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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1931
Page
18
Snow and travel disruptions marked the weekend as Crane Tech of Chicago beat Mt. Carmel 30 to 22 at the west side gym. De La Salle routed Mt. Carmel. many were sheltered by churches while others faced delays in trains and buses.
Klines department store will present a spring fashion show next Wednesday at 7 45 pm featuring coats dresses and accessories with living models for juniors misses and women. The event includes a children's style review and novelty dance numbers by Castle School of Dancing pupils. A special stage and runway has been built on the store’s second floor. Admission is free.
Ten Joliet high school soloists will represent Joliet at the district contest in Rockford on March 13 and 14. Under director H A Converse the group has trained hard with high hopes for success, featuring Gordon Grose, Warren Yemm, Viola Beltzner, Gladys Floyd, Charles Morrow, Willis Kemp, Carl Keck, Albert Thomas, Aubrey Cheleni, Edward Bishop, and Phillip Sidell across trombone cello violin viola tuba bass trumpet horn and flute.
Mrs. Frank Anderson remains ill in Silver Cross hospital. Miss Myrtle McConnell to host C. C. club. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmitz hosted the dramatic club with attendees listed. Mrs. Edward File underwent major surgery last Tuesday. Epworth league and Queen Esther circle activities noted. Community spring sale and cafeteria supper planned tonight at the community house. Standard Bearers visited by several guests at Helen Louise Wood’s home.
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