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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
9
The piece criticizes the Illinois Will County Relief office on Scott Street for crowding and weather hardship. It urges opening doors earlier and reducing administrative burdens to shelter applicants, questions NRA policies, and demands clear census data on net employment rather than counts of people put to work.
A government leadership group led by Secretary Perkins and General Johnson announced forthcoming directives and policy plans. The advisory circle indicated they would issue further details and implement guidance in the near term.
The first mixer in Y M C A history plans a Halloween party tomorrow at 8 pm uniting young men and women divisions. Costumes will feature a spook tour of the building with fortune tellers and gypsy dancers. Reservations close tonight. success could bring multiple mixers yearly.
Joliet business notes celebrate fourteen years of sales at the White Store with a Saturday get-together. J J Cohen plans hourly bargain sales across four floors and gives away 5 000 colored balloons to children with parents at the doors. He credits customers for the store’s success and invites them to greet him as a friend.
Mayor William Hennessy is recovering at home after a major operation and expects to resume official duties within one or two weeks. Family says his condition remains stable though no definite return date can be given, and physicians are pleased with his recuperation.
The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of St. Patrick's church held a Halloween party in the school gym with bridge and dancing as the main attractions. Hostesses were Laine Woodward Dorothy Lundquist Margaret Lee and Alice Bagnell. Officers: Woodward president Sexton vice president Lundquist secretary Ryan treasurer.
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