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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

4

U S Civil Service Opens Examinations in Several Posts

The U S Civil Service Commission announced open competitive exams for Entomologist at 3800 dollars, an assistant at 2600, an associate special writer at 3200, and an assistant special writer at 2600. Highway engineer economists are listed from 2600 to 4600 a year. Some education and experience are required for all positions per K J Belz.

The United States Civil Service Commission K. J. Belz

Stamp Collectors Resume Meetings with Lectures

Will County Collectors Club resumes semi monthly meetings in the Dinet building basement. The October 28 lecture in Joliet High School room 195 features C. Beecher Peterson and Frank Fleener on United States stamps. A November 11 stamp auction requires items by October 28. December 9 pre cancel night features Adolf Gunesch.

Will County William Bounce Adolf Gunesch R. J. Edmunds

Etiquet pointers for table manners and safety

Do not leave a spoon in a tumbler dish or glass. When not in use rest the spoon on the saucer or service plate. Do not talk with food in your mouth and keep lips closed while chewing. Hold a knife with fingers not slipping below the handle nor onto the blade. Avoid accidents at table.

Hat Etiquette Under Formal Tuxedo Wear Discussed

A note on apology to your hostess should remain unmentioned again. It states that a straw felt or opera hat may be worn with a tuxedo, outlining acceptable headwear with formal attire rules.

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