remark frames a conflict between profit and political obedience.
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