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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1932

Page

13

Society Comments Continues With Club Activities

The Catholic Woman's League will host a review of Mexico by Reverend James A. Magner at 7 45 p.m. in the library with a musical program directed by Mrs. A J Sieben. An art exhibit by Joliet women opens in the public library today for members and guests, then goes public tomorrow. Participants include Ruth Schuessler John M Abbott George Langford James McGrath Adele Fay Williams Fletcher Ransom.

James A. Magner Mexico A. J. Sieben Catholic Woman’s League Theresa Maher Cnge Pitgela oFiss Agnes Malone Francis Orrissey Veronica Harden Woman’s Club Joliet Ruth Schuessler John M. Abbott George Langford James McGrath Adele Fay Williams Fletcher Ransom Bloomfield Hinman Moore W. W. Haggard

Mourning Becomes Electra and The Heart of George Washington Picks

A bookish column reviews Mourning Becomes Electra by Eugene ONeill praising its grand scale and dramatic mastery. It also highlights Bernie Babcock's The Heart of George Washington as a vivid intimate account of Washington from youth through Valley Forge, noting fresh insights into American founding lore.

Eugene O'Neill Eugene O’neill Henley George Washington Bernie Babcock Mr. Babcock America Martha Custis Valley Forge The U. S

Men Dislike Women by Michael Arlen

A brisk romance set between Park Avenue and Great Neck. The book moves quickly and entertains from start to finish, praised as a joyous sophisticated triumph by The Book Shop at $2.50.

Michael Arlen Park Avenue Great Neck

Dyes Invention Promises Industrial Revolution For U S Firms

In the 1920s report, Harry H. Culmer’s dye manufacturing method is hailed as revolutionary, potentially enabling U S production of dyes previously imported from Germany. Police and school notes mention civil service exams and athletic honors at De La Salle, plus a rural fire destroying Goodview school house near Crete.

Harry H. Culmer Germany Goodview Crete

Happiness Guide From Farm Journal Quotation

A Farm Journal quote counsels happiness through keeping friendship love and a touch of whimsy. The saying frames contentment as balance between affection devotion and playfulness.

All on the Outside Judge Declares 60 Days

Prisoner pleads for mercy as the judge imposes a 60 day sentence. The exchange ends with the judge granting the term.

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