Sunday services listed for First Reformed church South Holland
Round of notices notes August 24 services at First Reformed Church with a 9 am sermon by Rev T W Muilenberg and 1 30 pm sermon by Rev Nelson Dalemberg of Peoria Ill Also obituary for Mrs Watress Cole nee Edith Saunders details of birth and death family survivors and funeral plans including Kerr's Chapel Harvey Ill burial Oaklawn cemetery Also birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Tennis Paarthere of Maywood Ill and multiple local society items from South Holland including visitors and family updates.
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First Reformed Church
T. W. Muilenberg
Nelson Dalenberg
Peoria
Ill
Watress Cole
Edith Saunders
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
New Jersey
Harry
Viola
Mary
Earl
Leslie Saunders
Philadelphia
Kerr’s Chapel
Harvey, Il
Oaklawn
Edgerton
Minn
T. L. Vanderla
Jens Overgaard
Detroit
Mich
Harold DeYoung
Martin Noteboom
Corsica
South Dakota
Michigan
John van Buren
F. Anderson
Minnie Jacobs
C. C. Ton
Corina Jacobs
Brighton
Colo
South Holland
Colorado
Local News Snapshots From Lansing
Mrs. Wm Hook escaped injury after a car struck her horse and buggy. the vehicle’s driver repaired the carriage. Mr. and Mrs. Whitacker welcomed a baby boy weighing 8 pounds. Dr Hospers to lead First Reformed Church next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J Van Ramshorst away at Winona Lake Bible Conference. Mrs. Douwma senior suffers a stroke and remains seriously ill.
Notice of Public Letting of Contract South Holland 1924
Notice is given that sealed proposals will be received by the Village of South Holland Cook County Illinois on August 30 1924 for cement sidewalk along State Street and 155th Street about 2600 feet long five feet four inches wide. Bid to be let to lowest responsible bidder at 730 PM at Village Hall. Plans available at Trustee John Shilling Jr office. Village reserves right to reject any or all bids. Dated August 19 1924. Harry P DeYoung Village Clerk.
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South Holland
Cook County
Illinois
State Street
155Th Street
John Shilling, Jr
A. D
Harry P. Deyoung
Neighborhood Notes From Harvey and Bayville
Mr. John Jonkman finds a neighbor’s cow dead from lightning after nearly selling it. Kraay’s Columbia Six causes a stir, while etiquette debates and onion picker duties fill day to day. Missing brief items include Teenie Luebbers clerking, Bayville visits by the Paarlbergs and Pearl, new neighbors on Torrence avenue, DeYoung jokes about monkeys, and sympathy for Mr. Garret Van Druenen on his father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jonkman
Columbia Six
Arthur Kraay
Teenie Luebbers
Carlson
Bayville
John Paarlberg
Pearl
John DeVries
Oak Glen village notes and arrivals headline
The report notes serious illness in Gustave Bock's young son, travel by Miss Anna Cook to Chicago, and new Oak Glen residents Joe Hoakhuis and family. It mentions Botma brothers at a Grand Rapids church conference before visiting Holland, and local blacksmith Peterson’s stance on the motor age. The piece observes Peter Rinkema and family with a new automobile shown last Sunday, clarifying it was a car, not an airship.
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Anna Cook
Chicago
Joe Hoakhuis
Oak Glen
Hoakhuis
Young Men’s Club
Botma Brothers
Jake
William
Grand Rapids
Mich
Holland
Peterson
Peter Rinkema
Resolutions for Bertha Decklar Death
The Women Auxiliary to Paul Gall Post No 3803 expresses heartfelt sympathy for the death of Bertha Decklar a devoted wife and sister and will file a copy of these resolutions in the memoirs of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Decklar
Paul Gall
Unnatural Mothers and Captive Predators
The article discusses how lions and tigers in captivity require careful handling to prevent mothers from harming their cubs. It notes that keeping the mothers and their young in darkness for several days is often necessary to avoid tragedy.
Miss Cicero of 1510 Cecilia Heron
The article notes Cecilia Heron born in 1510 as the third daughter of Sir Thomas More. She and her sisters learned Latin and corresponded with Erasmus. Early in life she married Giles Heron,Esq, with private history largely unrecorded aside from her scholarship.
