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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
8
Readers note a long list of residents and guests visiting or hosting over the Fourth. Names, addresses, and towns appear from Rockford to Chicago, with many local households hosting relatives and friends across Illinois and Wisconsin.
Mr and Mrs Frank Snure hosted relatives and friends over the weekend and Fourth of July. Clark Snure of Detroit joined as a guest along with Dr and Mrs Laden Wentworth and their son Allen. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs R F Baker at 208 Elgin Ave for the weekend.
Mrs. Johnson and Granger are sisters were visited by Harry Granger and family from Argyle Wisconsin. Stephen Kodiak and family visited Chicago friends including Miss Helen Kodiak and Frank. The Modernettes club held a swimming party at Newell Park and tennis before. Celia Arvidson will host the next meeting September 1 with members Helen Kodiak Dorothy Dahl Evelyn Gleason Bernadette Loeffler Mary Clare Steffan Genevieve Borg Ether Brown.
The column advises on who should be an usher and how to invite young guests to a wedding. It suggests letting the bride handle invitations for children and proposes simple personal notes or calls rather than formal cards. It notes Rockefeller Jr. shifting political stance and praises admitting error.
Louis Kleinhoffer, proprietor of Joliet Carburetor Sales and Service at 664 Cass St, highlights 15 years in the trade, most in Joliet, and a broad network. He stresses proper workmanship, customer satisfaction, fair pricing, and regular car inspections to prevent major repairs, noting the importance of clean spark plugs and correct timing.
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