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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1942

Page

8

Rumor, Justice, and a Grand Jury in Will County

Opinion urges the Monday grand jury to question Judge Bartley about rumors and avoid indicting the small offenders while social and fraternal groups and officials may escape scrutiny. It argues Bartley seeks headlines and warns against smearing Burke and O Neill or Will County’s good name.

Country Club University Club Yuletide Club Elks Moose Eagles Judge Bartley Burke and O'Neill Will County

Romeo Sunday School To Hold Special Meeting

The Romeo Community Sunday School will hold a special meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 30 with the Gideons of Joliet as speakers. All interested are invited to attend. The note ends with a moral line about courage to do wrong.

Romeo Community The Gideons of Joliet

Nursing Schools To Have Open House

The Silver Cross Hospital School of Nursing will observe the week of January 26 to 31 proclaimed by Governor Dwight H Green as open house for accredited Illinois nursing schools. On Saturday afternoon January 31 tea will be served from 2 to 5 pm. high school seniors and graduates with parents and advisors are invited, with guides available to discuss nursing and nursing schools during a hospital tour.

Silver Cross Hospital School of Nursing Dwight H. Green Illinois

Defense stamps sales expand to city grade schools

In local public schools the defense stamp program shows strength as pupils respond to the drive. The school board also voted to allow teachers to purchase defense bonds through payroll deductions if they choose.

Offices Move Announced for Rialto to Chamber Building

Assessor William Sorg announced that the town offices in the Rialto building will move to the Chamber of Commerce building within the next week or ten days. The Rialto offices were formerly occupied by Assessor John J. Maloney.

Asses Rialto Ing Chamber of Commerce William Sorg John J. Maloney

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