Social Activities and Wedding Announcements Replace Amid Local Notices
The fragment outlines numerous social events including a wedding at St Bernadine's Church officiated by Fr Nabholz, a reception at the bride's parents home, and various parties and gatherings around late April and early May. Names from the bride and groom and attendees appear with place hints such as Plunket and Saint Peter's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Ghiilys Hutler
Clarence Vend
St. Bernadine’s
Chuarch
Nabholz
John 4
Katier
Winow University Club And Charity Event At Hospital
The article describes a social gathering hosted by the Winow University Club and auxiliary at the hospital, with hostesses, a bazaar, and prize raffle proceeds for charitable purposes. It notes invitations extended to members and friends, a farewell party, and planned activities including a supper and entertainment in the Legion hall.
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Hospital Bridge
Hineey
Dh Bert
Thepperte
Aeill
Fargo
West
Lie
Walter
Picturesque Names for Latest Silk Patterns
A fragmented fashion blurb notes silk patterns and color trends with scattered names and brand hints. It references designers and social figures in a playful, jittery tone, suggesting renewed interest in tasteful palettes and fashionable motifs.
Fragmentary Weathered City Note on Farm Life
An unintelligible fragment describes a night scene with a father figure, women, and a girl named Sarah milking fifteen cows before breakfast. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or dates.
Not the Place in a Cramped Market Depicting Trade
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a market scene with dress goods and yeast. The dialogue shows traders shuffled in a crush department and a dismissive tone toward a shopper. The readable elements name dress goods yeast and a crowded trade floor.
Unclear fragment quotes from historical text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Sydney Dullgtin and a scene with possessions and a handkerchief, but the tone and context are incomplete and no clear event or outcome is identifiable. The readable lines resemble quoted dialogue without coherent reporting or dates.
Best Ever Hello Old Man Try Everything Bhen Flow
Washington Drege notes a puzzling phrase and urges trying new things as a humorous aside. The quote reflects a whimsical ethos about exploration and experimentation.
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Old Man
Washington Drege
Colors Stir Fashion Interest This Season Across Palettes
The article surveys seasonal colors influencing outfits, noting violet and orange leaning toward warmer tones for evening wear, with greens in yellow hues suitable for day and night. It highlights trims like gloves and stockings in contrasting shades, and mentions fabrics from woolens to silks, tying color choices to accessories and overall ensembles.
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Trinity
Aed
Phattes
Poe
Tassels Reign This Season In Fashion Headlines
Tassels dominate contemporary dress and accessories with large end tassels on wrist cords and purse fringes. Costumes feature oversized tassels on gowns, while eveningwear uses bead and metal tassels for trim. Moon tassels in gold thread finish scarf ends on wraps.
Chiffon Feathers Trim Tops of 1920s Coats and Hats
The article describes chiffon feather borders on capes coats and hats. Black and white chiffon pieces are shown as trim to simulate feathered outlines. The style pairs chiffon coats with gowns, signaling feather trimming to grow in fashion this season.
Personal notices of moves and local life in Lake View area
A collage of short notes records residents moving to Lake View and nearby areas, engagements and travels. James Natugua at 315 Hurlong Avenue, births and families, and local businessmen purchasing vehicles and equipment. Mr and Mrs Henry Oldortt relocate from Park frontage, and Miss Ethel Appel visits relatives in the Capitol district. Several residents plan trips to New York City, Boston, and Washington, with stays at noted hotels. The piece also notes a change of job for Mr Shields at the Federal Reserve and summer plans for a local resort.
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Thon
Shell
Wagle River
Germain Lake
Shields
Federal Reserve Bank
Harrison Street
Harlem Avenue
Bra
Rhielda
Misa Vogel
Renain
French Hats With Small Drooping Brims Promised
The piece describes early model hats with small drooping brims from Paris designers Agnes, Rebour, Georgette, and others shaping the latest silhouettes. Light roll lines and high backs define the look, with needlework and floral ribbons featured on the slender chapter from Paris as fashion trends evolve.
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Agnes
Rebour
Georgette
Wuimer
Peasant Fashion Frock Designs in Satin and Crepe
A description of a frock made from pitek satin and amurtnegs by Ita sleeves, featuring heavy white crepe georgette sections with wide cutwork resembling Venetian point lace. The item emphasizes intricate needlework and period styling.
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Ita
Lobstein Opens New Offices and Moves Town Hall
Theodore J. Lobstein, real estate man, moved into a new Roosevelt road office built with help from a Dialtive aide. He also relocated town offices from 108 North LaSalle to larger quarters at 3 North LaSalle Street Room 741 this week.
