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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1933

Page

3

Roosevelt Defends Economy Move at Chicago Legion Convention

Joliet Legionnaires and hundreds of radio listeners heard President Roosevelt defend his economy policy before World War I veterans at the American Legion convention in Chicago. He opposed special benefits for disabled veterans except through state and local support, with federal aid only as a last resort, drawing strong applause.

Joliet Legionnaires Roosevelt American Legion Chicago Legionnaires Legion Mr. Roosevelt

St Marys Church marks 65th birthday with dinner

St Marys Catholic Church prepares a 65th anniversary celebration with a 5 30 PM dinner in the church hall featuring corned beef and cabbage and baked ham. C Y O boxers plus musical numbers, a Holy Name Bureau speaker, and remarks by Rev P J Hennessey are planned. Tickets sold at John J McCarthy and parish house.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church Holy Name Bureau Chicago P. J. Hennessey St. Mary’s Holy Name Society Will and Grundy Counties Holy Name Technical School Route 4 Lockport Township B. Gallagher Patrick Condon John J McCarthy St. Mary’s Church Scott and van Buren

Cottagers Return for Winter Months

The last of the cottagers from the Kankakee Du Page and other vacation spots have trooped into town with cooler weather. A number of Joliet people have opened their city homes again for the winter months after summer in the cottage colony nearby.

Kankakee du Page Joliet

Parade to Honor Columbus by Local Italian Societies

A civic Columbus Day celebration planned by the Knights of Columbus Joliet Italian societies and lodges includes a noon parade through loop streets and a 6 pm banquet at the Elks ballroom. Mary Lavonne Aschenbrunner will entertain, with speakers to be announced. four Italian lodges join with Knights of Columbus and Siciliana and St Fortunata.

Knights of Columbus Joliet Elks Mary Lavonne Aschenbrenner John H. Aschenbrenner George Hausser Order Sons of Italy

Prepare Cars Now for Winter Days Warn Garage Men

City garage men urge car owners to prepare for winter driving before cold weather. Autumn is ideal for a complete overhaul, especially changing oil, and drivers should take precautions against freezing days while temperatures stay above freezing.

Hillside Brewery to Put Beer on Market by November 15

Hillside Brewery plans sale of beer within five weeks on or before November 15. Patrick Fahey, an officer, announced the move marking the second Joliet brewery to begin production after Acme Brewery started selling earlier.

Hillside Brewery CO Hillside Brewery West Side Company Patrick Fahey Joliet Acme

Prison grid team bans smoking and drinking

Training orders issued today require Stateville penitentiary football players to abstain from smoking and drinking. No reason was given for the ban.

Old Stateville Penitentiary

Third Order of St. Francis to Welcome New Members

The Third Order of St. Francis will host a semi annual reception for new members. The meeting is set for Sunday at 3 PM in St. John's Catholic Church located on Hickory Street.

Third Order of St. Francis St. John’s Catholic Church Hickory Street

Food Prices Rise In Local Restaurants

In line with general inflation, food in downtown restaurants costs more than this summer. Dinners are especially affected as menus change over the past weeks, reflecting higher prices diners must pay.

Prisoners at Stateville and old pen making garments

Inmates at Stateville and the old pen are employed in clothes shops making full garments for all 5,136 prisoners. The enrollment exceeds building capacity, causing crowding in living and sleeping quarters.

Stateville Penientiary

Brisket Dinner with Horseradish Sauce and Plum Pudding

A boiled fresh brisket of prize beef served with horseradish sauce boiled new potato mixed fresh vegetables and a hot roll. English plum pudding with butter sauce and coffee offered for 35 cents.

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