Community notices and club happenings in Hollywood area
January events include the Friendship Club at Rev. Carts Glick home with past presidents and hostesses named, plus a Hollywood Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Lad s home. Hollywood Woman's Auxiliary plans bake sale at Hollywood church to benefit the building fund. Also noted are orchid hobbyist A C Manley from Mexico and the W F Smiths moving to a new apartment near a beach hotel.
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Ad Friendship Club
Carts Glick
Glick
Chester
Jean Hamel
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May of
Hollywood Woman's Axl
Ollywood
The
God “Community Cleaners
St Barbara’s fashion show set for Wednesday evening
The St Barbara’s fashion show at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the new school hall at Prairie and Windsor will feature club mothers as models and preview spring fashions. Mrs Richard Michalek heads the event with Lowry’s of La providing outfits and Thomas Brown co hosting. Card party details are coordinated by Mrs Robert Victor and others.
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St. Barbara
Much Nis
Wedres Oy
T Psat
Prairie and Winde
Lowry’s
Richard J. Michaleka
Thomas Brown
Harlan Harney
Robert Victor Firs
Frank Kucera
Or 0
Joseph Care
First Congregational Church Elects Officers and Music Plans
The Wakefield congregation plans the regular service at the First Congregational church in January. Cordes, pianist, will play music including Intermezzo by Bizet and Sullivarn ae John's Recessional. Officers for the current year were elected at the January meeting.
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Ee Wakefield
Regul
Cordes
Bizet
Sullivarn
John
Install Officers For Year 1953 At Camp 10148
The January 12 installation of Camp 10148 Royal Neighbors officers was held at the VFW hall. Supervisor Celia Kells and installing team ordained Grace Nemec as oracle, Lillian Ulach as vice oracle, and other officers including Margaret Warner past oracle, Lita Daharsh chancellor, Hazel Wilson recorder, Cathie Berneck er marshal, and Nina Wallace musician. The ceremony closed with praise for the camp and plans for a second meeting in February, followed by a potluck supper.
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VFW
Margaret Warner
Oracle
Celia Kells
Sophia
Pavalot
Grace Nemec
Lillian Ulach
Lita Daharsh
Hazel Wilson
Cathie Bernecker
Gertie Giermann
Sylvia Favalot
Agnes Sellers
Outer Sentinel
Nina Wallace
Ann Trees
Emma Doleged
Tena Chapek
Faith
Chapek
Modesty
Emma Fath
Vilroa Merchail
Charlotte Augustine
Dorris Richaonmdson
Erreenaries
Kells
Caps Bestow Nurses Emblems at Hinsdale Lantern Ceremony
Nineteen student nurses from states including Tennessee Florida Michigan Iowa Minnesota Mississippi New York Wisconsin and North Carolina earned caps signifying completion of a six month probationary period at a candlelight ceremony in Hinsdale. Administrator Tangier welcomed attendees and Dr. Percy Christ of Emmanuel Missionary College Berrien Springs delivered the main address. Miss Jessie Tipper led the Florence Nightingale pledge as each student received a lit Nightingale lamp with Miss Ida Patzner lighting it. Dean Jeanne Racey is named head of the nursing school.
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Hinsdrien
Tennessee
Florida
Michigan
Kow
Minnesota
Mississipp
New York
Wisconsin
Tangier
Saw
School of Nursing
Percy Christ
Emmanuel Missionary College
Berrien Spongs
Jessie Tipper
Nightingale
Ida Patzner
Otte Schead
Nursaced
Jeane Racey
Fragments of Birth Notice for Laz Family in Cleveland
Hello World Mr and Mrs Francis Rosebrun Jr of wid Grand Kind are the Parents of Le Shit of parents of Taek On Mr and Mrs Eugene J Laz of Sei Cleveland are the par ents of Fau Jude Laz born Jan Q.
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Francis Rosebrun Jr
Wid Grand Kind
le Shit
Taek. On
Eugene J. Laz
Sei
Cleveland
Fau
Jude Laz
Jan
Local Social Notes From Lincoln Area Visitations
Corp and Mrs Louis Ellegood return to Lincoln after a four day visit with his brother Wilbur and family in Degoave. Ellegood plans to depart for Germany on January 19. Mrs Frank Wood hosted Pvt Albert Hinarek at a supper Saturday. Mr and Mrs Paul Childress entertained Miss Low Gerhart of Lawrenceville and family. Mr and Mrs Buel Chadess entertained Mr and Mrs Frank Andries Friday night. Miss Acu Weoessan of Uoshland, Cath, visiting for Easter with Mrs Gertrude Metramanhan and family in Lawrenceville. Miss Vivian and her partner were seen near Park and Dhoneas Ditd Smee as winter ends.
