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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1932

Page

9

Local society notes from the Northeast Side

A sequence of neighborhood social events includes bridge at 112 Radio Place hosted by Mrs Isadore H Lewis and a Golden Rule club gathering at Parks Avenue with Miss Agnes Her kine as guest. Easter recess visits and evangelistic meetings are noted at First Christian.

Isadore H. Lewis Radio Place Alfred Randa Ete Parks Ave Golden Rule Club Agnes Herkine Charles Shaw First Baptist Church Harry Kristal Ruth Sokols Irene and James Milwaukee Wis Council of Jewish Women Jewis David Hershfield Lillian Fisher William Matteson Marjorie Malcolm George McDade June Williams Gordon Johnson

Brooklyn News Social notes and church circle gatherings

Residents are urged to contact Harriet Munch for news items. Mrs. Drew Castle hosted a luncheon with the Richard Street M. E. church circle. Miss Helen Babcock hosted the Standard Bearer Girls. Plans for April entertainment were discussed. Birthday party hosted by Janet Louise Paton. Several circles and clubs held gatherings at homes and churches, with visitors to the Old People's Home and Easter visits to the Bethleham Lutheran Missionary Link.

Brookyln News Brooklyn Harriet Munch 2Nd Avenue Drew Castle Third Ave Mrs. Castle Richard Street M. E Helen Babcock Mississippi Ave Janet Louise Paton Florence Ave Archie McAllister Second Ave Fred Woodman Con Amore Emily Dockendorf Clinton Bridge Club

Riddles and a hint of a lazy bum in print

Riddles posed on the page include why tailors use perfume and why tall girls should not kiss short men. A question hints at gates found in convention halls and notes answers on page 10. The text also mentions a lazy bum waiting to join a line to push the person ahead.

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Annual Town Meeting and Election Notice Joliet 1932

Electors of Joliet are informed the annual town meeting and officer election will be held Tuesday April fifth 1932 voter hours are 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. at numerous precinct locations listed from Speed Boys Athletic Club to F. P. A. Club including shops garages and halls across Joliet and surrounding precincts.

Joliet Proximo Speed Boys Athletic Club Oakland Avenue George Williams Prairie Avenue Hint Bake Wilcox Street Widodarski Vine Street Schultz Broadway Hutchins Street A. Futterer Hickory Street Lime and Hickory Streets A. M. Schuessler N. Broadway John Herbst Mason Avenue Max Waldvogel Taylor and Wilcox Schlantz Taylor and Williams Streets Joutral Bros Catherine Street John Shepley Western Avenue Fred W. Smith Whitney Avenue Bissell Oneida and Wilcox Streets Walker Reimers N. Bluff Street Crossen S. Bluff Street H. E. Fritz Morgan Street L. A. Stansbury Willow Avenue Thomas P Linden Avenue Penrose Washington Street Park Road Morris Bros E. Washington Street Leishear Hobbs Avenue Hartley’s Second Avenue Brown’s Wnm C. Brockman Sherman Street A. C. Johnston Fourth Avenue Frank Zipf Chicago Street Roach Ottawa Street Tezak Indiana Street Louis Maddis Collins Street Melchair’s Cass Street Goodspeeds Axel Johnson Graham Electric Co Fazio Meeker Avenue St. Cyril’s Athletic Club Jos George Etheridge Garnsey Avenue Young E. Cass Street Mrs. Horn Sterling Avenue Walnut Street I. A. C. Club Dickens Street Rodeck Elgin Avenue F. P. A. Club California Avenue Forest Park Court House Aul Larson

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