Peerless A C Lobes Set for Strong Season Share
Peerless A C Lobes played Humboldtry last Sunday in a close 10 to 8 defeat caused by loose fielding and slow base running. A ninth inning rally with two on and no outs failed due to a spectacular error and solid pitching by the opponent. Next Sunday the team faces Barrett A C in a anticipated matchup. The club added Curling and Conrad from Marext Park to strengthen the squad and secured Vogel grounds at Harlem for home games. Fans urged to support at the new Forest site and note ground changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peertean A. C
Rougne Wime
Humboldtry
Rirain
Peerley A.C
Uma
Barrett A, C
Peeriesa
Staron
Junior A C Motes Defeat Monty Malwutn in Tight Tie
In a 2017 Junior A match against Monty Malwutn, Junior A C Motes won by a slim margin. Players Albert Burname Vred Bbatyton Karl Woplath Wendt Lexter Labbrne Lente Kipdoler Murry Knercher Adolph Wendt Charles Litz Field Bei Wendt and Tout contributed as key figures in the close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. v
Monty Malwutn
Albert Burmane
Vred Bbatyton
Karl Woplath
Wendt
Lexter Labbrne
Lente Kipdoler
Murry Knercher
Adolph Wendt
Charles Litz
Field
Library Notes From 1922 Registration and Circulation Details
The item records a 1922 library registration start date and totals through April 1924, noting adults 410 and children 1,100 and a 1922 year-end circulation of 4,028 volumes. It mentions a Reading Room open on Decoration Day with a closed circulation department, and lists a book note for Vandemark's Folly by Herbert Quick with publishing details and a short description of content about pioneer emigration and the lure of homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Quick
Pico
N. CG. Wyath
Anilanapolla
Bobtig-Merril Company
Erte Cunnlii
Shower for M188 Powell in Mina Pauly Winster home
A milacetaneous shower was hosted at 104 Harleor avenue Friday for Misa Powell. Twenty friends attended. high scores went to Mrs. Ira Powell and Ada Ziegler, with Miss Jindys Terrell winning the booby prize. Refreshments followed after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Mina Pauly Winster
Harleor Avenue
Misa
Mabel Powell
Beloit Street
la Verne Rowder
Bunce
Ira Powel
Ada Ziegler
Jindys Terrell
American Legion social notes and local sports mix
A fragmentary American Legion column recalls a successful first social, praising Commander Simmons and highlighting plans in Chicago. The piece mentions a dance by South Side performers, bowling teams with quirky details, open baseball season with new Army and Navy pitchers, frequent club gatherings, a dark horse billiards contender named Mark, and upcoming dedications and communications from out-of-town visitors. It also teases a future feature on Harry Nolly versus Dave Nothrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Ravenswood
Associated American Legion
Cook County
Mfe
Legion Ia
Chicago
Carl Mader
Hingat
Matin
Khiers
Nokke
Bebultz
Kave-High
Otheir
Ghue
Army
Navy
Theves
Yobs
Hark
St. Louis Browns
Billard Ardate
Mark
Alney
Berlin
Harry Nolly
Dave Nothrap
Farewell Party for Choir Leader at Community Memorial Church
Miss Myrtle Dresser hosted a farewell event Saturday honoring Willard Jose Wallman, longtime choir leader. The gathering, attended by choir members, featured a white-dyed table setting for twenty four and a monogrammed traveling set presented to Wallman as thanks for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Dresser
Franklin Avenue
Willard Jose Walliwan
Mr. Wallman
Pe Chrlatian Evangelistic Institute
Chica
Himgelf
Elasselt
Weahy
Ingy
Hallman
Clifford Hallman
Pekin
Aukinnaas Agi
Ontario
Canada
Service Girls Entertain at Outdoor Party
The Patriotic Services League girls plan an outdoor party for ex-service patients at Spusdway to the Parent Preserve on Saturday afternoon and evening June 17. A preliminary meeting is set for Monday evening June 6 at 7345 pith in Municipal building to plan a candy sale to fund the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Services League
Spusdway
Mentisimule Go
Therberd
League
Hnanea
Olive Tree Origins in America and Ancient Cannon Beliefs
