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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
2
A postal photo unsettles Louis Rubens a Joliet theater magnate and police insider. Names including Frank Zelko Walt Kiep Mel Gray George Mahoney Judge David Fisher Reggy Knott Elmer Bielfeldt and others feature in chatter about theater, dining, boating, clubs, songs, and social visits around Joliet and Peoria with mentions of Grand Hotel, Bring Em Back Alive, and local venues like Woodruff.
The Chislers bridge club met at Fish Tamer McGowan’s home Tuesday night adding two new members. Hermit Ma honey will get twenty cents more weekly chisling. An emblem showing a chisle and hammer was adopted. Bridge, light chatter, cookies and coffee followed. Next meeting set at Gigolo Gimple’s 716 McDonough street. Last week the club gathered at Pop eye Wagner’s 1105 Oneida street.
At a luncheon in Joliet thirty business leaders discussed Joliet Day plans for October 19. Joseph Mesirow of the Boston Store was named chairman with an executive committee to guide a next event modeled on a successful spring outing. The Association of Commerce promised broad retail support to deliver strong mercantile value.
Advertisement requests readers to obtain Joliet Prosperity Sales tickets and ensures they confirm receipt. The note emphasizes securing the tickets and verifying delivery.
The mezzanine floor of the Hotel Louis Joliet has been turned over to the organization for its headquarters. Members have been busy planning the opening of their fall campaign work in the city.
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