Birthday of Mr Prospect Department’s son
Mr. Prospect Department Howard Hast celebrated his 9th birthday Friday afternoon. Nine little friends were invited to make this a real happy birthday. Lots of goodies were served. Miss Margaret Helwig has gone to Wisconsin to spend part of her vacation with some of her relatives. Mr. and Mrs Niebuhr and family spent a week motoring and visiting in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs Fritag are touring the east stopping at Niagara Falls and seeing eastern Canada. Miss Dora Busse is home again after an extended stay with friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs V C Bacon with Marion and Jackie attended the picnic of the employment department of the Edison Co. at Wing Park Elgin last Sunday. Miss Clara Katz gave a shower last Friday evening in honor of her sister Miss May Katz. The guests were the aunts and friends of Miss Katz.
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Howard Hast
Margaret Helwig
Wisconsin
Mrs. Fritag
East
Niagara Falls
Canada
V.C. Bacon
Marion
Jackie
Employment Department of the Edison Co
Wing Park
Elgin
Clara Katz
Miss May Katz
Miss Katz
Birthday Surprise for Fred Busse Draws Family and Friends
Mr and Mrs Fred Busse welcomed brothers sisters and many young friends who gathered for a birthday visit. The evening was merry with a generous lunch and warm wishes for many happy returns of the day.
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Fred Busse
Fred
Mrs M Jones and Daughter Go to Oklahoma for Summer
Mrs M Jones and her young daughter have left for Oklahoma to spend the summer with her parents.
Neumann Family Hosts Grandfather Visit
Mr and Mrs R Neumann entertain his father and brother in a visit to their home. Grandfather Neumann comes to see his only grand child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Neumann
Grandfather Neumann
Gosh Hosts Six Concordia Students Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Ernst Gosh entertained six Concordia college of Milwaukee students over the weekend. The visitors were former classmates of Harold. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs F Piepenbrink on the arrival of a baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Gosh
Concordia College of Milwaukee
Harold’s
Mrs. F. Piepenbrink
Local society notes from area hosts
Mrs. Arthur Grienke hosted a sewing circle on Tuesday. Mrs. Lochner entertained her bridge club with a light lunch on Thursday. Mrs. Herman Meyn has been ill the past week with grippe. Mrs. Arno Schramm entertained her sister and two Milwaukee relatives.
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Herman Meyn
Arno Schramm
Milwaukee, Wis
Dahlstroms Visit DeKalb With In‑Law Family
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dahlstrom spent the week end in DeKalb visiting Mrs. Dahlstrom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Dahlstrom
DeKalb
Mrs. Dahlstrom
Local residents sharing summer plans and gatherings
Mr and Mrs Lee Barcroft return from a month in Jacksonville and Springfield with fishing trips. Lorrayne Jonas visits Chicago with cousin Fayth Lechner for vacation Bible school. Henry Mecklenburg shows a new Ford from a local dealer. Busse family vacation at Birch Lake Wisconsin. Thorson family visits Dr and Mrs Gentry in Chicago and attends a ball game. Edwards family at Lake Zurich summer cottage. Dorothy Mundt hosts relatives and six friends for a birthday party June 30. Betty Jean Bernmueter youngest guest. Rateike family spending Fourth of July at Grand Marsh Wisconsin. Johnsen hosts Rev Johansen and Judith Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrayne Jonas
Chicago
Fayth Lechner
Dorothy Mundt
Prospect Manor Ave
Betty Jean Bernmueter
Mr Schufft Hosts Sergeant Landgraf and Guests
Mr Henry Schufft entertained Sergeant Landgraf and his family along with Mr and Mrs Lawrence and Clara Lawrence last Sunday. In the late afternoon callers included Mr M A Marozek and family. Mrs Schufft was in Chicago for the day and Mr Schufft proved himself a gracious host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schufft
Sergeant Landgraf
Lawrence
Clara
M. A. Marozek
Mrs. Schufft
Chicago
Mr. Schufft
Ivers and Latas Compete for Company of Father
Mrs. Ivers and Mr. Latas vie for the company of their father who is staying a few days here.
