Two Pleasures of Touring by Clyde A Beals
United Press travel feature notes European travel season under way with American tourists warned of high hotel and restaurant charges and hiked tips. The piece contrasts prices in Belgium Austria and the Netherlands, cites crowded trains, scarce coal, and double tipping at hotels and eateries, while praising courteous Dutch hosts and multilingual hospitality in Monaco and Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Beals
United Press
Beals
Portland
Ore
New York
Pulitzer School of Journalism
London
England
Europe
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Wie Hood
Austria
Atlantic
North Sea
Vent
Rietor
America
Monaco
Italy
Tess Deren
France
Holani
Zuider Zee
Social and personal notices from Shabbona and Ottawa area
Rollo Mr and Mrs George Hyde hosted the Shabbona society at her home on Saturday. Lois and Helen Hyde attended a Rockford wedding last week. Rev HL Hartwell and daughter Elizabeth called in Ottawa Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Corey hosted Frank Rowley and family Sunday. Will Rowley family of Lockport and Alfred Scrout, plus Will Moore, shipped a car from Chicago Monday. Ro Benson and Arthur Pierce visited Ottawa Saturday. Mrs Charles Delevan spent a few days with her sister Mrs Kyne in Earlyilly San ate. Doris Wright went to OL to have her tonsils removed. Kidney health ads note Foley Kidney Pills aiding rheumatic pain and bladder relief, with Mrs Care Hox of Middletown NY testimonies. Kiretner's Drug Store.
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George Hyde
Tobias Wrine
Hidies and Society of Shabbona
Lois
Helen Hyde
Rockford
Hl, Hartwell
Elizabeth
Ottawa
Jesse Corey
Frank Rowley
Williard Rowley
Adella
Clary Ince Rowley
Alfred Scrout
Lockport
Will Moore
Chicago
Benson
Arthur Pierce
Charles Delevan
Kyne
Doris Wright
Boardman of
Lake
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Dekalb County Illinois
Edward Johnson as Administrator of John Sjostrom deceased seeks court permission to sell real estate at public auction. Property includes Lot 8 Block 4 Townsend Place DeKalb and Lot 5 Block 5 Meadow subdivision, 40 North Range 3 East. Bids must be 5 percent cash within one day. sale to settle unpaid purchase money.
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Dek
Llinois
Edward Johnson
John Sjostrom
Tnewit
Townsend Place
DeKalb
Meadow Hdivision
Newship 40
de Kaconte
Tino
Ing Cems
Ohio Grove Visitors and Local Family Outings
Mesdanies Charles Nelson Harold Sandstrow and William Simpson of Sycamore and Mrs Sarah Taylor of Chicago were visitors at the Richard Lante home Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson and family enjoyed Sunday at Kineston. Mrs Joe Sullivan and daughter Patricia visited with Mrs Pred Larson Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Jackson and daughter of Delworth were guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Valentine Friday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Strong and family left Tuesday by ante on an extended visit with Mr Strong's brother in the Baket. Mr and Mrs Fred Headen family and Tom Jenkins of Creston spent Sunday at the J H Jew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelson
Harald Sandstrow
William Simpson
Sycamore
Sarah Tayior
Chicago
Richard Lante
Frank Simpson
Kineston
Joe Sulivan
Tatricia
Pred Larson
Harvey Jackson
Daughier
Delwth
Mers
Richard Valentine
Ernest Strong
Mily
Mr. Strong
Fred Headen
Tom Jenkens
Creston
J. H. Jew
Isa runs hire shop at West Lincoln Garage advert
A garbled old notice promotes Isa hiring out the West Lincoln garage offering blacksmithing, sewing machine repairs, mower work, and guaranteed welded parts. It mentions prewar prices and lists Louis Karsser as a contact name amid distorted text about eye focus and farsight theory.
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Isa
West
Lincoln Ay
Louis Karsser
Louis
Sycamore Visit With Larson Family Highlighted by Saturday
Patterson of Sycamore spent Saturday with Albert Larson’s family and brother Albert Larson entertained Edward Castenson and his children at his home for dinner.
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Patterson
Sycamore
Albert Larson
Edward Castenson
Local social notes span visits and upcoming community events
Mrs Fried and Mildred of Chicago visit the Bred Larson home. John and Mrs Larson of Sycamore visit John Marsh family. Mrs Sarah Taylor of Chicago helps with yard work. Frank Bate and John Marsh discuss rheumatism remedies. Salem piome at Wellander woods draws many from the area. Rev W J Pearson and family tour Oregon. Community plans include ice cream sodas on Lacoin Highway and a Friday evening old song sing along with possible fireworks.
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Kens
Fried
Mildred
Chicago
Press
Larece
John
Frederick
Martina Larson
Sycamore
Bred Larson
Wedley
John Anderson
Walworth
Wis
John Marsh
Chronicle
Sarah Taylor
Iveank Simeon
Frank Bate
jMave Bean
Chambenain
Richard. Valentine
Deatay
John Jenkins
Laura Cool
Mayfield Congregational Chures
Salem
Harvey Welch
Lacoin Highway
Arthur
Prank Blades
Jonsen
Charles ReGard
PeKulb
Fos
Layer Park
Aurora
John Heidtschmidt
Sture
Carrie Larsen
Albert
Comparison of Old and New Prices Across the Store
Last year prices hit a peak. this year they revert to normal with some exceptions. Twenty eight manufacturers did not respond and still hold prices up. others offer reductions. Wallas & Sons silverware has fallen 25 percent, jewelry priced 25 percent less than last year, beads now offered at 89 75 and 98 cents per string, same or better quality as prior. Visit the store known for low prices and square deals.
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Wallace & Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rollo
Foley
Care Hox
FD. No
Middletown N.Y
Kiretner's
Ohio Grove
Optometry Y
Payne
Optometri DeKalb, Ilinois
Hecht Hent
E. A. Shetter
Studebaker
J. F. Quinn
Jane
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kraft Nelson Swanson Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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