Local social notes from Lansing and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Marsh and family returned home to Western Springs after visiting the Bertrams on Community street. Armontrout families traveled to Rossville Al for a weekend. Thelma and Elma Armontrout joined them for a week. Susanna Sherrow visited with relatives in Chicago Heights before returning home. Glena Loames of Hoopeston also visited. Wim Winterhoff and the Kurth family toured Jackson Wisconsin. Members attended a Morrison hotel banquet in Chicago. Kwemagen Camp Fire girls hiked to Wicker Park. Wards Indians were noted as winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Marsh
Bertrams
Community Street
Western Springs
Mrs. Armontrout
Scott Armontrout
Rossville
Thelma
Elma Armontrout
Mrs. Sherrow
Wim, Winterhoff
Burnham Avenue
Jackson
Wis
Kurth
Wicker Park
Wards Indians
Bearcats Beat Clover Farm Stores in 18 to 3 Victory
The Bearcats defeated Clover Farm Stores 18 to 3 in Hammond after trailing 2 0 in the fourth. Pitcher Juicy limited Clover to five hits while Bearcat captain DeYoune and J Fisher hit homers as George Thrizenga shines on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearcats
Hammond
Clover Farm
Clover Farm Boys
Éoast
Bearcat
Merf
DeYoune
J. Fisher
George Thrizenga Wio
Mackinaw A. C
Chicago
George
Roseland Yellow Jackets
Ninteen
Sowas
Hepewisch
Bearcat Field
Highland Speed Boys
South Holland Notes on Local Residents and Planned Business Opening
Barney Van Mynen returns home from Garfield Park Hospital after a successful operation. Henry Rickert and family extend an Eastern states tour by auto, planning to resume the day after the 4th of July with stops in Whitinsville and their teaching daughter along. Rev PP Van Dyk and family of Patterson NJ visit friends in South Holland. Rumor indicates Frank Traisman will open a dry goods business in the former DeYoung building at 159th Street around July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney van Mynen
Garfield Park Hospital
Henry Rickert
Whitinsville
Mass
PP. van Dyk
Patterson
New Jersey
South Holland
Frank Traisman
Heavette le Jd Leyis de Speyer
DeYoung Grocery
New Postal Rates Reminder Takes Effect July 6
The post office announces higher rates for first class and air mail starting Wednesday July 6 193. First class letters including local deliveries rise to 3 cents per ounce. Air mail charges begin at 6 cents for the first ounce and 13 cents for each additional ounce. Cards and local nonletter deliveries remain unchanged. R L Gibson P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Gibson
P. M
Sixth Annual Fourth of July Picnic at Volbecht's Grove
The Second Christian Reformed Church and Sunday School of South Holland will hold their Sixth Annual Patriotic Picnic on July 4 starting at 10 A.M. at Volbecht's Grove, about 1.5 miles east of Chicago Road on 167th Street. A ball game at 10 A.M., literary program at 1 P.M., and music by a band accompany a day of remarks, singing, a male quartet, pony rides, and sports for children. Committe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Reformed Church and
South Holland
Volbecht’s Grove
Chicago Road
167Th
Standard A C defeats Sportsmen 12 to 2 at Van deraa Field
Standard A C came to Van deraa Sportsmen field Friday and beat the Sportsmen 12 to 2 in league play. J Slinger pitched but defensive errors limited his effectiveness. Sportsmen scored in the ninth with homers by S DeBoer and G Vantley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard A. C
Vanderaa
J. Slinger
S. DeBoer
G. Vantley
Mazel Crest
Tod
St. Casimus
Thammond
Ward Indians
Sportsemen
Indians
Wicker Park
Highland Speed Boys
Transine Merchants
South Holland
Woodmar
Local Market Brief Sells Produce in South Holland
Savoline Onjien sells BLTS per 100 sacks and ZHAO sells cabbage crates at 100 per. DE YOUNG and AARDSMA advertise in South Holland with contact Harvey 870 or ost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoline
Young & Aardsma
South Holland
Young America at the Cross Roads in a Youth Masterpiece
At the Friday and Saturday program the feature is Young America with Spencer Tracy Doris Kenyon and Tommy Conlon. A Sunday lineup includes Joan Bennett and John Boles in Careless Lady plus Self Condemned a detective story and Chick Sale in Many a Sip comedy. Monday and Tuesday July 15 offer House Divided with Warnor Hyten Ken Douglas Helen Chandler and short subjects. admission 10¢ and 25¢. Notice no performance on Wednesday July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cross Roads
Spencer Tracy
Doris Kenyon
Tommy Conlon
Joan Bennett
John Boles
Chick Sale
Fox News
Daid Deere
Warnor Hyten
Ken Douglas
Helen Chandler
Community events pack July activities in Dalton Harvey area
Lowrvale Chapter 110 O T B to install officers Monday July 11 at the Masonic hall Dalton. The Harvey Roller Rink hosts its 9th annual dance Saturday July 9. Peoples Party Loester hosts July 6 Riverdale Park field house meeting. W C U U annual picnic Dolton Park July 7 at 11 am. St Marys Court W C O F No 229 hosts benefit card and bingo July 7 at 2 15 pm at St Marys church hall. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrvale
Masonic Hall
Dalton
A C
Harvey Roller Rink
149Th
Page Avenue
Harvey
Peoples Farty Loester Club
Riverdale Park
Dolton Park
Benco
St. Mary’s Court
W. C
St. Mary's Hall
Bonus Marchers Thank Riverdale in Washington note
A Tacoma unit of ten bonus marchers thanks Riverdale residents for hospitality after being forced off a rail line. They describe delays of about 20 hours, meals and tobacco from locals, and aid from Comrade Lester Brookfelt and William Bayer who lent a truck to Hammond, Ind., as they continue toward the bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Riverdale
Stieman
Lester Brookfelt
William Soyer
Washington
the Pointer
Brookfelt
Wm. Bayer
Hammond
Ind
R. R
Pennington
Remember Kindness and Truth Across Life’s Long Path
Poem advises to forget praise and slander alike while cherishing kindness and promises kept. It urges gratitude to those who help, happiness found in life, and hopeful forgiveness, suggesting that such conduct earns many loving hearts across all ages.
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Lansing
ABC
Academy OF Pine Arts
Daniel C. Bachmann
Dolton
350
Lincoln Ave
Hove
R. van Drunen
Watkins
St. South Holand, U1
Cvn
J. Finley Kettles
Dalenberg & Rinkema
Borden
Armour
Ohio
Dalenberg and Rinkema South Holland
Malloy Coal Co
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