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Newspaper

Mount Prospect Herald

Location

Mount Prospect, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1930

Page

3

Thanksgiving greetings and community notices in Arlington Heights

A church and community page announces holiday thanksgivings and gatherings. Families such as Ernest Wolf with Bobbie from Mount Prospect, Theo Cuny and relatives, B H Jarvis, George M Palmer, Frieda and Agnes Ellerbrake, and A F Volz with Rexford Volz join relatives for Thanksgiving meals and services. Union services at the M FE church and local gatherings are encouraged.

Frieda Agnes Ellerbrake

Roths Return From Weeks Abroad After Business in New York

Mr and Mrs Joseph Roth returned from a trip where they spent several weeks combining business and pleasure Mr Roth conducted business in New York while Mrs Roth visited her family and friends in the city and suburbs

Mrs Joseph Roth Mr. Roth New York Mrs. Roth

Local Families Visit In Knoxvilleand Philadelphia

Mrs. Bentley of Wisconsin visits daughter Mrs. William Busch in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. W A Miles of Derbyshire Lane travel to Knoxville to see their daughter Betty attending school there.

Mrs. Bentley Wisconsin William Busch S. Evergreen W. A. Miles Derbyshire Lane Knoxville Betty

Mrs Berchtold Improves and Takes Occasional Rides

The report notes Mrs Berchtold has gained strength enough to take rides and visit friends. Professor Cleveland from Indiana University spent the weekend at home with his parents and young Billie.

Prof Cleveland Indiana University Little Billie

Herman McElhose to Return for Thanksgiving Visit

Herman McElhose is expected home from Valparaiso University to spend Thanksgiving with his parents, returning to the family residence for the holiday celebration.

Herman McElhose Valparaiso University

Winkelman’s Tire and Battery Shop Ad

Local ad urges readers to seek expert battery advice from Winkelman’s Tire and Battery Shop. Contact Art at the Heights address and phone 349 for assistance with battery troubles.

Winkelman’s Tire and Battery Shop

Beaty Family Plans Thanksgiving at Oak Park

Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Beaty expect to spend Thanksgiving with their son John Y. Beaty and family at Oak Park.

D. G. Beaty John Y. Beaty Oak Park

Ever Ready Club Meets for Annual Election

The Ever Ready club met with President Mrs Behrer on Tuesday December 2 for the annual business meeting and election of officers.

Ever Ready Club Behrer

Blum Hosts Old Time Card Club at Home

Mr and Mrs H M Blum entertained the Old Time Card Club at their home on Wednesday night November 19 with a social gathering and cards.

Mrs. H. M. Blum

Mrs Painter Visits Daughter's Home for Weeks

Mrs Painter has been a guest in the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Dobbins for the past several weeks.

Birthday Frolic Delights Walker White at North Walnut Home

A group surprised Walker White at his North Walnut Street home for a birthday party. Friends brought plenty of eats and beer and enjoyed a jolly gathering with the host and attendees.

Walker White North Walnut Street

Dobbins to Welcome Deerfield Guests For Thanksgiving Dinner

Mr and Mrs Roy Dobbins will host Thanksgiving dinner for her parents Mr and Mrs Ne ville of Deerfield their children and grandchild in a family gathering described in the notice.

A. F. Volz Rexford Volz Mrs. C. FE. Me Wharter Roy Dobbins Mrs Neville Deerfield

Mrs Walter Schuette Hosts Card Club Gathering

Mrs Walter Schuette entertained her card club at her home Friday with a small group of friends enjoying an afternoon of bridge and refreshments.

Walter Schuette

Pleasant Afternoon for Des Plaines Arlington Heights Club

Members of the club, split between Des Plaines and Arlington Heights, shared a cheerful afternoon with Mrs. Schuette. The gathering featured light refreshments and prizes, highlighting a friendly, social event.

Des Plaines Arlington Heights

Miss Minnie Breese Returns to Work at St Farness Hospital

Miss Minnie Breese spent Saturday night returning to her work duties at St Farness hospital on Sunday morning.

Minnié Breese St. Farness Hospital

Mrs F A Whiting Visits Friends The Pecks

Mrs. F A Whiting spent last Sunday with her friends the Pecks in the city.

F. A. Whiting the Pecks City

Hills Family Plans Thanksgiving in Chicago

Mr and Mrs B A Hills and their daughter Miss Loraine will spend Thanksgiving with a family group in Chicago.

Mrs. B. A. Hills Miss Loraine Chicago

Coosa Club Meets At Mrs Keoppen Home

Mrs. B. Keoppen hosted the Coosa club Friday evening. A member praised sewing as not a lost art. The next meeting will be with Mrs. George Peterson Jr. on December 4.

