Krueger Shilling Wedding At Dolton First Methodist
Dorothy Krueger daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Krueger married S Sgt Louis Shilling son of Mr and Mrs Harry Shilling in a February ceremony at Dolton First Methodist Church. Attendants included Virginia Krueger maid of honor and bridesmaids in pink gowns. The groom’s brother William served as best man and ushers included Walter Heidenrich and Charles Krueger. A reception followed for 100 guests and the couple will travel to California after furlough.
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Krueger-Shilling
Dorothy Krueger
Charles Krueger
Princeton Ave
Dolston
Louis Shilling
Harry Shilling
Lincoln Ave
Mildred Bultman
Florence Shilling
Maid of Honor
William
Walter Heidenrich
Shirley Jurkiewicz
Peter Shilling
Clarisse Shilling
Hawaii
California
Klinger-Palmer Nuptials In Roseland Church Ceremony
Evelyn Klinger and Wilson Palmer were married at People's Evangelical Lutheran Church Roseland with Rev Harold Bernhardt officiating. The bride wore pale green net and yellow bou quets. matron of honor Fay Christian wore pale pink net with camellias. Best man Sgt David Volkmar of Camp McCoy attended. A reception at Knotty Pines followed. The couple resides at 18931 State St Riverdale.
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People’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Roseland
Evelyn Klinger
E. Klinger
Wilson Palmer
William Palmer
Riverdale
Harold Bernhardt
Fay Christian
David Volkmar
Camp McCoy
Wis
Knotty Pines
Acme Ster Company
South
Marriage Announcement for Mary Louise McGowan Reinke
Mr and Mrs Hugh McGowan announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Louise to Pvt Edward Reinke son of Mr and Mrs Edward C Reinke on Tuesday Feb 6 at Columbus Kansas The bride’s mother and sister Evelyn witnessed the ceremony.
Local Court Wedding Day in Columbus Details
Judge Grave presided over the ceremony in Columbus courthose. The bride wore a powder blue suit with black accessories, and Evelyn served as attendant in a gold suit with brown accessories. The groom, wounded in action in France, is a patient at O'Reilly General Hospital in Springfield, Missouri, and the couple will stay in Springfield for a few weeks. A Thursday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Walter Patty, Mrs. Robert Patty, and Mrs. Carl Schoenberg of Dalton preceded the wedding.
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Grave
Columbus
Evelyn
France
O'Reilly General Hospital
Springfield
Walter Patty
Robert Patty
Carl Schoenberg
Dalton
Miss Juel Yonker to Wed Dr Van Dam Saturday
Miss Juel Yonker the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry N Yonker will marry Dr Raymond C Van Dam on Saturday evening February 17 at eight o clock in Bethany Reformed church Chicago The future bride has represented Holland people as Miss Netherlands Miss Friesland and appeared as Miss Liberty in a pageant honoring Holland servicemen in the Chicago area at the Medinah temple
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Henry N. Yonker
Joel
Raymond C. van Dam
Bethany Reformed Church
111Th Place
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Miss Yonker
Netherlands
Friesland
Liberty
Medinah Temple
Arline Wolfram Engaged to Kenneth Pirch
Mr and Mrs Walter Wolfram of 14214 Lincoln Avenue Dalton announce the engagement of their daughter Arline Louise to Kenneth Pirch son of Mr and Mrs Walter Pirch of Roseland No definite wedding date has been set.
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Arline Wolfram
Kenneth Pirch
Walter Wolfram
Lincoln Ave
Dalton
Arline Louise
Walter Pirch
Roseland
Reading Circle to Meet at Skidmore Home
The Reading Circle of the Ivanhoe Woman's club will gather Tuesday afternoon February 20 at 1 00 at 14129 Clark Street. Mrs Cyril Skidmore hosts and Mrs Edgar Holzbach will review Captain from Castile by Samuel Shellabarger.
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Ivanhoe Woman’s Club
Cyril Skidmore
Clark St
Edgar Holzbach
Castile
Samuel Shellabarger
Call for 3000 Women Nurses Aides to Join Hospital Service
The Minutewoman of America appeals to women to reorganize work and free six hours weekly for daytime hospital service. It notes 30 percent of professional nurses are in service and urges homemakers to meet local hospital aide needs to release more nurses for active duty.
Lincoln PTA Founder's Day Program Highlights 1927 Origins
Lincoln P T A held its Founder's Day program on February 6 with an address by District director Mrs. A G C John detailing Aims of the Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. John Wernicke gave a history of the organization formed in 1927 and read letters from past presidents, including Emily C. Ripley. The meeting announced Mrs. Robert Faden as summer round-up chair and named a nominating committee led by Mrs. E J Murphy. A social hour followed with cake and refreshments.
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Lincoln P. T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
A. GC. John
John Wernicke
Emily C. Ripley
Robert Faden
John Vandenberg
E. J. Murphy
L. R. Gardiner
L. E. Shower
H. J. Collette
8. B. Schubert
More Cadet Nurses Enter Hospital Training Illinois offers 570 spring slots
Miss Lucile Petry announces 570 Cadet Nurse Corps opportunities in Illinois for spring classes across 48 schools of nursing. Nationwide 20,000 scholarships fund all expenses for women to join training from late January through May, with many Illinois programs already filled. Chicago schools still listing openings include American Evangelical Cook County Garfield Park Michael Reese and others.
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Illinois
Lucile Petry
U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps
U. S. Public Health Service
Miss Perry
Chicago
Evangelical
Cook County
Garfield Park Community
Henrotin
Masonic
Michael Reese
Mount Sines
St. Joseph's
St. Luke’s
St. Mary of Nazareth
South Chicago
South Shore
University and Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Refuse to Handle Loose Red Ration Stamps Warning
War price and rationing boards warn citizens to reject loose red ration stamps to protect fair meat distribution. They note a Chicago seizure of counterfeit stamps could have deprived housewives nationwide of rationed meat. Officials emphasize stamps must be detached only in the presence of the seller.
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Chicago
Talk on Life in Russia to Highlight Church Program
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Dalton's First Methodist plans a Tuesday February 20 event at the church. Mrs. J Richards of Chicago, a four year Russia resident, will speak in costume about life and conditions there. Special music, refreshments, and a silver offering are planned.
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Russia
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist
Dalton
J. Richards
Chicago
Mothers of World War II to Meet February 16
The Dolt and Riverdale Unit of Mothers of World War II will hold their first regular meeting of the year at Dolton village hall at 8 pm on Friday February 16. All members urged to attend. The War costs the U S over 10 000 000 each hour and 175 000 per minute.
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Dolt and Riverdale Unit of Mothers of
Dolton
When Were The Sign Gifts Retired
OTIS WASSON argues that the sign gifts of the apostles ceased after the Book of Acts. He cites I Corinthians 12 8 11 and I Corinthians 13 8 13 to claim faith hope and love remain while gifts ended with the completion of the Word. He urges readers to study Ephesians 4 1 16 for unity of the Spirit.
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Paul
Corinth
God
Trophimus
Miletum
Otis Wasson
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Klinger-Palmer
Arthur S. Ross, Jr
Normandy
Ross
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Germany
Juel Yonker
Dr. R. C. van Dam
W. C. Hail
Tuberculosis Institute
Ruth Chellberg
The
Minutewoman of America
Lincoln Pta
U. S
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