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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1933

Page

3

Boat Fever Grips Joliet Residents With Boats

A Joliet slowdown on deep waterway access spurs a boat craze as residents buy speed boats and cruisers. Fred Sipple plans to seek an agency for a Michigan maker while James and Les Lawrence buy speed boats. Ed Daley buys a 32 foot cabin cruiser for lake Michigan trips. St Marys Branch Holy Name Society met February 16 at St Marys hall electing officers John Aschenbrenner Vince McSherry John Dillon Roy McCarthy and others.

Deep Waterway Fred Sipple Michigan Joliet James Lawrence Police Department Les Ed Daley Lake Michigan St. Mary’s The Holy Name Society St. Mary’s Hall John Aschenbrenner Co Ochs Vince McSherry John Dillon Roy MccCarthy

St Mary's Pre-Lenten Party And Dance Schedule

St Marys hosts a large pre Lenten card party and dance next Sunday at 8 15 pm in the Chamber of Commerce building. The program includes card games, modern and square dances with local orchestra, vocal selections by Owen McBride, and C Y O minstrel quartet. Numerous committees manage bridge euchre bunco and pinochle along with raffles booths and refreshments.

St. Mary’s Chamber of Commerce Owen McBride C. Y. O. Quartette Eddie McGuire Harold Graham Clare Cosgrove Tom Maher S. Rathford B. Gallagher S. F. Wilhelmi John Rickels Michael Donahue Wilbur Barry Bridge John Walsh Donahue S. Archambeault Wilhelmi John Webb William Delihanty Richard Kelly Euchre Joseph McCamley Elmer Yack Thomas Martin Helen Murphy Patrick Condon Theresa Ryan William Dandoe Margaret Lyons Geraldine McNamara Bunco Thomas Ryan J. E. Reilly Irvin Boe Joseph Dunn Richard McCambridge Catherine Schweitzer Leonard Lyons Harry Atkinson Stella Holland Arthur Barnes Aloysius McCarney Neil Sullivan James Ward George Stansbury Helen Dillon George Cheeseman John Baskerville Thomas Baskerville Edward Gavigan George Mahone

Famous Singer Here Tonight In Central Presbyterian Church

Risea Williams, Welch baritone and lecturer, tours the United States and appears in a song-lecture program tonight at 8 in Central Presbyterian Church. He will recount being rescued from the Lusitania sinking. Sponsored by the Ladies' Aid Society, no admission. a silver offering will be taken.

Risea Williams Welch United States Central Presbyterian Church Williams Ladies’ Aid Society Astor E. E. Wastiurs

Waterway to Open March Says Government Official

The Illinois Deep Waterway will open next Wednesday after tests at locks Brandon Dresden Marseilles Starved Rock and Joliet. U S engineer E H Beechley announced the nine foot draft waterway allows ships to the dam dynamited and the first inspection trip will leave Lockport on March 1.

Illinois Deep Waterway Jackson Bridge New Orleans Tion E. H. Beechley United States Joliet Brandon Dresden Marseilles Starved Rock Lockport

Annual Radio Frolics at Ashland Boulevard Auditorium

Radio fans will view the Annual Radio Frolics hosted by WCFL at the Ashland Boulevard Auditorium. The event features five halls of continuous entertainment including a cabaret and a radio show with leading radio personalities.

WCFL Ashland Boulevard van Buren Street Oll

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