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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1931
Page
14
Sheriff Oliver Flint issued a second warning to roadhouse operators across the county enforcing a 1 a.m. closing order. He said the decree stands, vowing to shut down any establishment that remains open past 1 a.m. and urging patrons to travel elsewhere if they wish to stay up late.
Summer exhibitions opened at the Art Institute of Chicago yesterday with modern French art and the third international Chicago Camera Club photo salon. About ten or eleven Chicago artists are featured with three days weekly free views on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays. Notable is nineteen French canvases from Oscar F Mayer’s collection by Per Krogh Capon Kars Lhote Mouillot Verge-Sarrat among others.
Residents of the Brooks District share social items including notices for Doris Kramer at 220 Hobbs Avenue and local visitors. Mrs. A P Richman and daughter Marie travel to California to visit Mrs. Ernest Black in Los Angeles.
Residents of the Northeast Side District share news on social happenings. Jane Myrtle Kristal seeks submissions. Mr and Mrs J Thurlow plan an East coast trip. T A C club and Just Right club meet and elect officers. excursions to Chicago are noted. local families host guests and travel abroad. Fred Johansen sails from Southampton after a month in England.
Ridgewood residents share news of visits and trips. Frances Wright at 120 Leach Ave invites social notes. The Comers and Marilyn and Richard visit Indiana relatives. Mrs. Skein returns from surgery. Roy Gusdelle travels to Des Moines to see his mother. Mrs. Johnson returns from Hobart Indiana. Frances Eichelberger visits Miss Helen Wood at 602 Sterling Ave. Epworth League event noted for Ss Av On A.
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