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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1932

Page

3

Aurora District Delegates Meet at Y Next Wednesday

Aurora district delegates meet at the Y next Wednesday with Andrew Witwer as chairman and Carl Makeever as secretary. Third round basketball schedules in Blue and Red divisions are listed for Monday Thursday. Boxing wrestling instruction every Friday and a mixed swimming party at 8:30 p m next Saturday in the Y pool.

Artibe Wists Peenert Park Dabage Evanston Waukegan Aurora Andrew Witwer Carl Makeever Reds Aee Yankees Snarks Boston Sooners Ace Club First Lutherans Giants Dragons Jays Erican Institute Laundry Ottawa Street Boosters Jeds Central Larry Hendrickson

Teachers Gather for Illinois State Convention Highlights Education

About 2000 teachers from Illinois attended the annual educators convention in the high school auditorium last Friday. Speeches by Will Earhart, Thomas H. Briggs, and Sherwood Eddy urged education as cultural and humanizing, not mere wage preparation. Music and choral entertainment were provided by the high school orchestra and choirs under local directors.

Will Earhart Pittsburgh Thomas H. Briggs Columbia University Sherwood Eddy Hiram Converse Glen Ford A. O. Marshall E. B. Brockett

Joliet Residents Contribute Money to Free Milk Fund

Joliet residents donate to the Free Milk Fund established to provide milk to underfed schoolchildren. Fourteen cents weekly buys one pint of milk per day for a child, and 1500 contributors could sustain the fund as needed. Contributions from clubs and individuals receive praise from teachers and parochial school sisters noting improved student interest.

Joliet Schoos

Radio Station Highlights Local Talent and Praise

MIKE-SHOTS thanks listeners for letters and recalls many names. Chuck Harad at wKBB is praised for quality programs while Don Glasgow of Plainfield is noted as an accomplished organist. Sunday at seven features Bob Boyer and Guy Scagnelli’s orchestra with strong call-in activity and Hoover broadcast praise highlighting Merle Stillman’s engineering.

Chuck Harad Wkbb Merle Stillman

Radio personalities and questions spark station chatter

In a photo caption Bill Fitzgerald and President Hoover appear together while Reggie Martin’s radio schedule is noted on WIBO at 4 45 p m and WBBM at 9 15 a m. Marion Potter fields callers with humorous questions about announcer education sparked by Ferriston last Wednesday.

Reggie Martin WIBO Reg WBBM Marion Potter Ferriston

Kohala Girls Highlight Hawaiian Music at Four

At 4 p m Sunday the Kohala girls perform featuring a highlighted vocalist. Hear their Hawaiian tunes and enjoy a lively program. The note also mentions the Crosby family, real name Harry Lillis Crosby, and Ted Weems born Wilford Theodore, both connected to amateur films.

Aey the Crosby Harry Lillis Cros Ted Weems Wilford Theodore

Ray Fay Leads All Star Minstrels of KYW

Ray Fay of WKBB serves as head man for the All Star Minstrels organized by KYW, directing performances and roster.

Ray Fay Serer WKBB The All Star Minstrels KYW

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Mike Don Glasgow Plainfield Bob Boyer Guy Scagnelli Herb Trackman Adler Bluff and Jefferson H. C. Frankfurters
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