Funeral for Mrs Hattie Burge son in Lansing
The funeral of Mrs Hattie Burge son nee Jaeger age 36 who died suddenly at her home 203 North Ridgewood avenue Lansing was held Monday afternoon February 3rd. Interment in Lutheran cemetery Oak Glen. Surviving a husband Gustave three sons Donald Howard and an infant born January 28 thirty siblings and many relatives.
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Hattie Burgeson
Jaeger
North Ridgewood Avenue
Oak Glen
Gustave
Donald
Howard
William Jaeger
Lansing
Edward
Henry Jaeger
Hammond
Frieda More
Loraine
Ohio
Martha Hasson
Chicago
Minnie Zuek
Indiana Avenue
Christ Frank, Jr
Lena Peters
Arthur Lorenz
South Torrence Avenue
Biles Loin Balloane
Misease Heights
Lorenz
Fred Lorenz
Lange
East Ridge Road
Wm. Lange
Carl Hoge
Herman Hoge
Arnold Schultz
Emily
Bobby Lange
James Alexander
Ridgewood Avenue
Allen Richard
Edw. Krumm
Florida
Irene Hecht
Amanda Schultz
Lansing State Bank
Arthur Ward
West Ridge Road
Walter Fransen
Stadium
Mildred Hardesty
Valparaiso
Ind
Fred Weaver
Schultz Park
T. J. Townsley
Logansport
Sherman
Chas. Hildebrant
Rockford
Ills
Edw. Fisher
Marie Jabaay
South Holland
Atlantic & Pacific
Donald Blair
Gary
Claude Patterson
Blair
Thos. Mathieson
Brantwood
O. F. Moore
Edw. Hayes
Brazil
Arthur Larson
Englewood
U Henry Seego
Austin
Endon Dayhoff
Terre Huate
Thornton Birthday Cheer At Mrs Tanis Party
On Thursday January 20 1980 Mrs C Tanis Sr of Thornton was surprised by relatives and friends for her birthday. A luncheon followed with many beautiful gifts and attendees recalling a very happy event.
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C. Tanis, Sr
Thornton, Nho
Mrs John DeYoung obituary and local notices in South Holland
Mrs John DeYoung nee Tryntje Van Norden died February 4 1950 at age 77. Born in Zeerup Holland she immigrated with her family to Chicago then Kansas before settling in South Holland. She left four sons two daughters and four grandchildren with siblings and a widowed father noted in the obituary. Funeral held February 4 at home 156 East 159th Street Interment Oakridge. Also notes PTA meeting February 19 and local births illnesses and sales ads.
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John DeYoung
Tryntje van Norden
Zeerup
Holland
America
Chicago
Kansas
South Holland
Daughers
Nonet
Brodrick
Martin
Albert
Mary
Bertha
Peter
Effie
Peter DeYoung
Minnie
Dina
East 159Th Street
K. W. Fortuin
Oakridge Cemetery
D. Laansma
Luke DeGraff
Ingall’s Hospital
Luke Buurstra
Nick DeBoer
Chicago Heights
St. James Hospital
Wm. P. Paarlberg
167Th Street
Schilling
Power and Romance At The Park Theatre This Week
Saturday program features William Boyd in Power a breezy comedy with good short subjects. Sunday showcases The Isle of Lost Ships a thrilling globe mystery with Virginia Valli and Noah Beery. Feb 11 and 12 present His Glorious Romance a dashing gay romance. Tuesday night is China Night.
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William Boyd
Virginia Valli
Noah Beery
China Nite
Record Boat Traffic Surges At Calumet River Ports
The Calumet river ports now host 68 wintering boats, the highest in port history, with Indiana Harbor adding nine for a combined 77 between local ports. Of 68 in Calumet, 18 carry grain destined for spring delivery totaling about 3 million bushels, while 25 are 600-footers or larger. Thirteen barges entered Calumet laden with stone for Federal and Wisconsin Steel, leaving eight to unload before opening day. rough total stone tonnage runs about 100,000. Chicago Shipbuilding reports its busiest season since the War with ten dry-docking jobs and several more slated by March 1. The South Chicago Chamber appeals for removal of river obstructions at the 106th street bridge, with Engineer Wild ordering removal by March 28.
