Moose Fireside Party Major Radio Success
A major radio season success is the Moose Fireside Party broadcast on WGN premiering December 20. Louise Massey and the Westerners headline with the Merryweather Family. The show airs Sundays at 5 30 P M Central War Time and has drawn growing commendation from listeners. Louise Massey has been a national radio figure since 1928 with appearances on National Barn Dance and other programs.
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WGN
al Kumfert
Moose Lodge
Louise Massey
Merryweather
Louise
Moose program blends drama with civic lessons in Mooseheart legacy
The article describes a new Moose half hour radio program featuring the Merryweather family and other characters with episodes about modern parenting. It highlights the Moose's 30 year leadership of Mooseheart Illinois and its civic activities. The program aims to entertain while informing the public about fraternal fraternal service and civic values.
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Allin
Pun Ito’ Ine
Yn Alea
Milt Mabie
Order of Moose
Moose Lodge
Photographs Exhibit by Joliet Camera Club Opens
Gordon Skeel print director announces Joliet Camera Club exhibit of 30 prints for two weeks in the Public Service company sales room at Ottawa and Cass streets. The show features photographs by club members with Clare Connors and Arthur Stanersen on the print committee.
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Gordon Skeel
Joliet Camera Club
Public Service Company
Ottawa and
Cass Streets
Skeel
Clare Connors
Arthur Stanersen
Army Air Corps Training Starts for McDowall
George J. McDowall 20 son of Mr and Mrs W N Mc Dowall of 204 Illinois street left last week for Army Air Corps pilot training in Florida. He enlisted in October but did not receive word to report for duty until early jet week.
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George J. McDowall
W. N. McDowall
Illinois Street
Army Air Corps
Florida
McDowall
Armed Forces
Engineering career note at Dowall university event
Fragmentary report mentions an engineering role linked to Dowall and the University of oyeree Metment and a later association with J. L. Adler company. The garbled text limits clear facts or dates.
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University of Oyeree
J. L. Adler Company
Dr J E Fields Returns To Joliet For Practice
Dr J E Fields a Joliet Township High School graduate has returned to Joliet to practice. He replaces Dr George Sehring serving in the armed forces. Fields attended Passavant Memorial Hospital as obstetrician and worked with the late Dr David Phaneuf in Chicago. He is Northwestern University Medical School graduate with training at the Chicago Maternity Center. He did residency in obstetrics at Cook County Hospital and gynecology at Carney Hospital Boston. He is married to Elizabeth Gougar and they have a son Billy residing at 495 Catherine Street.
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J. B. Fields
Joliet Township
Joliet
George Sehring
Fields
Passavant Memorial Hospital
David Phaneuf
Chicago
Northwestern ‘University Medical School
Chicago Maternity Center
Special Services At Gospel Temple Sunday
Special dedicatory services are set at the Gospel Temple in the Chamber of Commerce building this Sunday. The afternoon program at 3 o'clock features Rev. A P Johnson of the Will County Ministerial association as speaker, with Rev. C D Momson directing the evening service at 7 20. Music includes the Temple Chorus under Miss Isabelle Drake and the Temple Orchestra led by Frerett Olson, with Joliet ministers and guests from outside the city participating.
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Gospell Temple
Chamber of Commerce
A. P. Johnson
Will County Ministerial Association
C. D. Momson
Temple Chorus
Miss. Isabelle Drake
Temple Orchestra
Frerett Olson
Joliet
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