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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
12
A reader touts a special sale on stationery sets at 85 cents per quire and an eighteen piece etched glassware set for one dollar. Describes color options white ivory pink and blue, with hand embroidering and decorative details, and suggests gifts for brides and bridge prizes.
Notice appears for the Probate Court of Joliet at the Court House in Joliet for the August Term. Executrix Louise M. Ferguson requests all persons owed to come forward for immediate payment. Dated June 25 1981. Wagner and Braun attorneys. June 12 19 26.4931.
Executor Frank Sloan announces probate of John D Meenan late of Joliet Will County Illinois. He will appear at the August Term on the first Monday of August to resolve claims and debts. Creditors must attend or make payment to the undersigned. Dated June 9 1931. Garnsey Wood Lennon represents.
Notice by Peoria Motor Freight Company Inc requesting a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to operate merchandise transport between Peoria and Chicago with no local service. Hearing details available via the Illinois Commerce Commission Secretary. Dated Allen & Dalbey Danville Illinois June 5-12 1931.
Governor Franklin D. Rooseveldt of New York, a potential Democratic presidential nominee, is shown returning home from a Paris hospital aboard the S. S. Bremen after a brief medical stay.
The College of St Francis will switch to a four year program covering liberal arts science music and art starting next year. Eleven girls received graded care for two years while Sister of the institution notes the change. Degrees will be first presented in 1932.
A New York medical guild of 400 physicians offers all medical care for a flat one dollar weekly fee. The doctors will operate as a clinic and will advertise in newspapers and magazines to attract patients.
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