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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

2

Probing the Town Gossip and Local Pinochle Night

A humor column mix of questions about Washington intrigue and probes with casual local notes. Harold and Mrs Scheer miss their pinochle game but laugh off the joke to resume the monthly rounds. Updates include tidbits on Evelyn Boucher, Eddie Gannon, Lieut Art Dillon, Fireman Royce Young, and a new double breasted suit trend.

Harold Scheer Frankfort Scheers Art Dillon Royce Young Miami Florida Headquarters Company Adolph Odenthal

Dionne Quints at Rialto Sunday for Four Days

An intimate 20 minute Dionne babies short subject will run at the Rialto theatre starting Sunday for four days. It will be shown in addition to the feature Big Broadcast of 1936. Viewers who recently saw the Dionne feature in Chicago praised the unusual picture.

Rialto Theatre Chicago

Harvest Festival Honors St Patrick’s Parish Pastor

St Patrick’s Catholic Church hosts a Harvest Festival tonight in Joliet celebrating the 35th anniversary of Rev. Philip L. Kennedy’s priesthood. Events run 2:30 and 8:00 cards, bingo and games, with dancing 8:30 to 12:00. John J. McCarthy MCs, prizes, refreshments, candy and bakery booths available.

Philip L. Kennedy St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Elk’s Flory B. Steffes John J. McCarthy Joliet Father Kennedy St. Patrick’s Parish

Quick Fleet Signal Reflects British Power Friction

A terse cry signals Britain’s naval posture as tensions rise with a rival power. Officials push readiness drills and fleet movements to deter maritime pressure and reassure allies while diplomatic options are explored.

Historic sword missing from London Tower.

A cryptic line hints at a long lost blade linked to London Tower lore. The note suggests intrigue around a historic sword and a perceived stir among observers including TI Duce and John Bull, implying a diplomatic or symbolic puzzle rather than a direct event.

London Tower TI Duce John Bull

Ducker's department store marks 82 years in Joliet

The Joliet store celebrates an 82nd anniversary on its Chicago and Clinton street site with a store wide sale. O F Engelhardt, manager, says every department offers bargain items and the policy remains a satisfaction guarantee. The piece notes the store’s long local prominence and generations of customers.

Ducker’s Department Store Joliet Chicago Clinton Streets Loop Ducker’s O. F. Engelhardt

Postoffice Windows to Close at Noon on Saturday

Joliet postoffice will close all windows at noon this Saturday following bank hours. Postmaster J Walter Lowrey announced the new noon closing time. Money order, postal savings, registry, C O D, stamps, general delivery and parcel post windows will be affected. Pride of ancestry: A sign that the family has come down.

Joliet Saturay J. Walter Lowrey

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Washington Chicago Heights Evelyn Boucher Eddie Gannon Joseph O'Neil Cass Street Mortician Doc” Kelly Marty Henderson George Boucher Walters Dionne Rialto Elas Chicago St. Joliet St. Pas Parish Great Britain Royal Furniture Ca Collins Street Fitzgerald’s Cass St Collins St
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