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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
9
A boy named Bunny and Mina grow from playful children drawing a future house to young adults chasing love. Bunny, taller and talented in architecture, persists through years of separation and pursuit, finally winning Mina’s heart as he presents their shared dream house.
Newly elected officers were installed at Fre Larsen’s home. A card party at Chaney school was planned for next Friday and a discussion on a combined show for dogs rabbits pigeons and other pets was held. Officers: President W. W. Large Vice President Fred Larsen Treasurer Marion De Landre Secretary Harper Reid Directors H. H. Shingler Al Dittmeyer Guy Putty Jean Vreuls Ralph Brooker.
The St Anthony Girls club sponsors a penny social in the parish hall next Monday evening featuring the one act play Masqued Ferns. Cast includes Theresa Soave Violet Sebben Pauline Vercellotti Rose Palma Bernice Mandella Evelyn Casagrande Thera Garavaglia Esther Giacobe. Side booths offer items and entertainment at one cent each. Tickets cost ten cents for admittance.
Last minute plans are completed for St Bernard's Mardi Gras event at Rialto Gardens on Wednesday February 7. Bernard's church Ridgere hosts a floor show style show dance and card games with tickets 60 cents including reservations. Tables may be reserved by phoning 2 4992 or 2 0129.
A Pittsburgh man obtained a divorce after his wife struck him with a telephone directory. The joke notes that a New Yorker might have faced a fractured skull instead, implying a harsher outcome for the same quarrel.
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