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The Spectator in Joliet, Illinois

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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1935

Page

1

Joliet Columbus Day Parade Banquet and Show Planned

Joliet and vicinity unite for a Columbus Day observance featuring a 1:30 PM parade from Central school grounds with ten bands and civic floats. E J Zanelli leads the parade with officials. Evening events include a Woodruff hotel banquet and Joliet high school entertainment.

Joliet Christopher Columbus Woodruff Hotel Joliet High School Central School Lockport High School St. Joseph Plainfield High School American Legion Rockdale Veterans of Foreign Wars E. J. Zanelli

Forecast Calls for Rain and Cooler Weather

A forecaster warns of rain and cooler temperatures for the next 24 hours. The weatherman says chilly blasts arriving from the north are expected by late Sunday or Monday morning.

Forty Five Dollar Prize Contest Opens Today

The Spectator offers five cash prizes totaling 45 dollars for the Who's Who contest opening today and closing Tuesday noon. Prizes range from 25 to 2 dollars. entries must be cut from pictures and mailed to 401 North Chicago Street. Judges are Willard Reed, M H Hollingsworth, and Harry R Seamans.

the Spectator Spetator Willard Reed Joliet Engraving Company M. H. Hollingsworth Insur Ance Department Mlllinois Securities Company Harry R. Seamans Spectator Chicago Street Rodeghier Motors Fred Binzer H. Nelson Watchmaker Consumers Liquor Supply Co Imperial Cleaners Oliver Realty Co T. J. Richards Goldblatt the Alamo Reisberg Mjéwelry Company Lewis Brothers Kline’s Black and Kuhl Jolie

Missing High School Boy Returns from Trip West

Charles Sawyer a 17 year old student who disappeared September 17 returned home after a trip to Oklahoma. His abandoned car was found along the Du Page river at Troy prompting several days of river and timberland searches. A letter from Oklahoma confirmed he was safe and en route home.

Charles Sawyer Oklahoma du Page Troy Barr Highway Sawyer

Thompson Prepares for Death With Catholic Rites

Gerald Thompson, slated for execution, embraced Catholicism after meeting Father Eligius Weir. Baptized yesterday, he will receive daily visits from the priest and be escorted to the electric chair after midnight Monday, with relatives allowed for visits until shortly before the execution.

Thompson Eligius Weir Father Weir Tie

Inside Story of Escape of Midget Fernekes

The Spectator reports an ex-convict details Henry Fernekes known as Fox escaping from the old prison. He allegedly sewed clothes in a mattress and wore disguises including a mustache grown in five weeks and a hat with colored glasses for a front door breakout. The informant says there was no pay-off, just a clever escape.

Henry Fernekes the Spectator Fox O. K

Warden Whipp Leaves Prisons for Quiet Farm Life

Warden Frank D. Whipp and wife plan to move to a small farm near Elgin after leaving Stateville next Tuesday. The couple will visit their daughter in Buffalo, N Y, then consider future prison posts but seek a vacation and time with their baby granddaughter.

Frank D. Whipp Stateville Elgin Buffalo N. Y Whipp

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