Marriage of Mise Helen Barney and Pierce Barnes
The wedding occurred August 14 at the bride’s mother's home in Nunayer TL. The groom Pierce Barnes is employed in furniture and undertaking and the couple plan a short auto trip west. Barnes has taught school in Minnesota and Illinois, with ties to Oak Park. Pierce recently worked in Chicago and owned a local business in Forent Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Helen Barney
Forvat
Oak Park
Pierce
Oak Park Averal
Courad
Faust Hoom Wedding in Fort Dodge Market Area
A pretty home wedding took place Friday August 10 as Miss Mae Faust daughter of Mr and Mrs George Faust of Ferdinand Avenue wed Walter Hoym son of Mr and Mrs Mase Hoy of Frank Vin Street. Thirty five guests attended the ceremony at the parents home with Mrs Marcus Wagner reading the service. Miss Edna Sebams Glen Elya played the wedding march. The bride wore white crepe de chine trimmed with silk lace and carried a bouquet. Her sister Lillia served as maid of honor in baby blue georgette with a pink bouquet. The groom was assisted by his brother Oacat Hoy and by Ray Laedike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furday
Mae Faust
George V Faust
Ferdinand Avenue
Baerer
Walter Hoym
Mase Koy
Frank Vin Street
Marcus Wagner
St. John's Lutheran Church
Edna Sebams
Glen Elya
Hes
Lillia Server
Hong
Miya Froda
Dilen Syn
Comsil
Oacat Hoya
Ray Laedike
Newlyweds Celebrate Home and Work Ties
After the ceremony a dinner followed the nuptials. The couple resides at 915 Bes Srait street in their first floor flat. The bride worked four years in the Imperial Methods office, a Forest-Park firm, and the groom is employed in Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessoit Street
Office of
Imperial Methods
Fry Zimmerman and Nessie Fry Honeymoon Trip Begins
Harry Zimmerman Jr and Miss Nessie Fry of 101 Marengor avenue wed at St Peter s Lutheran church and started a honeymoon auto trip to Starved Rock. Guests from Algonquin Hill and Fox River valley area attended a weekend cottage gathering with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zimmerman, Jr
Harry Zimmerman
Nessie Fry
Marengor Avenue
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Starved Rock
Mr. Zimmeran
Public Service Company
Te Groom
Circle Avenue
Otto Hanneman
Helvidert
Algonquin Hill
Fox River Valley
Efunnriliun
Mra
Hudolph Hireneamen
Bar Scehu- Wert
Roi Mire 6
Winer
Lively Coursey
Charlen Adaing
Bre
Lenk Lederman
Mary
Alice
Charlen Lane
Hunieo
Nbictoy
Ball Players Banquet at Pipeman Sohin Mitehsteadt
Police and firemen's team champions of the Indoor Outdoor League held a light banquet Thursday night in the basement at 132 Dintop Avenue. Food and drinks were served. a program was provided by Officer William Kern and Elmer Priex. Guests reportedly enjoyed the event and left early in good spirits.
Girl Scouts Present Camp Fire Play in Hawk's Nest
On Sunday evening the Hawk's Nest Girl Scouts staged a camp-fire play titled A Larchless Quest from Dot Quinte. The cast included Uelen Delfaven Jean Kergeen Hedwig Kaepke Meredith Johnson Nancy Sloan Laura Liberman Evelyn Waters Evelyn Jarry and Muriel Augus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk's Nest
Dot Quinte
Uelen Delfaven
Jean Kergeen
Hedwig Kaepke
Meredith Johnson
Nancy Sloan
Laura Liberman
Evelyn Waters
Evelyn Jarry
Muriel Augus
Sherwood Forest unit hosts Robin Hood play at camp fire
A Sherwood Forest unit performed a Robin Hood inspired skit Friday night by the camp fire with Constance Celt Lillia Sedtar and others in attendance. Monday featured a horseback trip for the girls, chaperoned by Miss Jeanne Alvord and Mrs. Delilant Jr. Several girls joined a mapmaking hike and a field day occurred Saturday August with Miss Reine Schweizer’s committee tallying events and winners by teams White Green Blue Red with tally points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tine
Constance Celt
Lillia Sedtar
Alice McCatshowl
Florence Rice
Virginia Benson
Vary Sae Anetelt
Katherine Hear
Maryhelen -Jones
Lenore Hoyer
Louie Raner
Rutt Behoned
Heelwie Korpke
Meredath Joonson
Muriel Aistine
Sherwood Forest Unit
Robin
Robin Todd
Jeanne Alvord
Wf. Delilant, Jr
Bachara Rivet
Mary Jane Sulliva Janet, Wall
Mary Helen Boley
Winifred Schroeder
Virginia Jubn
Atom
Mary Dlelew Boley
Rtewnar Vkunsteen
Jane Ann Tord
Saul Lara Lieberman
Jgieds
Jane
Simian Hilt
Maryhelen Jones
Mer
Florence Rive
Sue Buchanan
Dorothy Prase
Jane Bierly
Jane Revers
Anna Hach
Jean Huchanan
Christian Science Spirit Theme At Leakon Sermon
The Christian Science services on Sunday August i focused on Spirit with the Golden Text promising waters to the thirsty and blessings on offspring. Biblical selections from Isaiah and Jeremiah framed the lesson sermon alongside Mary Baker Eddy's text Belong and Health with Key to the Scriptures, affirming God as All in all and Spirit as universal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsaiah
Bermon
Aarth
Belon
Maury
Eddy
Fragmentary Medical Notice on Pulse Rates and Ages
A garbled excerpt discusses pulse rates in adults and ages, mentioning a slow down and readings around 130 to 140 beats per minute in certain cases. It contrasts with normal ranges for adults from 60 to 78 and notes variations across ages.
