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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1952

Page

4

Two Rays and a Woodchuck in TV Festival Show

Ray McGuire of Joliet Ray Libersher of Lockport Woody Engle of Manhattan and Charles Macier of Joliet form a quartet that has won honors in local and state farm music festivals over the last two years appearing on a 9:30 to 10 p m telecast from WGN TV tomorrow night hosted by the Will County Farm and Home Bureau.

Will County Farm and Home Bureaus Wgn-Tv Ray McGuire Joliet Ray Libersher Lockport Woody Engel Manhattan Charles Macier

Farmers to hear talk on income taxes tomorrow

Tomorrow evening at 7 30 there will be a farm record book meeting in the Farm Bureau meeting rooms 59 W Clinton street George Whitman of the University of Illinois will be guest speaker for the meeting and will talk on the Illinois farm record book income tax as it affects the farmer and social security as it affects some farmers.

Farm Bureau W. Clinton Street George Whitman University of Illinois

Moose District Meet Planned in Loyal Order Address

Loyal Order of Moose members prepare for a district meeting on January 25 and work to fill a membership quota. Lea ton P. Nobis, membership director, assists from Moose headquarters.

Order of Moose Leaton P. Nobis Moose

Former Cohen henchman to address rally here

Jim Vaus, ex gangster and UC Berkeley trained electronics expert, will speak at the Youth for Christ rally Saturday night at Central Presbyterian Church at 7 45. Vaus, once a private consultant for the LAPD and reputedly paid $8000 monthly by Cohen, converted in 1949 and now preaches under the banner Christ Not Crime. He shares his life story Why I Quit Syndicated Crime and promotes his campaign across the country. The event will include a short musical program and is open to the public.

Mickey Cohen Jim Vaus Youth For Christ Central Presbyterian Church Vaus Joliet University of California Los Angeles Federal Bureau of Investigation Cohen Billy Graham Syndicated

Cancer society adds supplies and memorial gift

Grundy county committee for the American Cancer Society reports four mattress covers added to the cancer loan closet. Drs. J. B. Larson and P. G. Nicholson are co-chairs of the committee. The group also received a $400 memorial gift from the estate of a Grundy county citizen, per Ruth Allen secretary of the cancer organization.

Grundy County American Cancer Society Cancer Loan J. B. Larson P. G. Nicholson Ruth Allen Cancer Organization

Penny Social At St Marys Nativity Feb 15

The Mothers club of St Marys Nativity sponsors a penny social on Friday evening February 15 at 7:30 in St Marys Allan School hall 706 N Broadway. Mrs M Bak is chairman of the event.

St. Mary’s Mothers’ Club St. Mary’ Oallan School Hall N. Broadway M. Bak

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