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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1932

Page

10

Ridgewood News Social Notes From Ridgewood District

Residents are urged to send news notes to Helen Kirby at 110 Walnut Street. Mrs. Arthur Fairbairn hosted an all day Ridgewood W C T U meeting with Mrs. Ida Voorhees Miss Flossie Puddicombe and Mrs. Fred Yates assisting. Verna Ramsey of Hobart visited John and Mrs. Johnson at 300 Sterling Ave. Beverly Jean Tatro, ill at home at 601 Sterling Ave, is improving. Dorothy Hickey of Chicago visits Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watson at 118 Leach Ave. Mrs. John Stange hosted her bridge club at 1415 Jackson St. The Ladies Circle of Ridgewood Baptist Church held an all day meeting last Thursday with Mrs. Frank Snure at 219 Leach Ave.

Arthur Fairbairn Scribner Jr Ridgewood W. C. T. U Ida Voorhees Flossie Puddicombe Fred Yates Verna Ramsey Hobart Ind John Johnson Sterling Ave Beverly Jean Tatro Arthur Tatro

Local Weddings and Social Gatherings Highlight Week

Miss Ruby Samusevich and Casimer R Ruthkiewicz will wed a week from tomorrow. Angela Lanigan will host E Z Aces bridge club Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Matthew Levien hosted J R Deering and children from Los Angeles. H NINE club was entertained by Mrs Joseph Metzger. De club will be entertained by Mrs William Willis Thursday. Joseph Pettinato received a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs Marie Carlson with guests including the Pettinatos and Albert.

Ruby Samusevich Peter Samusevich Theodore Sr Casimer R. Ruthkiewicz Jacob Ruthkiewicz Lemont Angela Lanigan Cagwin Ave Matthew Levien N. Prairie Ave J. R. Deering Louise Jack Los Angeles Calif Levien Joseph Pettinato Albert

From Millions to 14 a Day in Hotel New Yorker Builder’s Fall

John H. Meehan once led the construction group behind the $22,000,000 Hotel New Yorker and was listed among New York’s millionaires. A building trades collapse shrank his fortune to “pin money” of 14.50 a day as he took charge of reconstruction efforts thereafter.

John H. Meehan Meehan New Yorker New York

Social and Family Notices from Chicago Area Upcoming Weddings and Births

Simon Nina Davis and Earl Witty of Chicago are noted. Tomorrow Helen Virginia Smolich will marry Mathias J. Novak at St John’s Catholic Church. Calvin W. Barnes and wife welcome a daughter born April 28 at Silver Cross hospital. Betty Albert of 2323 Hickory st will attend the Merry Mixup club event. Anna Maryanovich hosted a bridge gathering with Charlotte Krause and Mary Starr. Jesse Carpenter and wife announce a daughter born April 28 at Silver Cross hospital. Mrs. William Cherry hosts the Bittersweet club at Polly Tea shop. A group surprised Waites Mueller on his seventeenth birthday at 1601 Elizabeth st.

Simon Nina Davis Earl Witty Chicago Helen Virginia Smolich Anton Smolich Highland Ave Mathias J. Novak Joseph Novak George White Nicholson St Anna Maryanovich Center St Charlotte Krause Mary Starr Anna Krawchuck Jesse Carpenter Silver Cross Hospital William Cherry Tip Top Club

Local social rounds reported in town circles

Mrs. Pauline Warriner hosted the Loyal Daughters circle at 211 Iowa avenue on Monday afternoon. Miss Emily Brooke entertained friends at a indoor treasure hunt on Second avenue yesterday. Miss Katherine Ageton hosted the W C T U Young People’s branch at Central Presbyterian church Monday evening. Plans were made for Blundering Billy to be staged Thursday and Friday in church parlors. Mr and Mrs H E Kohle at 306 Winston avenue entertained at a family dinner Sunday in honor of son and daughter in law Marshall Kohle and wife.

Pauline Warriner Iowa Ave King’s Daughters Emily Brooke Second Ave Katherine Ageton Central Presbyterian Church Billy H. E. Kohle Winston Ave Marshall Kohle

Local clubs host gatherings this week

Mrs William Stewart hosts A B club on Wednesday afternoon Alma Galli plans Hi Way Girls club event Tuesday Tri C club from Central Presbyterian entertained mothers last Wednesday Mrs Elizabeth Wilson to host C and S club May 19 Edward Stahoviak family visited West Mount Mrs Marie Darin will host Carefree eight club Wednesday Mr and Mrs Brusatori spent Sunday in Chicago Mrs Pettigrew and Mrs Blatchley plan bridge club gathering tomorrow evening

William Stewart Jasper St A. B. Club Alma Galli Gardner St Tri C. Club Central Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Wilson Fifth Ave Edward Stahoviak Phylis S. Richard Street West Mount Fred Boyles Marie Darin S. Ottawa St Carefree Eight Club Charles Brusatori S. Joliet St Chicago William Pettigrew Fouser Court

Think Hard Answers in a 1900s Quiz Style

The list presents ten prompts referencing figures and topics such as Charles M Schwab Walter Johnson and Johnny Weissmuller plus items about a cash bonus jail a two-footed animal and the Revolutionary War.

Charles M. Schwab Cook County Chicago Walter Johnson Johnny Weissmuller

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