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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
10
Fragmentary text describes a fair in Rialto with themes from Mexico and a pop style stage show. Mentions dance performances, a Midway, and community figures amid a festival setting with planned Sunday hours and child activities.
Rev. R. L. Ericksen of North Carolina leads services at Joliet Gospel Tabernacle on Chicago Street. Devotions begin 8:00 Sunday afternoon and 7:30 Sunday evening. Tonight's top discourse is Divine Healing.
Postmaster Alfred M. Bourge announced the local postoffice will move equipment into the remodeled and enlarged office at Scott and Clinton streets by February 1. He said the War Department and Deep Waterways Department will move in first, with the Postoffice Department likely to set up last.
Warden Frank D. Whipp announced an alumni dinner at Stateville for parolees and former inmates. He hopes many parolers who played sports for the institution will attend to renew friendships and meet younger inmates, echoing days gone by.
RB N Ingleson state president urged a closer tie between the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Illinois and local groups. He outlined a four region expansion with region vice presidents and two directors for each. The state convention is set for May 11 12 and 18 at East St Louis. A local meeting is planned for Tuesday at Lockport.
Patrick McFarland serves as president and Emmett Ahearn takes the treasurer role with Lawrence Crowley as managing director in the leadership lineup. The notice identifies key positions and confirms organizational roles.
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