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Mrs. Ivers
Mr. Latas
Pingels Celebrate Wedding Anniversary With 30 Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pingel entertained 30 guests Sunday in celebration of their wedding anniversary. The afternoon included music and cards.
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Edward Pingel
Mt Prospect baseball team defeats Roselle 14 to 9 in heat
Sunday afternoon the Mt Prospect boys out-slugged Roselle 14 to 9 in Roselle. The hot day affected both pitching staffs as neither side pitched well. There is no game scheduled for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Prospect
Roselle
Lampe Sworn In as Special Policeman at Emmerson Corner
Herman Lampe is sworn in as special policeman to monitor the corner of Emmerson Street and the Northwest Highway for heightened urban safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lampe
Emmerson Street
Village pump No 1 repairs after weekend break
The village pump No 1 broke a week ago Saturday and required four days of repair. The plunger had broken in the well and was pulled out. Work was carried out by Chief Mulso and Robert Quinn.
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Chief Mulso
Robert Quinn
Community Sunday School Plans First Picnic at Elk Grove Forest Preserve
The Sunday school plans a first annual picnic for boys and girls one week from Saturday at Elk Grove Forest Preserve. Meet at Community Hall at 1 30 PM, join the parade, enjoy ice cream and pop, races, and a bring your own basket lunch. Cars will be waiting to transport attendees. Date is July 12 at 1 30 PM.
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Elk Grove Forest Preserve
Andresen Attend Double Wedding in Berwyn
In Berwyn Illinois on June 28 Miss Charlotte Loraine Reynolds and Miss Esther Elizabeth Reynolds married John Milton Smith and Maynard Frederick Nagel at the Berwyn Baptist church. The brides, daughters of Mr and Mrs Edward Fillmore Reynolds, are Beloit College Delta Delta Delta sisters. grooms are Theta Chi Illinois and Phi Gamma Knox College graduates. About 100 guests attended a reception at the Berwyn club after the ceremony.
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Charlotte Loraine Reynolds
Esther Elizabeth Reynolds
Berwyn
Ill
John Milton Smith
Maynard Frederick Nagel
Berwyn Baptist Church
Edward Fillmore
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Beloit College
Smith Bei
Theta Chi
University of Illinois
Nagel
Phi Gamma
Knox College
Galesburg
Andresen
Reynolds
Berwyn Club
Mt Prospect Church Vacation Attendance and Praise
Mt Prospect Community Church reports peak vacation season attendance with 70 in Sunday school last Sunday. The primary department enjoys a new piano purchased recently. Birthday offerings were presented by Dr. and Mrs. Lee and Lawrence Hauptly. Church banner displayed and thanks given to banner organizers. Seven services drew good attendance despite city out. Rev. Johansen plans to reside in the area. Junior B Y P U met at Lorrayne Jonas home for an enthusiastic meeting and social time.
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Lee
Lawrence Hauptly
Lar
Smeby
Jonas
Wants
Andson
Rev. Johansen
Lorrayne Jonas
Leaves Sprayed to Quiet Set in Hollywood Film
Leaves in a garden bower on a movie set were sprayed with glycerine to prevent interruptions by a singer. The leaves vibrated with the orchestral accompaniment and rustled through the delicate microphone, so glycerine softened the counter-vibration.
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Hollywood
Katz Dreyer Nuptials Saturday at Parsonage
Last Saturday evening at 5 30 Miss May Katz daughter of Mr and Mrs John Katz married Mr John Dreyer of Des Plaines at Rev Mueller s parsonage Attendants were Miss Clara Katz Mr Herman Dreyer Miss Gertrude Becker and Mr Henry Dreyer The couple motored to Chicago for the wedding dinner and then left for Wisconsin on their honeymoon.
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May Katz
John Katz
John Dreyer
Des Plaines
Mueller
Clara Katz
Herman Dreyer
Gertrude Becker
Henry Dreyer
Chicago
National Tea Manager Returns from Vacation
Mrs. Walter Stroker and her two children Kenneth and Ruth traveled by rail to Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth for several days. After returning home they motored to the Dells in Wisconsin visiting Minnehaha Falls Fort Snelling and the new bridge near Fort mai. The final day was spent at Crystal Lake with guest Eunice Ivers.
