Just Girls Charm Inn Scene Wins Chicago Fair
Local note reports a scene created by two auburn headed friends winning a spot at the Chicago Fair. Other items note attorney Sidney Baskin moving to Will County National Bank building, a two week Calgary vacation for Dr R L James and John L Servis, and assorted town gossip about residents and events including mayoral and commissioner election plans.
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Sidney Baskin
Will County National Bank
Morris
R. L. James
John L. Servis
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Lions Council Meeting Set for September 20
Will County Lions Club invites all members wives and friends to the council meeting on September 20 at a local hall. Music and entertainment are planned and a social gathering is expected following the event.
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Lions Club
Will County
Faeak Ping
Hold Clinic Wednesday For Disabled At Public Health Rooms
A clinic for crippled children and adults will be held next Wednesday morning September 19 from 8 to 12 in the Public Health council rooms in the Auditorium building North Chicago Street.
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Public Health Council
Auditorium Building
Chicago Street
St Francis College Opens Late Classes for Teachers
Joliet's only four year college offers nine late afternoon courses for public school teachers this year. Genetics taught by Rev Aloysius Fromm includes biology. Other offerings include English Catholic Revival in English Literature Advanced Composition Introduction to Poetry and languages French German, music and differential calculus by Dr Franklin Smith.
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Joliet
College of St. Francis
Aloysius Fromm
Quincy College
Franklin Smith
University of Michigan
Unemployed Auxiliary Invites Women to Sunday Meeting
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Unemployed and Workers' Association urges interested women to attend a Sunday 7:30 PM meeting at the organization's hall 1001 North Chicago Street. Officers report strong growth while eyeing full representation at Monday's mass meeting at Joliet High School auditorium. A banco and ecard party is set for Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Unemployed and Workers’ Association
North
Chicago Street
Joliet High School
Banco and Ecard
Safe Driver Motto Promotes Right of Way Prevention
A Chicago Motor Club bulletin from the accident prevention department urges drivers to avoid insisting on the right of way. One large fleet owner cut accidents by enforcing the motto No safe and careful driver ever has the right of way. The guideline also advises choosing the correct entering lane to prevent delays from traffic moving in the other direction.
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Chicago Motor Club
Los Angeles Dancer Claims Driver Caused Loss of Shimmy
A Los Angeles hula dancer blames a driver for an auto crash that she says left her unable to shimmy. In contrast, the driver asserts no long term impairment and questions the dancer’s claim.
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Los Angeles
Nazi leader hints at unseen success amid modest claims
A Nazi figure remarks that an unheard of achievement was met with modest denial and hints he may have heard of it. The statement suggests a concealed or surprising accomplishment, framed in restrained language.
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Hitler
Snc
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