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Cicero
Cecilia Heron
Thomas More
Erasmus
Giles Heron
Iisq
Denver News
Idiots Called Nonsneezers Belief of Ancient People
An archaic belief labeled certain individuals as nonsneezers, claiming they could not sneeze. The notion reflects historical notions about bodily acts and human variation.
Thundergate at Riverdale Theatre and Paramount Week lineup
The Riverdale Theatre features Thundergate with Owen Moore Sylvia Breamer and Tully Marshall. Paramount Week offers Betty Compson in The Enemy Sex on Sunday August 31 and Labor Day shows September 1 with William Farnum in The Man Who Fights Alone plus Larry Seamon in Trouble Brewing. September 3 and 4 bring May McAvoy in The Bedroom Window. September 6 Around the World in Specialjacks with Our Gang comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Moore
Sylvia Breamer
Tully Marshall
Paramount
Betty Compson
William Farnum
Larry Seamon
McAvoy
Our Gang
The White Sun and Other Screen Highlights
Saturday features Madge Bellamy in The White Sun described as inspiring and beautiful, with a good comedy. Sunday offers Jack Hoxie in The Men in the Raw a red blooded romance with gold and a true-blue girl, plus The Telephone Girl. Labor Day presents Jane Novak in The Lullaby a photodramatic melody. Wednesday's Alimony promises a meaningful all star cast.
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Madge Bellamy
Jack Hoxie
Jane Novak
All Star
Desert Bandits Profit from Taravan Trade in Tripoli
In Tripoli the taravan shipping trade thrives as bandits profit by extorting large tributes to insure freight against looting. The gateway to the Sahara, Tripoli handles diverse goods from rhino horns to ostrich plumes, shipped by caravan despite desert threats.
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Tripoli
Sahara Desert
Rainy Implication at Home Quick Exchange
The milkman remarks on expected rain as he serves a quart. the housewife replies with cold significance. He departs with the liquid burden, stifling an oath, in a terse domestic scene narrated by Jack Canuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Canuck
The Churches August eleventh Sunday sermon note
On August 31 the eleventh Sunday after Trinity the church holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching by Pastor P C Wike at 10 30 a m The topic The Sinner in Simons House aims to cure selfishness and present Christ views on all sins All have sinned and come short of the glory of God Come and hear
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
P. C. Wike
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy in the loss of our son and brother. Special thanks to those who sent flowers donated automobiles the Ladies' choir the school children and Rev Wind for kind words Hugo Schmidt and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind
Hugo Schmidt
Boy left alone in house leads to arrest of grandmother
Chester Henry, aged four or five, found in a locked house on East Main street after neighbors heard his moans. Police took him to the squad room and arrested his grandmother Mrs Ollie Webber who cared for him. The mother Mrs Gaverline faces a warrant for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John May
Chester Henry
East Main Street
Ollie Webber
Parker
Baker
Mrs. Webber
Gaverline
Zeller
In Memoriam and Home Construction Ads
In Memoriam honors Mrs. Julia Zoller who died August 29 1922 and praises her virtue. The notice includes a loving message from her children. An advertisement offers to build homes in Dalton on easy payments with J Haimowitz A S Diekman & Son as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Zoller
Dalton
J. Haimowitz
A. S. Diekman & Son
Big Labor Picnic Draws Hundreds At Calumet Grove
One of the finest organized labor picnics in the area was staged by United Brick and Clay Workers of America District No 1 at Calumet Grove. The event, funded by proceeds from last winter’s Eagles Hall indoor picnic in Blue Island, drew hundreds of union men and families with races stunt flying dancing and games. Albert Hanks of Blue Island chaired the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brick and Clay Workers of America
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T. N. Paarlberg
Maywood
N. T. Paarlberg
Grandma
Martin Leys
John
Sheboygan
Wis
Henry Kickert
Leys
Cornelius H. Kickert
Christian School
Calvin College
Lansing
Bernice
OAK Glen News
Gustave Bock
Riverdale Theatre
K. Dykema
Dakglen
Stotzer
Chiropractors
Indiana Avenue Riverdale
Memoriam
Calumet Grove
Carload
Thornton
K. Dykema Oakglen
Iil
Hardy Boy’s Shoes
Gladstone
E. 137Th Street
Riverdale, Ill
Riverdale
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