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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1946

Page

5

Lions Club Picnic Set for August 7 At Oak Grove

August 7 marks the Lions club annual picnic for Guardian Angel and Lutheran orphans homes in Oak Grove. About 150 children from Guardian Angel and 65 from Lutheran homes will attend with Lions officers coordinating transportation, refreshments, prizes, and sports.

Guardian Angel and Lutheran Orphans Home Lions Club Oak Grove Arthur B. Kelly The Lions Guardian Angel Home Lutheran Albert A. Odenthal Jack W. Lambur Pence B. Orr Guardian Angels Home Glen E. Olson Charles Sonntag Lester Wylie Harold A. Johnson P. K. Lord Paul W. Waage Russell Day Harry V. Givens Elmer M. Wells Aubrey A. Wills Leonard M. Hertz William W. Putney Kelly Rivals Lodge

New Y TM staff member joins Joliet YMCA women’s work

Miss Zenol Moore of Peru Indiana becomes Associate Girls Work Secretary at Joliet YMCA on July 22. She teams with Miss Myrna Faris to expand programs for women and girls. Moore is a Baptist Missionary Training School graduate with an AB degree and has worked at Milwaukee Christian Center South Chicago Neighborhood House and Rogers Park Baptist Church. She brings extensive student leadership and a family background in physical education. A soldier uses about 214 pounds of soap per month.

Zenol Moore Peru Ind Joliet Baptist Missionary Training School Chicago Milwaukee Christian Center South Chicago Rogers Park Baptist Church YMCA Col

Filibuster Origin Tied to West Indian Adventurers

The term filibuster derives from buccaneer and freebooter usage. American adventurers who joined West Indian and Central American revolutions after the Mexican War were known as filibusters.

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