Lansing PTA to Present Three Act Comedy for Welfare
The Lansing PTA hosts a Thursday and Friday play on April 28 and 29 to raise funds for public school welfare. Cast led by Miss Jane Chapman and Mrs. Martin Meeter will perform with musical numbers between acts, tickets 25 and 10 cents.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Lansing
Jane Chapman
Martin Meeter
H. Sher- UW
Chashnapp
Biase Great Peterson
Tom Ward
Helen Dahm
J. Arthur Meeter
William Thaldorf
Miss VanSteenberg
Harry Blank
Coba D
Hohman Avenue
Ridge Road
Sherrow
Herman Genz
Chicaro
Hammond
Jerry VanWeiren
Tie
Lucile Meeter
Anthony Meeter
Wheaton College
Mrs. Roe
Randolph Street
Wickford
Mich
Homemakers Club
M.rs
Hoover
Seevers
Alsip
Young
Milton Tliland
Weaver
Brumhead
Blue Island
Ladies’ Aid
Nelson
Baby Son
Chicago
Budge
Ridge Read
Lansing Choral Society
Christian Reformed Church
Presbyteriar
Towmiller
Moi Church
Wow. Barkdell
A. Grove
Mas
Robert Wright
George Mareison
Mas. Grove
Aes. Bray Cuye Vending
Visin
Emerson Recital at First Reformed Church South Holland
Ralph Waldo Emerson will give an organ recital at the First Reformed Church in South Holland on Friday May 18 at p.m. The piece includes a program of flowers and candy themed items, with Harmonica Band and xylophone performances directed by Nestor Wrobicky and Estey Gouwens. Mother's Day observances and school events are noted along with local births, deaths, and community notices. </s>
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
WLS
First Reformed Church
South Holland
P. m
159Th Street
Roosevelt School
Flowerdom
Candyland
Candy T. T. HS
Nestor Wrobicky
Estey Gouwens
Quartette
Mia Voul Oi
Anthony VanVuuren
Tom Wagner
Tom, Jr
McKinley School
van Dam Road
Rev. Muilenberg
Oakridge Cemetery
Andrew J. Wognum
Denver
Colo
Gopie
Thornton Township Taxpayers League Meet Tonight
Taxpayers league members are called to a meeting at South Holland Village hall this evening Friday April 29 at 8 o'clock. Secretary Win VanderWolf announced the gathering.
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Thornton Township Taxpayers League
South Holland
Win. VanderWolf
South Holland News Twenty Years Ago Highlights
Florence Gouwens makes rapid headway on a new east 159th residence. Peter Peerbolte adds to a small cottage. The 11th district school election reelects Gerrit Van Ostenbrugge N Renkema and J C Gouwens. Milly Renkema buys Dave Van Mynen’s machine. W P Paarberg reelected school director by a narrow margin. For rent a small house with garage and large garden lot at 419 Chicago Street.
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South Holland News
Florence T. Gouwens
East 159Th
Peter Peerbolte
Gerrit van Ostenbrugge
N. Renkema
J. C. Gouwens
Beethoven
Dunker
Leather Trust
Indiana
Milly Renkema
Dave van Mynen
Faker
W. PL Paarberg
Bill
Jonah and the whale speak in a prophetic tale
A witty exchange imagines a whale addressing Jonah about swallowing him. It ends with a remark that recounting the story will be even harder two thousand years later, presenting Jonah as a true prophet.
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Jonah
Cinema Showings Preview With Stars And Week Plan
Tonight and tomorrow feature Doug Fairbanks Jr and Joan Blondell in Union Depot and Slim Summerville in First to Fight and Strange as It Seems. Sunday brings James Cagney in Taxi plus Ride with Jimmie and a Week End Mystery. Tuesday and Wednesday present Barbara Stanwyck in Forbidden with Adolphe Menjou.
