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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1932

Page

13

Radio Programs Highlight Joliet Area Schedule

Radio by Clarence Hartzelle lists upcoming Joliet area broadcasts from WMAG KYW WLS and WMAQ. It notes college concerts De La Salle high school debates on railroads and depression and various performers including Ted Weems Mildred Bailey and Guy Lombardo with times and stations for March dates.

Syru Scientific Concert Township High School Voice of Ropes and Stebbins KYW Sisters of the Skillet Smith Bros Pete Nels Austin Guy Lombardo Jack Hylton Brunswick

What to Read and The Counterfeit Wife Review

An informal survey of American life through 1918 to 1931 frames a history of war years and social shifts. The Counterfeit Wife by James G. Dunton explores a modern wife seeking marriage and freedom as plot tensions unfold with wit and cleverness.

America Mr. Allen Woodrow Wilson Harding Coolidge Henleys James G. Dunton

Story That Will Stir the Nation By Harry M. Daugherty

Harry M. Daugherty presents an inside account of the Harding tragedy. He challenges myths about the president and the so called mysterious death, offering candid details and commentary from his long friendship and political proximity.

Harry M. Daugherty Harding Daugherty

Have a Care on Kissing Warns Against Risks

A cautionary remark in an era dialogue discusses kissing and its dangers. The speaker notes kissing may be dangerous especially for unmarried individuals, reflecting concerns about propriety and morality in relationships.

Select Orchestra to Seek State Title

The article lists the Chelini orchestra members including first violins Mayanne Flaherty Robert Dangerman Clarence Lepper and others. It presents sections by instrument such as second violins flutes oboe clarinet horns trumpets trombones timpani and drums with accompanist Elizabeth Davies.

Chelini Mayanne Flaherty Robert Dangerman Clarence Lepper Frank Uback Christine Schwartz Richard E N Frank Bradie Fred Mastin Ben Lear Edward Gowenda Cherrill Wylie Elmer Arnold Albert Corfield Harriet Kay Dorothy Motta Lillie May Gotse Louise Frasca Mildred Larson Evelyn Cook Anna Ballum Miss Calkins Mr. Horn Margaret Pirc Ere ' Bishop Martin Cueleosa Hameron Alfrdédeet Albert Condon Curtiss Farmer Fin Gordon Johnson Charlesdorf Francis Meyers James Bass

Hotel customs shift from checkroom to ice service

An old note reflects a change in hotel dining or beverage service from leaving items in the check room to serving on ice. The anecdote contrasts past practice with a newer convention.

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