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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1934

Page

5

Joliet Faces West Aurora In Big Six Showdown

Joliet and West Aurora meet in a Big Six clash at Richards Street Field. Both teams own one win and one loss as they prepare for the 6:30 p.m. kickoff with injury-tested lineups and probable starters listed for ends guards and backs.

Joliet West Aurora Doug Mills Richards Street Ineir Aurora Kankakee Thornton Ralph Ffletcher York Elmhurst Glenbard Mills Shackleton Cappel Nelson Kirschke Lewandowski Verick Hanna Carnaghi Lenich Moroni Pedersen Huey Winston West High

Will County Teachers Meet in Joliet October 19

Will county elementary and high school teachers will meet in Joliet on Friday October 19 for a one day institute at Joliet High School. County superintendent August Maue announced. Prominent speakers include Carl Vrooman on Europe, Judge Fred G Bale on tomorrow's citizens, Dr P E Belting on education tech, Professor Howard De F Widger on teaching to read, Dr H Hunter on taxation and C E Vance on teaching technique. The event runs 9 10 am to 3 40 pm with all schools closed.

Will County Joliet August Maue Carl Vrooman Bloomington Illinois Europe Fred G. Bale Columbus Ohio P. E. Belting Urbana Howard de F. Widger Charleston H. Hunter Theniversity of Illinois C. E. Vance Danville Maue

Chicago to Mark Street for Angle Parking on Will Street

Chicago street will be marked for angle parking along Webster to Washington within a day or two. Commissioner Robert Faith of the public health and safety department announced the plan, noting merchants expect about 40 percent more parking for shoppers even as drivers back from the curb presents a challenge.

Chicago Street Robert Faith Department of Public Health and Safety Webster Washington Street Wraith

Lucille Ball Dons Football Gear For 1934 Season

Lu cille Ball the film actress wears football attire to usher in the 1934 season in Hollywood fashion. Her last name may be Ball and her middle name foot ball adds a playful touch to the season preview.

Ball Football Lucille Ball Hollywood

Stranger Arrests Over Double Parking in Joliet Loop

A man giving the name Harry Kowalski of Argo was arrested this week for double parking in Joliet's loop district. He was released without a fine after being deemed unfamiliar with city regulations and was given a traffic rules booklet to study.

Harry Kowalski Argo Loop Joliet

Auto of Walter Fordowski Recovered After Theft

The Fordowski car at 116 Cora Street, stolen one night this week, was found hours later by deputy sheriffs. The vehicle had been stripped of tires and other removable accessories.

Walter Fordowski Cora Street

Lockport Girl Hurt by Car in City Incident

Annabelle Herman a 9 year old resident of Lockport suffered a severe head gash when struck by an automobile driven by George Payne of Chicago last night. Hospital attaches report the child will recover.

Annabelle Herman Lockport George Payne Chicago

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