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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1935

Page

7

Pontiac showcases new model with modern design and safety features

Ferguson Motor Co displays the Ultra modern Pontiac with low gas use knee action steering and fast acceleration. Highlights include chrome grill, torpedo lines, widened front seats and door openings, and a pick proof lock with shearable locking ears. Ralph J. Ferguson and Charles E. Ferguson own the dealership. salesmen include Lloyd Bartholli Chester E. Drake and James E. Woods.

Ferguson Motor Clinton Street America Pontiac Ferguson Motor Company Ralph J. Ferguson Charles E. Ferguson Lloyd Bartholli Chester E. Drake James E. Woods

Illinois Driver License Bill Aims to Curb Reckless Roads

J H Braun of the Chicago Motor Club drafted a proposed drivers license and financial responsibility bill to curb reckless driving, now a feature in 80 states and DC. Illinois would require licenses for all operators, with older drivers exempt from exams, new drivers taking a driving test, cost set at fifty cents for three years, and suspensions or revocations for offenses.

J. H. Braun Chicago Motor Club District of Columbia Braun Illinois

Mrs Henry Held Yesterday Follows Joliet Resident

Funeral services for Mrs Rachel J Henry, longtime Joliet resident and widow of Jacob A Henry, were held yesterday at the home of her niece Mrs Frederick A Hill with Rev E E Hastings officiating. Cremation occurred at Oakwood cemetery and interment was in Deerind Pennsylvania. She was 32, active in clubs, and survived by a brother, three nieces, two grandnieces, and two grandnephews.

Rachel J. Henry Joliet Frederick A. Hill E. E. Hastings Central Presbyterian Church Oakwood Cemetery Ydeerind Henry Aet August Vaughn Brooks Eee Old Henry South Eastern Avenue Jacob A. Henry Holly Club John Hulsizer

Great Speed Is Dangerous

The Chicago Motor Club warns that high speeds are dangerous on slippery pavements and that pedestrians cannot jump out of the way. Stormy days leave walkers hidden in coats and unaware of oncoming cars. Brakes require extra attention on slick roads. Roosevelt calls to remove profits from war and war prophets.

Accident Prevention Department Chicago Motor Club

Meeting Announced for St Marys Holy Name Eagles Night

A church gathering at St Marys Holy Name begins at 7 15 with an election of officers at 7 30. Current officers include George Foster president Arthur Kelly vice president Arthur Melcher recording secretary Dr J Campbell Carey financial secretary and Eugene Gallagher treasurer. Plans for the coming year and Eagles fraternal order activities at 304 East Washington Street will be discussed under Arthur Momper president. A corned beer and cabbage dinner will follow the meeting under Thomas Norton entertainment chair.

William L. Brant St. Mary's Holy Name George Foster Arthur Kelly Arthur Melcher J. Campbell Carey Eugene Gallagher The Eagles Fraternal Order East Washington Street Arthur Momper Thomas Norton

New Bathroom Effects Brighten Space with Glossy Accents

White walls receive high gloss accents through rose or blue shower curtains and towels. A durable enamel finish over two coats of flat white paint yields an attractive long lasting surface for bathrooms.

Cleveland bank payoff shocks hundreds of depositors

Hundreds of depositors fail to appear to claim funds after the Cleveland bank announces a payoff. The event stuns local observers as the financial setback unfolds.

Cleveland Bank

Winter Underwear Irritations Prompt Laughs

A light note suggests minor winter underwear issues can bother people, turning into a humorous reflection on daily discomforts during cold weather.

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Roosevelt Joliet Farm Joliets Poultry House Soe Aes Pho Tng Public Service Company van Buren Street Ance-Fitzgibbons Furniture Company Joliet and van Buren Streets Glendora Burns Coal Company Joliet Lumber & Fuel Company Zero Ice Company
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