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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1937

Page

1

Democrats to Celebrate Big Victory Thursday

Joliet and Will County Democrats plan a victory celebration at the Elks ballroom next Thursday evening with a banquet and dance under Conrad J. Wirth. A nationwide Roosevelt radio address at 9 pm will be carried as part of the festivities.

Joliet Will County Elks Ballroom Conrad J. Wirth William Fitzgerald Roosevelt Wirth Farley P.F. McFarland William Connors Dorothy Wagner Bernard Fay Richard Donahue Harold Downey Sidney Baskin Eee Commit Michael Ditello Stanley L. Zobel Andrew Jenco Joseph Jaeger Francis Johnson

Mayor Jones Speaks Tonight to Merchants

Mayor George T. Jones addresses a business gathering at the annual meeting of the merchant division of the Association of Commerce. A dinner at the Woodruff hotel precedes the meeting and Al Baskin introduces the speaker.

George T. Jones Merchant Division The Association of Commerce Woodruff Hotel al Baskin Jones

Watch Your Step Pedestrians Targeted In Joliet Traffic Plan

Four teenagers among thirty injured in Joliet last month were pedestrians. T H Perryman of the National Safety Council notes pedestrians must recognize drivers rights. Beginning next Monday night traffic forums on WCLS will broadcast and dramatize local accidents and traffic ordinance provisions.

T. H. Perryman National Safety Council WCLS Joliet

Spiritualists to Gather Under National Leader at Jasper Church

Joseph Whitwell president of the National Spiritualists Association will keynote a gathering at the First Spiritualist Church at Jasper and Glenwood Place on February 28. He is a longtime lecturer and will be joined by co workers as the church plans a series of March meetings.

Joseph Whitwell National Spiritualists Association Jasper and Glenwood Place Whitwell Seelbe Mabel Riffel Akie Stillwell

Suits to Seek Large Sums in County Drug Cases

Former state attorney William R. McCabe initiates actions to collect more than 300000 from Herbert R. Jones and A F Delander in two circuit court suits. Bondsmen face action for unpaid sums tied to Jones former treasurer and Delander former clerk with motions pending and deadlines set.

William R. McCabe Will County Herbert R. Jones A. F. Delander Jones Fred J. Walsh Delander D. R. Anderson

Elgin Joliet & Eastern Railroad Orders Six Diesel Engines

The Elgin Joliet and Eastern railroad announced a modernizing move with an order for six diesel engines for early delivery. Joliet officials did not specify the service for the new locomotives as production rises due to favorable times and increased demand.

Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Joliet Beith & Steel

Republicans Fight For Town Nomination In Joliet

Joliet township Republicans struggle to agree on a slate to oppose Democrats in April. Former officials seek comebacks including Charles Louth aiming for supervisor. Differences must be resolved by Monday to file names for the ballot.

Joliet Township Charles Louth

March Weather Preview from Joliet Almanac

Forecasters warn of a cold front and possible storm by the weekend as March approaches. The city notes one of Joliet's mildest winters on record and expects a shift to unsettled, colder conditions ahead.

Joliet

Tavern Keeper Fights Off Bandits At Demski Tavern

Stan Demski, proprietor of the Demski Tavern at 1305 Cass street, fired on two young bandits attempting a door break in. The robbers fled down Henderson avenue after a brief chase. one man staggered as a bullet may have struck. Deputies checked for injured suspects and followed hospital leads.

Demski Cass Street Stanley Demski Henderson Avenue Dempsey Cass and Youngs Avenue Mathew Hartford John Bazaar

Joliet Golden Gloves Team Fails to Reach Finals in Chicago

Joliet entry in the Spectator Chicago Tribune golden gloves tournament at the Chicago Stadium over three days failed to reach the finals. Shapiro missed weight and was eliminated. Lander, Brooks, and Duncan won preliminaries but fell in the semi finals. Joliet won eight fights but lost in the final round.

Joliet Chicago Tribune Stadium Chicago Shapiro Lander Brooks Duncan

Carriers Call In Monthly Paper Collections

Spectator carriers make their monthly collections this week asking readers to have their nickel ready when they call Cheerful lads deliver the paper and invite cooperation Readers should request the collection cards from their carrier.

School Board In Row No President No Pay

Albert Odenthal, deposed president of Joliet school inspectors, served notice that vouchers signed by others should not be honored. At Monday’s meeting the board voted to depose him and to name Nicholson as deputy. Odenthal claims the action illegal and remains head, while Inspector Limacher questions legality and notes no roll call was taken.

Chitecta Cours Newton Odenthal Mr. Odenthal Albert Odenthal Joliet Nnns Limacher Nicholson Pse

Supreme Court Orders Wilson to Expunge Record

The Supreme Court orders Judge Edwin L. Wilson of Sangamon County to expunge his October order removing Jos. Sam Perry from the November ballot. The court held Will County lacked jurisdiction for mandamus and faulted the county clerks for omitting Perry’s name without due process. Perry, chosen as a Democratic candidate after Michael F. Hennetry’s death, sought to remain on the ballot, challenging the certification by the State Primary Certifying Board and the actions of D. A. Romano who contested Perry’s nomination.

Edwin L. Wilson Circuit Court Will and DuPage Counties Jos Sam Perry Supreme Court Perry Senatorial Committee Michael F. Hennetry D. A. Romano Romano Springfield Sangamon County Will County Wilson Secretary of State

First Lutheran Church Becomes Joliet’s Air Conditioned Site

Rev. John A. Goeken says the First Lutheran church has completed a new cooling and the stove heating system at a cost of $3,500. The plant heats and cools the church parsonage, making it the only air conditioned church in Joliet.

Joliet John A. Goeken First Lutheran Church Goeken

Serbian Choir to Perform at Elks Ballroom Sunday

The Serbian Orthodox Church Choir presents a concert at the Elks ballroom on Sunday March 7 at eight in the evening.

Elks Ballroom

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