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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1932

Page

3

Guardian Angel's Orphans Home Tag Day Planned

Over one hundred prominent young women will canvass Joliet street corners tomorrow to raise funds for the Guardian Angel's Orphans Home. Led by acting chair Miss Nellié Gibbonns, workers gather 6:30 to 7 am at tag day headquarters in the Joliet National Bank Building to cover the loop and outlying districts, with banks returned by 8 pm to fund the coming year.

Joliet Street Guardian Angel’s Nellié Gibbonns Tag Day Joliet National Bank

Nowell Park Pool Closes After Summer Following High Attendance

Nowell Park pool ends its season spanning June 5 to September 5 with about 30,000 attendees. Park board figures show 13,678 free child admissions, 5,632 paid child admissions under 12, and 8,354 paid adult admissions. Free swimming days on Tuesdays and Fridays drew the disclosed attendance.

Nowell Park Ee Ferguson Col Park Board

Fires in Joliet August Hit Six Thousand Dollar Toll

Joliet fire department logged 24 alarms in August eight outside Joliet. Within the city 16 fires caused an estimated 6720 dollars in damage per Fire Chief Calvin Royce.

Joliet Calvin Royce

First Letters Win Prizes in Neighborhood Contest

Miss Frances E. Johnson and Miss Dorothy Bradbury were winners last week in a misspelled word contest tied to Raynor Avenue and Jefferson Street stores. A similar contest is printed in this issue of the Spectator.

Frances E. Johnson North Hebbard Street Dorothy Bradbury Hickory Street Raynor Avenue Jefferson Street The Spectator

Kennedy Installed as Legion Commander in Harwood Post

Hayes Kennedy was installed as commander of Harwood Post American Legion at the annual installation exercises in the post headquarters on North Chicago Street. Also inducted were Albert Meyer as senior vice commander Geo Bailey as junior vice commander George Weber as finance officer Edward Peverley as chaplain Richard Itz as sergeant at arms and Raymond E Bassett as adjutant.

Hayes Kennedy Harwood American Legion North Chicago Street Arthur Linell Roseland Post Albert Meyer Geo Bailey George Weber Edward Peverley Richard Itz Raymond E. Bassett

Boy Scouts Plan Court of Honor for September 16

Will county Boy Scouts will participate in the annual Court of Honor sponsored by the Will Grundy county council at the American Legion hall in Joliet on September 16. Scouts to receive merit badges and promotions will be examined at the board of review on September 15 at the council headquarters. Scoutmasters and assistants will gather at the Scout cabin soon.

Will County Will-Grundy County Council American Legion Hall Joliet Court of Honor Board of Review Council M. H. Hollingsworth

Independent candidate to enter state attorney race in Will County

An independent candidate for state's attorney in Will County plans to start campaigning within ten days. William R. McCabe of Lockport remains the Republican nominee and Francis Loughran is mentioned in connection with the race.

Will D.cratic William R. McCabe Lockport Francis Loughran

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Guardian Angel’s Orphans Jimmy Fay William E. Fay Jimmy Catherine Tomac Catherine Kodak Kennedy Legion Boy Scouts State's Attorney Boston Enna Jettick Shoes Boston Store Phoenix Shade
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