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Corp
Louis Ellegood
Lincoln
Wilbur
Degoave
Paul Childress
Ay ‘ Low Gerhart
Lawrencevinle
Ias End
Acu Weoessan
Uoshland
Cath
Osater
Gertrude Metramanhan
Tamis Laawarard
Wivian
Park and Dhoneas
Boverifield
Metra Pats
Former Green Shutters tea room owner buried in Graceland Cemetery
Blanche A Gardner, longtime LaGrange tea room owner of the Green Shutters, was buried last Friday after funeral services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church LaGrange. The 68 year old woman died Wednesday Jan 7 at Wesley Memorial hospital Chicago. Gardner operated the tea room for many years and was a popular hostess at local service clubs and group meetings. Survivors include siblings Mitewell Moon Gardner Meer and David Mover of 234 Sn Madea st and others. Funeral arrangements details follow.
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Blanche A. Gardner
LaGrange
Graceland Eeemeters
Chicas
Gordon Galaty
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Wesles Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Gardner
Amd Vss
Geound
Stubbeyter Surnieong
Mitewell Moon
Gardner Meer
David Mover
Madea St
Plattville obituary notes Rev Ariel Mortved death kin connection
A fragmentary obituary reports Rev Ariel Mortved, pastor of the aged and kin of a local resident, buried in Platteville. It mentions a date from December, references daughters and nieces, and notes a turkey exhibit as a separate event with record birds this year.
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Ariel Mortved
Platteville
Turkey
Newcomers Group Plans Men’s Party at Jan Meeting
Brookfield Newcomers club executive board met January 6 at Ann Slechia’s home to plan a men’s party and hear about a hospital table for Tommy Tregler, son of Frank and Lillian Tregler. Next meeting is January 19 at 7:45 p.m. at the LaGrange YMCA with Kishel School of Music providing accordion solos and duets.
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Brookfield
Newcomers Club
Ann Slech 47
Tommy Tregler
Frank Tregler
Tommy
Lillian
Ann Slechia
LaGrange Ymca
Kishel School of Music
Ruth Pee Grenen
Val Kraus
Martha Stuart
January calendar marks legislative month for auxiliary
Mrs Joseph Corlets of Brookfield a past director and this year's legislative chairman will report at the Fifth district January meeting on bills pending and actions by The American Legion and its auxiliary. Mrs O Spencer Johnston of La Grange, alternate director and membership chairman, aims for a new membership high. Wives mothers sisters and daughters of veterans who are members are eligible for the auxiliary.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Joseph Corlets
Sherman Ave
Brookfield
Fifth District
American Legion
O. Spencer Johnston
la Grange
Auxiliary
Hollywood Church Sermon Topic The Spiritual Man
Rev Curtis M Guck, pastor, will preach on The Spiritual Man at Sunday morning worship at Hollywood Comancarity Presbyterian church. The church school program and Bob's study start at 9 30. Friendship club meets at the community house on Wednesday evening January Md oat Bow Weleek. Rev Ghek plans travel talk The Star of Tadas based on his world tour internee in media.
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Curtis M. Guck
Hollywood Comancarity
The
Friendship Club
Oat Bow Weleek
Rev. Ghek
Tadas
Holy Name Society Of St Cletus Set Installation Date
The Holy Name Society of St Cletus Catholic church will mark its first anniversary with a February 10 buffet in the rectory basement. Meetings are on the second Tuesday monthly. 110 members with 65 active. Officers installed January 6 include Ed win C. Miller as president and John F. Connelly as first vice president.
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Holy Name Society of
St. Cletus Catholic Church
Gerald Morrissey
Edwin C. Miller
S. Catherine Ave
LaGrange
John F. Connelly
Howard Ave
Western Springs
William P. Hall
55Th Place
John H. Vogler
Wolf Rd
Edward Vocelka
S. Jenin
William F. Scully
S. Franklin Ave
Marshal
Proviso board abates tax for second year
The Proviso board of town auditors voted to abate the poor relief tax for a second consecutive year, using funds from the annual appropriation approved in 1952. Attorney Norman A. Korfist states the move saves taxpayers about 24000 dollars, reducing levy expectations before the tax roll extension deadline.
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