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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1931

Page

14

Eleanor Ware Sparks Rivalry At Tennis Club Party

Gertrude Dickinson and Emily Latimore shadow Eleanor Ware at a club tennis scene. Emily thrills to Ware’s attention while Gertrude hides unease as they follow the finals and await a private moment with the champion.

Gertrude Dickinson Emily Latimore Gertrude Emily Eleanor Ware Os Dree Miss Ware Miss Dickinson Jimmie Eleanor Gerty

Drum and Bugle Corps Invited to Springfield Event

All ex servicemen groups in Illinois are invited to enter the contest forming the patriotic feature of the Illinois State Fair on Sunday August 23. Military outfits should contact George W Allison Springfield or William C Mundt Bloomington about entries. Prizes total 4950 dollars.

Illinois George W. Allison Springfield Wm. C. Mundt American Legion Department of Illinois Bloomington

Fragmented Q and A Snippet About History Figures

A garbled list cites answers including founding the Boy movement, Ireland as a country, a ship sinking in the Atlantic, Miss Elizabeth Ryan, and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Other items mention an authority on fish and a non standard response about repeal.

Ireland Atlantic Ocean Elizabeth Ryan Comrade Franklin D. Roosevelt Clara Bow

1931 State License Issued to Woman

The article notes Mrs. Olson of Rockford received a 1931 state license, a common annual issue shared by motorists. It mentions Senator Barr has used licenses 20 and 30 for his cars and Governor Emerson’s private car bears No 3, while John T. McCutcheon’s vehicle runs No 19 and Chicago Motor Club president Charles Hayes uses No 47.

Ene Sanaa Niy G. M. Olson Rockford John T. McCutcheon Charles Hayes Chicago Motor Club

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