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Newspaper
Mount Prospect Herald
Location
Mount Prospect, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
2
Miss Hausam presented her annual piano pupils recital Tuesday night at the Methodist hall before a large audience. The event showcased skilled young players, strong time and memory, with notable features including double piano numbers and trios.
Miss Vera Klehm and Henry Beutel Jr. wed Wednesday evening July 2 at the Klehm home in Arlington Heights in a Presbyterian ceremony. Rev H A Kossack officiated with Miss Lilian Clark as maid of honor and Harold Kreft as best man. Guests enjoyed a pink and white reception for 31, before the couple planned a extended auto trip and future apartment.
The article praises a teacher for balanced public performances and discipline, stressing honest, conscientious training of each pupil. It notes Miss Hansam engaged Miss Shirley Marcia Steffy to present readings during recitals, which were well received and appreciated.
Miss Edna Leark and Mr Lorey Elliott of Chicago wed at 6 30 Saturday evening at the bride's parents home Arlington Heights. Rev J H Ellerbrake officiated with Mrs Ellerbrake singing two songs. About fifty guests attended and the couple reside at 2645 N Spaulding Chicago.
Miss Marguerite Lambert, Miss Nellie Lambert, and Miss Elizabeth Lambert of 1212 North State Road depart for a lengthy Pacific Northwest and California trip. They plan Glacier National Park, Victoria and Vancouver, Crater Lake, the Grand Canyon region, and other California sights, with a July 4th fireworks display and dance at Arlington Heights High School gymnasium.
Navajo Indian entertainer known as Flaming Arrow failed to arrive Friday due to a car breakdown. About 200 children gathered at Arlington Heights sand pile. Saturday morning 100 returned as he performed a war dance and Indian songs with a health talk and sand drawings. Event was under C. T. I. with Martha Jackson as local representative.
The Arlington Red Wings routed Addison 16 to 5 led by H. Swanson who went 4 for 5. After a tight game until the 8th inning Arlington erupted for 9 runs aided by errors and 9 hits, sealing the win as Swanson and W. Swanson drove multiple runs. They next host Niles Center on July 4 at Arlington grounds.
The Vail-Davis barber shop opened Monday in the Vail-Davis building showcasing art moderne fixtures. A green cream and black porcelain enamel main fixture accompanies three chairs with individual lavatories beside each chair. Green wicker settees await customers as cream walls harmonize with the design. Proprietor George Weisgerber recently operated the shop on North Dunton Street.
The Village board funds two street projects by Milburn brothers widening Vail avenue stub between the railroad and Davis street rounding off corners and paving anew and replacing the rough joint on North Ridge avenue at Euclid with a new rounded and widened connection.
About 160 attended a recital of piano pupils under Mr Roscoe Reed at the Methodist Community Hall Friday evening. Twenty six students performed including Paul Pingel Charlotte Altstadt Bernice Huecker Bernice Biermann Elmer Schmitz Jean Guenther Doris Wille Marion Busse Virginia Coy Beatrice Hein Annabelle Thomas Marion Chidley Viola Werner Phyllis Andersen Carl Strobach Betty Vetter Jessie Ehret Naomi Towne Darlene Hamm Mary Mors Clarence Kaitschalk LaVerne Levine Bernice Bensie Marjorie Schwass Howard Krumweide Margaret DePuy. The audience praised the performances. Pupils of Miss Louise W Wilhour presented a one act comedy Woof Woof which was entertaining. Miss Wilhour also gave readings.
The Arlington Heights OES held a June 26 meeting with all officers present except Secretary Maybelle Jasper. Initiation featured Palatine past matrons, with several escorts and singing by members. Upcoming events include July 10 indoor picnic, July 25 Palatine work exemplification, and August picnics and a visit to Rockford. A card from Jasper announced a Canada vacation.
Mrs Harry Knaack and Mrs Ray Feddler hosted a surprise shower at Mrs Knaack's home for her sister Miss Louise Klehm on June 26. Twenty guests attended, described as royal friends, with June flowers and ample well wishes for the honored sister as she departs.
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