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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1940
Page
5
Sunday offering and white gift planned for the Lake Bluff orphanage with the teddens officers ensuring distribution. The program runs through Christmas as part of holiday outreach.
Arbor Park School sponsors a bunco party on December 6 to raise funds for lunchroom renovations including new cooking utensils. The event features a student program by grades three and four and a parents program on November 20 with music and colonial era skits led by Barbara Rudd and Doris Hall, among others.
The text explains two telephone call types. Station to station directs the operator to connect to any answering party, while person to person requests a specific individual, usually at higher rates. Illinois Bell emphasizes swift, accurate local and long distance service at low cost.
George claims the missing fork ended up in his coat pocket after a supper at the school and a church service at the Methodist church. He says the fork was accidentally dropped into his pocket while the waitress cleared the table.
We, wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy and flowers. We especially thank Esther Turner and Annabella Reeves, and Tobias Sohn and family for their kindness during our loss.
Rev. Charles Tedrahn presides at the Markham Eve Lutheran Church with services at 9 30 am Sunday School at 9 30 am and Adult Bible Class at 10 45 am. McClaughry School 157th and Homan referenced.
Reverend George Martin to lead at 9 45 in person service at 11 00 am with church school session noted for Markham Community. No further details provided.
Fragmentary report lists Mrs. 8.3 GloFaws as hostess and refers to a village gathering at Praia Aya, with several members of the community noted as attendees. The incomplete text obscures dates and other names.
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