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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1935

Page

2

Fraternal Order of Eagles installation and local events

Officers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will be installed this evening in the club rooms at 304 Washington Street. Also tonight the Luther league holds its first annual fair in St. John's English Lutheran church basement with a radio program featuring local stars, and the St. Mary's Croatian church groups host a card and dance party at the Croatian hall to benefit the school with twenty five cents admission.

Order of Eagles Ies St Washington Street Arthur Momper Thomas Norton M. J. Ryan Nicholas Green Matthew Hartford Nicholas Kirincich Arthur Hahlweg William Cherry F. W. Stanton The Luther League St. John’s Herkimer and van Buren Streets Clarence Klett Clyde Walker Dorothy Fletcher Ruth Fletcher Eugene Koenig Muriel Downey Altar and Rosary Sodality St. Mary’s Sisters of St. Mary’s

Sound Horn Signals Warn of Riding Boys on Bumper Lines

J. J. Cavanaugh of the Chicago Motor Club explains a long short long horn sequence signals a boy hitching a ride on a bumper. Signals like flashing tail lights warn trucks when passing is clear. The practice rises as summer vacations begin and streets fill with children. A separate unidentified line mocks Senator Long and Secretary Ickes.

J. J. Cavanaugh Chicago Motor Club Mr. Cavanaugh

CCC Camps Prove Popular For Youth Betterment

Camps are encouraging and ease fears of widespread discontent among boys. Officials say dissatisfaction reflects a healthy American spirit seeking to return to regular life and self initiative.

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Convicts Denied Umbrellas in Downpour at Stateville

Warden Frank Whipp called inmates sissies for fearing rain as they worked in the yard. He ordered no umbrellas and suggested solitary confinement for rain fear. Convicts continued their chores despite the downpour.

Frank Whipp Stateville Penitentiary

St Anthony Drama Club Debuts With Two One Act Plays

The St Anthony drama club presents two one act plays in the parish hall on Scott street at 7:80 tonight. Casts include Two Aunts and A Photo with Rose Palma Louise Colombo Kathryn Querio and Mary Cantu and The Deferred Proposal with Evelyn Casagrande Ida Carnaghi Mario Mancuso Lucille Lentini Joe Mahoney Tom Smith and John Ochs. Mrs Dominic Romano directs. refreshments follow and a local orchestra will provide dancing music. Tickets are fifteen cents at the door or from club members.

St. Anthony’s Dramatic Club Scott Street Rose Palma Louise Colombo Kathryn Querio Mary Cantu Evelyn Casagrande Ida Carnaghi Mario Mancuso Lucille Lentini Joe Mahoney Tom Smith John Ochs Dominic Romano Joliet Dramatic Club

Preservation Tips for Dress Colors When Drying

A fragment advises drying dresses promptly after washing and turning them inside out on clear days. It notes lengthening the fabric on both sides hides the extended portion and preserves color by minimizing sun exposure and fading.

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