Women’s Club Heads Announce Flower Show
Mes. J. Marc Fowler and Mes. Charles E Caldwell announce the Illinois State Federation of Women's Clubs will collaborate with the Chicago Garden and Flower Show to run March 28 to April 5, 1930, at the Morel Sherman. The fourth annual show highlights landscape beauty work led by a large federation with 700 clubs and 128,165 members. The garden department forms a key part, with Caldwell guiding 28 district chairmen and 28 garden circles promoting garden circles and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Mes
J. Marc Fowler
Imis
United States
Women's Club Federation
Caldwell
State Garden Federation plans show and exhibits
Mia J Marc Fowles, state president, announces the federation's drive to promote gardening among home makers. The Mower show is seen as an ideal chance to study hidden art, with all clubs in the state invited to participate and exhibit results of their work. The effort aims to stimulate home art and city beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
J. Marc Fowles
Phi
Chihs
Wamen's Club
Kawler
Chicago
Chita
Brain myths and primitive minds from a New York Work Magazine
An excerpt cites Sir Archibald Reith addressing the Lower Royal College of Surgeons on brain evolution. It argues the primitive brain lacked certain skills, while humans developed superior cognitive safety mechanisms, contrasting with other animals that rely on muscle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Royal College of
Sirgeons
Archue Reith
Ing Ciels
New York
Liquid Air Discovery At Cracow Experiment
A report notes researchers in Cracow on April Be conducted an experiment in which they produced small amounts of liquid air. The participants include Muthur and two Holos, Bignuni, Menske, and Karl Olseewski, with other scientists Culletoy and Pieter conducting parallel trials in the same year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bignuni
Menske
Karl Olseewski
TBR
Cracow
Pieter
The Cart With Canvas Cover tale of a journey and romance
A man named Dickson travels by a canvas covered cart across the countryside seeking pleasures and misadventures, aided by a companion. The story weaves in a young Madeleine Wright Dickson and neighbors as they reach Beatty and Brace, culminating in a happy, settled romance and the restoration of Mrs. Martin’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilary Dickson
Polo
Ufe
Erie Tweed
Dickson Nwaye
Wayne Mn
Dickson
Starle Grolice
Éhorne Wright
George Maintine
Steen
Elbert
Aladelaine
Yan
Beatty
Madeleines
Timothy Bruce
Martie
Wise
Stratton Maps Illinois Roads Under State Authorization
Secretary of State William J Stratton issued an official map of Illinois roads under the recent General Assembly authorization. The map highlights national highways in orange, state highways in black, and shows main and secondary routes, completed, under construction, and planned improvements. It includes a Chicago metropolitan corner, a city list with populations, and a back page schedule of distances between major cities. The frontispiece features an Indian and pioneer by a covered wagon, with a photo showing speeding along a concrete highway. The piece notes automobile license fee increases from 108 344 28 to 15 520 520 88 by 1924 and a rise in issued highway maps from 34 269 to 1 504 559, illustrating Illinois highway progress since statehood in 1818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
General Assembly
Chiccago
Secretary of State
New Freight Yard at Proviso Yards Doubles Handling Capacity
The Chicago and North Western Railway opened Proviso Yard west of Belmond, boasting the world’s largest hump yard with capacity for 4 200 cars on 80 tracks. The system eliminates unit moves by classifying cars in a single operation, facilitating 2 500 to 3 000 cars per 24 hours and smoother flow for trains from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicoke & North Western Railway
Proviso
Belavond
Fred
Sargent
Annonce
United States
Progiseas
Mie
Ayatem
Imp
Cara
Ale Classifica
New Yard Ties Cars Fast To Proviso Classification
Track yards use towers and electric retarders to control cars on the hump. Each car’s number and destination are recorded, with signals guiding cars from the north approach to the classification track. Retarders and switches keep cars moving steadily, enabling 24 hour operation with lighting on 78 towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retaislér Conttrol
Yertmaster
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Pierce Barnes
Faust
Hoym
Fry-Zimmerman
Circle and Madison
Wm. Krizan
C. Kortum
S. Bakery
Madison Street
Christian Science Churches
Charles E. Caldwell
State Garden
Iiola State Fr“-raten of Women's Clubs
By Kate Edmonds
Advertige
The
Sec. Stratton
Illinois
Albert Diprima
Desplaines Avenue
Luftle
U. S. Public Health Service
Madison
Beloit Forest
Shipirtenta
P. A. Lambiris
Wisconsin
Forest Park
Lerwert
Atlas Special Ee
Atlas Tonic Cor
Quart Hotel
Risse Bre
C. Gerardi & Sons
Formely
Mike Demma
Beloit Ave
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