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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
4
A survey of Joliet area residents and acquaintances notes on entertainment, travel, and small town quirks. Mentions Cal Anderson radio announcer Jo seph Bick pianist Dot Rubos Yank Pavelich local party host Stanley Pire and others with comments on dancing bowling singing boxing and everyday life.
The Joliet Township High School Junior chorus hosts a skating party at the armory roller rink on Saturday March 12. The 110 freshmen and sophomore girls are directed by Miss Ruth Elliott. Offic ers Lucille Hossbach Charlotte McGrew Ruth Zahn and Zanelda Smith organize the event.
Theodore Wilhelmi a Democratic candidate for probate clerk launched his campaign with strong Wilhelmi family backing in Will County. He will canvass the county to build his organization and promote his qualification from years in probate work with law firms. He resides at 307 Hunter Avenue and hails from a pioneer Will County family.
The Ger mania vib ladies auxiliary will host a card party tomorrow at 8 PM in Germania Hall 330 N Bluff Street. Sixty tables will host various card games with prizes for winners at each game.
Plainfield notices read of a wedding engagement for Poyer to George E Road in Ottawa with ceremony at a Methodist church. Reports mention community happenings, birthdays, illnesses, a surprise party for Sadie Weese, and plans for a DeMille film showing at the Plainfield Methodist church with a fire prevention lecture at the high school.
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