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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1933
Page
7
Joliet police chief cites a 1932 chart showing reckless driving as the leading cause of auto accidents. Other factors include off the road driving, misc causes, and improper signaling. He urges motorists to inspect their cars and drive with care to reduce deaths.
James Simpson, chairman, notes progress in Public Service Co business for the third quarter. Between July 20 and October 24 residential and commercial space heating customers rose by 3 622, boosting sales and stabilizing the firm. Electricity sales also improved. For the nine months ended September 30, 1933 gross operating revenues were 3.6 percent lower than a year earlier, an improvement from six months ago when they were 5.9 percent lower.
City hall announced a plan to place receptacles for waste papers and discarded objects on street corners in the near future. Officials say these containers will curb clutter along sidewalks and in the loop, improving the city’s appearance if shoppers use them responsibly.
Twenty two new Lions joined during the membership drive. The club held a get acquainted meeting where President Burke outlined future plans including sponsorship of a Ladies division. Credit for the additions is given to C Gillette of International and local members.
George Sehring, newly appointed deputy warden, assumes command of the Collins Street institution this week, relieving E. M. Stubblefield, former warden.
Public Service Company of Northern Illinois Commonwealth Edison and The Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company argue for no rate reductions as taxes rise and uncontrollable costs surge. They stress consumer demand is down but service credits and investor protections require reasonable returns and stable credit for the community.
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