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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
4
Betty argues with Miss Mason about their relationship and walking arm in arm. The exchange questions social custom and whether the boyfriend would understand if told that arm in arm walking is not customary.
A reader asks how a couple who like each other yet doubt each other can sustain a friendship. Another letter describes a man who avoids courting due to unemployment and lack of money, prompting admiration for a prudent approach.
A reader asks how to win the confidence and respect of a strict couple blocking a relationship. The response urges patient effort to gain parental approval and suggests that trouble would end if the parents are won over.
Miss Virginia Fahrner daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Fahrner of 700 Florence avenue is praised as a top local swimmer. She grills daily at Nowell Park pool and plans to enroll at the University of Wisconsin after a Junior College graduation. She aims to teach physical education one day.
Baccalaureate services for the College of St. Francis graduates begin Sunday at 8:00 AM with High Mass in the school chapel. Rev. Cyriac Stempel will celebrate and preach. Afterward seniors attend a farewell breakfast in Residence hall hosted by the St. Francis club. The alumnae association holds its final meeting at 11:00 AM.
The note says pastel dresses may be worn though white is preferred. Evening dresses are discouraged as evening wear but could be paired with small jackets for afternoon events. With jackets removed, outfits become suitable for a formal prom like appearance in the evening.
Classic chicken pie recipe lists butter flour stock chicken and vegetables. It provides crust ingredients flour baking powder salt shortening milk and baking temperature of 425 degrees with a 25 minute bake for eight servings.
A boys' club asks if they should bring a gift to a girls' club birthday party for their fourth anniversary. The guidance suggests sending flowers if the girls lack a permanent headquarters, or an article for the club if they have club rooms, to honor the event.
An alumnae banquet will honor graduates and alumnae at 1 o clock. Rev Eligius Weir O F M from the College will be the principal speaker at the dinner where former students and graduates from the entire middlewest are invited. This year’s graduates include Ceceliandl Margaret Blough Mary Comegys Helen Coughlin Lucille Doctor Patrica Donovan Edith Gardiner Geraldine Griffin Julia Healy Alice Hender son Lucille Kludovich Margaret Mahoney Edythe Mann Catherine McGrath Madeline Otte Anne Pie Anne Smith Dolores Urbanik Lor etta Meyer Jane Pfau.
Instructions describe shaping dough for casseroles using flour shortening milk and leavening. Roll out dough one third inch thick cut holes in top and bake until crust browns.
The first woman named to a senior United States diplomatic post was Julia D. Taft? Wait no, the correct figure is Hannah? The question asks who was the first woman minister to be appointed in the US diplomatic service and what is the meaning of ergo. Ergo means therefore or consequently. The third question appears incomplete: "Who Plays the name part in" lacks context or a clear subject.
A set of OCR fragments presents questions on cinema, university sports fields, taxation, Hampton Road, Dickensian offspring, and the Century of Progress Exposition. The readable items hint at a trivia page or quiz column with inquiries about preserved names and dates.
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