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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
3
The Spectator announces a contest offering 45 dollars in cash prizes for readers. Participants will paste cutout pictures of Joliet business people onto ads, mail solutions by Tuesday noon, and have winners announced next week. Prizes: 25, 10, 5, 3, and 1 dollar. Rules to follow in next Thursday issue.
The St Marys parishioners join in a testimonial dinner for Rev P J Hennessy at 6 pm at the Woodruff hotel. He served 1114 years as pastor of St Marys church, known by hundreds, and was moved to Ascension church in Orvey Illinois last Thursday by Cardinal Mundelein. County township city officials and clergy will speak. attendance limited to 200.
A special Moose initiation meeting will confer degrees on the Martin Gorsich class in honor of Mr. Gorsich bringing 46 new members to the state association. Dr W R Fletcher announced Paul Schmitz national membership director Mooseheart will be the principal speaker at the Moose Temple. George Hausser, entertainment chair, will present plans for members events. The first social is “family night” on Friday October 18.
Joliet audiences will see the annual Junior College play "Tons of Money" November 15 at Joliet high school. Proceeds benefit the Junior College Loan fund aiding students, with cast including Sara Saure Lillie Pearl McReynolds Helen Ranne Dorothy Johnston Eugene Shutts Emmett Rielly William Harvey George Sadler Ray Watson and Arthur Fneix directed by Lena M Dickinson.
The Moran Parent-Teachers Association sponsors a card party next Thursday at 2 15 pm at the Harry Hohenshell home 140 North Raynor Avenue. The public is invited to attend.
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