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Theodore J. Lobstein
Hin
Roosevelt Road
Dialtive
Tla Dows
North
LaSalle
LaSalle Street
Turko-Turk Auto Crash Injures Child in Oak Park
Mia Turk, four, riding with her mother and friends at Lombard and Madison in Oak Park, was in a collision with a car driven by Dr Vinson of Rockford. The child was badly hurt, Dr Jenkins attended, and she was taken home as witnesses were questioned by Oak Park police.
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Mia
T. Turk
Harrigan Street
Oak Park
Vinson
Rockford
Lombard
Madison
Mira
Turks
Dr. Jenkins
Be Direct Be That Uses Many Words for Explanation
A reflective line echoes how verbosity contrasts with instinctive action, likening excess talk to a cuttlefish’s ink. It warns against overelaboration while asserting the value of clear, direct expression rooted in self-awareness.
Kiwanis Marks Second Anniversary With Candles and Reminiscences
Kiwanis celebrated its second anniversary with a candlelit birthday cake bearing the number two. The event recalled the charter night at the club, attended by Paul McCredy of the national office, Andy Anderson formerly of Kiwanis magazine, and Steve Meanert, then governor of a western district.
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Lex
Kiwanla
Paul
McCredy
Neecre Gary
Andy Anderson
Kiwanis Magazine
Steve Meanert
Listeht Nod West
Whitey War
Roon
Trowes
Tit
Kiwanis
Where He Belongs In The Picture Of Your Husband
A fragmented London line suggests a playful take on wedding vows and the idea of display. The poem hints at placement on the finger and hints at intimate domestic humor, with Isander and Ing Show as faint references.
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London
Social Club Parade Announces Party at Forest Park Ballroom
A noisy street parade promoted by a social club drew attention in the area. Promoters advertised a party at the Forest Park ballroom Saturday night with banco games and prizes reportedly drawing growing bids and record attendance in nearby Melrake and Maywood.
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Social
Forest Park
Banco
Car Fire Draws Crowd on Madigon Street
Mia A Caglidvese of 110 Bwolith Tavenue Maywood was driving through Forest Park Monday at noon when a short circuit caused her engine to flare up. Fire crews arrived and contained the blaze with no injuries reported.
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Madigon Street
Mia
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Mary
Wika Club
Gene
Huon
Mert
Pata
Childer
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Betty Suelo
Viole Gurnatig
Gertrude Basi
Adelaide Susthert
Velo Kama
Wwelyn Puorkart Bel Misa
Dayera Hows
Laettie Conielt
Brethday
Nibetl Peety
Aebte
Winow University Club
Howe
Hania
East Delaware
Seevilie Avenue
Buneo Party
de Wingfoots
May S
Legion Hall
Pred Schnitz
Sot Hanaah
Misa Euinn Schultz
Qu Bkenllworth Avenue
Oregon
Misa Schutz
Grant
America
Florence Klemke
Deda Treet
Kkule
BPS AY
Skule
Char Xan
Dheriey
Paris
Nathalie Stewie
Athenatis
le Io
Anika
Father Jimson
Sarah
Tenlie
Maud
Sydney Dullgtin
Gene Cal Waar
Belge Fox
Reddaughter
Mrr
Mire
James Natugua
Hurlong Avenue
Sfrs
Nick Salemi
Elgin
Wilam Borne
Circle
Iave
Lake View Hotel
Loon Lake
Ethel Appel
Evanston
The
Art Institute
Mrs. Or Weingart
Capitol Building
Kenry
Heck Brod
Lutsis
Harlem
Mbert
Minaga
Thinnab Avenue
Tbr
Charles Canib
Mr. Huliwon
Wilcox and Jackson
Anul
Henry Oldortt
Ik Park
Oldorfe
Aetter
Leckued
Charles
Ela
Fir Lakeland
Lorida
Turniques
Aupples
Oteo Equipment Company de O
Evangellin
Tmirb
Beenne
Barbirtin
Sor Meiurle Drteek
di Circle
Secretiry
Benes
Ameren End
Ib Chienge
Manday
New York City
Histon
Washington
Misa Ithek
Henry Goset Hat
Vic Kigin
Chicago
Wellington Street
Zere
Gaxel
Forest Phor
Lobstein
Mas
Turk
He Belongs
Niers
Victor
Weihe Music Shop
Madison Street
Lance Bros
Forest Park, Illinois
Roosevelt Linoleum
Congoleum House
Rockwell
St. Louis Avenue
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