Neighborhood club hears lecture on decorating homes
A local gathering at the club house featured Mrs Mew and Mr Moreau discussing home decorating trends. Members and guests, including Ethel Thoger as program chair, heard lectures on room design and furniture styles, with menu details and a focus on balanced, tasteful interiors.
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Moreau
Gordon
Munpiey
Muindy
Ethel Thieger
Chaienius
Masten
Drut
Hidegird Hhort
Annie Belkow
Genevieve Gaiden
Elty
Ghetstina Heer
Haeger
St Johns Boys Win County Spelling Honors
In Mt John school district the eighth grade at Mt. St. John’s Tutte school in Beredt Park held a county spelling contest. Contestants mis-spelled several words but students demonstrated strong spelling skills with several standout performances.
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St. John’s Boys
Lust
Hoberts
Marke Hagner
Privet Apelling
Lowell Panigteltow
Shirvey
Elsternsay
Walter i Flartinaan
Mt. Lol
Beredt Park
Marguerite Don
Bach
Alkew
Peleve
Nostractsiy
Lineligou
Mercy Vestige
Archives
Harlem State Savings Files Prize For Best Baby
Harlem State Savings announces a special prize of 25 dollars for best baby at the National Valley Congress to be held May 2 and 8 in American exposition grounds at Lake Shore drive Chicago. The award only applies to tables registered through tid Mink. The general prize of 500 dollars remains open to all Gabres e t. Wolk is taking pictures for the pavilion tent without charge. Entries may be made up to May 8.
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Harlem
Lake Shore Drive
Gabres
Wolk
Glean-Up Week Declared For Forest Park Village
May week proclaimed to make Forest Park a cleaner village. Health Commissioner Dr. Carstens urges citizens to tidy yards premises and alleys and dispose of refuse at convenient rates. Village officials plan extra cleanup wagons and street crews to ensure a sanitary town. Also notes on an assault case involving Forest Park police and John Teemu with no further detail.
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A J
Conrad
Michuteky
Forest Park
Jv. A. Carstens
Turkia
Contad
Micitalsry
Borex Tarik Ayrath
Keres Park
Aeling
Wayner
Gothniisdener
Rudelt Burkurtswill
Cere Neilies
Cnmmliter
Jolin
Foros
Chib
John Teemu
Licht
Coroner's Jury Contradictory Findings On Schwader Death
Coroner's jury concluded Schwader died likely from a fall near a Beloit river, but testimony varied. Witnesses described he left a soft drink venue with unclear actions, while questions remained about exact sequence, location, and whether alcohol or other factors contributed. The verdict leaves room for reopening if new evidence emerges. theatre notices appear at the end of the page.
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Boranes
Ain
Tors
Wirth
L. Belche
Tornay
Schwider
Frank
Cleivk
Belobe
Frank Osveriever
George Polzer
Bolger
India
Overmeyer
Vermeyer
Pulzer Gut
Ula
Health Week Poster Exhibit Sparks Student Interest
An exhibit of health week posters by Neha Chitin ties a global health theme at the school. Students visit the display to learn about hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention as part of a broader health education program.
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Neha Chitin
Jupite
Jobin
Pearhers Assnetattin
Dantauer
Fire department reads new runabout grant to chief
Citizens presented a new runabout to the fire chief amid ceremonial remarks. The event featured a formal presentation as the department prepares for updated equipment and safety upgrades, with local officials stressing improved response times.
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REO
Obituary for John M. Frewnald MW
John M. Frewnald MW, longtime resident of Wilbern, passed away suddenly at home. He leaves widow Leah Mie and several children and siblings. services will be held at Whitechapel Chapel with the Rev. Mr. Bret leading. Burial follows at Greenmount Cemetery in Ky. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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John M. Fremwald
MW Rey
Ste
Bern
Hermes
Bret
Gwetach
Chapel Deere
Victor Metti Dies Friday In Prominent Italian Family
Victor Metti, son of a prominent Italian family, died Friday. The service was held at Mt Carmel with attendance from relatives and local officials. The funeral featured speakers including Mt., Catherine and others, reflecting on his life and family ties.
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Victor Metti
Veter Metri
Mt Carmel
Henry
Whatter
Girl Grabbed by Kidnapper as She Walked to Train
A young woman was grabbed by a man while walking toward a train near Adams Lane and Jackson Street on Wednesday morning. He covered her mouth, restrained her wrists, and dragged her toward a car before she shouted and struggled, prompting bystanders to intervene as police investigated the attempted abduction.
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Fee Dratell
Heviunr
Giutile
Dane
Adami Iene Dackxon
Felis Ain
Hannah Vente
Hannah Vente Bution
Daicknes Pouleeird
Humana
Eladehent
Ding
Former village clerk dies in fatal road accident
An obituary notes the death of a former village clerk in a road accident. The article details survivors and mentions a family connection to the Carne family, with location and funeral arrangements. It recounts the deceased’s long service to the village and lists relatives, church affiliations, and burial plans.
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Bpegial Prize
Harlem State
Briggs
Bach Yard
Desplaines
Fhoglama
Schwader
Holy Prince Lascar
Madigou-Circle Theatre
Aecon Avery
Cuenne
Fir
Fife
Thane
Modern
Henry Matwaern
AL Gila
Henry Baehuty
Hatuy Geten
Teedhares
Albright
Rockart
BOE Butensehioet
Brhich
Brosdunn
Bueetiber KK
Herthner Tone & Collins
Criwford Brow
Gibbon
Shinn WifPlyi
Bante Heuxhall
the Khaly
Aha Eparreney
Cheekeng
Prince Hulbar
Manter Mystic
The
Madleon Circle Theatre
Henry Warnecke
Treney Avarneene
Mona
Ehhavest
Max Sehubts
Ovo Beathers
Berest Burk
Hindolph
Bates Ky
Mrx Ubariate
Wilthon
Joseph T Canney
Vitel
Calettan
Bethea
Bourmesett Dent
Uneney
Carney
Carny
Avery
Netra
Cotiprensors
Meosal Gau
Siroke Ghawer
Ellyn
Fornet Park
Demeer
Peter Curbey
Mhemiher
Bert
Macy Saber
Maclean
Ts Murenga
Avai
Clech
Win
Murray
Bere Winkler
Joe Carey
Curiey
Devotiva
WIL van
Sidi
Chicago
Healds Center
Washington
Fote Don PhD
Mink Aileen Jenner
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