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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1931

Page

3

Judges Selected for The Spectator Radio Spelling Bee

The Spectator will air its first annual radio spelling bee starting next week on Station WCLS at 7. Judges include H Ambrose Perrin Miss Margaret Lowrey and John H Garnsey. Earl L Douglas, veteran speaker and Joliet instructor, will preside at the microphone for the inaugural broadcast.

the Spectator WCLS H. Ambrose Perrin Margaret Lowrey F. E. Marsh John H. Garnsey The Spectator Earl L. Douglas Douglas France Joliet Perrin Moran Parks, Taft Woodland

Day in Camp pageant by Scout Troop 7 at church

Scouts of the Calvin Coolidge Jr. Troop 7 present A Day in Camp at the First Baptist church on Friday January 30 at 7 30. Earl Biddle will bugle signaling first aid fire building cooking songs tumbling flag ceremonies and campfire programs. Tickets available at the Boy Scout headquarters or from Troop Seven members.

Calvin’ Coolidge, Jr

I Have Just Learned By the Man on the Street

A mock street column notes Sergt. Irvin Boe plans for police magistrate with a 60 day leave. Others mention local figures Rudy Schoenstedt Fred Sipple Paul Schoene Al Felman Eugene Koehl D. H. Lentz and rumors about Hugh Bolton and a commission seat.

Sergt Irvin Boe Police Department Sergt. Boe

Vagrancy Drive Launched Here

Joliet police chief James E. Corcoran announced a vagrancy crackdown to curb holdups and robberies. Suspects with no visible means of support could face county jail sentences upon magistrate John J. Nicholson’s approval.

James E. Corcoran John J. Nicholson Joliet Corcoran

Four Heavyweight Church League Games At YMCA

Four heavyweight church league games are scheduled for tomorrow night at the YMCA gym. St Peter s Lutheran meets Ridgewood Baptist at 7. Grace M E faces Universalist at 7 45. Jewish Federation plays Trinity M E at 8 30 and Ottawa Street M E versus First Baptist at 9 15. Ottawa Street M E leads the heavyweight division. First Presbyterian tops the lightweight standings and the bantamweight race is tied among First Presbyterian Richards Street M E and Jewish Federation.

Carl Makeever St. Peter’s Lutheran Ridgewood Baptist Grace M. E Universalist Jewish Federation Trinity M. E

Police Halt Gambling In Joliet Pool Rooms

Chief of Police James E. Corcoran orders a drive against gambling in Joliet pool rooms. Sergeants and patrolmen are to visit all pool rooms to ensure obedience and address complaints of card playing and minor admittance.

Joliet James E. Corcoran

Murray Henderson Named Manager at World Travel Service

Murray Henderson, connected with steamship firms in Chicago and Mexico City for seven years, accepts a manager position at the World Travel Service bureau in the Rialto Square building. He works with L. M. Rubens at the bureau and lives at the West Pines hotel.

Murray Henderson Chicago Mexico City World Travel Service Bureau Rialto Square Mr. Henderson L. M. Rubens Bureau West Pines

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Earl C. Douglas Boston Maxine Hartnett Ethel McCowan Irene Lisdero Lee Coretto Marie Nielan Gen Johnson Rudy Schoenstedt Rudy Fred Sippel Atlanta Mr. Sipple Bunny Blotnik Miami Beach Florida Paul Schoene Woodruff Hotel al Felman Eugene Koehl de Luxe Park Board Highland and West Parks Jimmy Burke Roy Shackelton Joliet Aircraft Corporation Boulder Dam Eddie Kelly D. H. Lentz City Church
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