Bride of Edward Buhnar0o in home wedding wings of June
Lady flyer Mian Lealie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Malee of 1040 Elgin Avenue, married Edward Buhnar at a home ceremony in Chicago on Saturday June 6. The couple’s wedding reflected a double rink style officiated by Rev Ira J Lavington with sister Beatrice Dahnsen playing the wedding march. The bride wore georgette with pearls and rhinestones, bouquet of sweetheart roses, and will give up flying to settle at Kelvin Park apartments after June 16. The bride, a Proviso Township High School graduate class of 1944, had been a student flyer at Checkerboard Field and planned a summer stunt flying program before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Lesley Malee
Jerome Malee
Elgin Avenue
Checkerboard Aviation Field
Dan Cupid
Mian Lealie
Edward 1
Buhnaro
Aba
Mare Arena Tempentuana
Mitrimony
Tess Havard
Chicago
Ira J. Lavington
Presbyterian Church
Misa Beatrice Dahnacn
Proviso Township Hligh School
Checkerboard Field
Bella Rang
Dahnsen
Kelvin Park
Koamar Avenue
German Place
Obituary notices for Anna Hanley and related deaths
An obituary notice reports the death of Mrs. Anna Hanley of 075 we lojt avenue on May 29 at Franklin Boulevard Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Services were at St. Bernardine’s, Rev. Otto C. Nachholz. interment at Mt. Carmel. Also listed: Mrs. Hanley’s marriage to James Hanley and their son Earl, with parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Winkler. Additional notices detail the death of Mrs. Alving Voigt of 121 Desplaines Avenue, age 31, with services at St. Paul’s Lutheran and interment at Forest Home. she is survived by her parents and husband. Max George Hugin of 7229 Franklin Avenue, aged 62, died Saturday and was buried at Concordia Cemetery. he leaves a wife and ten children. An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Duinman of 1227 Jackson Boulevard died within a day of birth and was buried at Concordia Cemetery. Funeral officiants included Rev. Marius Wagner and Rev. Albert Winninger.
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Anna Haniey
We Lojt Avenue
Franklin Boulevard Hospital
St. Bernardine'’s Church
Otto C. Nachholz
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Hanley
Gertrude Schoff
Tempie Marcel
Mononic Temple
James Hanley
Earl
Mrs. T. Winkler
Alving Voigt
Desplaines Avenue
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Albert Winninger
Forest Home
Voigt
Hn River Forest
Max George Hom
Max George Hugin
Franklin Aven
Concordia Cemetery
Marius Wagner
Forest Pack
Ana
Martin Duinman
Jackson Boulevard
Our Park Hospital
Hir
Marcus Wagner
8. John’s Lutheran Church
Masons of River Forest Entertained By Acacia Club
Masons of River Forest were entertained by the Acacia Club at the Forest Park Masonic temple on Tuesday evening. About 200 attended with 100 at bridge and bunco. Bulgemann won the bridge prize while Mrs Hefferman and Mrs Jane Pine captured several top prizes. Ice cream and cake followed, and the hosts praised Mr Charles Houmrucker for a successful event as plans for a new temple near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
Forest Park Masonic Temple
Acacia Club
Ali Artista
Vuery
Ove Hundred
Bunco
Mroe
Bulgemann
Smith
Woman Hit by Auto While Waiting for Madison Street Car
Miss Jennie Luff of 600 North Second Avenue Maywoo was struck by an automobile while waiting for a Madison Street car at Park Avenue Run Way night at 10 45. She and her Alba were injured, taken to Oak Park Hospital where doctors feared internal complications. River Forest police investigated the crash on the north side of the street.
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Jennie Luff
North
Maywoo
Madigen
Park Avenue Run- Iway
Sho
Qak [Ark Hospital
Mion Luff Wan
Ford Aedon
River Forest Police
Police recover bandit car linked to Chicago murders
A bandit car used in a Chicago crime spree was found by Forest Park police near Ferdinand and Taxington. The vehicle’s discovery followed resident reports, with detectives later seeking fingerprints and clues as part of the ongoing murder investigation surrounding Sexton and Konn. Another Nash touring car, bearing false plates, was impounded at Adams and Girlelo as officers investigated possible ties to the case.
