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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1934

Page

4

Prison Chaplain Publishes Catholic Guide for Felons

The Rev. Eligius Weir, O.F.M., Catholic chaplain at Stateville and the old forent, distributes 10 000 pamphlets titled A Summary of the Catholic Religion to inmates. Afterward copies go to Chester Pontiac Monradt and other Illinois institutions, with 1000 already requested by the Ohio State Penitentiary. He has served as chaplain about six years and teaches religion and philosophy at the College of St. Francis.

Eligius Weir Old Forent Stateville Chester Pontiac Monrad Illinois Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus Father Weir College of St. Francis

New Vitalize System Boosts Business at National Dye

National Dye Works reports rapid growth after introducing the Vitalize dry cleaning process. Edon says business has risen over 40 percent, demanding 35 additional workers this week. Installation took three months and cost many dollars, but cleaning prices remain comparable to ordinary dry cleaning. Originated by eastern tailors, it comes to Joliet for the first time.

National Dye Works Edon Mr. Brown Joliet

Public Service Co Backs Federal Housing Rehabilitation Campaign

The Public Service Company of Northern Illinois joins the federal home rehabilitation drive. Chicago bulletin says 16 million of 29 million homes need repairs with 3 million unlikely to be worth rehabilitating. Authorities estimate 1.5 billion needed for labor and materials to spur recovery. Britton I. Budd urges employee cooperation.

Public Servce Company Northern Illinois National Housing Campaign Chicago Britton I. Budd Public Service Company of

St Marys Sodality Plans Dance October 6

The second annual fall frolic of the Sodality of Our Lady at St Marys Catholic church will be held Friday October 6 in St Marys Hall. Evelyn Gleason chairs the committee with Grace Fitzgerald tickets Winifred Sheridan and Margaret Sheridan publicity Evelyn O Daniels decorations Joseph Mahoney floor Francis Parker orchestra Francis Parker refreshments Eugene Schuck door. Music by a local orchestra.

the Sodality of Our Lady St. Mary’s Catholic Church St. Mary’s Hall Evelyn Gleason Grace Fitzgerald Winifred Margaret Sheridan Evelyn O’daniels Margaret Mahoney Joseph Mahoney Francis Parker

Peeper Sought After Window Peeping Near Summit Street

Police search for a well dressed 20 year old man seen peeping in windows around the 100 block of Summit Street. Two reports of similar activity were filed this week. description notes a neat gray suit and gray cap.

Isepinz_Tom Summit Street

Baseball Championship at Frankfort Saturday

The Illinois State Farm Bureau baseball championship series opens Saturday at 2 pm CST in Frankfort with Will County meeting McDonough. Will County, undefeated this season, seeks a first title bid while McDonough, 1932 champion, has dropped only one game. A record crowd is expected.

Illinois State Farm Bureau Will McDonough Frankfort Will County Bob Seely Manhattan McDonough County Laurels Farm Bureau Baseball

Two Men Sought for Passing Worthless Five Dollar Bill

Police chased two well dressed men about 29 years old accused of passing a worthless five dollar bill at a loop restaurant. They wore dark neatly pressed suits. Merchants urged to verify notes and notify police immediately if targeted.

Neat Farm contest excites dairy farmers in Chicago milkshed

The Pure Milk Association reports strong enthusiasm as 18 000 dairy farmers join the annual Neat Farm contest. John T Cooper of Orland wins grand prize a bronze Award of Merit and 25 dollar cash award. Other winners include Peter Haas New Lenox A C Geuther Mokera Conrad Andres Tinley Park Hilbert Elbers Rich Bloom T T Tesdall Wilmington and Walter Crayden Plainfield who will display merit badges on gate posts.

Pure Milk Association Chicago John T. Cooper Orland Peter Haas New Lenox A. C. Geuther Mokera Conrad Andres Tinley Park Hilbert Elbers Rich Bloom T. T. Tesdall Wilmington Walter Crayden Plainfield

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