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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1935

Page

2

Real Property Survey Initiative Promises Housing Data

Saivey is conducting a confidential Real Property Survey for the FHA and FERA with headquarters at 301 Will County National Bank Building. It will gather data on housing types, construction, condition, utilities, occupancy by age and race, and will be kept confidential for statistical use only. Enumerators must keep all information secret, face dismissal and legal action if breached.

Elles FHA FERA Will County National Bank

White Store Picnic Delights in Aurora Exposition Park

White Store workers enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Exposition Park in Aurora featuring baseball games running races tug of war balloon contests and eating frolics led by Chief Cook J J Cohen. A women’s tug o war upset the muscular men as the day’s surprise highlight.

Exposition Park Aurora J. J. Cohen

First Slovenian Day Draws 5000 People in Oak Grove

The United Slovenian societies of Rockdale held their first annual Slovenian Day at Oak Grove last Sunday with about 5,000 in attendance. Rose Jagodnik was crowned queen by Marie Shetina, with Lillian Juliant Frances Sterle Anna Wanagaitis as maids of honor and Helen Strojin Ann Penko Adeline Mosskus in the coronation court. John Shetina acted as master of ceremonies with John I Jevitz Jr. of Joliet aiding, as Joliet fraternal orders represented. 1935 federation officers include Shetina president Oberstar first VP Bostjancic second VP Urbancic secretary Kamnikar treasurer.

United Slovenian Societies of Rockdale Oak Grove Rose Jagodnik Joseph Jagodnik Moon Avenue Marie Shetina Lillian Juliant Frances Sterle Anna Wanagaitis Helen Strojin Ann Penko Adeline Mosskus John Shetina Federation John I. Jevitz, Jr Joliet Vadies Union Holy Family Union S.8.c. U We. F Triglay Anton Oberstar Mary Bostjancic Louis Urbancic John Kamnikar

Velazco’s 1024 compositions in 64 hours on air

Emil Velazco, with a portable pipe organ and a 12-man orchestra, is slated to perform at Dellwood Park on July 10. He once memorized and played 1024 distinct compositions in 64 consecutive hours on the air, a feat noted by Robert Ripley in his cartoon. The 1929 record remains a high point of his career as featured organist.

Emil Velazco Dellwood Park Robert I Ripley

New Fireworks Display Sets Joliet Aglow Today

Joliet shops unveil an array of new fireworks including miniature machine gun caps rockets and radio ear devices for the deaf with explanations on safe use. Vendors report strong sales of loud Chinese firecrackers and safety catches on the new guns.

Joliet

Nomination of Officers Set for July 15 at Harwood Post

Harwood Post of the American Legion will nominate officers and directors for the ensuing year on July 15 per George Hendrick. Delegates to the state convention at Quincy August 24-27 will also be nominated at that time. The election of officers is planned for August 6 and a membership campaign is expected to boost veteran enrollment in the coming two weeks.

Harwood American Legion George Hendrick Quincy Legion

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