Calumet City events cover dances scouts and theater
The January social calendar showcases a card and dance parity at Memorial Park, Boy Scouts anniversary efforts February 8 to 14, and a Minuet Cotillion health fundraiser. Also noted are travel updates for Frank J. Wachewicz and local club results as Lietzan's Bowling Team faces Unity Council, with upcoming Casey rematch. The Catholic Central dramatic guild plans a February 11 production The Spy at St Stanislaus auditorium with proceeds aiding the high school.
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The
Library Association
Memorial Park
Lietzan
Calumet City
S Szymoski
Unity Council
Knights of Columbus
K. C
Caseys
Boy Scouts of
Boy Scouts of America
Michael Szymanski
Geo. Evans
Theo
Gorecki
Boy Scout Movement
United States
Boy Scouts
Calumet City Public Health Welfare Association
Catholic Central Dramatic Guild
Andrew Sucek
St. Stanislaus
City expands artery access via Stoney Island to Calumet
Cook County Commissioners plan to open Stoney Island avenue through to Calumet City along the west city boundary. The new link will create another major route into Chicago, increasing three main roads into the metropolis.
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Cook County
Stoney Island Avenue
Calumet City
Chicago
Milda and Hansen Co. Progress on Administration Building
The Milda and Hansen Co. contractors report steady progress on the administration building. Favorable weather last week allowed completion of the front entrance, with roof work expected to begin next week if conditions stay mild, enabling continued interior work.
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Milda & Hansen Co
Pumping Station Machinery Arrives as Chicago Water Nears Start
Machinery parts for the pumping station arrived on Thursday and crews rush work to complete the water works and activate Chicago water within about sixty days.
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Chicago
Calumet Memorial Park 126 Pouncers Triumph Over Mid-City A C
The Calumet Memorial Park 126 pounders defeated Mid-City A C of South Chicago 22 to 2. Guard work by Maciejewski Bradley Majak and Schau held scoreless opponents in halves. Dobuszinski Finneran Kamin ski Pavlovitch fueled offense. The team, 3 0, trains with Coach Fedowsky and will play C M E Jan 24 at the Park gym.
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Calumet Memorial Park
A. C
South Chicago
Calumet City
Maciejewski
Bradley
Majak
Schau
Dobuszinski
Finneran
Kaminski
Pavlovitch
Park Gymnasium
Fedowski
Memorial Park
Pi Sigma Phi Initiation Arrangements Finalized
Upsilon Chapter of Pi Sigma Phi completes plans at a meeting at Miss Susan DeVore's Carroll Street home. Patronesses Mrs. James McShane and Mrs. Frank O'Rourke are to be initiated next Tuesday January 27 at a sorority member's home. Mrs. Dermody leads chapter support. DeVore serves a delightful menu.
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Pi Sigma Phi
Upsilon
Susan DeVore
Carroll Street
James McShane
Frank O’rourke
Dermody
Miss DeVore
Linen Shower for Miss Fromm A Glendale Party
Miss Alice Hammond hosted a linen shower for Miss Margaret Fromm in Glendale Park. About twelve guests played progressive bridge at two tables with high scores by Mrs. Floyd Meyers and Mrs. A. J. Warber. Gifts included wedgewood Quimper ware and a luncheon featured narcissus decor.
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Alice Hammond
Glendale Park
Margaret Fromm
Miss Fromm
Miss Hammond
Floyd Meyers
A. J. Warber
Reward in Well-Doing Principle Cited
A moral reflection argues that doing good to others yields reward through both outcome and the act itself, as conscience provides ample reward for well doing.
Dahleen Couple Welcome Donna Ann Daughter
Mr and Mrs A Dahleen of 564 Douglas avenue joyfully announce the birth of daughter Donna Ann at St Margaret s hospital on January 16 Both mother and baby are well Abe Arkin manager of Chas Arkin Son jewelry store on State street has left for New York City to visit Eastern manufacturers and order spring line direct from factory.