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Calumet River
Indiana Harbor
South Chicago
Federal
Wisconsin Steel
Chicago Shipbuilding Co
South Chicago Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Engineer’s Office
106Th Street Bridge
Center Pier
Wild
Card of Thanks for Mrs. John DeYoung
The family extends heartfelt thanks to all who paid tribute and assisted them during the recent bereavement of their beloved mother, Mrs. John DeYoung.
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John DeYoung
Story Interrupted Marvin Joins Sunday School Tale
Five year old Marvin interrupts a Sunday school lesson with a boast about his dog and its fleas remarking to the teacher and classmates in a lighthearted Indianapolis News brief set in a church scene.
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Marvin
Indianapolis News
Local residents plan trip to Winnie Texas for land proposal
SOUTIL HOLLAND Giems 20 Years Ago mentions C Rinkema M DeYoung H H DeYoung H P DeYoung and D P DeYoung traveling to Winnie Texas to study a land proposition. Clarence Dalenberg takes a job at A R Tilstra store. Mrs J Ravesfoot ill with erysipelas. George Hankamp preached at First Reformed church and Elmer Berger led the Young People's Meeting. A Saturday meeting will reveal the community’s future pastor choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutil Holland Giems
C. Rinkema
M. DeYoung
H. H. DeYoung
H. P. DeYoung
D. P. DeYoung
Winnie
Tex
Clarence Dalenberg
A. R. Tilstra
J. Ravesfoot
Geo. Hankamp
First Reformed
Elmer Berger
Thanks for Kindness After Death of Husband and Father
We thank relatives and friends for kindness during illness and death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Rev W J Kemnitz for words of sympathy. Gratitude to St Pauls Church Ladies Choir Miss L Wassman Concordia M B League Branch 14 Acme Steel Co employees Goodfellow Ship Club Sherwin Williams Co employees flower donors car donors and to funeral director Daniel C Bachman for the funeral. Mrs William Niemyer and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kemnitz
St. Paul’s Church
L. Wassman
Concordia M. B. League
Acme Steel Co
Goodfellowship Club
Sherwin-Williams Co
Officers Foremen Banquet
The S Ward Hamilton company held a banquet for their officers and foremen on Saturday January 25 at the Buda dining room. Speakers included T A Peterson W Y Heaton Richard D Dykstra S A Barkwill J H Gridley S Steffeck M Reu Boin and B Van Bergen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ward Hamilton Company
Buda
T. A. Peterson
W. Y. Heaton
Richard D. Dykstra
S. A. Barkwill
J. HE. Gridley
S. Steffeck
M. Reu Boin
B. van Bergen
Think It Over By Doing the Hard Things First
A compact motto urges tackling difficult tasks first to ease later work. By facing the toughest challenges at the outset, the path ahead becomes clearer and subsequent steps feel more manageable. The message emphasizes discipline and strategic prioritization.
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Thornton News
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Parent-Teachers Association
South Holland School
the ‘Theatres
Riverdale Theatre
Bob Steele
State Theatre
Michigan Ave
110Th
RIO Rita
Golden Voiced
Bebe Daniels
John Boles
All America
Wonder of the World
SUN
Bob Montgomery
Calumet
Daniel C. Bachmann
Dolton
350
Lincoln Ave
Dolton,ll
WM. Mau Hardware
Leyden Avenue
Riverdale
Ill
Interocean
WM. A. Herrick
Halsted Harvey
Illinois
William Niemyer
Dr. J. Finley Kettles
Louis St
St. Holland School
Onky
Harvey 1126
Harvey
East 154Th Street
Malloy
Coal Company
Southern Illinois
de Young Bros. Funeral Home
Yants
South Park Ave
South Holland, Til
W. 71St Street
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