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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1938
Page
4
Ann Ward mocks rainy day prudence by selling umbrellas. Orville Cardwell Robert Geh reke and Arthur Weese Jr claim to be confirmed women haters. Mrs Pat Fitzgerald resigns as loop cook to helm a new restaurant. Readers gossip about local residents with playful nicknames and evening broadcasts by Emil Flindt.
The Y M C A Players stage Noel Coward’s Hay Fever at the Farragut school auditorium last night. The show runs again tomorrow night and Friday at 8 15. Owen McBride stars with Lois Zarley Robson supported by Jean Mc Cracken Stuart Robson and a full cast under Robson’s direction in Coward’s witty family comedy.
The St Marys Croatian parish plans a March 1 dance in the Croatian ballroom. Young parishioners will perform novelty dances and mixers with guests receiving favors.
Local dealer E A Timm outlines income tax deductions for autos. Eligible items include registration fees and taxes, interest on car loans, financing charges, operating and maintenance costs for business use, depreciation at 25 percent, auto insurance for business use, and casualty losses. Capital expenditures for cars used in business are not deductible.
The sewing circle at St. Raymond's Church hosts a birthday card party on Friday February 25 marking its fourteenth anniversary. Afternoon and evening sessions to be held in the colonial room with Mrs. George Pubentz and Mrs. Joseph Becker overseeing arrangements. A large birthday cake will be served.
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