B. Keoppen Coosa Club George Peterson, Jr

Parents Auxiliary Card Party Aids Scouts Benefit

The Parents Auxiliary of Boy Scouts hosted a card party at Mr. and Mrs. George Schaefer’s home on North Haddon avenue to benefit the Scouts. Six tables played, prizes were potted plants, and guests enjoyed refreshments in a pleasant and successful evening.

Boy Scouts George Schaefer North Haddon Avenue

Bushs to Spend Thanksgiving in Chicago with Kin

Mr and Mrs Wm Bush plan to celebrate Thanksgiving in Chicago with her sister and family and a circle of friends.

Mrs. Wm. Bush Chicago

Elfeld Family Ties Mention Inheritance Notices

Mr and Mrs Edward Elfeld will ing his parents Mr and Mrs E A Elfeld and Mrs Elfelds parent Mr and Mrs U A Reese.

Edward Elfeld E. A. Elfeld Elfeld Mrs. U. A. Reese

November December Boy Scouts Parents Auxiliary Meeting

The November meeting was omitted as it fell near Thanksgiving. It was decided to combine the November and December sessions into one on December 10 with the location still to be determined.

Boy Scouts Parents Auxiliary

Card Club Gathers At South Evergreen Home

Mr and Mrs Wm Baseh hosted a neighborhood card club at their South Evergreen avenue residence Saturday evening with friends in attendance.

Mrs. Wm. Baseh South Evergreen Avenue

Ever Ready Club Sees Quilt Draw Wins Card

The Ever Ready club met Thursday. Mrs. D. CG Featy presided. Members disposed of the quilt they had pieced and quilted. Mrs. C. FF McElthose drew the winning number and won the quilt amid cheers.

Ever Ready group gathers for discussion and treats

A busy Ever Ready group met at the home of hostess Mrs. D. G. Beaty to discuss calls and aid for those in need. Coffeecake luncheon surprised guests as Mrs. Beaty served fruit and angel layer cakes amid a pleasant afternoon. next meeting with Mrs. Behrel to elect officers.

Behrel D. G. Beaty

Lutheran Ladies Aid Chicken Supper Planned

The Lutheran Ladies aid hosts a chicken supper on Thursday evening December 4 starting at 5 30 p m in the Lutheran school basement Tickets are 30 cents for children and 58 cents for adults

Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Lutheran

Students Attend Macbeth at Civic Theatre Tuesday Night

A group of high school students attended the play Macbeth at the Civic Theatre on Tuesday evening November 18. The attendees included Miss Grace Rehling Miss Marguerite Zimmer Miss Ruth Noack Miss Margaret Haseman Miss Gertrude Moehling Miss Bernice Diederich Miss Genevieve Muelhausen and Messrs Edgar Flentie Wallace Bolte and Paul Cordulack.

Macbeth Civic Theatre Grace Rehling Marguerite Zimmer Ruth Noack Margaret Haseman Gertrude Moehling Bernice Diederich Genevieve Muelhausen Edgar Flentie Wallace Bolte Paul Cordulack

Arlington Heights O. E. S. Card Party at Village Hall

Saturday evening November 29 at 8 o clock the Arlington Heights O. E. S. invites everyone to a card party at the village hall. Refreshments will be served and tickets cost fifty cents.

Arlington Heights O. E. S

Arlington Heights Residents Attend Dunn Lecture in Des Plaines

A group from Arlington Heights attended John Randall Dunn's lecture titled The Restoration of Healing in Des Plaines on Monday night. Attendees report standing around 7 50 as the talk progressed.

Arlington Heights John Randall Dunn Des Plaines

Mrs Harris Visits Sister After Sudden Illness in City

Mr S Edward took a business trip to St Louis this week while Mrs Marvin Harris traveled to the city to visit her sister who was taken suddenly ill Sunday.

S. Edward St. Louis Marvin Harris

Mrs Noesges Attends Funeral of Mrs Mirnbach

Mrs Noesges from Michigan City traveled last week to attend the funeral of her friend Mrs John Mirnbach.

Noesges Michigan City John Mirnbach

Harris and Greschner Depart For Arizona Trip

Elroy Harris and S Greschner left town last Thursday for a trip to Arizona. A card from Oklahoma reports they are progressing fine and in good spirits.

Elroy Harris S. Greschner Arizona Oklahoma

Dentist Dr Howard Dunn Broadcast On Radio

Friends of young dentist Dr Howard Dunn heard his voice on a Sunday radio broadcast, sparking warm reactions among his supporters.

Howard Dunn

Local Club Makes Garments for Children for Miss Jackson

A community group prepares a batch of small child garments to be left for Miss Jackson to distribute, highlighting charitable effort and organized volunteer work in the town.

Miss Jackson

Meredith Returns From Hunting Trip South

C. W. Meredith of South Pine Avenue returned first of the week from a hunting trip South.

C. W. Meredith South Pine Avenue

Thanksgiving Visit Planned By Schuettlers

Mr and Mrs Henry Schuettler will spend Thanksgiving at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford.

