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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
2
Graduation Tonight at Joliet Township High School and Joliet Junior College
William Claude Reavis will give the graduation address to about 700 graduates at Joliet Township High School and Joliet Junior College in the combined gym tonight at 8. Gustaf Carlson will present 596 diplomas for the high school, with 106 junior college sheepskins handed by Carlson. The program includes a military style ceremony, color guard, invocations, benediction, and performances by the girls chorus and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Claude Reavis
University of Chicago
Joliet Township
Jo-liet
Gustaf Carlson
Clarence Lee Jordan
Thomas M. Deam
Carlson
Uates
Erdmann W. Frenk
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
T.C
Draft registration set for July 1 at local board
Youths who turned 21 since the first selective service registration last Oct 16 must register at the local draft board offices 126 N Scott Street from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. July 1. Other offices plan to establish registration sites countywide as Ray Bassett chief draft clerk announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board
N. Scott Street
Ray Bassett
Bassett
Will County Youths Ordered to Report for Training
The release states 281 Will county youths must report June 24 for one year of training under the selective service act, the largest group yet called from the county. Joliet No. 1 78, Joliet No. 2 40, Will county No. 1 50, Will county No. 2 67, Will county No. 3 46 men. Local boards have classified registrants for immediate service, ensuring the quota can be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will County
Will
Joliet No
Joliet
Hartley predicts record June for marriages in county
County Clerk Joseph H. Hartley says June will set a new marriage record. Since Monday eleven couples have taken licenses and about 40 certificates of intention remain. in June 1940 only 140 licenses were issued, and this month's totals are expected to greatly exceed that figure. Licenses issued recently include Ralph Nieland and June Pfaff of Frankfort. Patricia Radibaugh and George Twadiski of Joliet. Loretta Rose Liberty of New Lenox and Paul William Roth of Tinley Park. Gladys M. Becker of Wilmington and Clifford E. Miller of Coal City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Hartley
Hartley
Ralph Nieland
June Pfaff
Frankfort
Patricia Radibaugh
George Twadiski
Joliet
Loretta Rose Liberty
New Lenox
Paul William Roth
Tinley Park
Gladys M. Becker
Wilmington
Clifford E. Miller
Coal City
Obituary for Quirk, 58, at 220 Walnut Street
Quirk died early this morning at home aged 58. He is survived by three sons Thomas Raymond and Ralph a daughter Lillian two brothers Thomas and Cornelius and two sisters Margaret Stanford and Kathryn McKinney. Body to Sonntag Funeral Home. Funeral at 9:30 Saturday at St Bernard's Church. Burial in Mt Olive Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quirk
J. J. Quirk
Walnut Street
Thomas
Raymond
Ralph
Lillian
Cornelius
Margaret Stanford
Kathryn McKinney
Sonntag Funeral Home
St. Bernard's Church
Mt’ Qivet
New Art Beauty Salon Moves to Larger Ottawa Van Buren Site
The New Art Beauty salon relocates from opposite the Boston Store at 57 N. Ottawa Street to a modern second floor location at the Ottawa and Van Buren corner. The space is remodeled with new decor and equipment to enhance patron comfort and service quality.
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Boston
Ottawa Street
Ottawa and
van Buren Streets
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