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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1933

Page

2

Town Roundup Sparks City Gossips and Local Plans

Walter Geissler plans to attend the state American Legion convention in Rockford for perhaps a day. Policemen practice for an annual baseball tilt with the firemen who seek a pitcher. Larry Furlong is labeled a bum detective by Michael Cassidy amid recent case missteps. Dr. George Sehring and Dr. George Faulkner with a nurse appear locally as a new practice looms. Marshall Wheeler, ex-newsman, now works for the state. Bill Hennessy Jr. sells race tickets at Hawthorne. Harry Myers and Art Dillon in new uniforms resemble admirals. Marty Miller talks of cigars. The new arrival named Michael. Ray Fay of WKBB works 14 to 18 hours daily. Ray McBride favors “just one” item. Tony Hennessy rumored to hand out “ice” to a Miss from Ridgewood. Rodney Balensiefer limits weekend visits. Richards boys feature white caps. Bob Downey keeps up with songs to satisfy fans. Dad McCabe investigates Farley. Sohmers-Kelly bout ends contentedly. Dr. Hubert Kelly has slimmed eight pounds by daily five-mile walks.

Notable local figures shift plans and honors set

Advertising expert Sam Robbins quits country tours while Mort Berman, a theatre official, halts European trip plans. Mike Corcoran of police fame appears thriving, and Bill Radditz buys new rowing oars. De La Salle Alumni plan June 9 dance at Electric Park with Chicago orchestra.

Mort Berman de la Salle Electric Park Chicago

Local Village Notes Stir Circulation Across Sides

Nish Meers part owner of Hendermer receives many calls from the western village. Francis Dunn opines a boxer can beat a wrestler when matched. An east side gent urges women to mind their own business for happiness. Ray Smith opens fishing season as west side druggist. Democrats seek other employment after missing promised jobs. some start saloons or go door to door selling soap, others depart for other states.

Nish” Meers Hendermer East Side

Former WKBB Announcer Reggie Martin Visits City

Reggie Martin a former WKBB announcer visited the city for a few hours the other afternoon. After a brief talk on the old prison wire he departed for Chicago.

Reggie Martin WKBB Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walter Geissler Baker Rockford Walt Larry Furlong Michael Cassiday Larry George Sehring George Faulkner Marshall Wheeler Bill Hennessy, Jr Hawthorne Race Track Harry Myers Art Dillon Marty Miller Michael Ray Fay Ray McBride Tony Hennessy Jefferson and Raynor Ridgewood Rodney Balensiefer Richards Bob Downey Dad McCabe Farley Hubert Kelly Sam Robbins Mike” Corcoran Police Department Bill Radditz Rockdale Madame Gavallas Chicago ST Francis Dunn Ray Smith West Side Will County Produce Co.,Inc S. Joliet St New Electric Park Mac McCloud Sinclair Nbc Gents Adler’s Century of Progress J. C. Adler Company Pirate Chest Clover Farm Blo
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