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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1931

Page

8

For All Purposes Education Costs

A brief note outlines education costs for various programs under a state funded plan. It lists estimated tuition, books, and related fees for students, with emphasis on affordability and potential aid options.

Joliet Sends Band to Tulsa After Fund Drive

Joliet raise $1000 to send their band to Tulsa for the festival. Committee members including McAllister and Ohlhaver organized canvassing across plants and banks with support from Supt Haggard and others. About 30 bands compete in Class A with judges led by Sousa Goldman and others. band departs May 19 from the C A station, many supporters invited.

Jack MacKeever George Wiswell Frank O. Anderson Robert Cameron John Lux L. C. Stephens E. S. McClean Harry A. Atkinson J. Albert Ohlhaver Supt Haggard Director McAllister St. Louis Tulsa McAllister Marion Ind Nicholas Chicago Harrison Tech Illinois Mooseheart DeKalb Harrison Sean John Phillip Sousa Edwin Franko Goldman W. J. Graybill Carl King Walter Smith Boston

Show Them You Care Before It Is Too Late

A poem urges readers to write to aging mothers and loved ones without delay. The piece notes the toll of unspoken words and unsent letters, urging prompt affection before it is too late. In the brief public notices, forty Will County men enroll for a summer citizens military training camp with more applications sought. Send applications to James C. Bell, Harwood post, American Legion.

Will County Citizens Military Training Camp James C. Bell Harwood Post American Legion

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