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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
3
A column blends admonitions about reputation with snippets of local life. Names include Attorney Frank Brummund Detective Allie Schoenig Dr Lloyd B Andrew and family, Dr Donald Campbell, Sam Todd printer and Mayor George Jones. Mentions of hunting fishing trips and social notes accompany jokes and small city curios.
Chief Nicholas Fornango urges motorists to respect school boy patrols stationed at every school after about 24 000 children return to classes. Patrols, sanctioned by the police department, can report motorists who ignore signals to reduce accidents.
St. Theresa Young Ladies and St. Monica Women Clubs of St. Cyril and Methodius sponsor a card party and dance on September 17 in the parish school hall. Mrs. Michael Chismark chairs with committees handling prizes refreshments bakery and door prizes. Tickets available from club members or at the door.
The piece suggests Roosevelt may seek re election in 1940 arguing he kept the United States out of war. It notes critics claim his policy differs from public sentiment as tensions rise globally.
Graduates of De La Salle and Olk High School plan a Sunday picnic at Breen's Woods with a baseball game, horseshoe tournament, races and tug of war as entertainment. Ed Harmon and Jack Schuster co chair the picnic committee with members including Joe McGuire Lonnie LaMore Claver Ryan Leo Carey Robert Madlay Ed Koerner Louis Dick Richard Ulrich George Mahoney Jr Julius Hertko James King and Steve Starmann.
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