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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
8
The Morning Star Mission superintendent says he receives about two letters weekly from men he has helped. Senders come from distant places like New York City and Portland, Oregon, and their messages express gratitude and note personal success.
Hillside Brewery announced a beer release for November 4 with 100 barrels daily. The product will be a 3.2 liquor with Hillside officials asserting top flavor. Officers listed include J J Carlton president Pat Fahey VP J Boles secretary and Paul Schoene treasurer. Brewmaster Barney Schmelzer named.
About 2500 teachers from Kane Kendall McHenry and Will counties will attend the northeastern division conference at Joliet High School next Friday. Distinguished speakers include Dean J B Edmonson Dr Harold Glynn Moulton Dr Alexander Meiklejohn and Carl Sandburg with organizers led by Thomas M Deam and J B Nelson.
The annual Home Service appeal for funds will be carried into every Will County community. J. C. MacKeever chairs the advisory board with local workers appointed to solicit and tag funds. The Will County advisory board includes John B. Anderson R. A. Cameron L. C. Stephens Rev. Arthur Hoffman P. F. Brewster J. C. MacKeever Pence B. Orr and others. Rev. John M. Linden is campaign appeal manager. Captain and Mrs. Harry Strissel head the Salvation Army barracks at 106 South Joliet Street.
A barrel of beer costs one dollar less than last week and the new price takes effect this week. The reduction is expected to boost beer barrel sales.
Motorists are urged to protect their cars by adding alcohol to radiators before freezing winter weather. Garage men say batteries should be checked and their cold weather endurance assessed.
A Joliet fall concert features the high school concert and military bands performing together for the first time. A. R. McAllister conducts the concert band with his son Forrest McAllister leading the ROTC unit. Tickets are 25 cents, with reserved seats at 50 cents, sponsored by the High School Band Parents Association.
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