Evening Market Survey Reveals Mixed Farmer Support
Farm Adviser C A Hughes reports postal surveys in 1938 show 64 percent in favor of an evening Randolph Street market north of Route 330 and 29 percent south, with later results near 44 percent overall. Chicago influence and a push for a 2 o’clock opening emerge as alternatives while the city resists reopening evening hours.
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Randolph St
C A Hughes
Randolph Street Market
Hughes
University of Illinois
Uybana
U. S
Chicago
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Marketing Committee
Cook County
Village notices and church service details in South Holland
Notice announces vehicle license renewals at the Village Hall with hours 8 am to noon and 1 pm to 5 pm, fees 2 dollars for passenger cars and 3 dollars for trucks, signed by Village Clerk William P. Gouwens. Old year and New Year church services were held December 31 and January 1 across South Holland congregations with installation of elders and deacons.
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South Holland
William P. Gouwens
First Reformed
John Paarlbere
Gerrit Koster
Isaac Rietveld
Peter de Groff
John Santefort
John J. Gouwens
Connie Veld
Henry van der Wolf
Christian
Luke Burmstra
Morris van Drunen
John Klompien
Dick Vogel
Vandenbosch Family Tidbits and Dolton Movements
Mr and Mrs Amrie Vandenbosch and children Bob and Margaret left for Lexington Kentucky after Christmas visiting Mrs Vandenbosch s parents Mr and Mrs Wilbur S Wilcox of Dolton The couple s former home is in Dolton where he taught political science Wallace Anderson son of the Earl Andersons of Dolton left for Selfridge Field Michigan day after Christmas
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Bagg
DeKalb
Amrie Vandenbosch
Bob
Margaret
Lexington
University
Vandenbosch
Wilbur S. Wilcox
Park Avenue
Dolton
Wallace Anderson
Earl Anderson
American medicine’s quiet military against disease
An appreciation of private medical science’s achievements over 150 years, noting doubled life expectancy from 35 to 62, the near disappearance of typhus, and reduced mortality from smallpox, diphtheria, typhoid, diabetes, and tuberculosis through private research and clinical work.
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Henry Pals
Harry Stear
Pho
The
First Reformed Church
Cornelia Gouwens
John
Ter Louw
Grace Sheffers
Johanna D. Young
Nelson Swets
William Meeboer
William Gibson
John W. Anker
Leeta
Minn
Nelson Dalerbere
Chattanooga
Tenn
Blackburn College
John Kickert
H. den Besten
Hamy Nelson
Marjorie
Clarence IV de Young
Phoenix Coolidge School
Geoarge Ennis
Steger
Vernon Ennis
Wm. Fancher
Ennis
Billy Fisele
Mrs Fisele
William Fancher
Grandpa Ennis
Egbert Holleman
Inealls Memorial Hospital
Howard Fagen
Frederick
Sidney van der Werf
St. Margaret’s Hospital
van der Werf
Johanna Oostma
So. Uolland
John van der Giessen
Florida
Jacob Veld
Roel van Vuren
Knitting Club
South Tolland
South Welland
South Welland Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt School
Thers
de Young’s Furniture
Tolland
Ile
Warvey
Stresh Span
Peave
Ch Incl
Juliette
Uae
So. Holland
Variety Store
Vera Grelek
John Grelek
Mary Jane Hacinkier
Dorothy Alptolo
Grace Alt
Elaine Foster
Leora Milhahn
Martin Behrndt
Arthur Albrecht
Marvin Packard
Ray Packard
Marie Packard
Dalton
Walter Ladendorf
John, Draper
Riverdale
Charles Carstensen
Valparaiso
Floyd McQuiston
Randall
James Bagg
Bruce
Albert Wesse
Dale
E. 137Th St
Rita Hayworth
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Thomas Mitchell
Buster Keaton
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Tenderfoot
Boris Karloff
SUN
Mon
Dennis O’keefe
Constance Moore
Helen Parish
Weaver Brothers
Elviry
Friendly Neighbors
Robert Montgomery
Madge Bryans
Robert Young
Hell
M. Ridder
Hickory St
Oak Glen
Ill
Lansing
Phil-Gas
Davenport
Highway 330
Tobin
Charlie Ruggle
George O’brien
China
Virginia Vale
Dandy Lion
Maureen O’hara
Louis Hayward
Lucille Ball
Rhe
Waxit Rosenel Franklin Pargborn
Turkey
Fancy Armour
Swift
Theo. Koch
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