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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
5
Marie Gaudetette offers four natural observations from last week. First animals trap their heads in tin cans and jars and cannot free themselves. Second summer road deaths of birds as they tend their young. Third hermit crabs use another’s shell for shelter due to lacking a full shell. Fourth Sas s af ras and Red Mulberry have three leaf types.
The questions explore animal behavior: rabbits washing their face with paws, goats eating tin cans, and snakes swallowing their young in danger. Real answers explain grooming habits, diet preferences, and snake reproductive behavior with factual details.
A farewell breakfast Saturday January 15 at G C Edom 1119 Bryan Ave marked Scouts transferring to Farragut in February. Mrs M F Shaw Lieutenant and Miss Lois Adams Captain assisted. Awards and Tenderfoot pins awarded at a Friday meeting with badges announced and Taps sung.
In last week’s Spectator the poem A Girly Scout appeared with author Barbara Yesberger of Washington Troop No 7. The troop held a Court of Awards after school in the school auditorium with mothers and friends present as Mrs Earl Hodges led the flag salute and Star Spangled Banner.
Trinity M. E. Church presents the three act comedy Red Headed Step-Child on Thursday January 27 at 8 pm in the community house corner Brown and Fairbanks avenues under the Kelly Circle. Mrs H B Barnes directs a cast of twelve youths Evelyn Ferrell Merle Swithin Audrey Ferrell Evelyn Zinser Erma Mogle Marjorie Henson Norma Jean Smith Martha Byrd Royal Johnston William Kelly Harold Swinfurd and Myrl Swinford. Tickets go to Kelly Circle members and cast members.
The article explains signaling regulations for drivers. A hand signal alone does not grant right of way and must be made only when safe and without affecting other vehicles. It emphasizes using signals to warn intent before maneuvers near curbs.
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