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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1939

Page

3

Joliet Republicans urged to nominate qualified aides

The editorial urges Joliet township Republicans to nominate capable and honest candidates for highway commissioner and assistant supervisors. It laments past patronage, calls for reducing county expenditures, and argues the party should select responsible, qualified nominees to win in April. It also criticizes defunct township rules and urges proper central committee control.

Jim Harden Wilmington Uncle Sam Board of Supervisors Board of Review Harden Wilmington Township United States of America Joliet Township Frybody Joliet Groun

Red Hot Mayoralty Fight Golden Gloves Ticket Sale Opens Monday

Forty, over 110 amateur pugilists from Joliet and nearby towns including Chicago Heights and Aurora will compete in the Golden Gloves tournament February 13, 14 and 21. Tickets go on sale Monday for a Catholic High gym event sponsored by The Spectator and Chicago Tribune.

Joliet Chicago Heights Aurora Morris Rockdale Lockport The Spectator Chicago Tribune Catholic High Gym Maurice Flynn Joe Roman Dave Rosen Emmett McGuire George Martis Elks Club

Joliet Cleaners Enter War as Prices Drop

An Elgin cleaning concern announces Joliet entry and price cuts on cleaning suits dresses overcoats neckties and other wearables. Joliet firms deny targeting the newcomer, but observers expect intensified competition and possible dull business as spring cleaning nears and summer garments arrive early.

Joliet Elgin

Kelly Jones Will Battle For Honor In Joliet Race

Joliet voters brace for a heated mayoral contest as Kelly Jones faces off against incumbent Jomes. Prominent factions form around finances and city improvements with April deadlines shaping campaign momentum.

Kelly-Jones

Stolen license plates reported by residents

Fred Kirkham and George Vargo reported missing license plates to police this morning. Kirkham is from 2% N. Eastern venue and Vargo lives at 1303 Fairview Avenue.

Fred Kirkham N. Eastern George Vargo Fairview Avenue

Book And Cap Left On Running Board By Teens

Mrs Irene Dillman reports two boys followed her car on Western avenue near Center street then left a book and a cap on the running board after she drove away The book is identified as belonging to John Gosselin a Catholic High School student at 200 Richards street A notice was left at his home for pickup of the items.

Irene Dillman Ohio Street Western Avenue Center Street John Gosselin Richards Street Catholic High School

Woman Sues Store Over Corset Infection

Maggie Fazio filed in circuit court a $10,000 damages suit against Kline's Department Store and Venus Foundation Garments Inc. She alleges a December 1937 corset bearing Venus Foundation Garment caused erysipelas streptococcus infection, injuring her hips and other parts of her body and nearly causing death.

Kline’s Department’ Store Venus Foundation Garments, Inc Maggie Fazio Venus Foundation

Tickets for Golden Gloves on sale at The Spectator office

January 30 opens ticket sales with reservations for preliminaries semifinals and finals. Prices range for TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS at 14 25 cents 40 cents 50 cents and FINALS at 21 30 and 50 cents.

1938 Joliet Fire Loss Tops Hundred Thousand Dollars

The 1938 Joliet fire year reported 395 alarms and a loss of 113547 dollars. Causes ranged from autos and short circuits to chimney sparks and overheated stoves, with two major fires driving the jump from 1937. Two deaths occurred and 15 people were injured. Chief Nygren gave figures on per alarm cost and inspections conducted.

Joliet Duriis John O. Nygren Nygren Baskin Lmits Amanda Man Louis Bertani Chi Nggren

Doctor Albert Buckner Coe to Speak at YMCA Banquet

Dr. Albert Buckner Coe, a prominent Congregational minister, will address the annual YMCA banquet at the Y in Oak Park tonight. He has long served as senior minister at First Congregational Church in Oak Park and held high office in his congregation.

Albert Buckner Coe

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