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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1941

Page

4

Checks Ready for Distribution by County Clerk Hartley

County Clerk Joseph H. Hartley announced this morning that the Blind, Needy, and Dependent Children program checks are now ready for distribution. They can be obtained by calling at the county clerk's office.

Joseph H. Hartley

Labor pressure and municipal power in Joliet debate

A call to organized labor leaders to resist coercion by Sanderson & Porter and a critique of Mayor Jones and commissioners over water department staffing. The piece applauds Odenthal and Sehring for limiting mayoral interference and preserving the meter readers under the accounts and finances department amid ongoing public works and water billing issues.

Joliet Sanderson & Porter America Smith Jones Lennon Odenthal and Sehring Mr. Whalen Ers Department of Accounts and Finances Whalen Elgin

Toy Show Planned By Civic Groups At Rialto Theatre

Civic groups organize a toy drive to repair discarded toys at the old prison. About 50 inmates will renovate the toys in a special workshop under Warden E M Stubblefield. The event at the Rialto on Saturday Nov 8 will grant admission with a toy to benefit Christmas distribution to needy children.

Rialto Theater Rialto No. 1 Ottawa Street E. M. Stubblefield

Schor Discusses Goldblatt Brothers Growth and Local Impact

Samuel Schor, Joliet superintendent of Goldblatt Brothers, spoke at the city club luncheon about the chain’s origins from two brothers selling papers to a Chicago store in 1914. He highlighted early displays driving sales, growth to ten stores, employee loyalty, and community contributions in Joliet.

Samuel Schor Goldblatt Brothers Joliet City Club Chicago Schor Goldblatts State Street

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