Elect Officers for Silver Leaf Pleasure Club 1909
The Silver Leaf Pleasure Club elected CF Kortum as President L A Berzinski as Vice President H E Hanschmann as Secretary L E Stern as Treasurer A Stern as Door Keeper J E Stern as Delegate and H Kummerer J M Gertzen C K DeVries as Investigating Committee. GEO. WASHINGTON LODGE NO 189 Switchmen’s Union of North America elected officers for 1909 John O'Brien President H Smyth Vice President J A Headley Chaplain J E White Past Master G W Luckenbill Sec and Treas J A Headley D J Quin Directors HH Smyth G W Luckenbill F Smith L Iayastinent Com H Smyth
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Silver Leaf Pleasure Club
CF. Kortum
L. A. Berzinski
H. E. Hanschmann
L. E. Stern
A. Stern
J. E. Stern
H. Kummerer
J. M. Gertzen
C. K. DeVries
GEO. Washington Lodge
Switchman’s Union of North America
John O’brien
H. Smyth
J. A. Headley
J. E. White
G. W. Luckenbill
Sec
Treas
D. J. Quin
HH. Smyth
G W. Luckenbill
Degree of Honor Elections by Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O. U. W. held their annual officer election on Tuesday evening December 22 with Chas C Sehnoor elected P C of I Julia Ott C of H Fredericka Albrecht L of 1H Louisa Mehler C of C Helen Mehmel Usher Liddia Boetiger Recorder Wm J Albrecht Financier Emma Scheer Treasurer Fred Scheer 1 W Edith Scotten O W Francis Wertman Trustee Three Years A raffle for a Ten Dollar Gold Piece will be held February 27 1909 at Fleischhauer s Place.
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Chas. C. Sehnoor
P. C
Julia Ott
Fredericka Albrecht
Louisa Mehler
Helen Mehmel
Liddia Boetiger
Wm. J. Albrecht
Emma Scheer
Fred Scheer
Edith Scotten
Francis Wertman
Fleischhauer
Fatal Accident Ends Life of Mrs Barbara Einikis on I C Train
Mrs Barbara Einikis, 30, was killed Sunday evening while alighting from an I C train at 115th Street Kensington. The train moved as she attempted to exit, knocking her down and crushing her between the car and platform. The coroner's jury ruled death from shock and injury. the woman leaves a husband and three children, two of whom are in Russia.
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Barbara Einikis
I. C
115Th Street Kensington
Doty
Recipe for a Good Town Grit
A compact civic exhortation urging town improvement through school and church harmony, honest advertising, fair prices, and public spirited leadership. Encourages resolving to elect good men, promote merchants, oppose croakers, and foster a healthy community atmosphere.
Telephone Tips For Better Service In Chicago
Chicago Telephone Company urges subscribers to use the city directory and post listings to avoid misdials. Spell out numbers clearly, especially over toll lines, and answer bells promptly. Be brief but courteous to operators to speed connections.
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Chicago
Quality and price drive local jewelry business success
After three years in business the owner credits quality as the main spring of sales and notes department stores push cheap goods. He stresses honesty, accurate representation, and a reliability-based approach, offering guaranteed quality and fair pricing to maintain patronage for 1909.
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Pointer
Masquerade Ball Dates From Local Groups
Coming events list several Masquerade Balls at Riverdale Park and nearby halls from December 31, 1908 to February 6, 1909 hosted by Modern Woodmen Camp 5142 Boston Pleasure Club Riverdale Hose Company No 1 Dolton Vol Fire Co and Business Men's Association Tickets are 25 cents per person.
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Calumet
Riverdale Park
Boston Pleasure Club
Riverdale Hose Company No.1
Schwab
Riverdale
Dolton Vol. Fire Co
Lund’s Hall
Dolton
Business Men’s Association
Faithfulness on the Post and Perseverance
The note extols steadfast faithfulness amid trials, urging resolve to stand sleepless at the post until relief arrives, attributed to Hugh Black. It emphasizes resilience, endurance, and unwavering duty as tests of character.
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Hugh Black
Gentle Word and Ancient Bellows Make Quiet Fires
The text notes a medieval proverb about gentle speech calming anger and cites ancient Egyptian carvings proving bellows were used for fires by the fifteenth century B C. It also records a quip about people having three kinds of trouble by Edward Everett Hale.
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Egypt
Edward Everett Hale
Enemies of Progress Oppose Hygienic Progress
A historical note asserts that ignorance and carelessness are the two main enemies of hygienic progress and that these obstacles must be overcome with pain and perseverance.
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