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Flory Calzareta
Forsythe Avenue
New York City
A. Dahleen
Douglas Avenue
Donna Ann
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Abe Arkin
Chas. Arkin & Son
State Street
Protect Mail Delivery Delays and New Money Order Rate
Washington orders Postmaster Arthur C. Lueder to prevent carrier delays at residences and workplaces. Patrons should remove mail promptly and use secure boxes, especially in flats. Beginning January 22, 1925, money orders to Great Britain and Northern Ireland will resume at 4.87 per pound for Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.
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Washington
Arthur C. Lueder
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Commonwealth of Australia
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
Great Man No Scholar Lord Robert Clive Founding Empire Figure
Lord Robert Clive, famed founder of the British empire in India, proved a challenge to teachers after being expelled from four schools. His father sent him on a punitive cruise to the East to curtail his difficulties.
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Lord Robert Clive
India
Col Riley Sails For Africa On Fifth Annual Tour
Col Walter J. Riley of East Chicago sails on his fifth annual vacation tour with plans to visit Madeira Gibraltar Spain Morocco Algiers France Italy Greece Turkey Vienna and cities in Germany Belgium Holland Luxembourg and Scandinavia. He will radio and cable from abroad and return via Constanti nople.
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Col. Riley
Africa
Walter J. Riley
East Chicago
North Africa
Asia
Europe
Funchal
Madeira
Gibraltar
Spain
Morocco
Algiers
France
Alps
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Constantinople
Vienna
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxemburg
Scandinavian
Ireland
Col Riley
Milan
Rome
Pope Benedict
Paris
London
Pope Pius
East Chicagoan
Far East
Hawaii
China
Japan
Korea
West Indies
South America
World
Tempting Fate At The Crossing And Beyond
A man pets a bulldog to test affection. it fails. He races a locomotive to a crossing and fails. He touches a trolley wire to test charging. it is live. He strikes a match to test an empty gasoline tank. it is not. He cuts an advertisement to save money. the attempt fails.
Camelot location disputed as Arthurian capital
The article notes that Camelot is described as King Arthur’s seat of power with the Round Table and his knights. It records competing theories that Camelot lay at Winchester in England or in Wales, highlighting ongoing debates about its true location.
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Arthur
England
Camelot
Winchester
Wales
Calumet City Woman's Club News Highlights
Mrs Jos Miller president accepted an invitation from the Hammond Woman's Club to attend a civic department meeting at Mrs W C Belman's Glendale Park home on Tuesday January 20. Members report illness reduced attendance but the recent dance was enjoyed and another is promised.
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Temple Theatre
Temple Stock Company
Calumet City
Parthenon Theatre
Notre Dame Glee Club
Four Horsemen
J. L. Redhert
J. Carroll
Faith Bailey
John W. Jaranowski
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Library Association
Memorial Park Building
Jos. Kulczyk
156Th Street
J. Krawczyk
B. Kulczyk
C. Schlink
F. C. Haefer
A. Kulikowski
Calumet City Woman’s Club News
Jos. Miller
Hammond Woman's Club
W. C. Bellman
Glendale Park
John €. Nowicki
M. Wolk
Royal Smith
E. Keller
Calumet City Woman’s Club
Evening Hour
Frank Wachewicz
State Line Street
Dew formation sources in threefold condensation
The passage explains three concurrent dew sources: atmospheric moisture condensing as dew falls, earth moisture vapor condensing as dew rises, and plant transpiration releasing moisture that forms dew. It outlines how each mechanism contributes to dew formation in different conditions.
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Calumet City News
Frank J. Wachewicz
Chamber of Commerce
Excelsior Springs
A. Halgas
St. Andrew’s Church
Magdelena Bednarski
S. Nitz
Eva Kulczyk
Marie Szupryt
Viola Bednarski
M. Szynoski
TW. Rozikowski
Angeline Glaza
Bednarski
Kulczyk
Pastor
Julia Podraza
Martha Latulipe
Sophia Milda
Cecilia Lukowski
Florence Pawlowski
Marie Trochim
Helen Frankowski
Dorothy Wachewicz
John Dobrzynski
Anthony Frankowski
Calumet Concrete
115Th ST
Henley Dental Offices
Harvey Theatre
Masonic Temple
Harvey
Western Avenue
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