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Sexton
Chicago
Yareat Park
Ferdinand
Taxington
Featon
Roosevelt Road
Wolf Road
Wor
Jack Konn
Adams and
Girelo
Nash
Wil
St. Martin Kwinger
Mves
Schools Thanked for Near East Aid
A letter from Near East Relief executive secretary F J Michel thanks the Public Schools Forest Park Imola for their help in a bundle station on Hun day May 6th. Teams baling bundles at Western Watchouts aided orphans and refugees, inspiring with relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Public Schoola
Forest Park
Imola
F. J. Michel
Tax Dodgers to Feel Weight of Public Sentiment
In Proviso township the school district moves to pursue equitable taxation on all property. Attorney Frank G Houh ruda was instructed to take steps to compel fair assessments. Delegates from districts discussed securing property reports and correcting acreage tax classifications. Some parcels once sold for business or residence now taxed at lower rates, including a recent $20000 sale taxed at seven dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Frank G. Houhruda
Dairicta
Bualneas
Rota
Wen
Soalle J, Smith
Rudolph Mueller
Hage
Dodgers Lead Suburban League After Sunday Victory
On Sunday June 6 the Dodgers defeated the Went Suburban Arrows 16 to 1, pushing them to first place with three wins and no losses. Bramhall pitched for the Dodgers, who racked up 20 hits as Landry was pulled for Schwenke in the Alberth inning.
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Dodgers
Arrowa
Landry
Arrows
Schwenke
Bramhall
Dodgers routed by Arrows in tough league clash
Arrows limit Dodgers to six solid hits while Moran of the Dodgers launches a formidable homer. Pramhall struggles with walks as Arrow pitchers retreat the remaining batters. Next Sunday the Dodgers travel to Keystone and Lake streets for a non league game against the Dales of Chicago at 2 20.
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Pramhall
Ericult
Moran
Dodgera
Dales of
Chicago
Keystone
Lake Street
Deore
Dodgers
Pronunciation Aid For Bengai Centennial Expo Opening
June Webster, descendant of Noah Webster, provides a copy of his work to the Expo Publicity Department to aid in pronouncing the event name. The opening June 1 celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a reported pronunciation: Bese Kwah cen ten nial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Webster
Noah Webster
Noah
Ice Cream Boosts Nation's Health and Home Making
Evaporated milk makes ice cream superior by reducing water, stabilizing texture, and ensuring sterility. Experts cite double milk solids, constant composition after homogenizing, and hygienic benefits. Health authorities advise heat treatment to 150 degrees for 30 minutes to ensure safety.
Tomato Pepper Hybrid Grows in Edwardsville Garden
Nerberth of Edwardsville raises a tomato pepper cross in his garden. After four years of trial, he reports progress toward a notable plant that blends traits of both vegetables, aiming for a unique edible variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerberth
Edwardsville
Four Grare
Rock Island Patristic Society Declines Gift of Home
The Rock Island patristic societies decline the gift of Mrs E W Ifarst's 25,000 home due to the cost of maintenance and upkeep, as reported in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Ieland
Mra
E.W
Paring suspension at Rock River by state game agency
The state department of game and wildlife conservation issues a one year suspension for Clumming In Rock River as part of an official action. The move suspends activities tied to Clumming in the area under regulatory authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock River
Ander
State Department of Game and Tech Conservation
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Lady Flyer
Sting
Mirs, Anna Hanley
Alvina Heml Voor
Masons of
Madison
Near East Aid
R. F. Dodgers
America
Exposition Park
Aurora
Batavia
Pottawatomie Park
St. Charles
Good Templar
Geneva
Elgin Observatory
Elgin
Fox River
Glenwood Park
Rolling Woods
National Watch Factory
Ust
Father Marquette
Fox River Valley
Aurora and
Elgin Railroad
RES
Madison Street
Forest Park, Illinois
Manning & Bowman
Atock
Thor
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
W. F. Yardley
Oak Park District
Euclid
N. Oak Park Avenue
Oak Park, Ill
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