Catholic High Battles Kelvin Park in Friday Non-Conference Tilt
Catholic High basketball war riors host Kelvin Park of Chicago at the Hilltop Gym in a non conference game Friday. The lightweights open at 7 30 PM and come in with renewed confidence after knocking off state champions Corpus Christi Tuesday. Carroll has drilled them since, and the rematch promises an exciting showdown.
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Catholic High
Kelvin Park
Chicago
Ccorpus Christi
St. Pat’s
Kankakee
Carroll
Six Foot Poinsettias On Show At Palmer House
Poinsettias almost six feet high draw crowds at Palmer House Loop Floral Shop where Leo Palmer, proprietor, says they are the tallest in the state. A large shipment is on display this week.
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Palmer Ouse, Loop
Leo Palmer
Stateville prison team routs Opal A. C. 109 to 0
Stateville football team crushed Opal A. C. of Chicago 109 to 0 to claim its ninth win. Stateville has scored 432 points this season while allowing none. On Christmas Day the inmates meet Peoria Fans in the season finale.
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Stateville
Opal A. C
Chicago
Peoria
Visitation Plans for John H. Garnsey Esquire
John H. Garnsey, attorney and editor of The Spectator, has been ill for several weeks and will depart for the east within a day or two. He intends to spend Christmas with his son and family before possibly traveling to Florida for several weeks.
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East
John H. Garnsey
the Spectator
Mr. Garnsey
Florida
Automobile Stolen Report In Minooka
Dale Marley reports to police that his automobile was stolen from the Clinton and Michigan streets area overnight last night.
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Dale Marley
Minooka
Clinton
Michigan Streets
Joliet News Agency Newsboys Christmas Dinner
Forty five newsboys from the Joliet News Agency will be treated to a turkey dinner at Sippel's on Jefferson street. They will then attend the Rialto theatre as guests of Mort Berman, city theatres manager, marking the loop district’s 14th Christmas party for the paperboys.
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Joliet News Agency
Sippel
Jefferson Street
Rialto Theatre
Mort Berman
City Theatres
Morris Program Delights with Music and Reading Event
Three Morris residents will perform at the Grundy County Farm Bureau Institute in Morris tomorrow. Mrs. Ralph Churchill formerly Lois Arbeiter will sing whistling selections with Mrs. Albert Jackson, and Mrs. Gustaf B. Erickson will read.
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Grundy County Farm Bureau Institute
Morris
Ralph Churchill
Lois Arbeiter
Albert Jackson
Gustaf B. Erickson
Boy Struck By Truck. Four-Year-Old Frances McCraney Involved
Four year old Frances McCraney was injured Tuesday afternoon when a truck driven by Frank Smith struck him near 106 North Center Street. Police report the child ran from behind a parked car into the truck path. injuries were not serious.
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Frances McCraney
North Center’ Street
Frank Smith
North
Chicago Street
McCraney
School Teachers to Receive December Payroll Friday
City teachers will get their December 28 pay Friday allowing time for Christmas purchases. Superintendent Dr H Am brose Perrin announced the total payroll amounts to 18500 dollars.
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H. Ambrose Perrin
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Louis Joliet
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