Henebry Arrested For Lodge Swindle In Riverdale
Riverdale Chief Baumgartner arrested Henebry at The Pointer office for using the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen name to collect money. Emil Dieck had been duped by Henebry who targeted local businessmen, with a $3 share from thirteen men. Bond set at $500, case set for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Polue Baumgarttner
Riverdale
Emil Dieck
Emil
Chief Baumgartner
Henebry
Hendry
Calumet Hotel
Jamey Siedel
Blue Island
Pointer
Baumgartner
Locomotive Firemen’s Lodge
Hammond
Chicago
John P. Altgeld
Dalton
Hanebry
Homewood News Highlights Local Travels and New Car
Henry Moecker Jr and wife returned from a northwest visit. Henry Gottschalk unveiled a new seven passenger 30 horsepower Mo line automobile. The Riverdale Band toured Homewood after a Thornton picnic, providing church music before they boarded the Illinois Central suburban train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis School
Henry Moecker, Jr
Northwest
Henry Gottschalk
Homewood
Riverdale
Thornton
Illinois Central
Why Camels Are The Better Cigarette
Camel advertisements tout a blend of Turkish and American tobaccos praised for smooth mild taste. The copy claims Camel quality is maintained by a large expert team and never varies with continual use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expert Tobacco Men
Thornton Township High School Class Graduates in 1920s Style
The Senior class will hold graduation exercises June 13 in the high school auditorium with reserved seats. Dr. Bernard C. Clausen of Syracuse will deliver the commencement address and the Baccalaureate sermon is June 9 by Dr. T. H. McMichael. A long list of graduates includes many names, with several marked for the Thornton Honor Roll. The National Honor Society honors are listed for Elizabeth Robinson, Bernice Meyer, Fred Kasten, Martha Vance, William Karnes, Rowie Hayes, Emerson McVey, Oscar Roberts, Alice Foster, Myrtle Dillner, Lawrence Reid, Louise Meyer, Margaret Thomassen, Beatrice Sachs, James Rickhoff, Winifred Paarlberg. The class advisor is Mr. O. F. Umbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Township High School
Bernard C. Clausen
Syracuse
New York
T. H. McMichael
Thornton
Henrietta M. Alt
Mildred E. Low
Dora Anderson
Armon L
Paul B. Anderson
de Vere
Lynn Ruth Anderson
Donald Mackenzie
Nicholas Ardean
W. R. Matthies
Oscar Arvin
Claude McColly
Gus Augustson
R. J. McGilvery
L, Augustson
Bernice McGinnis
Elsa Axelson
Mary McMahon
Amy L, Axtell
Robert McQueen
Aubrey Barnhardt
E. K. McVey
Donald V. Beck
Bernice Meyer
Juanita Berndet
Louise Meyer Pearl Biggerstaff
Victoria Mikos
Melrose Polkow
C. E. Fergus Anthony E. Price
Jacob Fisher
Tindlaw Dawmay
Josephine Flahertyiy
Oascue
Alice Mae Foster Lawrence S. Reid
Hienry Franke
H. L. Rentner
Milton Garfield
J. A. Rickhoff
Norman Garrick
Jasper Rietveld
Mary Garry
O. D. Roberts
Glenn B. Gordon
Elizab’h Robinson
Albert Gouwens
Bernice Rots
Doro. Greenberg
Katherine Ruble
W. A. Gunderson
Gerald Rvan
R. E. Hanes
Wilhelmin Harro
Roberta Hayes
Rowine M. Have
W. A. Hedtke
Helen R. Hitch
G. A. Heidenreic
Lydia Hoffman
Orwell A. Holl
Alvin E. Hood
Orvin J. Hood
R. W. Hughes
D. K. Hultquist
Burton H. Isaac William Jacobs
H. N
Elizabeth Robinson
Fred Kasten
Martha Vance
William Karnes
Marie Sliwinski
Rowiie Hayes
Emerson McVey
Oscar Roberts
Alice Foster
Myrtle Dillner
Lawrence Reid
Louise Meyer
Margaret Thomassen
Beatrice Sachs
James Rickhoff
Winifred Paarlberg
O. F. Umbaugh
Roof Marking Drive Seeks Town Participation
A national campaign urged by the Daniel Guggenheim Fund and backed by the Post Office and Commerce departments asks towns to mark rooftops to aid aerial commerce. Lindbergh plans certificates of appreciation for groups organizing local roof markings, with Ford dealers aiding where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Daniel Guggenheim Fund For
United States
Post Office Department
Department of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
American Legion Posts
Exchange
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
Edsel Ford
Ford
Harry F. Guggenheim
First Excursion Train From Leicester To Loughborough
The July 5 1841 Puffing Billy excursion from Leicester to Loughborough marked the first ever railway excursion. The two dozen open carriages carried 570 passengers to a temperance meeting and were organized by Thomas Cook, then a Market Harborough printer who would later found Cook's tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puffing Billy
Leicester
England
Loughborough
Thomas Cook
Market Harborough
Cook
Detroit News
Lovely Sports Dress Honored for High Class Standards
Acknowledgement praises an individual for sustaining high standards across a class resulting in many brilliant and honorary students.
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Wise Investors
First National Bank
Dolton, Ill
Chas. E. Waterman
Horace Holmes
M. R. Weidner
W. H. Baker
Russel P. Blake
William Staat
Asa't Cash
Chrysler and
Plymouth
Goodyear and
Goodrich
Neal
South Park Avenue
South Holland, Ill
Homewood News
R. J. Reynolds Tobaccoompany
Winston-Salem
N.C
Beatrice A. Sachs
Joseph Samas
Dorothy Seagle
H. H. Seidel
David Seidenrust
Darrell Shanahan
R. W. Shepard
Gilbert W. Smith
Alice Speyer
L. M. Stanley
V. St. Aubin
Edwin Stevenson
Clyde J. Stokes
Georgiana Sweet Hazel L. Thomas
Mar. Thomassen
C. Thompson, Jr
Esther Tomsheck
Agnes VanBuren
Martha V. Vance LaRue Vandenberg
J. M. Vandenberg
Johan E. Vincent Ruth. Vogenthaler
James Voss
Om J. Walenpa
Duane
Wall Jane Wiedemann
Velma Williams
George Witt
S. G. Zawilenski
David Zilligen
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