Eastern Star installation event set for January 10
The Eastern Star holds a Wednesday installation at 8 o clock in the Masonic Hall with Mrs Cross as worthy matron and David B ie as worthy patron to succeed their predecessors. Other officers include Edna me associate matron Kepheth Hutchison secretary Mcn Mary Hurst treasurer Anna Kerr conductress and Rather Moir associate conductress. A dancing party follows the ceremony with decor by Stansbury while a large crowd is anticipated.
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Masonica
Cross
Grace Keck
David B.ie
Edname
George N
Kepheth Hutchison
Mary Hurst
Anna. Kerr
Rather Moir
Ae 5
Stansbury
Bus Hearing on Wilcox-Cass Street Line Set Today
Hearing on the area and operation of buses on the Wilcox Cass street line is scheduled for today before the Illinois Commerce Commission in Chicago. W A Huen general manager of the C and J Electric Railway Company said definite word is expected by month end and service may begin soon after.
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Wilcox-Cass St
Illinois Commerce Commission
Chicago
W. H. Huen
C. and J. Electric Railway Company
Leimbacher Starts Interneship At St Luke's Chicago
Earl S. Leimbacher, son of Mr and Mrs Charles B Leimbacher of 04 North Raynor Avenue, begins interneship at St Luke's Chicago after completing medical studies at Rush Medical College University of Chicago. He graduated Joliet High School in 1925 and the University of Illinois in 1929, then four years at Rush.
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Earl S. Leimbacher
Charles B. Leimbacher
North Raynor Avenue
St. Luke’s Italcago
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
Dr. Leimbacher
Joliet High School
University of Ilinois
Fim
Salvation Army Plans City and Nearby Concert Series
The Salvation Army brass and string bands announce a series of concerts this month in Joliet and neighboring cities. Captain Harry El announces a Hammond Indiana appearance and a Pontiac Illinois date, with a January date for the brass and a concert in this city by the string band. John C. Neilson leads the brass band and Mrs J L directs the string band.
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Salvation Army
Joliet
Harryel
Hammond
Indiana
Pontiac
Illinois
John C. Neilson
J. L
Pps Ja
New Year Baby Arrives at St Joseph’s Hospital
Joliet welcomes its first citizen of 1934 a nine pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Guido Ruthenbeck at 12 35 A M New Year’s morning Both mother and child are reported doing well at St Joseph’s Hospital in Joliet
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St. Joseph's Pital
Joliet
Guido Ruthenbeck
Wilcox Street
Deposit Committees Assist Bank Receiver in Liquidation
W M Knutson receiver for Will County National Bank and Joliet National Bank states that depositors committees are functioning to advise on the orderly liquidation of all claims. The committees represent a large portion of deposits and their services are valued in accelerating the process.
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Will County National Bank
Joliet National Bank
W.M. Knutson
Knutson
Who's Who Names Prominent Young Men 1934 list
A new publication features young men under forty. Notables named include Charles Lindbergh Gene Tunney Admiral Richard Byrd Fredric March and Walter Winchell in this year’s edition.
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Charlies Lindbergh
Gene Tunney
Admiral Richard Byrd
Frederic March
Walter Winchell
Public Library Seeks Adult Reading Material Donations
Mrs. Rena M. Barickman librarian says strong citizen response to used book drive continues but demand remains for adult level reading. Only new items are pay books rented by readers. income is so limited no free books have been purchased for two years.
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Rena M. Barickman
Lbrarian
Birthday surprise for Leidig at Cagwin Avenue home
A group of friends surprised Leidig on her sixteenth birthday at her Cagwin Avenue home last night. St John's Universalist church girls choir surprised with singing during the visit. A car bridge, light luncheon at midnight, and a gathering of friends from Edison Park and Chicago accompanied the celebration.
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Dorothy Tor Cagwin Avenue
St. John’s U
First marriage license issued in Joliet year
Three days into January passed before Joliet issued its first marriage license. Deputy County Clerk Frank Zielinske granted the permit to Chicago couple Irving Levine and Roberta Copeland, making them the first to wed in the area this year.
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Joliet
Frank Zielinske
Chicago
Irving Levine
Roberta Copeland
Juliet
Sugar's Weight Question Prompts Challenge by Local Suitors
A playful news item notes a claim that a cubic foot of sugar weighs 100 pounds and forecasts a contest by a group of young men whose sweethearts are lighter than that claim, adding local humor to the page.
Sunday Times to Feature Famous Funnies Section
The Sunday Times announces a new comics section featuring Tarzan Joe Palooka Dixie Diamond Mutt and Jeff Tailspin Tommy and more. Each week’s issue includes main news, a photo gravure, and a colored Funnies section with editions on sale Saturday night and Sunday morning.
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Tarzan
Joe Palocks
Paella Ot Haga Dixie Suank Mutt
Jeff
Eee Tailspin
Tommy
Pam
Tzi Ritz
Aptain and the Kids
N Leon
W. the Detective
Sunday ‘Times
Bigge
Sunday Times
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Earl Leimbacher
Interneship
the Great Northern Recreation
van Buren ST
Majestic Theatre
Collins ST
Kent Taylor
Gabriel
White House
Walter Huston
Franchot Tone
Dickie Moore
Karen Morley
Metro * News
Devil
ST. Joseph’s
Dan Cupid
Hay Ae Wig Rae
Ceresota
Lincoln Bakery & Grocery
Davenola
Davenport
Toliet and
Var
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