Notable speakers set for Illinois Agricultural Association meeting
Five distinguished speakers will address the Illinois Agricultural Association general sessions November 25 28, including Branch Rickey St Louis Cardinals executive J Clyde Marquis tasks in Rome and Edward A O Neal Farm Bureau president plus other leaders.
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America
Illinois Agricultural Association
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
J. Clyde Marquis
Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
R. M
Household Finance loan offers for married couples need
A dated advertisement invites married couples to borrow up to 300 dollars with private terms. It outlines three repayment options, including 100 dollar loans in 12 monthly installments of 9.77 dollars or 18 months at 6.99 dollars. It notes no co signer required, car or furniture security options, quick processing, and monthly rates of 24 percent on balances up to 150 and 2 percent on excess, with Small Loan Law caveats.
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Acowa
Gov Green Visits Stateville and Collins Prisons
Gov Dwight H. Green tours Stateville and Collins Street prisons with state dignitaries including safety head T. P. Sullivan. Warden Edward M. Stubblefield leads the inspection as part of a state-wide tour of institutions.
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Stateville
Collins Street
Dwight H. Green
T. P. Sullivan
Safety Department
Edward M. Stubblefield
Green
Speakers Set forNovember Sessions on World Role and Agriculture
Evans AAA administrator announces addresses for the Thursday evening session November 7 by Waymack on Americas Place in a Changing World and Rickey on Politics and Citizenship. Friday morning November 28 features O Neal Evans and Marquis with updates on national issues in agriculture and European agriculture's impact on American farming.
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Evans
AAA
Waymack
Rickey
Amerca
Intersection Crash Injures Boy Cyclist Hart Leonard Golie
Twelve year old Hart Leonard Golie of 206 South Reed Street fractured his wrist when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by thirteen year old John Breen of 14 South Cagwin Avenue at Marion and Center streets. Breen was booked for driving without a license. his father said he had not granted permission to use the car.
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Leonard Golie
S. Reed Street
John Breen
S. Cagwin Avenue
Marion
Center Streets
Young Breen
William Breen
Red Cross Drive Builds Rural Leadership Across Joliet Area
The Red Cross aims to reach a 16.5 member quota through a county wide drive led by Walter Herschbach. Rural chairs include Mrs. James Smith Lockport township and Dr Edward Stewart Plainfield among a broad list of local volunteers coordinating outreach to farms and towns in Will county.
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Red Cross
Evern Farm
Joliet
Will County
Walter Herschbach
James Smith
Lockport Township
Herman Olive
Rockdale
Edward Stewart
Plainfield
Lenore Clow
Wheatland
Cann
Wilton Center
Joseph Kestel
Manhattan
Fred Hall
Monce
F. A. Schlauder
Peotone
Robert Minard
Lincolnshire
M. J. Rice
Sats
Crete
Rudolph Malek
Frankfo
Oliver Schaefer
Mokena
Caroline Tilsy
Marley
Maude
Ame
New Lenox
Christ Langmeist
Green Garden
Ada Coldwater
Jackson Township
Ray Baskerville
Florence Township
John Goodwin
Phil Goodwin
Wesley
Park School Holds Memorial Service for Alma Hudson
Pupils of Park School held a memorial service this afternoon for Miss Alma Hudson veteran teacher in the public school system. Her will left 100 for science books at the school and today those books were distributed during National Education Week as part of a special program.
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Parks School
Alma _ Hudson
CCC Boys Applications Open at IERC Offices
Applications for CCC are being accepted continuously at the IERC offices with quotas removed. Due to the Bran don camp abandonment many boys are sent to Salt Creek camp in LaGrange for physical checkups.
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IERC
Brandon
Salt Creek Camp
LaGrange
Mail Early for Transoceanic Mail Before Christmas
Post master J. Walter Lowrey urges sending all articles for trans Atlantic and trans Pacific destinations as early as possible due to irregular sailings. Hawaii mail should reach San Francisco or San Pedro in time to connect with ships. Sailing dates available at the post office.
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J. Walter Lowrey
trans-Pacific
Hawaii
San Francisco
San Pedro
Spectator Joliet edition details and pricing notes
The Spectator announces 1941 Joliet Illinois publication details. It lists offices at 107 113 W Cass Street Joliet and contact numbers. Subscription rates are 10 cents a month by carrier and 2.50 dollars yearly by mail. Single copies are 5 cents with back copies at 10 cents.
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the Spectator
Cass Street
Joliet
Ilinois
John Hancock
J-Hi Radio Club Hosts National Education Week Program
The J-Hi Radio Club presents a radio program during National Education Week with Miss Margaret Kertes supervising directors announcers and script workers. Directors Miss Beverly Matthies and Miss Carol McOwan and announcers Bruno Sismondi Gus Karos and Dick Joutras led the performances with help from Miss Annette Burr Irene Blaha Marjorie Campbell Howard Gras and Dick Braun. Dick Joutras will act as master of ceremonies at Parents night this evening using a Gus Karos scripted program. The event starts at 8:30 with parent visit from 7:15 to 8:15.
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J-Hi Radio Workshop
Margaret Kertes
Beverly Matthies
Carol McOwan
Bruno Sismondi
Gus Karos
Dick Joutras
Annette Burr
Irene Blaha
Marjorie Campbell
Howard Gras
Dick Braun
Guest Workers At Mission Church
Mrs. Mabel Biffle and Mrs. Edith Stillwell of Chesterfield Indiana will be guest workers at the Heap Memorial Spiritualist church mission at 361 Union Street. Services are scheduled Sunday through Thursday with two sessions on Sunday and Wednesday at 2 30 and 7 30 o clock.
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Mabel Biffle
Edith Stillwell
Chesterfield
Ind
Heap Memorial Spiritualist
Union Street
No Drivers License Case Involving 16 Year Old Listed
Evelyn Hill aged 16 from 615 N Ray Nor Avenue did not have a driver's license after a minor collision with John Demko of 600 Francis Street. Hill was booked after failing to present license. the vehicle belonged to Robert Shaw of New Lenox.
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Evelyn Hill
N. Raynor Avenue
John Demko
Francis Street
Robert Shaw
New Lenox
Credit expert urges careful regulation impact on business
E A Heath of the Federal Reserve Bank Chicago spoke to over 200 attendees at the Farragut school auditorium. The installment credit official discussed Regulation and How It Affects Your Business at a meeting hosted by the Credit Bureau of Will County.
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E. A. Heath
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Credit Bureau of
Will County
Farragut School
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A. J. Rademacher
Park School
CCC
Jorges
Metropolitan Business College
St. Deliet, Illinois
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William R. McCabe
the Spectator P . Company
Joone Illinois
J-Hi Radio Club
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