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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1932

Page

3

Democratic Rally Calls for Prohibition Repeal and Employment Relief

Hundreds grew to thousands outside Democratic headquarters as Judge Horner spoke on unemployment relief and cost cuts. Speakers including Dieterich Donovan and Hughes urged action with Horner backing immediate repeal of the 18th amendment to boost employment and aid taxpayers.

East Wing Chamber of Commerce Walsh Building Clinton Street Chicago Street West Side Horner Springfield William H. Dieterich Otis Glenn Thomas F. Donovan Joliet Prairie Flowers George H. Sehring Dieterich Mr. Donovan Edward J. Hughes Edward J. Barrett Judge Horner Illinois

Chislers Club Plans Challenge After Tuesday Meeting

The Chislers Club met Tuesday with Eats Brennan on Hickory street. Members and officers decided to challenge the Anti Chislers and if accepted, notice will be given to George Popeye Wagner, president of the club. The next meeting will be with Hermit Mahoney on Benton street.

Chislers Club Brennan Hickory Street George “Popeye” Wagner The Chislers Hermit

Kendall Student Lynette Kemp To Spend Weekend At Home

Miss Lynette Kemp the Kendall College of Physical Education student in Chicago will spend the weekend at home. She is the daughter of Mrs. Nana P. Kemp of 655 Cass Street.

Lynette Kemp Nana P., Kemp Cass Street Kendall College of Physical Education Chicago

De La Salle to Host Fox Valley Minors in Sunday Doubleheader

De La Salle coaches plan two Sunday games on Richards field against Fox Valley ponies and Aurora majors. First contest starts at 2 30 PM. Underclassmen lead the lightweights in the first season of football at De La Salle. The visitors bring four wins with no losses and a twenty pound per man advantage.

John Carroll Light and Hanga Fox Valley Ponies Aurora Richards Aurorans de la Salle Fox Valley

Bluff Street Merchants Call for Immediate Bridge Approach Work

Bluff Street merchants urge Jefferson street bridge approach work now while the street is torn for sewers, arguing delaying two or three years risks tearing out again. They claim the state is not ensuring fair treatment of Bluff Street property owners.

Jefferson Street Bridge Bluff Street

Chicago Visitors Stay Week in Joliet Guests of Holmbergs

Chicago residents Mrs. John Erickson Mrs. John Jones and Mrs. Anna Johnson spent the past week in Joliet visiting friends and were hosted by Reverend and Mrs. G Holmberg at 515 Herkimer Street for several days.

Chicago John Erickson John Jones Anna Johnson Joliet G. Holmberg Herkimer Street

Large crowd eyed for Prosperity Sales ticket draw

Thousands are expected to visit the loop district next Wednesday to participate in the Prosperity Sales drawing offering 1800 in prizes. Fifty cash prizes include 250, 100, 50 and numerous 25 15 10 and 5 dollar awards. The 10 oclock drawing will be in Cass Street between Chicago and Ottawa streets with attendees required to claim prizes. If a winner is absent another number is drawn promptly and unclaimed prizes are redistributed until the 1000 total is paid.

Loop Canning Cass Street Chicago Ottawa

Splash party returns as season heats up at the Y

The second splash party of the season starts tonight at 8 30 with about 20 couples. Sunatns popular events promise winter continuation. Six rally ball teams begin action next Tuesday. volleyball grows in popularity and a large league is anticipated.

Unusually light African wood trays held for serving

Trays made from African wood are described as incredibly light and suitable for presenting gay checked glasses and appetizers, highlighting their practical use in serving small bites.

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