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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1950

Page

3

Thrift Shop Run By Christ Episcopal Church Opens

Mrs. Edgar B. Marshall, appointed chairman, opens the thrift shop at 73 W. Van Buren Street operated by Christ Episcopal church. Money from the sale of used articles funds church projects. The shop invites unhurried browsing of household goods sports equipment and jewelry. A St Elizabeth circle meeting to benefit the shop is set for Oct 30 at 1007 Western Avenue with members bringing sale items. The thrift shop was organized in February.

Edgar B. Marshall Thrift Shop W. van Buren Street Christ Episcopal Church St. Elizabeth Circle Irving Shutts Western Avenue

Student Art Exhibit Opens at College of St Francis

The annual exhibit runs through Oct 25 in Tower Hall with students’ works in oil, watercolor, pastel, textiles, ceramics and weaving. Awards for the top three entries were given last evening in Music Hall as a musical program proceeded.

College of St. Francis Wilcox and Taylor Streets St. Luke Tower Hall Music Marty Wagner Milanks Shijachki Marty Hoyt Markelz Rosemary Lux Mary Weigand Marianne Cardosi Noemy Louride Lillian Chow Audrey Makar Dorothy Taylor Betty Stayner Barbara O'Donnell M. Jeanette O.S.F Margaret Conde Mary Cullen Kay McGuire Agnes Ward Rita Dorner Elinor Schomurg Audrey Kosink Alice del Favero Bette Biggins Phyllis Fahive

Services tomorrow for Henry C. Ahrens

Funeral services for Henry C. Ahrens 70 of 703 Richmond Street die at home Tuesday morning. Services at 1 30 tomorrow from Western Funeral Home to St. Peter's Lutheran Church officiated by Rev. E W Frenk and Rev. Martin Frenk. Burial in Elmhurst Cemetery. Survived by wife Anna a daughter Ruth Bower of Chicago a son Leonard of Joliet and three sisters Lena Schenkel Joliet Meta Handgartner Chicago and Mrs William Ruesch Evanston.

Henry C. Ahrens Richmond Street Western Funeral Home St. Peter's Lutheran Church E. W. Frenk Martin Frenk Elmhurst Cemetery Ahrens Anna Ruth Bower Chicago Leonard Joliet Lena Schenkel Meta Handgartner William Ruesch Evanston

Fire chief to address Joliet safety council dinner

Assistant Fire Chief Vincent Stewart will speak at a Joliet Community Safety council industrial section dinner tonight at 6 30. The event aims to discuss fire safety and municipal preparedness with local officials and industry members.

Safety Council Vincent Stewart Joliet Community Safety Council

Plates waiting for owners in sheriff office in Jevitz report

Chief Deputy Sheriff Join Jevitz announced today that several Minnesota license plates are unclaimed and held in his office. The plates listed include 1194-713, 1790-706, 1788-146, 2115-404, B46-275, and CO952.

Jevitz

Spectator offers $4000 Good Government prizes with paid subscriptions

Voters must have a paid Spectator subscription from January to October 1950 to be eligible for the $4000 Good Government giveaway. Two Henry J automobiles top the prizes along with a television set, radio, electric appliances, and cookery aids. Readers urged to mail or call Joliet Illinois and ensure subscription through October 1950 to qualify.

Spectator Henry J Henry Jautos

Joliet warns phony educational survey sales pitch

Joliet residents were told an advertised educational survey is a sales promo by Publishers’ Productions Inc. The firm has been calling for over a week to sell children’s books after the survey. Twelve complaints were filed with the Joliet Association of Commerce.

Joliet Association of Commmerce Jackson Association of Commerce

Denies He Stole Cab in Discount Tale

James Becknell of Joliet was returned by police after arrest in Chicago for stealing a cab from the People's Cab company on Chicago Street. He claims two passengers forced him to drive to Chicago and take money from him. The tale is presented with a big discount.

James Becknell Lawton Joliet Chicago People’s Cab Company Chicago Street Tabe Becknell

Dog bite injures boy 3 in city

Mrs. L. H. Eggers reports a stray dog bit her son Karl age three yesterday afternoon. The child was taken to St. Joseph's hospital for treatment and released later.

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