Neighborhood club events fuel Friday social plans
Friday February 27 features a literary program by Mrs Mary Ua e and Charlotte Zett at Oak Park Arie, followed by men’s night dinner dance. The afternoon session costs $6 for club members with proceeds aiding the literary circle. Other Forest Park activities include bunco at Mas on temple, a penny social at St Bernardine’s, and a Grant School Mothers Club bingo event. Welfare, orchestras, and theatre topics appear amid multiple community notices and gatherings.
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Eub
Round Table
Mary Uae
Chicago Public Library
Chicago
Chirlotte Zett
Literary Round Table
Audet
Eugene O'Neill Alonvette Dias
Mia
Hentia
Emmy Kluemaar
Art Instiute
Initiation of large class by St Bernardine circle Daughters of Isabella
Sunday February 15 the St Bernardine circle initiated a large class at Boose club house with a 6 o clock banquet. Honors included Rev Father Dursch of Bradley and Rev Father Nab, local circle chaplain, along with Rev Father Critrin of Ellside and Miss Margiret O Malley a district deputy. Membership events continued with sorority elections and plans for dances, hockey party, and theatre outings at the Blackstone in Chicago.
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Nitiates
St. Bernardine
Inabella
Boose
Stov
Father Dursch
Bradley
Otto Nab
Holx
Voreat Park
Tircle
Father Critrin
Ell Side
Gilbrams
Azure Reg
Surprise Party for Lauck Daughter at Grust School
Aitte Touma Lauck, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lauck of 130 Brown Avenue, was surprised by about a dozen schoolmates at Grust School Friday evening. Games were played and refreshments were served.
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Aitte Touma Lauck
Mra
Henry Lauck
Brown Avenue
Grust School
Grant Parent-Teachers Meeting Chant
The Teachers Association will meet Tuesday evening February 24 at 8 o clock to boost parent attendance. It offers arm bands to pupils as a symbol of parent representation, but pupils are not invited. only parents may attend the meeting.
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Chant School
Laren
Teachers Association
St Patrick's Day Dance Planned at Legion Hall
A St Patrick's Day dance organized by E W ebb is set for Tuesday in the Legion hall with Minnie c Abbo Blewher and Eamaline Lottings aunt hosting. Mini G Balzow will entertain with Tuumany Blue Sudh orchestra. Alma Holat to join as new member. Next meeting at Alma PGetieke 701 Monroe St. Sherovinn Lodge Junior Order held an object lesson in LaGrange to show hallrunge lodge twirling methods. Dictator M Blake officiated. Gov Abel of the Juniors spoke in praise. LaGrange members expressed goodwill for the visit and raised the flag.
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Legion Hall
E.w.ebb
Minnow c
Abbo
Blewher
Eamaline Lottings
Mini G. Balzow
Phe
Tuumany Blue Sudh Ourchestra
Alma Holat
Sherovinn Lodge
Order of Styose
LaGrange
Hallrunge
M. Blake
Brother Best
Abel
Birthday surprise for Mrs Aschofft on February 14
Attendants recall a pleasant Saturday evening birthday for Mrs Achott also spelled Aschofft. Neleh, burs and floods served a delirious supper at a light hour. Mrs Achott received many useful gifts and best wishes for many more happy birthdays as guests departed in the early hours.
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Geo. Awetwlf
Belog Hee
Neleh
Wll Muale
Hutch Wat
Purley Personal: illness updates and Florida trip delay
Meg Licht and Fred Schoenfeld fall ill with grip and light pneumonia respectively while Ernest Reich, county assessor, recovers at home after nervous breakdown delaying a Florida trip. Meanwhile Ida's A. O. Dry Goods Store advertises as the only dry goods shop on the South Side at 907 Beloit Avenue.
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Meg
Fred Licht
Deaplaines Avenue
Twelfth Street
Ernest Reich
Floridas
Florida
Ida's A. 0
Beloit Avenue
Marriage norms in India raise concern over child brides
An untidy clipping notes alarming statistics on Indian girl marriages. It claims forty of every 19,000 girls age ten to fifteen are unmarried, contrasting with seven of every 16,000 girls aged five to ten remaining unmarried. Likely misread OCR from United News.
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India
Uwnallagton Newa
Buying Tips From a Savvy Shopper on Textiles and Jewelry
A Kansas City column advises careful in-store testing before purchase. Inspect fabrics by bending and wrinkling crepes and silks, test leather palm areas for quality, and stretch gloves to gauge elasticity. The piece emphasizes avoiding salesroom tricks and judging items by real wearability rather than showroom presentation.
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Kansas City
Fur Border Shortens Coat Silhouette in Early Fashion Note
The article describes fur borders on coats influencing silhouette, noting how wrapped borders and straight-tapered designs create varied visual effects. It discusses how a thin fur border above a shorter coat length can make the garment appear even shorter, adding an untwisted tone to the overall outline.
Hold Fart to Liberty In Sailor of the Soul Quote
A fragmented quotation argues that liberty is the soul s fire and the supreme good while picturing the world as a prison and the universe as a vast dungeon, attributed to the speaker Hobert G. Ingersoll in altered form.
