American Legion News and Veterans Benefits discussed
The Legion outlines benefits from federal and state legislation for veterans and dependents, plus comradeship in a respected assembly. It notes 100 percent participation on December 21 at Paul Gall Post No. 30 and invites members to the January 12 meeting and January 23 dance, with arrivals of Ed Meserschmidt and Andrew Gabel and Earl Slaughter re-instated.
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Legion
American Legion
Paul Gall
Ed Meserschmidt
Andrew Gabel
Earl Slaughter
Sons of the Legion
Dads Night At Lincoln P T A Observed
Tuesday evening’s Dads Night at Lincoln P T A featured a solo by John Wernicke with Robert Hair, a welcome speech by Mrs. Milton Younker, and an original humorous poem honoring the Dads. Mrs. Ben A. Sylla spoke on school finance urging legislative support.
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Lincoln P. T. A
Frank Wate
John Wernicke
Robert Hair
Milton Younker
Ben A. Sylla
Chicago Heights
Sylla
Illinois
Iinois
Springfeld
Arthur Smith
St Paul P T A Film Night At School Hall
Several reels will be shown at the school hall on January 11 at eight p.m. The program includes Grass Little Dutch Tulip Girl The Historic Hudson The Monarch Butterfly The Digestive System and The Farm. Admission is 15 cents for adults and 5 cents for children.
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Hudson
Renewal appeal for 1987 American Legion Auxiliary dues
The notice urges members to pay 1987 dues by October 20 to cover January 1 to December 31. It stresses the dues are past due and asks for prompt renewal to simplify membership records. It highlights the meaning of Auxiliary membership tied to service by husbands, sons, fathers, or brothers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary Dues and Junior Unit Meetings Announced
The message urges continued membership in the Auxiliary with 1987 dues to avoid lapse. It thanks Mrs. Bock for a Junior Christmas party and notes play, carols, and a handmade dresser scarf gift. Upcoming unit meetings are set for January 9 and January 14, 1987, encouraging attendance and support for hospitalized veterans.
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Auxiliary
Paul Gall
Local and Personal News From Dalton Area
Mrs. Harry Struven is recovering at home after facial gland surgery at Roseland Community hospital on December 28. Firefighters extinguished a blaze near Hugo Schmidt’s property at 13918 Michigan Avenue on January 4 caused by boys burning Christmas trees. Various residents attend bridge, club, and family visits. George Manson and Dalton celebrate eight pound daughter Carol Adele. Doctors report Chicago pneumonia and influenza deaths reaching 158 since January 1 with 28 dead last Thursday. residents arrive and depart for schools and holidays. illnesses include pneumonia and influenza cases affecting several local families.
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Harry Struven
Roseland Community Hospital
Riverdale
Schmidt
Ethel McCarthy
Cleveland
Dalton
Harold Gundaker
Park Avenue
Kingdon Avery
Indiana School of Dental Surgery
Indianapolis
S. K. Avery
Dolton
John Kleinz
Worthington
Ohio
St. Josephinum College
George Manson
Hom
Carol Adele
Herman N. Bundeson
G. Gallegos
de Kalb
Gerald E. Byrne
Deanborn Street
Ivanhoe
Serge
Travis Nairn
Dean
Lincoln Avenue
Holy Name Society Installs Its 1937 Officers
The Holy Name Society of St. Mary's church installed its 1937 officers at St. Mary's school hall on Monday evening January 4. Officers include Herman J. Horn Jr president John Flahive Jr vice president Edward Kleinz financial secretary Thomas M. Kinney recording secretary Gerald E. Byrne treasurer Matthew Dreger marshal Ray Campana deputy marshal Frank L. Schroll Herman J. Horn Sr and Albert R. Schumann members of the Big Brothers committee Lawrence Stieman entertainment chairman. Rev John N. Weiler spiritual director performed the installation. Chicago Surface Lines presented slides on city development and refreshments were served followed by dancing and cards.
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Herman J. Horn
Albert R. Schumann
Big Brothers
Lawrence Stieman
John N. Weiler
Chicago
Public Service Co Dividends Declared for 1987
Public Service Co of Northern Illinois declares quarterly dividends on capital stock. 6 percent and 6 1/2 percent preferred stock receive specified per share amounts, and common stock receives 75 cents per share. Dividends payable February 1 to holders of record January 15, 1937. In 1936, three quarterly 50 cent common dividends were paid plus a $1.00 special dividend in December. the new common rate reflects a 25 cent rise but matches the annual rate with the special included.
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Public Service ‘Company of
Northern Illinois
Walther leagues and meetings announce January schedule
The Senior Walther League meet on Tuesday January 12 and the Junior Walther League on Wednesday January 13. A Junior Board meeting is set for tonight Friday January 8, with skating for all on Monday January 11 at White City. Sunday January 24 features a South Shore Zone rally and Christmas seal sales rose over 100 percent. Bible study occurs on the fourth Thursday each month. all youths are invited. Silence breeds respect.
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White City
Don Lorenzen
South Shore
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