Barnyard Golf Star Caroline Schultz Retains County Title
Caroline Schultz, 17, defends her Cook County Barnyard Golf horseshoe crown for the fifth year, beating sister Charlotte, 18, in a close match at Bryant school before 500 spectators. Afternoon exhibition drew nearly 400 pupils as both players set ringers records with 204 and 211 in two sessions. Notables from Lincoln Park, Evergreen Park, and Gary clubs attended.
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Caroline Schultz
Cook County
Charlotte
Harvey Tribune
Bryant School
Caroline
Koehler
Lincoln Park
Kaeecker
Evergreen Park Club
Dalheim
Gary Club
Life's Surprise Found in What Lies Closest Often Missed
A reflective aphorism on realizing the things nearest us are often overlooked as we search far afield for meaning. It underscores how distance and time blur our awareness of the near at hand. The statement attributes wisdom to Phillips Brooks.
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Phillips Brooks
20 Years Ago With The Pointer
Rudolph Schaefer family of Dolton notes the past Sunday memory. Mrs. John White of Dolton is slowly recovering from a serious illness. August Raulf, Robert Moenich and families from Chicago visited Riverdale Saturday to celebrate Mrs. Dutt’s birthday at the Dutt residence with Louis and Carrie Dutt also in attendance.
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Rudolph Schaefer
Dolton
John White
August Raulf
Robert Moenich
Chicago
Louis
Carrie Dutt
Chicago Heights
Riverdale
George Dutt
Dutt
M. R. Weidner
Sergeant Burns Captures Murderer On Streetcar
Sergeant Charles Burns, formerly of the 14th precinct now at South Englewood, arrested a murderer on a streetcar last Tuesday night. The suspect had just shot Conductor Herman Bierman of Harvey and was armed with a gun and knife.
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Chas. Burns
14Th Precinct
South Engewood
arwArtad An Weda Oo
Herman Bierman
Harvey
Mardi Gras trip and village headlines from Homewood
Louis Mueller and Mrs. Mueller travel to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Local teamsters retirements spark a forecast of a team shortage. Wedding bells mark February 6 at Cooper's Grove for Emil Stelter and Augusta Sieckmann who begin life on the Henry Gruenbagen farm after his retirement to Matteson.
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Louis
Louis Mueller
Gleason
Walt
Cooper’s Grove
Emil Stelter
Augusta Sieckmann
Henry Gruenbagen
Gruenbagen
Matteson
Lincoln A C heavyweights defeat Conkey heavies 51 to 26
Lincoln A C dominated Conkey A C heavies 51 to 26 in a one sided game. Ertsman scored thirteen, leading Lincoln. Lincoln A C girls crushed Donkey girls 86 to 9 with Ruth Reich scoring fourteen. Lights beat Tremonts 21 to 18 in a tight finish. Next, Lincoln heavies meet Golden Stars. girls face Chicago Pirate girls on the same card for charity. Admis sion 50c.
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Lincoln Heavies
Conkey Heavies
Conkey Girls
Lights
Tremonts
Lincoln A. C
Donkey A. C. Heavies
Lincolns
Ertsman
Ruth Reich
Lincoln Center
Lincoln Lights
Golden Stars
Chicago Pirate Girls
Lincoln Girls
Robert Schug
Calumet District
Far South Side
Chicago Bruins
Schug
Taylor Trunk
Lincoln A. GC
Trunks
Bruins
George Halas
America
Halas
Nat Holman
Nat Hickey
Honey” Russel
Taylor Trunk Girls
Cleveland Aces
United States
John Jaranowski
Calumet City
Cook County
Calumet
Jaranowski
Thornton Township
154Th
Superior
Ernest Kettlers
Riverdale
Wm. Reich
Louie Reich
Bob Janeschefski
Richard Fritche
Dolton
Lincoln Recreation
Lincoln Athletic Club
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North Harvey
First Trust& Savings Bank of Riverdale
Conrad Kern
Indiana Ave
Primrose Coal
Itse
G. R. Collinson Coal Yard
Park Ave
Pennsylvania
Twin City Garage
Motorists Association of Illinois
H. W. Monk
Joseph Locher
St. Paul’s Bowling League
Hausman
P. Wittera
J. McGrain Wees
J. Kummer
W. Perrie
B. Dreshall
J. Riser
American Legion
H. Bock Adlse Ban Deenebnatita
G. Kortum
P. Spoor
E. Cheveaux
N. Nerche
Pintas J. Kasha Dette Asen
T. Dreger. W. Reich
Homewood News
Make
Armour
van der Giesen Bros
159Th & Halsted Sts
Harvey, Il
Chicago Orioles
Ferney Boosters
Harvey Apprentices
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