Kick Off Time Dance Sponsored by Joliet Lettermen Club
Joliet Junior College Lettermen’s club hosts a sport dance titled Kick-Off Time in JTHS gym from 9:30 to 11:30 pm with Tony Prince’s orchestra. Tickets cost 35 cents. public invited. Committee heads listed: Tony Costa publicity Pete Vairis refreshments Gordon Giarrante door Elmer Giampolo tickets Charles Bray decorations Harry Dinoffri chairman.
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Joliet Junior College Lettermen’s Club
JTHS
Tony Prince
Tony Costa
Pete Vairis
Gordon Giarrante
Elmer Giampolo
Charles Bray
Harry “Buzz” Dinoffri
Sanservis Guild Opens Season At Sanatorium
Twenty six members attended the first regular meeting of the Sanservis guild at the home of Mrs. Floyd Burnham 1218 Taylor Street. Officers for the year include Mrs. Burnham president and Mrs. Owen Fuller first vice president with other posts listed. The group plans literature distribution to urge voters to keep Sunnyhill Sanatorium open in November without raising taxes and hosts a rummage sale November 13 at 614 Collins Street plus a bakery sale and a card party April 13 in the Elks Building. A health saving kitchen is to be installed at the sanatorium.
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Panservis Guild
Floyd Burnham
Taylor Street
Lila Engles
Burnham
Guild
Lawrence Hollatz
Floyd Olson
Henry Brunings
Irvin Chase
John Marcus
Claver Ryan
Soren Seron
John Lang
Owen Fuller
Dan Ailbrecht
Chase
Lyle Gladders
Ray Brown
Michael Faletti
Sunnyhill
Collins Street
Elks
Elmer Brockman
Ralph German
Eugene Campbell
Watchword Circle Elects Officers At Opening Meeting
Watchword Circle of the Kings Daughters held its opening fall meeting at Mrs. John C. Kingsbury 1405 Mayfield Ave. A cook out followed the recreation period as officers and standing committee heads were elected for the coming year with names including Lynn Kingsbury Pamela Gray Sally Booth Charlotte Ann Gilbert Joan Ferguson Patty Johnson Sally Henderson Barbara Booth Betty Tabor Kathy Fosen Mary Lou Biggs Bertha Schulz Linda Osborn Susan Lanham Sally Sehring Nancy Sehring Barbara Johnson Martha Alderman Cynthia.
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Watchword Circle
King’s Daughters
John C. Kingsbury
Mayfield Aveee
Lynn Kingsbury
Pamela Gray
Sally Booth
Charlotte Ann Gilbert
Joan Ferguson
Patty Johnson
Sally Henderson
Barbara Booth
Betty Tabor
Kathy Fosen
Mary Lou Biggs
Bertha Schulz
Linda Osborn
Susan Lanham
Sally Sehring
Nancy Sehring
Barbara Johnson
Hospital
Martha Alderman
Cynthia
Guild to Meet at McKinley Residence
The text notes a group led by Mrs. Ray Brown Mrs. George Robinson and Mrs. Albrecht planning a next regular meeting on October 26 at the C. V. McKinley residence 1211 Taylor Street.
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Ray Brown
George Robinson
Albrecht
Guild
C. V. McKinley
Taylor Street
Silver Cross Hospital fundraiser girls form treasure chest
Skeel and Miss Karen Chaney lead fifth to seventh graders who make tray favors, contribute linen shower items, and aid Rock Island's home for the aged. They plan a yearly project to provide and keep a treasure chest of toys for the hospital's children's ward for nurse use.
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Skeel
Karen Chaney
Silver Cross Hospital
Rock Island
Tri Deltas Hold Opening Meeting in Morris
The Morris based Tri Delta alumni group hosted its opening fall meeting at Mrs. Ted Conley’s home. New officers elected for the year are Pearl Henley president, Mrs. George Lloyd secretary, and Mrs. Milo Denick treasurer of Lockport.
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National Tri Delta Sorority
Ted Conley
Morris
Conley
Beatrice Blim
Joliet
Former roommate guests visit Norman Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. John Fox of Urbana Illinois visited Norman Peterson at 1406 Mills Road over the weekend. Both attend MIT and are pursuing doctorates expected to be earned next June.
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John Fox
Urbana
Ill
Fox
Norman Peterson
Mills Road
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Peterson
Mr. Fox
Mrs L Wylie Leads Gray Ladies Class Meeting
Mrs Lester Wylie chairman of special services will conduct the second Gray Ladies and Motor corps class on October 6 at Red Cross headquarters in the Elks building from 9 30 to 11 30 a m. Those unable to attend the September 29 class should join the October 6 session and volunteers for veterans work at Hinds hospital or local convalescent homes are welcome.
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Gray Ladies and Motor Corps
Red Cross
Elks
Lester Wylie
Hinds Hospital
Joliet JCC Bridge Women Hold Annual Play Day
Joliet Country Club members met at 1 PM for their annual play day with Mrs. William A Bishop as day hostess and Mrs. Frank lin H Newkirk as monthly hostess. Prizes awarded to several members. luncheon followed by bridge and September awards announced. Next meeting late October.
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JCC Bridge Women Bridge Group
Joliet Country Club
William A. Bishop
Franklin H. Newkirk
Louis Peyla
Robert Cameron
Stephen Waesco
Peyla
Edward N. Walsh
John J. Henneberry
Charles Auringer
Henneberry
Newkirk
Cameron
Maurice Klett
Harry Morgan
Kay Winther
Charles Reardon
Harold McDonald
William D. Hickey Sr
Robert McCoy
Sullivans Visit in Plainfield Guests of Morrison Family
Mr and Mrs Edward Sullivan of Washington Iowa visit Mrs Sullivan s sister and husband Mr and Mrs Robert Morrison on Bartlett Street Plainfield. Mrs Sullivan recently underwent surgery at Mayo Brothers clinic and is here recuperating.
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Sullivans
Plainfield
Edward Sullivan
Washington
Iowa
Robert Morrison
Bartlett Street
Plainfielders Win at Kanakee Saddle Club Show
Three Plainfield entries earned honors at the Kanakee Saddle Club show in Grant Park Illinois. Mrs. George Niver took second in English pleasure and Merle A. Read won the Tennessee walking horse event.
Rex Gabriel Places Fourth in Key Event
Rex Gabriel finished fourth in the prominent event, marking a notable placement in the competition. The result highlights Gabriel's continued presence among top competitors in the field.
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Rex Gabriel
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Sanservis Guild
Tri Deltas
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