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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
4
A fragmented report notes Maeve Carvey plans to leave her post, with city officials indicate upcoming discussions. The text references Maeve Carvey and a public meeting date in connection to her potential exit.
Local notes describe a community gathering with members attending a St Patrick’s event. It mentions attendees from various groups including Jemez Kare and Bowart Leases. The excerpt references proceedings, speakers, and related activities with elements of organization and participation.
Reports say Renhl's car rear ended a truck after skidding on the icy pavement just south of Rente. Mr and Mrs Renhl were en route to their destination when the collision occurred according to fire and police notes.
A report lists Alex Krawchuck charged for hauling coal without a license at 2402 High. The brief notes the offense and location, outlining the legal action taken.
Two top basketball referees Johneem and Asi ey discuss the sectional meet here. Lloyd Reynolds Matt Wykoff Wills Walser Jerry Dames and Andy Pesavento lament Joliet’s defeat but concede their opponent was far better. WCSS staff enjoy ample space at an elevated west gym table. Announcer Harry Caray, aided by Bob Philbin Mike Faletti and Jim Mitchell, provides game descriptions during the tournament.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Cantigny Post 367 VFW will sponsor a 4 card and banco party tomorrow evening at eight at the Chateau Cantigny Horseshoe Drive. Mrs Alberta Smith is the chairman of the affair and announced all games will be played.
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