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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1935

Page

21

Traffic light plan moves forward in Lockport

The Civic and Commerce association and Lockport city council advance resolutions to install a traffic signal at Ninth and State streets. A 27-signature business petition supports the stop light at the dangerous crossing.

Lockport, Hil Mercantile and Professional Division The Civic and Commerce Association Ninth State Streets Lockport Richard Barr Lottie O’neill Warren Wood Robert Kingery Directory of Public Works and Building

Wilmington Students Head to Colleges and a Bridge Party

Many Wilmington youths depart for college this week with several at the University of Illinois and others at Illinois State Normal, Cornell, and the University of Missouri. Mrs. Thomas Long hosted a Wednesday bridge party at her country home with Rose Corbett taking high and Frank Hazzard second. guests included Margaret Lacey Mae Brophy Mabel Kahler Margaret Murphy R. T. Barry and others. The article notes the first Wilming meeting of the P T A.

Wilmington University of Illinois Dorothy Opeldus Lorraine Murphy Wilma Davy Phyllis Goodwin Charles Stansberry Kelly Pfeiffer Joseph Brown Daniel Meyer Herman Smith Illinois State Teacher’s College At Normal Wanda Oswald Helen Carey Marylea Dickson Bette Carter Iane Harter Margaret Johnston Aware Steinhart Cornell William Wright University of Missouri Thomas Long Rose Corbett Frank Hazzard Margaret Lacey Mae. Brophy Mabel Kahler Margaret Murphy R. T. Barry Corbett Hazzard

Local PTA Meeting Welcomes New Teachers and Community Events

The ton P T A meeting was held in the gymnasium with a program after the business session to welcome new teachers. A Bowen Corps W R C card party is set for Friday night at 8 in the Steward House. Others report family trips and returns from Gloucester and Ohio while a minister gives flour to couples at weddings.

Bowen Corps The Steward House

Judgment on All 1934 Back Taxes Set for Oct 7

Conrad J. Wirth county treasurer announced that judgment on all 1934 back taxes will be served on October 7 with a tax sale of personal property a week later. Interest on unpaid back taxes since May 1935 runs 4 to 5 percent, as final notices go out. The notice urges payment before the 1934 list is published and notes a new payment plan for 1933 back taxes. Disbursement of tax appropriations will occur October 20 due to back tax list work.

Conrad J. Wirth Wirth

Major Bowes Is Busy Man

Edward Bowes a nationally known radio figure keeps two nationwide radio hours each Sunday. He shoots a series of twenty six two reel motion pictures. He organizes touring beginner units and manages the Capitol Theatre in New York. He also writes magazine articles.

Edward Bowes America Capitol Theatre New York

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