Lansing Pairs Tie in Church Weddings and Local Social News
Miss Elinor Blank and Mr. Erwin Schultz wed at St. John's Lutheran with Rev. Harthun officiating and plan to reside in Chicago Heights. Clara Young and Melvin Vierk also married at St. John's parsonage and will reside in Lansing. Ladies' Aid groups hosted farewells and dances as Wm Lorenz family moved to Crete, with several residents receiving favors and attending banquets at St. Paul’s.
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Elinor Blank
Lansing
Erwin Schultz
Chicago Heights
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. H. Harthun
Clara Young
Wm. Young
North Lansing
Melvin Vierk
Henry Vierk
Sherman Street
St. John’s Parsonage
Vierk
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Church
Oak Glen
Assembly Hall
Wm. Lorenz
Crete
Bunco
Gustave Bock
Wm. Barkow
Helen Lorenz
Wm. Kraegel
Geo. Jarnecke
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
John Schroeder
Eliza Cochran
Edna Ellsworth
Thos. Mathieson
Wm. Kragel
Fred Lorenz
Burnham Illinois Seeks Amateur Baseball Teams 1929 League
Burnham Department of Community Recreation invites entries for a 1929 baseball league for amateur players aged 18 to 25. The league promises a steady season, clear rules, good officiating, fast clean play, and trophies at season end. apply to Lyle W. Munson, Burnham Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham Department of Community Recreation
Lyle W. Munson
Department of Recreation
Burnham
Illinois
Fortune Telling Room and the Self Made Tax Oracle
A humorous note reflects on a man who, under the income tax law, must act as his own fortune teller. The piece satirizes self reliance and bureaucratic fate in a personal finance context.
Bird House Contest at South Holland Ends with Auction
The Isaac Walton League Bird House Contest displays clever, artistic houses in the old bank building. All entries of cottage, bungalow, log cabin and colonial styles will be auctioned at the village hall Friday night April 26 at 7 30. Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday April 28.
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Isaac Walton League
Bank
Robbery at Roseland Haberdashery on Michigan Avenue
Last Tuesday morning at 9 30 two well dressed young men robbed Aseison's haberdashery 11182 Michigan avenue. They demanded cash but found no money as the proprietor had banked it. Three workers Ed die Saldecki Aserson and Steve Bezyak were bound in the wash room while a colored man and Ray Coughlin were made to sit in a corner. They fled in a Packard with sixteen suits sweaters neckties and more. Eddie was warned to hand over money and warned others as the robbers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseison
Aserson
Steve Bezyak
Ray Coughlin
Eddie
Herbert
Free My Own cream with permanent wave at Mathiel shop
During the next two weeks Mathiel beauty shop at 11501 Michigan Avenue offers a free jar of My Own cleansing cream to every woman who gets a My Own permanent wave. The wave is described as the croquignole wind.
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Mathiel Beauty Shop
Michigan Avenue
Mathiel
Weekend Screenings and Serials at the Tremor
Friday features Georges Sidney and Hersholt in Give and Take plus The Collegians. Saturday shows Hoot Gibson in Clearing the Trail and William Desmond in The Mystery Rider. first chapter of a thrilling serial and a comedy. Sunday presents Naughty Baby with Alice White and Jack Mulhall. a lively laugh a minute. April 30 to May 2 program notes.
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George Sidney
Jean Hersholt
Collegians
Hoot Gibson
Wild Riding Cowboys
William Desmond
George Morgan
Alice White
Jack Multhail
Epic Old South stage production dazzles audiences
A grand stage epic promises thrills and drama with picturesque plantation days. Twelve star principals lead a large cast in a production costing $2,000,000. An unforgettable family treat with admission 15 and 35 cents.
Riverdale Theatre Shows Harry Carey and Dix Features
Saturday marks Harry Carey in Burning Bridges along with News Fables and The Tiger's Shadow. Sunday offers Buddy Rogers and Mary Brian in Some One to Love. May 1 shows Richard Dix in Warming Up as the gruest baseball picture to date. Dix is at his best.
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Harry Carey
Buddy Rogers
Mary Brian
Richard Dix
Dix
The Barker at State Theatre with Sills and Mackaill
At the State Theatre Michigan Ave and 110th Pl the Barker stars Milton Sills and Dorothy Mackaill as a major feature running April 25 27. The Wolf Song with Lupe Velez and Gary Cooper follows April 28 with sound effects. The jungle mystery Stark Mad and The Collegians playlets run April 29 May 1 with further acts.
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Michigan Ave
Milton Sills
Dorothy Mackaill
Lupe Velez
Gary Cooper
Lupe
Mexico
Stark Mad
the Collegians
W R C No 279 Meeting and Local Events
The W R C No 279 shifts its next meeting to Friday May 10 instead of May 3. The Pirates hold a Novelty Dance at Dalton Village Hall on April 27 with Royal Collegians providing music. St Pauls Sunday school hosts a dance on April 27 1929 at 8 15 pm. Intermediate grades of St Pauls Lutheran school present an entertainment May 3 at 8 pm with tickets 25c adults 25 children 15.
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W. R. C. No. 279
Pirates
Dalton Village Hall
Royal Collegians
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran School
Stage Band Benefit At Dalton Theatre For Legion Band
The newly formed Paul Gall Post 308 American Legion band will present a musical review at the Dalton theatre on May 8 9 and 10. Admission 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children. Tickets available from band members Hausmans or the Dalton post office. Proceeds fund instruments for the band. public cooperation urged.
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Paul Gall Post No
The
American Legion
Dalton Theatre
Hausmans
Dalton Post Office
Legion Band
Onion seed notice with payment offer and boarders wanted
We offer yellow Strausburg onion set seed and will take onion sets this fall in exchange. Payment is 15/16 bar screen. Seeking set crates. T. T. Gouwens & Co. contact Harvey 6731 or 484 Harvey 6738W. Also advertising board and room for rent at 13704 Indiana Avenue Riverdale $10 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Gouwens & CO
Harvey
Indiana Avenue
Riverdale
In the Ring A Portrait of Struggle and Shadows
A fragmentary reflection on personal conflict and social tension. Some resist with effort, others retreat into self appointed differences, while daily life becomes a series of guarded, shadowed exchanges. The text suggests inner battles and public misperceptions shaping behavior.
In Memoriam Bertha Poeplau Tribute
A memorial note remembers Bertha Poeplau who died seven years ago on April 27, 1922. The note is signed by a loving husband and children expressing enduring love and remembrance.
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Bertha Poeplau
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Young Vierk
Burnham News
Fortune Telling
I2aak Walton League 7
Phe
South Holland
Cornelius van Etten
Frank Mossell
Jacob Hovenkamp
Decatur
Mich
Woltjer
Mr. Hovenkamp
Mississippi River
Quincy
Ill
Hoekstra
Hoekstras
G. Harthoorn
Wesley Hospital
A. Pluymert
Call Harvey
M. George Voss
Roseland
WM. A. Herrick
S. 147Th St
Halsted Harvey
Daniel C. Bachmann
Prone Dolton
Lincoln Ave
Dolton
Riverdale Theatre
State Theatre
Sherwin-Williams S. W
Harry Dykstra
DeYoung Furniture Home
Mathiel Beauty Shoppe
South End
Mathiel Hanson
Prop
Pullman
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