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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1935

Page

2

Bright year ahead employment rise predicted for 1936

Llewellyn Rogers, superintendent of the Illinois Free Employment Bureau, predicts a noticeable job pickup before 1936 ends. He cites the promised opening of the red mill and a national business upturn as bright spots likely to stimulate other industries and transportation via the J railroad. About 7,000 men are listed in the bureau files, with thousands of women also recorded and some on WPA projects.

Llewellyn Rogers Illinois Free Employment Bureau Rogers Bureau

Red Cross Opens First Aid Class January 3

The Red Cross will start a first aid class on Friday January 3 at the post office building Red Cross office. Dr Vaheh Seron will lead the 30 hour course meeting Fridays at 8 15 PM and aims to train instructors for future sessions. Registrations are accepted before January 3. Later in January a 15 hour course will offer instruction only.

Red Cross Olga F. _ Wilkey Wilkey Vaheh Seron

Churches to Welcome 1936 With New Year Services

Joliet churches plan New Year’s Eve watch parties and New Year’s Day Masses. Catholic parishes hold Masses on January 1 and hear confessions on January 0, while many Protestant churches schedule Eve programs and services.

Joliet

Spectator announces January 3 issue and delivery details

The Spectator declares the next issue to publish Friday January 3 with subsequent issues arriving Thursday afternoon. Readers are urged to call 9224 if not home by six o clock this evening or six o clock next Friday evening to receive a copy by special messenger.

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Second set of quadruplets reported in Johnson County

The second set of quadruplets born in Johnson County Texas were reported doing nicely today. The two boys and two girls were born December 5 to Mr and Mrs Robert Palmer near Rio Vista. Johnson County's first quadruplets were four sisters who attend Baylor University.

Johnson County Texas Robert Palmer Rio Vista Baylor University

Harris Installed As Kiwanis President In Ceremony

Eugene N. Harris was installed as Kiwanis president at St. John's Universalist church during annual ceremonies. Morton Hollingsworth became vice president and Warren Kirby was re elected secretary treasurer. New directors include George Sprague James Barr Floyd Olson and William Austin. Raymond Blunt the newly elected Illinois Eastern Iowa district governor presided. Lieutenants Himmel and Teninga spoke praising retiring president Verne Hahneman for leadership.

Eugene N. Harris Kiwanis Club St. John’s Universalist Church Morton M. Hollingsworth Warren L. Kirby George C. Sprague James M. Barr Floyd E. Olson William E. Austin William B. Black Roy N. Fargo William H. Heun George H. Johnson Raymond L. Blunt Illinois-Eastern Iowa Harry S. Himmel al W Teninga Verne L. Hahneman

The Age of Discretion and the Value of No

A reflective musing on growing up: the moment you grasp that saying no carries equal weight to saying yes. It frames maturity as recognizing boundaries and choosing with intention rather than impulse.

Christmas Mail Volume Tops Local Post Office Records

Postmaster J. Walter Lowrey announced a record Christmas mail season with all pre deadline mail delivered on time. From December 14 to 26 letters rose by 49 700 over 1934 and packages rose about 15 percent, necessitating 42 additional workers. Friday December 20, the local deadline day, was the busiest.

Yuletide J. Walter Lowrey Lowrey

Purchase 1936 Plates and City Vehicle Tag Now

Do not delay buying 1936 license plates and a city vehicle tag. Buying now saves fifty cents and avoids a potential fine for driving with 1935 plates in January.

Court Sniffs Fines Game Violators in Wisconsin

Chicago men J. McMillan and Edward Matson stood before Police Justice Loren Tait in Marinette Wis charged with game law violation for possessing three skunks. They pleaded not guilty. Judge Tait fined them fifty dollars plus costs after the sniff gag.

Co. J. McMillan Edward Matson Chicago Loren Tait Marinette Wis

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