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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
2
215 4-H Members in Will County Clubs
Will county 4-H includes 215 boys and girls enrolled in 14 clubs with 308 projects. Frankfort-New Lenox leads in total enrollment with 29 members. Prairie 4-H leads in a single project with 13 in dairy. Project breakdown includes swine 67 poultry 58 dairy 51 garden 51 beef 38 sheep 15 and smaller categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will County
John H. Brock
Frankfort-New Lenox Club
Prairie 4-H Club
Victory Service
Colt
Local 4-H Clubs and Leaders List Readied
A roster of 4-H clubs and leaders from Northern Will county and surrounding towns is compiled including Bennet t and Vernon Moeller Frankfort New Lenox Fred Francis and Lewis Ebert Homer Hus ky Hustlers Ralph Reiter Lock port Loyal 4-Hers G C Eisenbrandt Glenn Eisenbrandt Manhattan 4-H Boosters Milton Morris Glenn Borden Melvin Heisner Monee 4-H Boosters Mrs Elizabeth Hires Emery Hart Prairie 4-H Alfred Peters on Virgil Selk Wesley 4-H Hustlers West Lockport West Peotone Irvin Krapf Harold Heisner and other local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Meyer
Prairie
Alfred F. Petersen
Virgil Selk
Wesley
William Goodwin
Francis Johnston
West Lockport
J. H. Ficke
West Peotone
Irvin Krapf
Harold Heisner
Work for Victory campaign seeks Joliet Will County workers
The Work for Victory campaign opens July 16 in Joliet and Will County to recruit more workers, focusing on women for both part time and full time jobs. Campaign chair R W Jones notes United States Employment Service data show more women entering the labor market despite no direct appeal yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Will County
Work For Victory
R. W. Jones
United States Employment Service
Rabies Vaccination Clinics Expand Citywide Efforts
Dr Maloney administers vaccines at Father Keating's garage and other sites including Francis McGuire Service Station. The health officer urges all dog owners to vaccinate to prevent rabies after a two year drought without a child fatality. Clinics will visit multiple localities in the city and township over several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet Township
Board of Health
Health Department
Joliet
Irving Athletic Club
S. Richards Street
Michael P. Maloney
E. Clay Street
St. Joseph's Church
N. Chicago Street
J. A. Rooney
Rockdale Village Hall
C. Howard Spangler
Rockdale
Township Board of Health
War time job drive at Employment Service on Scott Street
The United States Employment Service invites applicants at 49 Scott Street as part of the work for victory campaign. Co chairs C Lee E Kelly George Peterson with Mayor Arthur Janke honorarium. interviewers offer help to choose suitable work. Service hours are 8 am to 5 pm daily. applicants can apply any time within those hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employment Service
Scott Street
Work For
Lee
E. Kelly
George
Peterson
Arthur O. Janke
Mr. Kelly
U. S
Mokena Parish Picnic Set for Sunday
The annual Mokena parish picnic will be held Sunday on parish grounds. Dancing features music by Sonny's orchestra. Refreshments will be served. There will be games for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mokena
Sonny's
Religious Services In 1943 Army Camps Reach Large Attendance
Army churches held 1,350,991 religious services in 1943 with an attendance of 798,577 across camps and installations. The figures reflect widespread spiritual support for servicemen during the year.
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