Birth Announcements and Visit Notes from South Holland
South Holland residents report births for Mr and Mrs John Holleman a birth for Mr and Mrs Harry Ippel a girl May 29 and Mr and Mrs John Patz a girl June 1. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs John Poelman of Chicago guests of the DeWinter family and relatives visiting from Randolph Wisconsin. Dr Dick Greystein formerly local now Lamberton Minnesota called on friends. Dr John A Wankley Mrs Hay Ypma and daughter from Zeeland Michigan visited relatives. Mr and Mrs John De Waard and baby left for Grand Rapids Michigan to visit family. Piano lessons begin June 16 a ten lesson summer course by Cornelius Kickert contact 115 FE 159th street South Holland. Reference American Conservatory of Music Chicago.
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John Poelman
Chicago
Jacob Alderden
Martin Alderden
Randolph
Wis
Dick Greystein
Lamberton
Minn
John A. Wankley
Hay Ypma
Zeeland
Mich
John de Waard
Baby
Bids Sought by South Holland Fire Co for Stands
The South Holland Fire Co invites bids until 8:00 p.m. Thursday June 11 for stands selling ice cream soft drinks candies cigars tobaccos fruits lunch coffee tea milk cane rack coon in barrels doll rack. Bids must include cash or guarantee.
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South Holland Fire Co
Lawn Mowers Sharpened Open Daily Except Sunday
Wm. Van derLinden in Lansing advertises sharpened lawn mowers and offers daily service except Sundays with evening hours until 9 p.m. The short notice promotes retail or repair services for garden equipment.
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van derLinden
Lansing
Rev Menning to Lead Service at Local Dutch Church
Grand Rapids Reverend Menning will conduct a service at the First Reformed church next Sunday. The notes also list several marriages and births including Giel DeVries with Hattie Rietstra, J Hillegond with Jennie Swanstra, Clarance Bultema with Alice Leiman, and the Kooy couple welcoming a baby girl born May 31. Ruby has recovered from bronchitis, and Hessel Wiersma Jr. is seriously ill after scarlet fever. The ad mentions auto trips to St Louis and a local screen and wire shipment listing.
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Menning
Grand Rapids
First Reformed Church
Cupid
Giel DeVries
Hattie Rietstra
J. Hillegond
Jennie Swanstra
Clarance Bultema
Alice Leiman
Mrs. C. Kooy
Ruby
Little Hessel Wiersma, Jr
J. Wiersma
Care Needed to Keep Plants in Good Health
Gardeners are urged to inspect unhealthy window plants and avoid overwatering which sour soils and moribund plants. Erratic watering and drafts also harm them. Each variety has unique needs, requiring patient observation and careful care. Regular light watering, occasional weak stimulants, and gentle leaf sponging help aspdistras and other fine foliage plants thrive.
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Prince of Wales
Lincoln School Leads Parade at Cook County Festival
The Division Seven spring festival parade from Glenwood School to Glenwood Forest Preserve drew 3000 children from 25 schools. Lincoln Calumet City won first with a “Story of Illinois” display, Thornton placed second, Berger third, with floats, banners, and costumes detailing Illinois history and state heroes.
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Cook County
Glenwood Forest Preserve
Glenwood School
Forest Preserve
Lincoln School
Calumet City
Thornton
Berger
Story of
Illinois
Marqutte
Joliet
la Salle
George Rogers Clark
Uncle Sam
Goddess of Liberty
Abraham Lincoln
Jacob Detzner
August Kamradt
Mothers’ Club
Theatres Schedule Showcases Dick Hatton and Big Cast
Saturday features Dick Hatton in Two Fisted Justice with Fables and comedy. Sunday at 7 15 p m Dress maker from Paris starring Leatrice Joy Ernest Torrence and fourteen international beauty models. Wednesday and Thursday The Little Red School House with Martha Mansfield E K Lincoln and an all star cast. Also Our Gang comedy Mysterious Mystery for Riverdale Pullman branch school.
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Dick Hatton
Paris
Leatrice Joy
Ernest Torrence
Little Red School
Martha Mansfield
E. K. Lincoln
Our Gang
Riverdale Pullman Branch School
Screen Attractions This Week at the Theater
Saturday features Fred Thompson and his horse Silver King in That Devil Quemando plus Jimmy Aubrey and a cartoon. Sunday at 7 15 p m Constance Talmadge in Learning to Love with laughs and Cupid. Tuesday and Wednesday June 9 and 10 May McAvoy stars in The Mad Whirl promising gripping scenes and bold questions for men and women.
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Fred Thompson
Silver King
Quemando
Jimmy Aubrey
Constance Talmadge
Constance
Cupid
McAvoy
Youth Injured In Michigan Road Collision
Jule Latulipe an 18 year old of 154th Place Calumet City was injured Tuesday at 1130 PM when his Ford sedan was struck on Michigan Road by a Ford coupe traveling on the wrong side. The driver fled leaving license number and witnesses Wells Gary Connors and Heist Gary identified Jack Heinan of Chicago as owner. Latulipe treated by Dr Bradley. Latulipe’s car taken to his home the coupe to police station as a clue search continues.
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Jule Latulipe
Calumet City
Michigan Road
Latulipe
Bradley
Jack Heinan
Chicago
John C. Wells
Monroe Street
Gary
Robert Connors
Ellsworth Avenue
John Heist
Heinan
Blessings of Quarantine Letter to City Health Dept
A letter of thanks from Hygela thanks city authorities for three weeks of quarantine due to smallpox. The family stayed indoors with meals provided, wife sewed, and a cousin with four children fled town after seeing the smallpox sign on the door. The health department received the note recently.
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Agan
Hygela
Holy Trinity festival service at St Pauls Lutheran
The St Pauls Lutheran Church on 38th Street invites worshipers to observe the Holy Trinity festival on Sunday June 7. German services celebrate the Lord's Supper at 10 4 m with preparatory service at 9 30 m English service at 7 30 pm. Sermon text Isaiah 6 1 8.
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ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
38Th Street
Leyden Ave
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
The Gift Appropriate Vocabulary Dialogue at Bullingtons
Mrs Oldcastle praises a sophisticated vocabulary after touring the Bullingtons newly furnished wing. The hostess notes Josiah wanted a desk but chose a vocabulary instead, deeming it cheaper and fitting the room.
Engraver in Washington Passes New York Yellowback
Story recalls an engraver in government printing shops who received his salary in the first twenty dollar yellow back gold certificates. He used one on a New York hotel bill, where the clerk rejected it as unfamiliar and possibly worthless. The clerk then summoned a detective to verify the bill’s validity.
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Washington
New York
Forbes Magazine
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John Holleman
Harry Ippel
John Patz
C. Effert
Chicago Board
L. Vanderbilt
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Riverdale Theatre
Aeal
Keystone Gleaner
Henry DE Kruiff
John Shilling
William Mau
Riverdale
Michigan
STATI
Nick C. Madderom
Eggleston Avenue
Pullman
George H. Schaefer Dry Goods and Shoes
Main and
Chicago Sts
Neal’s
Theodore Werner
Michigan Avenue
Teninga Bros. & Co. ‘‘the
House of Service
Puliman
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