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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1932

Page

10

Local firm marks 40 years in business history

A. C. Johnston & Son celebrates four decades since its 1892 origins. Milton S. Johnston now leads the firm, which expanded from carpentry to coal, grain, building materials, trucking, and the Auburn Cord agency. Offices and garages sit at Fourth Ave, Eastern Ave, and Washington St with George Meyer as office manager.

A. C. Johnston Auburn and Cord Cars Fourth Eastern Johnston

West Park Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Parties

Residents share news of gatherings and visits as West Park column records social events. Names and addresses appear with parties at homes in Fisk avenue Market street Center street and nearby towns with guests from Pana West Union Glencoe and Michigan.

West Park District Elda Marie Gig Fisk Avenue

George Washington Bicentennial Military Tournament at Soldier Field

A spectacular nationwide military demonstration will be staged at Soldier Field Chicago from June 24 to July 4 with nearly all combat forces taking part. Major General Frank Parker commander of the Sixth Corps area will oversee the event.

Soldier Field Chicago Frank Parker Sixth Corps

Radio Stars Visit Joliet

Miss Essie Woodworth of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doxee hosted guests over the weekend including J E Miller and sons from Evanston and Anna Reeves and daughter Louise from Chicago. The John Notmans hosted Memorial Day visitors C Cushin and son Billie and Harry Manypenny and son Harry Neal from Streator. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amort spent Saturday in Braceville.

Essie Woodworth Cincinnati Charles Doxee Hunter Ave J. E. Miller Jimmie Robert Evanston Anna Reeves Louise Chicago John Notmans C. Cushin Billie Harry Manypenny Harry Neal Streator Robert A. Robinson Center St Charles Amort Braceville

Boners by Students Listed in The Spectator

A column titled mistakes or boners shows examples from students notes and papers. Several misprints and misused words are cited such as illus trated tooth and wreckless driving with no names printed.

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A Poem of Youth Fled and Fading Friendship

A reflective poem on youth passing days and fading friendships. It contrasts joy and love with aging dawn and lingering praise, noting peace of mind and heart of song as time moves on.

Foot Arch Trouble in Women Pain and Causes

An article explains the anterior foot arch when it flattens across the ball of the foot causing burning pain under the ball and outer toes. It notes misdiagnosis with rheumatism and suggests flat soles and chiropodist help as best correction.

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