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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

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Small Parks Matter More Than Big Ones In City Life

Editorial by John H. Garnsey argues that neighborhood parks and school grounds are the true lungs of the community. He urges residents to participate in keeping areas clean and safe, noting the cost of neglect falls on individuals and the city.

Ygrounds Pilcher Robert Pilcher No- 1 Heggie Art Lennon Garnsey Rts West Parks Ney Costa Ney

Tomorrow Tag Day to Aid St Josephs Hospital Joliet

Loop visitors will help St Josephs hospital in Joliet tomorrow as taggers station at downtown corners all day. The west side hospital faces serious finances and must raise funds to continue charity work for city and county patients. Sisters urge public support since prior donors cannot give this year to sustain community service.

St. Joseph’s “Hospital Joliet Down-Town Corners

Graduates to Receive Diplomas Across Joliet Area

Nearly a thousand graduates will receive diplomas as Joliet area schools conclude ceremonies. Joliet Junior High will honor over 500 eighth graders with Judge Fred G. Bale as principal speaker. Catholic High Schoolまで 68 seniors will graduate Monday with five proficiency medals awarded. College of St Francis will confer degrees to 20 women. Providence High School and St Marys Catholic church hold ceremonies Tuesday night. Joliet St Francis Academy will stage its largest class of 178 girls Thursday.

Joliet High School Fred G. Bale Columbus Ohio Dale G. Nicholson W. W. Haggard Catholic High School Sylvester .Smee St Cyril's Monastery Cage Voxsion Matthew O'Nelift Frank Skoffnior William’ Tumacher William Minarich Harry Donnelly Théodore Krumpach Joliet College of St. Francis Exec James M. Murray Cc. Mi de Paul University Hirgius Weir Providence High School St. Mary’s Catholic Church Daniel’. McHugh C. M Elizabeth Burke Margaret Bednars

Woodruff Resigns As Opera Company Head

George Woodruff former local banker and brother of Frederick W. Woodruff resigns as president of the Chicago Grand Opera Company to devote full time to his business interests. He says a strong subscriber base guarantees the 1934 season and asks directors to relieve him for the rest of the year. Harriet Balensiefer, daughter of the Balensiefers of 102 Sherman Street, will marry Harold Moore Schultz in Warren Ohio on a Saturday in June.

George Woodruff Frederick W. Woodruff First National Bank Joliet Chicago Grand Opera Company Chicago Woodruff Opera Company Harriet Balensiefer H. G. Balensiefers Sherman Street Harold Moore Schultz P. A. Schultz Oxford Warren Stickrod Warren Schultz Miss Balensiefer Rodney Elsie House Mr. Schultz

Tingley Elected Lions President

G. A. Tingley was elected president of the Lions Club this noon after the nominating committee’s slate was accepted at the weekly meeting. Rev. Py Gh Van Pond was named vice president, KG Wee treasurer, John Lewis secretary, E. Schmuhl past president, CG. A. Van Fleet and Eryl Burke as tail twisters.

G. A. Tingley Lions Club Py Gh van. Pond KG. Wee John Lewis E. Schmuhl A. van. Fleet

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John H. Garnsey St. Joseph's Virginia Fahrner Nowell Park Pool Virginia Allie Schomieg McGrath Providence Fair Mr. and Mrs. 'R Tingley Lions
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