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Walter Stroker
Kenneth
Ruth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
The
Dells
Wisconsin
Minnehaha Falls
Fort Snelling
New Bridge
Fort Mai
Crystal Lake
Eunice Ivers
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Proclaimed This Sunday
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon across Christian Science Churches highlighted the Golden Text from John 15 26 and Isaiah 52 7. It cited Science and Health statements by Mary Baker Eddy defining science as divine Mind and the Comforter guiding into all truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Zion
Mary Baker Eddy
Arlington Heights Presbyterian Church Services Schedule
Arlington Heights Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with the Lord s Supper during the service. Evening services are suspended for the summer.
Pastors Noack and Fricke Announce Sunday Services
Pastors C. M. Noack and H. C. Fricke list church contact details and July 6 service times. Sunday school at 9 30 a m German service at 9 30 a m English service at noon with an additional nongreational meeting at two o a m or afternoon.
St. John's Evangelical Church July services and meetings
Evergreen and St James Streets service notes. Rev J H Ellerbracke, pastor. Morning worship in English at 10 30 a m Sunday July 6. Ladies Aid meeting Thursday afternoon July 3 at 2 p m in basement. Board meeting Tuesday July 8 at 7 30 p m.
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ST. John’s
Ladies’ Aid
Sunday School Time Change at First Methodist Church
Beginning Sunday July 6 the Sunday school hour shifts from 10 to 9 45 to allow more class time The summer season continues with steady attendance Everyone is invited to morning worship at 11 The pastor will preach a sermon titled Mechanical Religion
Christian Science Society Service Announcements
The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston informs of Sunday school at 9 30 a m for children with enrollment through ushers and Sunday service at 11 a m Testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday July 16 at 8 p m held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month The public is invited to attend all services and meetings.
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Prblic
Church Mass Schedule and Sacramental Services
Sunday masses at 7 30 a m and Holy days at 5 45 and 8 00 a m Confession Saturdays and before holidays from 3 00 to 5 30 and 7 30 to 9 00 p m Devotions on Sunday at 2 30 p m except vacation Marriages baptisms and funerals by appointment
The World Reborn and the Call for Humane Conduct
A quotation from Victor A. Olander stating that poverty cruelty greed and crime will fade as friendship to humankind becomes the accepted standard of conduct. The message emphasizes moral renewal and social solidarity.
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Victor A. Olander
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Mr. Prospect Department
Mrs. Niebuhr
Minnesota
Dora Busse
Arthur Grienke
Lee Barcroft
Jacksonville
Springfield
Henry Mecklenburg
Wm. Busse Jr
Birch Lake
T. A. Thorson
Mrs. Gentry
Edwards
Lake Zurich
Otto Rateike
Loretta Rateike
Laurence Rateike
Grand Marsh
Adams County
L. G. Johnsen
Mrs. Johansen
Judith Ann
E. Johansen
Pathfinders
dAnyone
Goodyear
Heinz Electric
Davis Street
Arlington Heights
Heine’s
Walter Heine
Mt. Prospect Community Church
National Tea Manager
Christian Science Churches
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
M. H. Schreiber
Barrington, Ill
Latas
Central and Northwest High
Canton Blue Steel
Edward J. Hargrave
Secret Service
Chicago, Il
N. Clark St
Our Churches
Presbyterian Church
Lutheran Church
C. M. Noack
St. James
W. H. C. Fricke
Douglas
First Methodist Church
Dunton and St. James
Christian Science Society
N. Dunton and
Fremont Avenues
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston, Mass
ST. James Catholic Church
John T. Wagener
North State Road
Mount Prospect
Development Association
George Busse
Pres
Mt. Prospect, Il
Paul C. Geisel
Opt
Optometrist
Complete Optical Service
N. Mitchell Ave
Hawthorne
Arlinetan
Mt. Prospect State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
Iil
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