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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
8
Several families announce visits and guests from Chicago Waterloo Detroit and Joliet towns. People include Mr. and Mrs. William Yahnke Evelyn Hickey and Marian Chaffee with events at Trinity M E church and local clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Gerstenhauer and daughter Marcella of 212 Grant Ave plan a month or two long motor trip to Great Falls Montana to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conklin. Several farewell parties mark the departure with friends hosting a dinner, a bridge gathering, and a luncheon.
Residents are urged to send social events and other items of interest to Elda Marie Gigi at 111 Fisk Avenue or by telephone 2343-W for West Park News notes.
Miss Betty Coxsee hosts luncheon and bridge at G A L tea room honoring Miss Alice Hotson and Miss Helen Allan before their summer travels to Youngstown Ohio and Camp Gray Sagatuck Mich. Mrs Axel Martinson entertains her evening bridge club at the DuPage Country Club summer home. Miss Rachel Ridgway and Miss Anne Ridgway vacation with aunt Mrs C Ruhl in Lake Bluff Illinois. Festivities also include visits from Mrs G Wilcox and Mrs S D Holderman of Morris and Miss Marion Anderson living at 141 Wil
Nelson V. Porter reports a bright business outlook and has opened a new warehouse at Cass and Eastern avenues in Joliet offering plate window and auto glass plus millwork. He joined Joliet nine years ago with Sawyer Woodworking Co and now hires union workers while promoting kitchen and yard specialties including copper weather strip windows and built in ironing boards. Associated with Porter is Edward Sproat of New Lenox.
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