During emigration to a new land, Spaniards carried olive tree seeds though it was not native to the western hemisphere. Historians note its Mediterranean spread and speculate its origins. A Batavia artifact, the Holy Cannon plate, shows a buried ordnance with a human leg and hand motif, revered by locals as a godlike symbol. women pray beside it for family blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arerica
Mediterranean
Tila
Vva
Batavia
Worth remembering rhonslog about right and wrong
A brief reflection notes choosing the lesser wrong when in doubt, suggesting caution in decision making and highlighting the idea that ring and sell may be safer guidance than hasty actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhonslog
The Whistler Journal snapshot on Lady Mulals and Ruskin past
A fragment from The Whistler Journal notes Mrs Ruskin being treated by Anusia Brestaind. He was not brutal yet kept a weekly discipline, reading a list of her alleged misdemeanors each Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Anusia
Uate
Mulals
Ruskin
Whistler Journal
EL B and J, Peanetl
Two Sorts of Contagion and Van Dyke Quote
The note discusses diseases and contagious kindness, praising manly integrity and positive virtues described as contagious with "real red blood." It cites Efenry Van Dyke and emphasizes how virtues travel among people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efenry van Dyke
Wonder Woman Who Hears And Sees Uses Tongue
A town woman famed for wondrous hearing and sight uses her tongue to tell every blessed thing she knows. Rachen ers, Stalla Kranz and two children at 2 Harrison Street returned from a week with relatives in Askwau kee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalla Kranz
Harrison Street
Askwaukee
First Paistey Handkerchiefs in 1748 Origin Story
Fragmentary note describes a 1748 origin of a Paistey handkerchief with edged, used textiles once worn by Elizabethan gentlemen as favors from ladies. Mentions small cash value and historical practice, albeit with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Paistey Handkerchiste
Paidey Handkerchilef
Mate
Window Shades Remain Lowered Amid Blinding Sun
In a cramped room the blinds stay closed to block a glare described as intense and annoying. The speaker complains the light is nerve-racking and resists pulling shades up despite discomfort.
Forest Park Realty Ad Offers Bargain Homes For Sale
A Forest Park listing notes multiple Oak Park area homes with prices from 2,100 to 11,800. Properties include a 4 room bungalow with hot water heat, a 4 room residence with furnace heat and oak trim, and a vacant lot in Stock Ten Town. George Lamson Co promotes quick results and no commission charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Buy
Oak Park
Walla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peerless A.C. Lobes
American Legion
Memorial Day Records
Victor Catalog
Columbia
Golden Star
Garde du Corps
Schumann-Heinek
Werrenrath -Murphy
Sousa's ‘Band
Sousa’s -Band
Pryor
Land of Freedom
Weihe Music Shop
Proviso
Noah
H. J. Thoendel & Son Jewelers and Optometrists
Madison Street
Forest Park
Fred E. Schoenfeld
Madieon
Tel. F. P
George W. Lamson Company
Wiliam G. Wornhoff
Godrie W.W. Lamson
Iugur
Elgin Avenue
Eigin Avenue
H.W
Bungelow
Met
George Lamson Company
Telephone
Trent
Park
Madison
George Lamaan
Oak, Park
Ellyn
Mra. P
Herrick
Lily Lake
Sletel McHenry
Forest Park Review
Shove Vlerk
Stadison Street
Wilcox Street
Jackson Boals
Forest Parks
Badison ‘Street
Miver Forest
Reed Baby Carriage
Lindenberg
Sal—Biezele
Naby Carriage Emn Peta
Cern Diesel
Hein Avenue
Lok
Maditon Street
Circle Avenue
Beloit
Polles Dept
Herbert Wleedman
Jackson Boulevarth
Gahaui
Mark. Ward
Sir
Genera & Gontragtons
Cantor & Peterson
Melrose Park
Phong Koren Park
CLACK
Cindens
James
Lathrop Ave
Chas. Schroeder
Scaving
Gull F. P
Idea
Undertaker
Aula
Ambmiecea
B. Bistler
TSO Madison
Foret Park
Desplaines Avenue
River Forest
Illinois
F. H. Shea
Phone River Forest
Tiarlem
Inventene
Gavinge
Hatate
Rataty
Safest
Forest’ Park
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!