Mrs Henry Schuettler Clifford

Dorcas Aid to Hold Social at Lutheran Church

Flanders Des Plaines hosts a Dorcas aid social afternoon on Thursday at two o clock in December. All ladies are cordially invited to attend.

Dorcas Aid Lutheran Church

Bakery Sale by C A C Girls at Landmeier’s Store

The C A C Girls basketball team will hold a bakery sale at Landmeier’s Store from 9 30 a m to 5 30 p m on Saturday November 29. Proceeds support the team and local scholarship funds.

Landmeier’s

Arlington Heights Students Sing at WHFC Chicago

Six boys and girls from Arlington Heights grade school sang several songs on a Sunday program at Radio Station WHFC in Chicago. The event was presented under the auspices of the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute.

Arlington Heights WHFC Chicago Chicago Tuberculosis Institute

Mrs Dibley Hosts St Louis Cousin Visit Party

Miss Kathryn Dibley entertained several friends Monday evening in honor of her St. Louis cousin staying here for a visit.

Kathryn Dibley St. Louis

Laura Peters Moves Address to New Home

Laura Peters relocated from 311 N Dunton to 310 S Walnut on Saturday November 22 in a private residential move.

Laura Peters N. Dunton S. Walnut

Local Services Advertise Roadside Help and Social News

A cold morning note promotes a starting service by Art at Winkelman's Tire and Battery Shop. Mrs Reese improves in health and attends church Sunday. A sewing bee at the local telephone exchange rest room ends with a luncheon by Mrs Adams and Miss Tonne.

A. A. Reese Johanna Adams Betty Tonne

Fire Chief George Volz Honored by Arlington Heights Fire Dept

Arlington Heights Volunteer Fire Department presented Chief George K. Volz with a silver loving cup at a department meeting in Village hall to mark his twenty five years as chief. He joined in 1809 and has served as captain prior to his election. Julius D. Flentie lauded the chief and department harmony since 1804.

Arlington Heights George K. Volz S. Evergreen Avenue Volz Julius D. Flentie Department Arlington Volunteer Fire Department Frank White Fire Department

Forty in years thirty in health and wealth saying

The quote from Woman's Home Journal contrasts age and well being and finances, noting that people may feel forty in age but only thirty in health and money. It reflects midcentury attitudes toward aging and vitality.

Woman's Home Journal

Winter Road Tragedy Amid Storm and Death

A lone figure in black strains against a cold night as a choking assault ends in death. Along a lonely country road a woman is killed during a blizzard while the assailant remains beside her and continues on, left stranded by loss of fuel.

Consistency and jury secrecy questioned in press practice

The passage argues jurors and officials must keep deliberations confidential until verdict and criticizes newspapers for publishing jury room details. It notes editors claim law observance while reporters may leak tips, and ends with a remark on consistency as a rare jewel.

Persian Shah May Lose Trade Over Rising Exchange

A daily paper suggests the Persian Shah is losing trade due to a high exchange rate and hints the common expression may be Oh Shah as a reflection of public sentiment.

Michigan Shah

Electrification Sparks Debate Across Seas and Cities

A terse foreign claim says Germany will electrify its rail system as salvation. A sly quip about Chicago cites electrifying obnoxious citizens as Cook County’s cure, referencing Capone in jail and odd political jabs amid a muddled prompt.

Germany Sigfrid Schultz Berlin Chicago

Thanksgiving poultry menu offers turkeys ducks and capons

The poultry market presents a selection of turkeys ducks and capons for Thanksgiving dinner. The note suggests rising to the occasion with a festive feast.

Oldest U.S. synagogue in Newport dates to 1762

The Toure synagogue in Newport, RK L, is described as the oldest in the United States. Built in 1762, it remains in use today.

Toure Newport RK L United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arlington HT Ernest Wolf Little Bobbie Mount Prospect Theo Cuny Mrches B. H. Jarvis Mrs. Robinson Miss Jarvis Presbyterian Methodist M. FE George M. Palmer Philadelphia Bradley Kincaid WLS Eddie Quillen Robt. Montgomery and Benny Rubin Love DR. Rose Newcomer Maxwell East Chicagoe St Cook County Cook County Herald Herald Sieteanette Flanders Art Winkelman Geo. K. Volz George Kk. Volz W. G. Meyer Hose Company No Fred H. Lorenzen Elroy Winkelman Oswald Meyer George Guare Ross Davis Ed Shulenburg R. John H. H. Meyer H. C. Bolte EF. J. White Alex Lipps Ed. Greenbere Frank Schulenburg Hook and Ladder Company Wm. Gu George Gobble G. Gobble Turkey Viper Umpchay Wrigley Aimee Aimee Semple McPherson America GEO K. Volz Capon Capone Brunetta da Handa Thigenl John Stafford York Theatre Congo Africa Yua Web Thurs Dorothy Mackaill Lewis Stone
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