Winners Named in Joliet Who's Who Contest
From nearly a thousand entrants Miss Gladys Shea of 220 Kra kar avenue won first prize of 25 dollars in The Spectator's Who's Who contest. Willis E. Bishop earned second prize. Evelyn Pfaff, third. Irene Lis, fourth. and Pauline Bevan, fifth. Judges praised the difficult, neat solutions and noted entries poured in from Joliet and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Shea
Krakar Avenue
Spectator
Joliet
Willis E. Bishop
North Raynor Avenue
Evelyn Pfaff
Frankfort
Irene Lis
Hickory Street
Pauline Bevan
Summit Street
M. H. Hollingsworth
Illinois Securities Company
Harry R. Seamans
Joliet High School Band Plans Fall Concert
Joliet high school national championship band presents fall concert tomorrow night in the school auditorium under A R Mc Allister. Guests Henry Fillmore and Clifford Lilya conduct short selections arranged like a radio program. Proceeds help fund next year’s national contest. Tickets 50 cents reserved, 25 cents general. reservations available today and Friday 8am–4pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Englewood
Lilya
Fillmore
Heart Patient Returns to Shake Doctor’s Hand
Charles Jenkins, who was stabbed in the heart a year ago, visited Dr. George Faulkner to thank him for saving his life. The doctor required five stitches to close the wound, and noted surgeons called the operation uniquely remarkable in medical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Faulkner
Charles Jenkins
Walgreens Superb Value Days Weekend Sale Opens
Walgreen Drug Company launches a weekend sale dubbed Super Value Days with hundreds of bargains. Manager Edward Klocke says the event is among the store’s greatest Joliet promotions and that extra stock has been ordered to prevent shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walgreen Drug Company
Edward Klocke
Joliet
Klocke
St Marys Church Society Sponsoring Card Party Friday
The Holy Name society of St Marys church invites the public to a card party Friday at 8 pm in St Marys parish hall Clinton and Ottawa streets. Admission is twenty five cents. Games include bridge pinochle euchre forty five banco and five hundred with committees listed for each game and event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aecord
Banco
St. Mary’s
Clinton
Ottawa
Holy Name Society
St. Mary’s Church
Arthur Melcher
William Murphy
Arthur B. Kelly
M. J. Bauer
Roland Berscheid
William Erwin
Adolph Ochs
J. Campbell Carey
Patrick Kinney
Roy McCarthy
Frank Lichtenauer
Daniel Dillon
John Aschenbrenner
S. F. Wilhelmi
John H. Berscheid
William Over
Eugene Gallagher
Roland Chamberlain
Thomas Reedy
John Cleary
W. A. Meyers
Veterans Reemployment Committee Meeting Scheduled Friday
The regular weekly session of the Veterans Reemployment Committee will convene Friday night at 7 30 in the Veterans of Foreign Wars club rooms. Unemployed veterans seeking preference on P VA benefits are urged to attend and register, per the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Veterans Reemployment Committee
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Post Offices Observe Air Navigation Week Urge Mail Increase
In observance of National Air Navigation Week from October 14 to 21 postal authorities urge use of air mail for rapid communication. Air express weight rose 54 percent in the first half of the year over 1934, notes Postmaster J Walter Lowrey. The Post Office Department supervises 29 000 route miles of air mail with about 1 000 000 pounds carried monthly. The Bureau of Commerce provides light every 12 miles for pilots radio beams are used and emergency landing fields are set every 50 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Express
J. Walter Lowrey
Post Office Department
Bureau of Commerce
Fresh man seeks football but worries studies would suffer
A novice expresses interest in playing football then fears participation would interfere with his studies.
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Izes
Chicago St
Jackson
Joliet’s
Chevrolet
Walgreen
ST. Marys Church Society
Washington ST
Dinet’s
TEX
Dinet & Company
John J. McCarthy
Kinneys
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