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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1942

Page

2

Willsmen Face Busy Week of Junior College Games

The Willsmen basketball team schedules three games in the coming week at Joliet High Gym against Herzl Ironians and Morganites, with many players in the armed forces reducing roster. Wright, Morton, and Joliet JC share first in the Junior College league.

Willsmen Joliet High School Herzl Ironians Morganites Wilson Army Wright Morton Joliet

Coach Wills Regroups After Player Departures

The team has lost one more game this season with Bob Parker leaving for the army. Don Peterson, a forward, took his army exam last week and Nick iuebler will replace him. The starting forwards will be Schmidt and Peterson with Mulbar ger and Roth at guard. center starter remains uncertain.

Bob Parker Army Aubrey Wills Don Peterson Forard Nick Iuebler Bill Schmidt Peterson Cliff Mulbarger Bill Roth

Woman Donor Weighed Lead to Reach Blood Donation

Edith Van Leuven of San Francisco weighing 103 pounds donated a pint to the Red Cross Blood Bank after secretly weighing down her pockets with lead to meet the 120 pound minimum. The deception was discovered later.

Edith van Leuven San Francisco Cal Kenneth van Leuven Air Corps Red Cross Blood Bank Timm Aircraft Corp

Study Club Meeting Postponed After Member's Husband Death

The Wo mans Study club scheduled for last Monday was postponed due to the death of C. A. Russell, husband of a member. It will meet this Monday with reviews by Mrs. E. E. Hastings and Mrs. L. F. Kuicks.

Woman’s Study Club C. A. Russell E. E. Hastings L. F. Kuicks

Will County Tuberculosis association seeks $12,000 more

The Christ mas seal sale has raised $11,000, but Dr Mat Bloom field president says this is $1,000 short of the 1943 budget. He asks for broad community support to fund health education, tuberculin testing, case finding, rehabilitation and re examination of army rejectees, with free health education materials available.

Will County Tuberculosis Association Mat Bloomfield Association

Court House Service Station Misplaced in Classifieds

The Court House Service station at 8 W. Washington Street was misclassified in last week’s double spread advertisement. It should have appeared under Periodic Car and Technical Car rather than its earlier section.

Court House W. Washington Street

Sears Publishes 1943 Spring Catalog For 7 Million Customers

Sears, Roebuck & Co. began mailing its 1943 spring and summer general catalog to about 7,000,000 customers. The new edition is 14 pages smaller than last year despite trimming space for hard line and big ticket items like farm machinery and hardware.

Sears, Roebuck & Co

Spectator issue details from Joliet 1948

The Spectator reports Vol XVI dated January 21 1948 number 41 with offices at 107 118 W Cass Street Joliet Illinois and a listed telephone number.

the Spectator Cass Street Joliet Illinois

New Roller Rink The Rollatorium Opens Soon

The Rollatorium skating rink opens tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the old Alamo ballroom at the northwest corner of Chicago and Clinton streets. It is run by Oscar Jesse and wife formerly of Peoria. Public hours begin Wednesday through Sunday 7 30 to 10 30 p m with Sunday matinees 2 to 5 p m. Classes on Sundays noon to 2 p m and adults Wednesdays 6 30 to 7 30 p m. Private parties dancing and bazaars available Monday and Tuesday nights with instructors Harry Schenk and Robert Gillan and William Bird as organist.

Rollatorium Alamo Ballroom Chicago Clinton Streets Oscar Jesse Peoria Bellatorium Harry Schenk Joliet Robert Gillan William Bird

Offsetting Curtailment Boosts Apparel and Domestic Lines

The report notes an 18.5 percent increase in space for wearing apparel and domestic lines to counterbalance overall curtailment.

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