The Weimaraner’s Grand History and Traits
The Weimaraner arose in Weimar Germany as a hunting breed favored by nobility. Known as the gray ghost for rapid scenting and movement, the dog blends Red Schweiss hunde blood, excels as pointer and retriever, and serves as pet and watchdog. The Weimaraner Club of Germany and America enforce strict breeding standards. Howard Knight helped bring the breed to the United States in 1929 and Jeter introduced six more. For South Side All Breed Dog Training Club inquiries, contact secretary Mrs. Ch Westgard at 14510 Edbrook, Chicago 27.
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Weimar
Germany
Weimaraner Club
Weimaraner Club of America
Howard Knight
Rhode Island
Weimaraner Club of
United States
Jeter
Knight
South Side All Breed Dog Training Club
Ch. Westgard
Edbrooke
Chicago
Woman's Relief Corps To Hold Meeting July 6
The G. W. Spencer No. 279 Woman's Relief Corps will meet July 6 at 2 p.m. with Frankie Albrecht presiding. Serving committee members are Marie Zollar, chair, assisted by May Bowerman and Edna Murphy. An American flag was presented to scout troop 222 by Spencer Corps on June 18 by Clara Neath and Frankie Albrecht. Jesse Baumgartner read a department report.
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G. W. Spencer No. 279
Woman’s Relief Corps
Frankie Albrecht
Marie Zollar
May Bowerman
Edna Murphy
Spencer Corps
Clara Neath
Jesse Baumgartner
Local Serving Committee Names at Last Meeting
The serving committee for the last meeting consisted of Louisa Schafer Freda Schafer and Teena Donish.
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Vention
Louisa Schafer
Freda Schafer
Teena Donish
Thanks to Salvation Army Taggers and Volunteers
Gratitude expressed to Florence Diette Amy Holden Nina Born Nellie Winter Betty Kile Hazel Rentner Alvina Piette Marie Zollar Esther Peacock Jessie Baumgartner Mrs. G Morren Audrey Petraske Mrs. J Vilette Eileen Valette Sereta Kelly Dorothy Kress Olga Kock Lor raine Rader Alberta Watson and others for their service.
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Florence Diette
Amy Holden
Nina Born
Nellie Winter
Betty Kile
Hazel Rentner
Alvina Piette
Marie Zollar
Esther Peacock
Jessie Baumgartner
G. Morren
Audrey Petraske
J. Vilette
Eileen Valette
Sereta Kelly
Dorothy Kress
Olga Kock
Lorraine Rader
Alberta Watson
Pointer notes on Salvation Army tag day and club party
The piece lists women from Paul Gall Unit 303 American Legion Auxiliary G W Spencer No 279 Women s Relief Corps Riverdale Dolton Women s Club Lincoln School P T A Riverdale Dolton Jr Women s Club who did tagging for the Salvation Army on June 12 A party at Mrs Arthur Dillner of Dalton on June 28 is noted and prize caps given to the member with the highest yearly average won by Mrs Harold Schaefer Pair and group prize winners from a two session tournament are named including Mrs Charles Slaughter Mrs Frank Kramer Mrs James Crane Mrs William McLaren Mrs William Bruin and Mrs Harold Schaefer
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Pointer Bessie LaDege
Paul Gall
American Legion Auxiliary
G. W. Spencer
Woman’s Relief Corps
Riverdale-Dolton
Lincoln School
P.T.A
Riverdale-Dolton Jr
Salvation Army
Arthur Dillner
Dalton
Harold Schaefer
Charles Slaughter
Frank Kramer
Ivanhoe
James Crane
Harvey
William McLaren
William Bruin
South Holland
Ivanhoe Duplicate Bridge Club closes season with two-session tournament
The Ivanhoe Duplicate Bridge Club ended its season with a two-session tournament and a win by team members. The event featured competitive play among local players and concluded with awards for top finishes.
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Ivanhoe
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By Esther E. Skye
The
Weimaraner
Vance William C. Dorman
Lincoln Ave
Dolton
Fagstone
Acme Coal CO
John J. Mullin & Sons
St. Clark St
Riv
Bachmann Funeral Home
138Th Street
Telephone
Interocean
Brus Ely Corporations
CLUBS
Arvey Federal
Harvey Federal
Eee
F.S.L.L.C
Ben Green
Lump
Illinois
Peabody’s
Eastern
Kentucky
Great Heart Stoker Coal
West Virginia
Pocahontas Mine
Glen Roger's
Pocahontas Pea Coal
Glen Roger
Briquettes
Dolton Fuel & Material Company
Mason
Perlite
Engle Street
145Th Place
Dolton, Illinois
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