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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1946

Page

4

Lions Club stag party planned at Elks building

Lions club members will attend a stag party at the Elks building at 6 30 this evening with special movies and a March of Time. Card games will be played and committees named by Orville Sippel as chair man.

Lions ‘Club Elks Orville Sippel Ralph Baker Harlow Green Frank Kostelz Harold Neutzmann Charles Sonntag Jack Lambur Butch Stangeland Les Wylie

Christmas Serenaders At Local Toy Store

Dickey Mattea aged five of 410 Adelia avenue and Coney Kay Wilkey aged three of N Eastern avenue are spotlighted in a toy department serenade at Kline's with a spectator photo.

Dickey Mattea Fred Mattea Adelia Avenue Kline’s

Parks to reopen this winter in west coast region

The parks will remain open this winter after wartime reductions. O A Tomlinson, regional director, advised the Chicago Motor Club that Mount Ranier Olympic Crater Lake Lassen Volcanic Badger Pass Yosemite Giant Forest Lodgepole Wolverton Sequoia and Kings Canyon Big Stump areas will have limited accommodations and kept roads open.

West Coast Chicago Motor Club O. A. Tomlinson Mount Ranier Olympic Crater Lake Lassan Volcanic Badger Pass Yosemite Giant Forest Lodgepole Wolverton Sequoia Big Stump Kengs Canyon

Geography of the Panama Canal's course

The Pacific entrance lies farther east than the Atlantic end. The canal does not run east–west. It proceeds due south, then turns sharply east and finally follows a southeasterly path.

Pacific Panama Canal

Wisdom across the color line

New School bulletin recounts a former student from Flint Michigan who praised racial understanding learned at the New School. The letter argues that equality and shared civic welfare strengthen democracy and that prejudice must be set aside for the common good.

Bryn J. Hovde New School For Social Research New York New School Bulletin New School Netro Flint Mich America Baltimore K.K.K

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Lions Club Tion Francis C. Moss Ph. G Jefferson ST Eric Axelson Louis Joliet E. Clinton St OF Spiegel Chicago Joliet Straus & Schram Div Spiegel, Inc N. Chicago St. Joliet, Hiineis James E. Boyle Optometrist Ottawa ST Ottawa Street
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