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Aurishine
Hobert G. Ingersoll
Don and Mazie Dixons Second Week at Warrington Theatre
Don and Mazie Dixon at the Warrington in a second week of wholesome comedy music and “Sit, Uusbands and Calico Wives” with “Silk Etushudds” and the revived “Lean Rivers” promised as the season’s crowd-pleasers. The Dixons promise modernized sets costumes and new novelty acts with their original improvised humor.
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Don
Mazie Dixon
Warrington
Don & Mazie Dixonn Co
Warrington Theater
Lyriony
Lean Hivers
Dixons
Gimdeyite
Magle
Don and
Maale
Forest Park dog prize winners at 10th annual show
Sime M A Kapacttul of 144 Dunlop Avenue Forest Park showed her Pekingese dogs Wee Girlie and Wong Tong at the Western Pekingese club 10th annual show in Chicago. Wee Girlie won first prize and Wong Tong won third prize. Kapacttul plans to exhibit her next Pekingese At Bernade at the upcoming First Regiment Armory show.
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Forest Park
Sime M. A. Kapacttul
Dunlop Avenue
Bunciy
Letington
Chicago
Kapschuli
Depenton Chin Dependon Towtou
Wong Tong
Am. Li
Cuina Town
Ming Pon
Kilm
Mira. Kapscholl
Bernade
First Regiment Armory
January building permits list repair and new projects
January building permits record entries show various repairs and constructions. Notable jobs include a 2 car garage at 1734 Madison Street listed by Chas Bi with 5800 dollars, a basement at 1422 Migio Avenue for 450 dollars, a bungalow at 022 Ferdinand Avenue for 6500 dollars, and a porch and sun parlor at 423 Blin Avenue for 450 dollars.
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Thomas Ave
Chas
Madison Street
M. Stauch
Kerdlpand Avenue
W. R. Jeffries
Migio Avenue
F. Gurow
Ferdinand
Sputers and Beamer
Lathrop Avenue
Carson
Blin Avenue
Storage and repair bids at Madison and nearby streets
A fragmented list shows bids and costs from multiple contractors for structures and improvements around Madison Street locations including 1445 Madison Street 80,000 and 7321 Madison Street 10,000. Items include concrete wall base ment at 217 Madison Street, storm porch at 7610 Madison Street, shelving in store at 7624 Madison Street, and a 2 car garage at 200 Madison Avenue with various names like Thomas Molding Brick Co and Wolf Bros.
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Thomas Molding Brick Co
van Buren Street
Desplaines Avenue
Mr. Calderone
Madison Street
Wm. Schultz
Wilcox Street
L. A. Partridge
Sun Parior
Wicox Street
A. Durtar
Madison St
Wolf Bros
Carl Dorper
Bungdiow
Rigto Avons
Mr. Soller
Franklin
Otto Rader
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Bunco
Orest Park Lodge
A.W
A.M
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies' Aid Society
Foncer Presbyterian Church
Mra Strange
Circle Avenue
Pythian Statera
Legion Ball
Hawin
Conway Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Oak Park
Lake Street
George Mulikorn
Jolly Club
Ahort
Dashing Knights
West Ends
St. Bernardine’s Church
Grant School Mothers’ Club
American Legion
Mera. M. Vin Lennop
Uirant School
Pietro Meachine
Piino
Wonder World
de Aire
Enably
Uusllidss
AL Schweinsberg
Ed Bintler
Bluow's
Liardware
Forest Lark Jewelry
Valns Department
Burkert
Nathan Shoustern
Waolhe Muale Alop
Thread Wid Newey
Ollie Prot
Sane Ders Deleytessen
Krizinitn
A. WH
Benndes Dary Goods
Salary Merket
Tde
West Biltwarkyt
Gehl
Kacaga
Laveceny
Hloruixeher
Drorls
Win
Cttadenans Mendiaines L. Ok Piace
Co Cook
Jaren Eaglestinn
J. Modendorp
Sith
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Meluad
War Miler
Julien
Wa Delolager
Balstefan
St. John’s
St. John's
Horus
Turkey
Q Nuibers
TL Dovring
Eau Kolb
L. Lueker
W. Ligenmann
BH. Magelbrecht
Jehorus
M. Wagner
Waldenue Zitz
Tie
Sylvia Lueker
Reading
Mira
W. G. Tackhofs
A. Beans
Henry Lueker
W. Drechsler
Paul Icons
Bia
Mrs&. W. Drechsler
Potental Chub
Suiss
Helen Hhuisen
Austin Avenue
Ashlating Hee
Eleanor Woratowshek
Stra. Kdan R. Jolson
Lheta Chi Sigwa Notority
Leois Bieta
Margaret Kucera
Crawford Fletcher
Mian Elizabeth Kucera
Cigh
Tha Phl Sigaza Kappa Sorority
Huoytera
Blackstone Theatre
Ethel Barrymore
Tanqueray
Grant Parent-Teachers Meeting
Juinior
Asohofft
Purley Personal
Fred Schoenfeld
Largesy, Strongest &Bd
Oldcat Incorporated Banking
Forest
Chicago Clearing Mouse Association
Harlem State Savings Bank
the Bank
the Center
of Children’s & Infant’s Wear
Lande Bros
Illinois
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