South Holland Notes and Notices Update
Community brief from South Holland features travel plans by Joe Fisher and wife, a death and funeral of Mrs. Swets, church services, returning sailors, newborn baby, post office service changes, local visits, and small ads for plants, fertilizer, and funeral services. Also mentions residents and a lost pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swets
Netherlands
Henry Swets
Harry Swets
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wm. Swets
New Mexico
B. van Drunen
C. Ve
First Reformed Church
U.S
Willis Gouwens
Newport No.w3
Jacob Vander Giesen
Germany
Michael Vander Aa
France
George Gouwens
Scotland
Louis Vinke
Columbus
Montana
J. Vinke
Remembrance and Return in Bernice News
Memorial Day observances mark a rural community as families and neighbors honor those who served. Returning soldiers Henry Van Drunen and William Dahl reunite with kin, while others share visits, hoky humor, and hometown pride amid grief and memory of servicemen buried overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Glenwood ‘Training School
Henry B. van Drunen
William Dahlman
Herman Pranger
Oakglen
Bunkowst
Baby Bunkowst
Theaters This Week Features Desert Law and A Trick of Fate
Saturday showings present Jack Richardson in the western Desert Law and a comedy. Sunday offers Bessie Barriscale in A Trick of Fate, a daring yet wholesome feature with a comedy. Wednesday brings Ruth Clifford in Midnight Madness with The Red Glove and a comedy. Thursday offers big vaudeville acts and moving pictures under Peter Kurz, manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Richardson
Rbessie Barriscale
Ruth Clifford
Blue Bird
Dolton Theatre Announces Four Special Productions
The Dolton Theatre lists four upcoming shows starting Friday June 6 with Grace Darmond in What Every Woman Wants and an 8 comedy. Saturday June 7 features Harry Carey's Raped and Pearl White in Lightning Raider with Louis Huff in Crook of Dreams. Sunday June 8 presents Louis Huff Crook of Dreams and Billy West in a 2 reel. Wednesday June 11 offers J Warren Kerrigan in The Drifters and a Ford Weekly comedy. John Hruby, Mgr.
Public sale of 1.72 acre Meyer property at Chicago court
The Elizabeth Meyer property consisting of 1.72 acres and a vacant house will be sold at Room 1787 111 W Washington St Chicago NL at 11 o clock on June 17 1919. Sale is cash and subject to Circuit court approval. Property appraised at 1400 with a two thirds minimum. Cooney Verholven attorneys Franklin 6227.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Meyer
Washington St
Chicago
Circuit Court
Cooney & Verholven
Conway Bldg
West Washington Street
Franklin
Dolton Woman's Club Elects Officers and Reports Bond Sales
The Dolton Woman's Club held its annual election on June 9 at Mrs. A. E. Moomaw's home naming S E Trussell as President Roy Smythe as Vice President Edith Dolton as Secretary and J H Jamieson as Treasurer The club achieved 100 percent participation in the Victory Loan selling 32 bonds totaling 9700 Edith Dolton attended a tea in Chicago at the Cordon Club hosted by Mrs Jacob Baur The club's 100 percent participation earned a boner of honor for all chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Moomaw
S E. Trussell
Roy Smythe
Edith Dolton
J. H. Jamieson
Dolton Woman's Club
Victory Loan
Cordon Club
Fine Arts Bldg
Chicago
Jacob Baur
Dolton Woman’s Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Holland News
B. van Mynen
South Holland P. D
South Holland Post Office
R. A. Gouwens
Ann Paarlberg
S. Ringles
Gliada Crock
A. Bardwick Family
Ralph Polisac
A. Dalenberg
Thornton
Thornton Cemetery
Henry Dekker
South Holland
Oakland Cemetery
Cornelius Fray
Telephone Dalton
Armonar Darling
J. Langhout
Homewood
Ill
D. VanWyngarden & Son
Michigan Ave
Undertaker
A.R. Tilstra
South Volland
Paul Vandenberg
Roseland
Chgo
G Theo. M. Vanderaa
Bernice News
van Drunen
Mike
U.S. A
P. Ver Kaik
Walter Carlson
Cedar Lake
Riverdale Theater
Peter Kurz
Mgr
Dalton
Oakland Metal Works
Proppers Corner
JUST
Conrad Kern
Riverdale
Indiana Avenue
Chicago Telephone Company
Memoriam
Ian
Auguste Wagner
Ripley Store
Dolton
Oscar Mayers
Park Avenue
Franklin County
Scranton
D. L. Jones Company
Frank A. Ernst
Sec’y and Treas
Wallace St
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