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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
11
Spectator reports Joliet drinkers favor hard liquor as beer wanes. Four popular cocktails named Old Fashioned Manhattan Martini and whiskey sour with specific recipes and ingredients noted by city beverage operators.
A St. Vincent de Paul society chapter for Joliet will organize this Sunday afternoon at St. Mary's hall on North Ottawa Street. Representatives from all Catholic parishes will attend at 2:30 PM with Monsignor William A. Cummings presiding and assisting in forming the district council.
The Joliet St. Vincent de Paul society at St. Marys church outlines Christmas charity work. Officers include John Berscheid as president B E Woods as secretary and A Meyer as treasurer.
Managers of teams in the basket ball training league at the Y M C A will meet at seven thirty in the evening to arrange schedules for the second term of play after the Christmas holidays. C R Makeever director announced yesterday. The first term ends on New Year’s Day with the champions of the Wednesday division meeting the best players of the Thursday class for the league championship.
St Joseph's parish C Y O in Rockdale will host a party at O Grove Saturday evening to raise money for activities. Joseph Dargazis, president, leads the event with cards dancing and entertainment. The parish fields three basketball teams this year a lightweight and heavyweight boys quintet and a girls team. The girls were district champions last year.
English duke delivers a speech at a horse show criticizing automobiles and calling drivers horrible brutes. The remark reflects social tensions with modern transit and public behavior.
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