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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

3

Mahoney Jr. Files for Park Board Seat in Township Election

George F. Mahoney Jr. filed his petition for township park board commissioner for the April 2 election. He brings years in the amusement and theatre business and recent work as Spectator advertising manager. He is the son of George F. Mahoney Sr. and lives at 304 North Joliet Street.

George F. Mahoney, Jr Park Board Mahoney Princess Theatre The Spectator Mr. Mahoney George F. Mahoney North Joliet Street Goldblatt’s Department Store George Mahoney, Jr de la Salle High School

Artist McGrath to Take More Pupils

Joliet artist James T. McGrath announces he will take four additional private students for serious free hand drawing from life portrait still life and caricature. A staff artist of the Spectator he studied abroad with Hans Hofmann and Ernst Widmann of Munich. Inquiries should be sent to McGrath care of the Spectator 401 North Chicago Street.

James T. McGrath Joliet McGrath Hans Hofmann Ernst Widmann Munich Germany Inquirers Spectator North Chicago Street

Ridgewood Baptist Church Celebrates 32nd Anniversary

Ridgewood Baptist, at Brown and Leach avenues, marks its thirty second anniversary with a Friday evening six o clock supper and program. Rev J Oliver Buswell of Wheaton College is the main speaker, a noted midwest orator never before in this city. The program includes church choir music and a surprise R N G E circle presentation. Dorcas society cooks the supper. W W G members serve. Committee: Ernest Hutchinson Clifford Stone Mrs James Cameron Dorothy Pearce George Vamee Harry Johnson Mrs Goldie Fuhrman. Pastor L M Clark. Admission is free. a free will offering will be taken.

Ridgewood Baptist Church Brown and Leach Avenues J. Oliver Buswell Wheaton College Middle West Dorcas Society Ernest Hutchinson Clifford Stone James Cameron Dorothy Pearce George Vamee Harry Johnson Goldie Fuhrman L. M. Clark

William Deaton’s First Novel Hits Local Bookshops

William Emmett Deaton of this city sees his debut humorous novel Quick, Mr. Bunnis feel published by Robert Speller Inc. and on sale at Diner’s store, with more outlets to follow. The Bernie Bunnis feel adventure follows a hero amid western cowboys and girls, praised as a delightful whimsy of the plains and anticipated to boost Deaton among American humorists. Hollywood interest reportedly favorable for a film adaptation.

William Emmett Deaton Mr. Bunnifeel Robert Speller, Inc New York Mr. Deaton Bernie Bunnisfeel West Plains Hollywood

Share the Wealth appeal teases Huey Long's push

The remark satirizes Huey Long as he campaigns for Share the Wealth. It suggests that many husbands want everything for themselves, implying gendered resistance to the program.

Huey Long

Editor Calls Oman Interest in Housing Plan

Mrs. Anna Steele Richardson of the Woman's Home Companion urges universal interest in the Better Housing Program of the Federal Housing Administration. She says America has become shabby since 1929 and millions avoid repairs, harming builders and materials manufacturers.

Federal Housing Administration Anna Steele Richardson Woman’s Home Companion Washington America

Sophomore Heads College Honor Roll at College of St Francis

Frances Nekola a sophomore from La Crosse Wisconsin tops the first semester honor roll at the College of St Francis Mary Jane Whitfield a freshman ranks second Rose Marshek leads seniors Elmyra Ziska Mary Mintert Margaret Glennon also share top junior honors. Other students listed include Sisters M Teresine M Celine Grace Cosenza senior names and various juniors sophomores and freshmen with multiple spellings.

College of St. Francis Frances Nekola la Crosse Wisconsin Mary Jane Whitfield Rose Marshek Elmyra Ziska Mary Mintert Margaret Glennon M. Teresine M. Celine Grace Cosenza Mary Ida Benson Cele Schmitz Anne O’leary Margaret Waller Hildegarde Forrester Lenore Grace Vione Hanon Ruth Walder Agnes Zauner Theresa von Tepser Mary A. Krueger Connie Gass Elizabeth Ronan Marie Duffy Marie Schramke Elizabeth Burke Margaret Lefevre Eileen Rodgers Dorothy Ganter

Lent Services Begin Citywide With Ashes Distributed

Inauguration of Lent yesterday marks the penitential season leading to Easter on April 21. Catholic churches distributed ashes while Protestant churches held Ash Wednesday services. Lent runs forty days with two to three weekly services and special speakers focusing on the passion and death of Christ. Judging by the Richberg exchange, the former general is now pitching.

Dog Laughs At Tickling Mistress In Los Angeles

A humorous note describes a dog named Ace reacting with uproarious amusement as his mistress Helen Dolan of Los Angeles tickles him or tells him why a chicken crossed the road.

Helen Dolan Los Angeles

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