Thank You Tonight presents three act comedy at high school
The annual three act comedy Thank You Tonight features a preacher transformed by his French alcce. The HoT School presents on Thursday and Friday evenings in April at 815 o clock in the high school auditorium. Charles Tolison plays the preacher with nineteen cast members. Mae Scrxauer directs the drama with Harriet Heme and Robt Bruin as business managers. The high school orchestra, under Walliant Montelius, performs Kern and Herbert selections.
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Charles Tolison
Gene Layton
Cat
We Sherman
Teeling
Wiss Shelkey Ros
Virginia Conner
Robot Bentley
Matjorlee Hampton
Ruth Gate
Berson Tisher Pied McGehee
John Achers
Lied Zimmerman
Torenz Ripley
Jay Giltcait
Hemey Pettmeyer
Gordon Watson
Robert Dyer
Arthur Bock
Walliam Gentry
Mae Scrxauer
Harriet Heme
Robt Bruin Pubheitty
Vera Mahto
Lansing Man Receives Doctor of Philosophy Degree
Harley Polpp of Tamsin Lansing receives a PhD from the University of Chicago in physical sciences with a chemistry concentration. His dissertation titled A surface ben on the Dh ofa are to ually unsels uo deat details years of study and research contributions to knowledge. He previously earned a bachelor’s degree from Colorado State College and came to Chicago for the highest degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Polpp
Tamsin
University of Chicago
Weel
Elis
Ube
Colorado
Chicago
Hohiest
Lansing
Young Bloomington Infant Faces Terminal Cancer
A four month old boy, Robi Duane Foster, son of Ralph and Vis Foster, lies dying in Bloomington after a cancer diagnosis. Doctors at Riley Hospital Indianapolis and local physicians note he is the youngest known infant with such a cancer, with the lump growing since before birth and now the size of a grapefruit. Death is momentarily expected as guardians hold a vigil at his bedside.
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Bloomington
Ind
Robi Duane Foster
Ralph Foster
James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
The Knarve of Tarts and the King of Heart Clash
A quirky local tale recounts the Knarve of Tarts stealing tats and the King of Heart calling for tarts to confront him. The odd duel unfolds with surprising twists as doors swing and plans collide.
Renaissance of Good Fating Is Forecast by Famous Chef
A New York hotel chef predicts a revival of formal dining and refined tastes post prohibition. He links wine, menus, and French-inspired technique to a broader cultural trend in dress, home decor, and entertaining, and shares a recipe for Compote De Pommes and a pineapple compote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Theophile Sietler
Sherry Netherland
Chet Sheophile
France
Aish
Mabry
Chet Theophuiles Reepe
Candidate Seeks Ward Committeeman Support in 31st Ward
Shell addresses voters as a candidate for Ward Committeeman in the 31st Ward. He notes six years in the role and current duties as former Alderman and Court Clerk. polls open April 10, 1984 from 6 AM to 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle
Waid
Dong
Prince Bound Over On Robbery Charge In Calumet City
William Prince, a Lansing area CWA worker, was bound over to Cook County criminal court for a preliminary hearing held last Thursday before Judge August Hamradt. Prince is accused of robbing four Calumet City beer taverns since the start of the year and his bond was set at 2000. He remains in Calumet City jail awaiting his next court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Prince
Lansing, II, Cwa
Cook County Criminal Court
Calumet City
August Hamradt
Prince
Cook County
Gil
Postmaster of Dalton Competitive Examination Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a competitive exam for Dalton postmaster. Applications on Form 10 due by April 13, 1934, filed with Washington DC by close of business. Examination held under presidential order and Civil Service rules. apply at Dalton Post Office or Civil Service Commission in Washington for Form 10 and Forms 222 2398.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Dalton
Washington DC
Civil Service Act
Polish General Joseph Haller to visit Chicago Heights
Polish residents prepare a welcome for General Joseph Haller on Saturday April 7 in Chicago Heights. He will launch a drive for Polish Veterans Alliance of America relief funds and be saluted by Mayor Bergin at city hall before a reception at St. Joseph church. He is a veteran leader who directed Polish troops in France and supports Boy Scouts and the Polish Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haller
Poland
Chicago Heights
St. Joseph Church Hall
Fifteenth Street
Portland Avenue
Father Dobelstein
Chicago
Geneal
Halle
France
United States
Wim
Szalaszewski
Eric Haller
Frank Dzieb
Alliance
Haller
Polish Red Cross
Illinois February coal output rises 854 thousand tons
Director James McSherry of the Department of Mines and Minerals reports Illinois coal production in February increased by 854,574 tons from a year earlier. The 151 mines yielded 3,917,817 tons, compared with 8,350,243 tons in February 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
James McSherry
Department of Mines and Minerals
Riverdale Village Election Notice 1934
Notice of village election in Riverdale Cook County Illinois on April 17 1934 at Village Hall. Officials to be elected include Clerk three Village Trustees for one year and one Police Magistrate for one year. Polls open 6 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
County of
Cook
Illinois
Immanuelchool Hall
Dalton
State of
Dolton
Illnois
Village notices from Dalton to Dolton 1945 village officers
Fragmentary notice from a March 9 1945 court-like entry listing village officers and locations at Village Hall and Immanuel School Hall in Dalton Dolton Cook County Illinois. The text is garbled but indicates official proceedings or postings by village authorities.
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Ingh
Walliant Montelius
Kern
Herbert
Eugene H. Block
Gene
Anne Burkes
Theophile Atesper
Sherry
Pineapple Bavards Inc
Titan
Shell
Shet
Don W Govier
Siupldon W
Govier
Civil Service Examination
Gen. Haller
Chiliego Heights
Dbo
Thomas J Fainey
Feeney
Wm. C. Zesch
Indiana Avenue
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