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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
4
Thinking It Over Revisited on Audit Proposal Critique
A letter denounces an audit plan as a taxpayer money grab. It argues adopting current official figures monthly would suffice and warns sponsors would push ongoing fees for bookkeeping and semiannual checkups. Mrs Otis L Jones was absent while revitalized Republicans gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis L. Jones
Advent Sermons Planned by Rev Bauman Series
Rev Albert Bauman of Richards Street Methodist announces Advent sermons from Sunday November 30 through December 21 with topics The Home Life of Jesus Appearance of Jesus The Education of Jesus and The Mission of Jesus. The final 1941 sermon on December 28 will be Jesus The First and the Last with special music by three choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bauman
Richards Street Methodist Church
Jesus
Bauman
Fight Infantile Paralysis Campaign Set For 1942 Birthday
President Roosevelt plans to use his January 30 1942 birthday as the Diamond Jubilee for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Keith Morgan says a December 2 Washington meeting will align state chairmen for the nationwide drive to fund research and treatment. The foundation reports thousands of new chapters and epidemics in recent years, with over 25 000 cases and treatment costs exceeding 1000 dollars per year per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Keith Morgan
National Foundation For
Morgan
Washington
White House
Keith
United States
Red Cross First Aid Class Plans Announcement
A new first aid course begins next Thursday at 2 pm in the Red Cross rooms Chamber of Commerce Ottawa street. Taught by Mrs. Lois Morrison the class runs 2 to 4 pm each Thursday and is open to all as a general first aid course aiding Motor corps training. A second class for working girls will start after the holidays and a nutrition class by Mrs. Edith Hoffman Will County Home Bureau advisor will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Street
Lois Morrison
Edith Hoffman
Will County Home Bureau
Navy Offers Bright Young Men Path to Pay and Adventure
The Navy editor highlights a career path promising higher pay, free meals and lodging, medical care, clothing, sports, entertainment, travel, and adventure. Only 12,000 monthly openings from many applicants, with strict recruitment requiring intelligence, character, and two local recommendations. The Spectator offers free Navy booklets and will answer inquiries about Navy and Naval Reserve training and future civilian careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Navy
United States
the Spectator
Washington
Naval Reserve
Mary Leader Remembered For Remembered Work At Gettysburg
The Hanover Spectator notes apprentice reporter Mary Shaw Leader walked 15 miles to Gettysburg to publish Lincoln’s Gettysburg address in full. Her inscription reads She helped the world to long remember and honors her as a monument to journalistic judgment beyond many famed editors of her era.
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Henry J. Raymond
Joseph Medill
Hanover
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