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Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Joan Blondel
Union Depot
Slim Summerville
James Cagney
Jimmie
Barbara Stanwyck
Adolphe Menjou
May Events At St. Mary's Parish And Local Groups
A May dance by the Young Men's Club of St. Marys Parish is set for Wednesday evening May 4 at St. Marys school hall with music by the Gigolos and 50 cent admission. Paul Gall Unit American Legion Auxiliary No 303 hosts an afternoon dance on Thursday May 5 in Dalton village hall for 25 cents. Riverdale Wire Dept holds a dance and card party on Saturday April 30 at Riverdale village hall. St Pauls Ey. Lutheran school primary grades perform May 6 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with adults 25 cents and children 10 cents.
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Young Men’s Club
St. Mary’s Parish
St. Mary’s School Hall
Paul Gall
American Legion Auxiliary No. 303
Legion Club
Dalton Village Hall
Riverdale Wire Dept
Riverdale Village Hall
St. Paul’s Ey. Lutheran School
St. Mary’s Church
Legion Plans to Stock Clay Hole
The Edward Schultz Post of the American Legion held a social and business meeting at the Dugout on Indiana avenue. Commander Canaga discussed seeking state aid to stock nearby clay holes with fish and Willis Lufkin was asked to consult Peter Molenaar, the new game warden, on feasibility. Wilber Canaga, fresh election winner, distributed cigars to thank supporters.
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Edward Schultz
American Legion
Indiana Avenue
Canaga
Willis Lufkin
Peter Molenaar
George Peterson
Homer Bogart
Wilber Canaga
Legion
Lansing Journal
Bearcats Join Hammond A League for Calumet District Title Quest
The Bearcats enter the Hammond A League with six Calum District teams. Opening May 10 they face Nelson & Schulte at Bearcat Field. Former Fair & Squares players join the rival lineup led by Chicago Heights ace Pauly. Bearcats plan to defend their title and bring it back to South Holland.
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Bearcats
Hammond
Calumet
Woodmar A. C
Nelson & Schulte
The
Fair & Squares
Bearcat Field
Fair Play
Pauly
Chicago Heights
Dernberg
Plym Boosters
Bearcat
South Tholland
Eligibility for American Legion Membership and May Events
The notice outlines eligibility for American Legion membership for those who served between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 or in allied forces during the Great War, with disqualifications for conscientious objectors or dishonorable discharges. It invites Chicago Heights Legion Day on May 14 and asks ladies to help sell poppies May 27 28. Dues for 1922 should be paid before July. Post Commander Lester Brookfelt is back. Historian James Walter Young lost four fingertips. a dance is planned for May 14 with details at the next meeting.
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American Legion
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Legion
Chicago Heights
Lorenz Ripley
John G. Thul
Lester Brookfelt
Florida
James Walter Young
Local board discusses water charges and hall rent
The board debated paying a $2.00 minimum plus water charges, then referred the issue to the Water Committee. Building and Grounds approved reducing hall rent for two meetings from $6.00 to $5.00 and from $4.00 to $3.50 for one meeting. Diekman to obtain estimates for repairing the south hall wall. Clerk Dalton reported $10.00 fines payment from Judge Carl J. Carlson of Blue Island. Communications read and filed. Meeting adjourned.
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Dalton
Carl J. Carlson
Blue Island
In Memoriam Bertha Poeplau Tribute Note
In memory of our dear mother Mrs Bertha Poeplau who passed away ten years ago April 27 1922. Gone but not forgotten. Loving husband and children.
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Bertha Poeplau
Card of Thanks for George Blatner
We express sincere thanks to pallbearers at our son George Blatner s funeral to those donating cars and to Acme Steel Co employees for their kindness Mrs A Blatner and Family
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George Blatner
Acme Steel Co
A. Blatner
Gratitude Post For Loss of Beloved Son
Mr and Mrs Alex Taylor and Family thank friends neighbors and floral tributes received after the death of their beloved son. They especially thank Father Scholtes for his consoling words.
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Father Scholtes
Alex Taylor
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