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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
2
A collage of jokes songs and social snippets from town life including romance verses about longing and honeymoon dreams a rerun of shopping questions from a sales floor and local views on sports coaching and social moves. It mentions Rose State aisle walking in Chicago a loop rumor about a Democratic job and visits to see 1935 Chevrolets in Detroit.
An eastern man seeks a Chicago friend to tutor his indulgent son in life by touring a large plant. The boy laughs at the reality, remarking on the many pretty girls. Agnes Breen prepares bonds for deputy sheriffs for Sheriff Breen. Daniel Nicholson of the Chicago American excels in boxing and wrestling.
A group of boys performed a one act stunt in the Royal Bodega in honor of Hugh Curry. Eddie Ganman, a bookkeeper, plans to start his own orchestra. Bill Learnard, a cement man, predicts Notre Dame will easily beat Southern California by three touchdowns.
The first snow of the season fell overnight but is not expected to linger, as a weatherman predicts a mild weekend. Forecasters say real winter days may arrive by mid next week with severe weather reported from Canada and northern Michigan. Snow were general across the middlewest.
Christ Episcopal parish hall on Van Buren Street hosts a Christmas bazaar with gaily decorated booths modeled after busy street houses. The event runs 2 to 5 PM and 7 PM to late, with a chicken dinner 5 to 7 PM and turkey dinner served last night. Door prizes promise odds for all ages. a strolling minstrel enhances the festive mood. Reverend Joseph S. Minnis leads as general chairman with a committeeman group including Mrs. Cocker and Mrs. Paul among others.
Building on a bay window can add space and comfort to a dining or living room. Ensure the window area is caulked properly. Dormers in attic rooms also enhance a house’s exterior look.
Joliet boxers square off with a star squad from East Chicago at the C Y O hall on Bluff Street next Tuesday. Joseph Patrick and Louis Mathias clash at 126 pounds, Ben Nurcyzk 165 pounds, Buck Kamim 170 pounds, with Steve Smick and Steve Horvat in the lineup. Kline's department store sponsors.
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