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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1932

Page

7

Record Night School Enrollment Expected at Joliet Township

Joliet township high school will run night classes in two ten week periods, one before and one after Christmas. A five dollar tuition per semester is planned. Classes meet Monday and Wednesday from 730 to 930 p m with two subjects per student. Courses cover industrial trades, home economics, commercial subjects, science and social studies. Teachers’ courses and potential new classes depend on demand.

Regetape Joliet Township T. M. Deam Deam

Banks Family Visit Amid Illness and Weekend Guests

Mr and Mrs Henry B Banks of 120 Lincoln Street host over the weekend their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs H P Sheets from Indianapolis. Mr Banks has been ill about four months. Otto D Annis J J Dixon and Ralph Baird families also spent a pleasant weekend on a camping trip. Francis Cobb, son of Mr and

Henry B. Banks Lincoln Street H. P. Sheets Indianapolis Banks Otto D. Annis J. J. Dixon Ralph Baird Francis Cobb

Ten Per Cent Slash For County Workers

After six ballots on salary reductions for elective county employees the board of supervisors approved a 10 cent cut for all county staff. Led by John Conrad of Monee, most district members and Joliet labor reps resisted a 20 percent cut and blocked the initial 10 percent proposal.

Board of Supervisors John Conrad Monee Disthiete Joliet

Mrs Francis Cobb to Enter State College Senior Year

Mrs. Francis Cobb of 106 Whit ley avenue plans to move to Ames Iowa tomorrow to begin her senior year at the State College. Mrs Norman Stiner hosted a steak fry and bridge at her DuPage Country club cottage with guests including Mrs C T Engmann and others. The Bersts and France families visited Marengo Ill to spend time with relatives and later toured Chicago for Cubs Pirates activities. Central Presbyterian church June Committee will meet Monday at seven thirty with Mrs Glenn Evans Third avenue.

Francis Cobb Whitley Avenue Ames Iowa State College Norman Stiner DuPage Country Club C. T. Engimann Milton Wunderlich Raymond Breem Arthur Josephson Francis Engimann Dorothy Mack Pauline Buckland Fred. L. Berst Neil Iowa Avenue Charles Warner Berst Marengo, Ill W. E. Becker S. Eastern Avenue Becker F. A. France Terra Haute Ind Beckers Mildred Becker France Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Central Presbyterian Church Glenn Evans Third Avenue

Bank Deposits Show Increase Across Federal Reserve Banks

A sharp rise in demand deposits occurred across all member banks of the Federal Reserve System in the United States. Time deposits declined by 12,000,000 that week but remain 62,000,000 above the level on July 20, indicating a shift from time to demand deposits.

Fed Reserve System United States

Auto accidents claim 169 lives in Illinois in July

Automobile accidents caused 169 deaths in Illinois during July raising 1932 toll to 1,124 fatalities. Of these, 589 were pedestrians, per the state department of public health.

Illinois State Department of Public Health

District Director Announces Meeting at Plainfield Today

Joliet council presents Model Parent-Teacher program this afternoon at Plainfield Methodist Church during the fourth annual conference of District 22 of the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers. District director is Mrs. Drew W. Castle of Joliet with Earl Sean as secretary. officers include Mrs. B. P. Ryall of Wheaton as assistant director and Mrs. Walter Mather of Plainfield as arrangements chair.

Joliet Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers Will and DuPage Counties Methodist Church Plainfield Drew W. Castle Earl Sean B. P. Ryall Wheaton Walter Mather

Boyle Re elected by County Board

Dr Ai J Boyle a county 1% worian was re elected by the board of supervisors at its regular session. The retention of Dr Boyle has sparked heated debates at board meetings for several years as Joliet Prosperity Sales promotes tickets urging citizens to vote yes for the candidates.

Ai J. Boyle Worian Board of Supervisors Boyle A Ore C. Joliet Ana - Hampshire

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