Illlinois Facts and Historic Inquiries From State Quiz
A compendium of Illinois history questions and answers covering 1833 whipping abolition, quarries for the State Capitol stone, Hamilton County name origin, the Legislative Reference Bureau, Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary founding, Oneida name meaning, 1929 1930 women juries, Chancery Courts, Lloyd George's Lincoln tribute, and Springfield Lincoln memorial plans.
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Illinois
State Capitol
Springfield
Sumia
Hancock County
Niagara
Joliet
Lemont
Hamilton County
Alexander Hamilton
Washington
United States Army
Treasury
Legislative Reference Bureau
Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary
Chicago
Oneida
General Assembly
Linois Courts of Chancery
Courts of Chancery
Equity
Chancery
Lincoln
Lloyd George
Ilinois
A. Springfield
Lake Springfield
Pretty-Girls Compared To Modern Art Pictures
The remark suggests the girls are pretty as a picture, but comparing them to art pictures adds little value and implies a surface judgment without deeper meaning.
Pinch off fading Canterbury bells and care tips
Practical gardening notes advise removing fading Canterbury bell blossoms and cultivating soil around plants with frequent watering to encourage rebloom. Additional home hints explain cleaning electric washing machine cylinders with a wire brush and rinsing with warm water. A cinnamon infusion in milk colors custards subtly, and warming flannel ironing on the wrong side prevents skin irritation.
Divorcing Parents Fight Over Betty Jean Wells
A custody dispute in Riverdale centers on Betty Jean Wells, a three to four year old girl described as brown haired with brown eyes. Frank B. Wells, 30, seeks to keep the child after his wife Ann Wells took her away, and Judge Joseph Sabath ordered Betty Jean to remain with the father until further notice.
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Betty Jean Wells
Towit
Betty Jean
Ann Wells
Jean
Frank B. Wells
Wentworth Avenue
Joseph Sabath
William F. Propper
East Fifteenth Street
Chicago Heights
Sabath
David H. Shapiro
Mrs. Wells
Mrs Dierking 87 Dies in Dolton Funeral Sunday at Beecher
Mrs Anna Dierking aged 87 8 22 died Thursday at 3 a m at her daughter’s home 18832 Park Ave Dolton after an eighteen month decline due to a paralytic stroke She leaves three sons Henry Goodman Ill Herman Beecher Emil Beecher and three daughters Louisa Dieck Henry Grapenthien Dolton Caroline Rohlman Beecher One sister Augusta Riechee Forest Park IL Twenty four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Funeral services Sunday June 21 at 2 p m at her late residence and 3 30 p m at St Luke’s Evangelical church Beecher Burial in St Luke’s Cemetery Beecher IL
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Anna Dierking
Henry Grapenthien
Park Avenue
Dalton
Dierking
Elmhurst
Henry
Goodman, Ill
Herman
Beecher
Emil
Louisa Dieck
Dolton
Caroline Rohlman
Augusta Riechee
Forest Park
St. Luke’s Evangelical Church
St. Luke’s Cemetery
Beecher, Il
George Yaseen
Lorin Howray
Kemp
147Th
Wood Street
Harvey
Yaseen
Howray
Wood
Detroit
Annie Howray
Burley Hann
Dale Hann
G. H. Rosenberg
Joy Ann Thorne
Chicago
Muriel Wernicke
Imma Bassier
Evelyn Fisher
Dieck
Marie Fhlers
Marshall Wilderspin
Gloria Sellin
Henrietta Bassier
Tilio Fritsche
Alberta Maxwell
Bob Fisher
Ed Born
John Wernicke
Bob Hair
Edgar Bagge
Franklin School
de Kalb University
de Kalb
Dan Perry
Forest Ave
Riverdale Fire Department
Conrad Kern Feed
Riverdale
Womens Lutheran Missionary Society of Our Savior’s Community Church
A. M. Maronde
Lowe Ave
Ivanhoe
Maywood
William Reaugh
Lincoln School
University of Illinois
Mackinaw, Ill
Reaugh
Lincoln
Plano, II
D. W. Watsons
Amboy
Ill
A. L. Mensimers
Joyce Mensimer
Frank Thompson
Jim Propper
Lincolnshire County Club
Donald Koehncke
Helen Olson
Oak Park
James Quinn
Mae Rodman
Elizabeth Willis
Ben Abbotts
Momence
Bette Mae Abbott
Robert Hanschmann
Anna
Fred Hanschmann
Wauwautosa
Wis
Milton Younker
Peggy
Bruce
Milton, Jr
Naomi West
Walkerton
Ind
A. K. Konsitis
Hammond
Konsitis
Charles Heidenrich
Orphan Annie
Indiana Ave
Dalton M. E. Church
Virginia Hampton
Dorothy Krueger
Louise Spiecker
Herbert Berger
Lake Geneva
Johnson
Waterman
Robert J. Dunham
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Works
WMAQ
Ss. T
al Jensen
South Bend
Notice to Contractors for Dalton Motor Fuel Tax Work
Sealed bids for Lincoln Avenue and Chicago Street reconstruction in Dolton Cook County Illinois will be received at the Village Hall until 8 p m June 23 1936. Work includes Portland Cement Concrete resurfacing curb gutter catch basins manholes and walks. Proposals require 10 percent bid security and may be obtained from the Village Clerk or the Municipal Engineer. The village may reject any or all bids.
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Dalton
Dolton
Cook County
Illinois
Lincoln Avenue
Chicago Street
Vilage
Suhr, Berryman, Peterson & Suhr, Inc
North Wells Street
Chicago
Robert C. Haney
Dalton Local News Roundup Highlights Accidents Events
George Yaseen of Dalton survived a sideswipe crash at 147th and Wood street in Harvey. Lorin Howray of Kemp Illinois suffered eight fractured ribs and a broken left collarbone. Local residents visit relatives, school events, dances, church activities, and summer plans fill the rest of the week in Dalton and nearby towns.
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Edward J. Hughes
Secretary of State
Plymouth
Stoney Island Ave
South Shore
Art Devries
138Th Street
Halsted
John Ferrari
Prop
The
Lincoln Club
Continuus Continental Entertainment
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