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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1933

Page

8

Clubs Names of Attendees From Society Page

From the society notes the listing includes Bridget Lawler Jed Low Mary Lopikas Margaret Lyons Michael Mauss Catherine Madden Anne Mack Thomas Murphy Jack Meade Michael Murphy Charles Meyers William Morgan Edward Madden Catherine Monahan Mary Mullins Joseph Mahoney Dan Moriarity Eliza Monahan Mae Marsh Mary Martin Alfred Love Bernard Frey Catherine Langdon Stella Holland Rudolph Ochs.

Bridget Lawler Jed Low Mary Lopikas Margaret Lyons Michael Mauss Catherine Madden Anne Mack Thomas Murphy Jack Meade Michael Murphy Charles Meyers William Morgan Edward Madden Catherine Monahan Mary Mullins Joseph T. Mahoney Dan Moriarity Eliza Monahan Mae Marsh Mary Martin Alfred Love Bernard Frey Catherine Langdon Stella Holland Rudolph Ochs

Social rounds mix luncheons teas and visits

Over the Teacups Mrs Joseph Lennon hosted a one o clock luncheon and bridge at the Country club with guests Mrs Fred Sehring Mrs Eugene Lennon Mrs John Carey and Mrs John Cassiday among others. Mrs Helen Meers gave an informal tea at home Sunday for friends. The Raymond Pilchers hosted Dan Ronero of Tucson as a house guest for several weeks. Dr and Mrs Thomas Wagner drove to Madison Wisconsin to visit their daughter Dolly at summer school. Miss Marjorie Adam spent Tuesday in Chicago with Miss Caroline Smeeding from Boston. Miss Addis Pearson hosted an after- COMStock street gathering with Catherine Leach and Miss Elsie Rinearson as guests.

Joseph Lennon Fred Sehring Eugene Lennon John Carey John Cassiday Helen Meers Gee Raymond Pilchers Dan Ronero Tucson, Ariz Robert Pilcher Thomas Wagner Madison,Wis Dolly Marjorie Adam Chicago Caroline Smeeding Boston Addis Pearson Catherine Leach Elsie Rinearson

Chicago and Joliet Electric Railway seeks abandonment of line

The Chicago and Joliet Electric Railway Company asks the Illinois Commerce Commission for permission to abandon a portion of its electric railway from Lockport through Will and Cook counties to Lyons Township. If granted, service will shift to a motor coach line operated by Chicago & Joliet Transportation Company along State Highway Route 4A to the Loop. Hearing details available from the ICC secretary in Springfield. Dated July 38th 1938.

Unded Illinois Commerce Commission First Street Lockert Illinois Thirtysix Lockport Dupage Will County Lemont Township Palos Township Cook County Lyons Township Summit Chicago & Jolietransportation Company Joliet Chicago Sixty-third Springfield Chicago & Joliet Electric Railway Company W. H. Heun Barr & Barr

ROTHERS TO OPEN NEW GRILL IN ELKS BUILDING

Brothers Robert and Hugh Co plan to open the Royal Bodega on the Elks Building first floor on Scott Street. Arlie Pearce directed the design and furnishings, with a cafe band from Chicago to perform tomorrow evening. The venue will offer beers and food in a unique bar and grill setting, inviting patrons to enjoy dancing.

Rothers Elks Royal Bodega Robert Curry Brothers

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Adler’s The Chicago American van Buren Street Hartney Shoe Store Chicago Street Elsewhere Royal Bo-De-Ga Bar and Grill Elks Building Royal Robert and Hugh Curry
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