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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1929

Page

13

Youthful Cameron Sets Sights On Long Club Shot

Bobby Cameron son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Cameron of 200 Buell Avenue appears eager to strike a long shot from near the country club house in a local golf feature.

Bobby” Cameron Robert A. Cameron Buell Avenue Country Club

Y M C A Honors Lindbergh Bust and Joliet Youth News

A bronze bust of Col Charles A Lindbergh from the only known portrait is presented to H R Seamans Joliet Y general secretary by seven donors led by W F Engleman. The piece remains in the Ys Boys room as a reminder of Lindberghs deeds.

Charles A. Lindbergh H. R. Seamans W. F. Engleman Chicago Joliet Lindbergh W. F E

Legion Public Fourth of July Celebration Planned

The American Legion post announces a public Fourth of July program in the loop district with a 9 am parade from Ottawa and Washington to Dellwood Park. Events include a three-team baseball tournament at 12 pm, children's races, local talent shows, vaudeville, a minstrel show, hula dancers, dancing at Dellwood pavilion, and $1000 fireworks in the evening.

Loop American Legion Legion Ottawa Washington Streets Town Collins Street Dellwood Park Speed Boys St. Cyril Athletics Larconians Dellwood Charles Graham Legion’s Committee

New Two Cent Stamp Marks Edison Electric Lamp Golden Jubilee

A two cent postage stamp commemorating the 50th anniversary of Edison’s first electric lamp will be issued for sale nationwide. The red stamp shows the first electric light bulb with 1879 1929 dates and the slogans Edison’s first lamp and Electric Light’s Golden Jubilee. The Golden Jubilee culminates with a October 21 banquet in Dearborn Michigan attended by President Hoover and other notables.

United States Thomas A. Edison Edison Dearborn Mich Hoover

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Bobby Cameron Camp Edwards Lake Beulah Wis Y’ College Lake Geneva Elgin Association C. G. Thomson Joliet ‘Y’s Sears, Roebuck and Company Dan Lyon University of Illinois Richard Stanley Ernest Rentner George Lloyd Hugh Henderson J. Treharne & CO Jefferson ST Joliet, Illinois Chicago ST Kleen
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