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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
12
Stationed in Hawaii one of the men assigned to the Navy yard supply department at Pearl Harbor T H is William A Lux seaman first class storekeep.
The Rev. Jesus Flores y Ramirez S J newly ordained priest from Mexico celebrated his first solemn high mass at St Marys Carmelite church Joliet Sunday noon. Mexican residents attended the ceremony and greeted him. A reception followed at St Stephens hall in the evening with Frs Maurice Hussey Tierry Woods present.
The record notes the arrival of a Navy technician described as the husband of Mrs. Betty B. Lux of 2504 Wilcox Street. He came from Mare Island California four months ago to serve as storekeeper for radio radar and sonar gear. He previously worked as a power plant operator for Public Service before enlisting in April 1944.
Lions club will install officers next Thursday evening at Lewis school with members guests and wives present. Fred Prehn district governor will be installing officer. After dinner Axel Christiansen Betty Taylor marimbist and the high school chorus will entertain. New officers include Arthur Hays president Arthur Kelly first vice president and Leonard Hertz second vice president.
The article lists Wville Sippel as third vice president and notes Al Rademacher dressures, Frank Kostelz secretary, Al Newman lion tamer, and Fraeinis Stangeland tail twister. Harold Neutzmann and Crawford Starr will join as directors, with Les White and Odenthal retaining director roles for another year. Quebec trials show lignin from pulp by products stabilizing road gravel mixes.
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