Frogs and Decorations Noted in Market Gazette
A note credits Miss Goldie Kovesy with decorations while a market frog keeper is described as a rana culturist. The phrase Say You Saw It appears in The Spectator.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
5
A note credits Miss Goldie Kovesy with decorations while a market frog keeper is described as a rana culturist. The phrase Say You Saw It appears in The Spectator.
Sunday preview of the Fahey west side subdivision at Black Road estates where 53 new homes are under instruction. Patrick D. Fahey, the developer, says two two bed houses will be open for inspection from 1 to 7 p m each day.
The Boy Scouts of Theodore Street Guiheran church will conduct a scrap paper drive Saturday. Sny dse Watson is in charge of arrangements for the paper pickups. Ti Scout troop will meet Tuesday.
The Secretary of State grants a corporate charter to Belay Office Supply Company Inc at 108 Jefferson Street. James Belay, Martha Kovesy, and Leona Schriefer named as officers with 500 shares issued to engage in sale of books, office supplies, and machines. Attorney Mel A. Gray represents the firm.
A public dance will be given for the benefit of St. Stephen's church on November 1 at St. Joseph's hall in North.
A church benefit event in Chicago will feature dancing from 8:30 p.m. to midnight with Sepessy’s Orchestra providing music. A church program of folk dances, refreshments, and entertainment is planned. Committee members include Mrs. Peter Gray as chairman, Mrs. Alex Gruber as co-chairman, and Mrs. Raymond Hucek as ticket chairman.
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