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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1933

Page

8

Salvation Army Industrial Store Serves Joliet Poor and Collectors

The Joliet Salvation Army Industrial Store on East Cass Street serves 30 to 50 families daily with second hand clothing bedding and furniture. Captain Harry Strissel says the store also helps poor who cannot afford items by selling at low prices while profits go to fund further social work. collectors buy heirlooms rare editions and antique pieces, with book collectors among those visiting.

Salvation Army East Cass Street Harry Strissel Army Corps Joliet Strissel Army

Plantation Grill and Cafe Opens Near Joliet

The Plantation cafe opens tomorrow night under Duke Kennedy as owner and manager. Festivities include dancing by Harry Habberkorn's band. Located about five miles north of Joliet on Route Four, the remodeled building is praised as one of the area's most beautiful country cafes.

Duke” Kennedy Harry Habberkorn Joliet Route Four

Fahey Declares Tires Were Cut in Parking Dispute

Patrick Fahey, real estate dealer, testified that his tires were not only let air out but cut in a dispute over parking privileges behind the Barber building. A colored man, out on bond, faces a tampering charge and is to be tried in police court today.

Patrick Fahey Fahey Barber

Legal Notice of Abandonment of Electric Railway Route

Notice of application filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission to abandon and cease operating a portion of the electric railway from Lockport through Will and Cook counties to Lyons Township and Summit. Service to be provided by Chicago & Joliet Transportation Company via State Highway Route 4 A to Sixty third Street and into Chicago Loop. Hearing details available through ICC Secretary in Springfield.

Illinois Commerce Commission First Street Lockort Illinois Sectionourteen Thirtysix Lockport Dupage Will County Lemont Township Palos Township Cook County Lyons Township Summit Chicago & Joliet Transportation Company

Ten Districts Compete in Y M C A Tennis Tournament

The Y M C A district tennis tournament will be held at Nowell Park one week from tomorrow, with games starting at 1 30. The event gathers ten districts to compete in the afternoon matches.

Nowell Park

Three Men Sent to Vandalia Farm by Judge Austin

In Judge Ralph C. Austin’s court three men were sentenced to Vandalia state farm after being found guilty. William Roby received three months. Jack Hite was sentenced to 60 days for carrying concealed weapons. Vincent O’Keron will serve 90 days for robbing Gleaners’ Hall at Troy. Both Hite and O’Keron have prior Vandalia stays.

Vandalia Farm Judge Austin Vandalia Ralph C. Austin William Roby Jack Hite Vincent O’keron Gleaners Troy Hite O’keron State Farm

Chicago and Joliet Electric Railway notice

Dated this 3rd day of July 933 the Chicago and Joliet Electric Railway Company announces action by W H Heun its General Manager Barr and Barr its Attorneys.

A. D Chicago & Joliet Electric Railway Company W. H. Heun Barr & Barr

Inquests Count 61 Deaths in First Half of 1933

Dr. E. A. Kingston records 61 inquests from January to June 1933 with autos leading at 15 deaths. Drowning ranks second with 14, followed by personal crisis reports, burns, and train accidents. Kingston also signed 48 death certificates without inquests.

E. A. Kingston Kingston

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