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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

Page

19

De La Salle commencement speaker and graduates listed

Rev E E Shea will deliver the commencement address at De La Salle school auditorium Monday night. Brother Basil introduces the graduates, with Nicholas Green and Andrew Caprada honored for scholarship contest wins. A long list of Senior One and Senior Two graduates follows, naming each student. The piece also notes social events, a marriage, and Catholic Union activities in Joliet.

E. E. Shea Oak Park de la Salle Brother Basil Nicholas Green Andrew Caprada Greater Joliet

Wilcox District Social Notes and Bridge Winners

Wilcox district residents urged to share news with El frieda Bohnert at 1419 Wilcox Street. Violet club hosted at Mrs Mayme’s home on Plainfield Avenue. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Marie Striegal, Mrs John Easton, and Miss Pearl Morris. Helen Molnar won the Buest Prize. New officers elected include 48 fellows with Tess Morris as president and Esther Morris as treasurer.

Wilcox District Elfrieda Bohnert Wilcox Street Violet Club Mayme Plainfield Avenue Marie Striegal John Easton Pearl Morris Helen Molnar Buest Tess Morris Esther Morris

Armistice Scene in Chicago and Joliet Celebrations

A memory photo shows Chicago street scenes from the Armistice signing. Joliet residents marked the occasion with two days of parades and merriment that echoed celebrations worldwide.

Chicago Street Joliet

Local Accountant Bernard F. Muentnich Named Resident Manager

Bernard F. Muentnich, a well known local accountant, is appointed resident manager of the office of public accountant Joseph G. Dingle. Dingle has opened a branch office in the Will County National Bank building.

Bernard F. Muentnich Joseph G. Dingle Dingle Will County National Bank Joliet Illinois

Cross Section of American Business Stocks Plan Offered

A brochure lists a twenty five stock cross section from firms such as Allied Chemical American Can and U S Steel. It explains a plan to buy an interest in a trust deposit of these stocks in amounts of $100 and up, with full information available on request from First National Bank Building Joliet Illinois.

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D’salle Joseph Spreitzer Harold Stonage Frederick Strom Howard Wilhelmi Eugene Elizabeth Ward Clement Street August Stonitch Joseph Lukan Raub Street Buneo William Cherry LeRoy Markham John Hess James Farley Markham Dennis Mulera Pine Street Helen Lester Nagel Monce St. John’s Catholic Church Constantine Bach George Biederman Clara Wunderlich Summit Street Arizona California Anna Neweck Douglas Wunderlich Western Catholic Union Joliet Country Club John C. Hargung Julius G. Weése George A. Geiger Alton J. Adam Wilhelms Wilcox District News Certified Public Accountant Ottawa, Illinois Allied Chemical American Can American Smelting A. T. & T. American Tobacco General Electric International Harvester National Biscuit New York Central North American Pacific Gas Standard Oil N. J Texas Union Carbide Union Pacific U. G. S. U. S. Steel Westinghouse Electric Woodruff Securities Companyy First National Bank Building Joliet, Illinois
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