Local Social News Highlights Visits and Travels Across Dolton
Local families from Dolton and surrounding areas are mentioned in a sprawling update detailing trips to Camp Paxton and Duluth, visits in Dalton, and birthdays. The notes cover relatives returning from hospital, vacations in Yellowstone and Traverse City, and church group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Nairn
Deane
Camp Paxton
Ind
Sunder
Bettajean
Howard Nelson
Mary
Michigan Avenue
Riverdale
Charles Nelson
Duluth
Minn
Canada
C. A. Rauch
Marjorie Ann
Houston
Tex
Clarence O’brien
Marjorie Ann Rauch
O. O’brien
Louis Lazarus
Dalton
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Tie
Jean Mariott
Ruth Slaughter
Agnes Dreger
Marion Matthiesen
Bertha Schug
Mabel Basil
Della Trimble
Clara Unruh
Ann Wesse
Jennie O’ ‘Conner
Olga Koch
Florence Rampke
Mildred McCarthy
Emma Tompky
Mabel Vick
Ann Woods
Lyle Dorman
Dolton
Teddy Lau
R. P. Blake
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Missouri
Emil Wilkens
Mapleton
Lawrence Smith
Charles
South Bend
Clarence Fike
Earl Bergold
Charles Brown
Yellowstone National Park
John Wernicke
John
Donald
Muriel
Rene
Traverse City
Mich
Donald Koehneke
Oak Park
James Quinn
iGene Wright
Lima
Ohio
Elby Wahmichoff
Grover Gnaden
Chicago
H. F. Wilson
Danville
Wilson
Dora Wilson
Andrew Garry
Sheboyean
Wisconsin
Donald Crocker
Lake Geneva
Wis
Epworth League Institute
John F. Schultz
Selma
Margaret Street
Ottawa
Ontario
Oscar
Montreal
Mt. Royal
Oscar Schultz
Ladies Aid of
St. Paul's Fynth
The Elementary Hand Description From Pearson's London Weekly
A writer in Pearson's London Weekly describes the elementary hand as the lowest hand type. It is coarse with large palms and short fingers, signaling dull, inert personality, limited education, and little appreciation for form, color, or beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
London Weekly
Valley Glaciers Description and Formation
Valley glaciers are streams of ice flowing through valleys fed by snow catch basins at high altitudes. This type is the most numerous among glacier formations and shapes valleys and landscapes as it advances and retreats under climatic influence.
Dedicate Flag At New County Police Station
A Sunday ceremony marked the American Legion gift of a flagpole and flag for Cook County Highway Police HQ on Ridge Road near Halsted. The pole came from the Eighth District Legion. the flag from Green Oak post of Evergreen Park and Oak Lawn. Drums and bugle corps performed under Harry Burkhart, Eighth district commander, with Arthur G. Poorman as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Homewood Unit
Cook County Highway Police
Ridge Road
Halsted Street
Harry Burkhart
Blue Island
Arthur G. Poorman
Chicago Heights
Illinois Legion
Almost Perfect Camouflage Mantid Lures Prey
The gongylus, a mantis native to southern India, uses near perfect camouflage to resemble a hanging flower on a bush. This deceptive appearance helps it attract and capture insect prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Custom garland ox process in Holand villages
In Holand villages a springtime custom leads a garland decorated ox from door to door. Each family selects a joint, the hide is diagrammed, and cuts are made to order after slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holand
Dress for Two Lifetimes in Lowicz Poland
Peasant girls in Lowicz wear costly costumes with dresses priced around $50. Each gown uses about ten yards of material and can last the owner a lifetime, often serving also for her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowicz
Poland
Stifling a Sneeze Taught by a Quick Breath Technique
A practical tip explains that a normal person can suppress a sneeze at onset by taking a deep breath through both mouth and nose. The technique emphasizes rapid inhalation to curb the sneeze reflex.
Electric Waves From Brain And Other Notable Snippets
Electrical waves in normal persons run about 10 per second with 20 to 50 millionths of a volt per wave. Scientists say waves are longer and higher in insane individuals. The mound builders made salt from natural brine springs. Izaak Walton published The Compleat Angler in 1653. White violets grow on four foot stalks in Hawaii. The red tailed hawk is a beneficial predator feeding on mice, gophers and chipmunks. Ohio canal project cost engineers lives. eight died from exposure after six years. Opals differ by being a solid jelly rather than crystalline.
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Pathfinder Magazine
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William F. Middleborn
Fannie
Lorraine Verhoeven
Art Krecek
Josephine Strassenberg
Wilberta
Lowell
F. Little
Florence Anderson
Earl Leturno
Ruby
Don
Effingham
Paul Ruske
Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Schmiedl
Ruske
Schmiedl
Miami
Fla
Harold Stanley
Twin Lakes
Littie Hattie Mae Schubert
St. Francis Hospital
Bilue Island
Frank Krueger
Helen
Fred
Saquoit
N. Y
Arthur Dillner
Grand Rapids
J.F. Chandler Roofing Co
Chicago St
Izak Walton
Izaak Walton
Hawaiian Islands
Glicklichkeit
Indiana Avenue
Hans and the
Windy Five
Stions Deral
Spk
Harvey FE
Harvey Federal
Harvey’s Oldest Financial Institution
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System