South Holland Social News and Obituary Notes
South Holland items report social calls by Mrs. John Bardwick and Mrs. N. T. Paalberg on Mrs. August Run at Beecher, travel notes about Bert and Teddy to Tucson for health, a card from former resident J. Bottema in Los Angeles, John Koster Sr visiting Wichert, Nick Tulstra injuring a rib in a wagon accident, and a local obituary for Mrs. John VanZanten who died March 4 at 1 p.m. at age 4 years 3 months. The piece includes family history of the VanZanten and Gouwens families, church involvement, and burial at North Holland cemetery. A four-room collage for sale by Harry Pp. DeYoung is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander ‘Smits
Vs. Zuidam
John Bardwick
N. T .Paalberg
August
Beecher
C. Dykstra
Bert
Teddy
Tucson
Arizona
J. Bottema
Los Angeles
California
John Koster
Wichert
Nick Tulstra
Thornton Junction Union House
Florris Bode
Morris Anker
Minnesota
John VanZanten
Wm. Gouwens
America
William Gouwens
Anne
Cornelius
John
Cornelia
Adriaantze
Meetze
Jennie
South Sjolland
John VanZan
Wiliam
Jacob
Nicholas
Siriam Jacobs
Dora
N. P. Paarlberg
Nelle
Reformed Church
North Holland
South Holland
Harry Pp. DeYoung
South Slolland
Signs of spring and new moves fill Homewood village
Homewood residents relocate as families move into new homes along Highland avenue Clark and Marlin streets Klimm street and Vin- cennes Road. The Raiisloe Club plans a water tank and tie-in to Walter mains for emergency use. A forthcoming bungalow replacing a Severson flat, rentals offered on Mania and Heary streets, and village business details include resignations and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlin
St. Kestner
Highland Avenue
Peter McCullough
Zimmer
Clark and Marlin Streets
Llenry Almer
Gottschalk Street
Pine
Cowell
John Struss
Gottschalk
Klimm Street
Wildman
Hughes
Vincennes Road
Phoenix
Piankhn
Raiisloe Club
A. Severson
Sieverson
Mania
Ileary Streets
Marntstreet
Henry Gottschalk
O. LI. Clark
I. G. Railroad
Water Committee
C. Puhrman
Berger Ladies Aid social set for March sixteenth
Ridge Notes reports the German M. E. Church Ladies Aid of Berger hosting a social March 16 at the Berger School House with a grab bag and cafeteria lunch. Also mentions Ladies Home Circle at Mrs. John Engel’s, Miss Dohney visiting from Chicago, and the Engel anniversary celebration with guests and musical talent. Out of town guests listed. Additionally notes an upcoming Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Ei H Meyer and mentions Mr. Waterman birthday surprise. Lost black driving gloves offered reward. Mrs. Chas. Rowe returns home from Chariton visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. Es. Church of
Berger
Ladies Home Circle
John Engel
Miss Dohney
Chicago
John Berger
Elsie Milhahn
Emma Faden
Gustave Kuntigmann
Raymond
Austin
William Rau
Crystal Lake
Ill
Paul Schrampke
John Rau
Edward Rau
Clara Engel
Frank Engel Sr
West Pullman
Ladies*Aid
M.fe. Church
Ei. H. Meyer
Wm. Waterman
Charles Waterman
Anders
Schaefer’s
Dalton
Chas. Rowe
Annie Engel
Chariton
Town
Fred Engel
Bernice Spring Signs Include New Cars and Concert
Bernice community notes spring cues with first robin spotted by Master Paul Van Bodegraven and several new autos owned by C Ooms Robert Murray and Peter Rinkema. A box social and musical at Bernice School House on March 80 promises star performers and Victrola accompaniment. Miss Mary Ooms is ill with diphtheria while Minnie Rinkema shows rapid improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul van Bodegraven
C. Ooms
Studebaker
Robert Murray
Ford
Peter Rinkema
Mary Ooms
Bernice
Water Works reports high pump day and fund balance
The water works notes the well stayed in good order and pumped 220000 gallons in one day to fill the tank. Over 1300 is now in the water fund to cover any trouble without a special assessment to property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dient of Water Works
Bangs Ie
The Dolyon Theater Week Program
The Dolyon Theater presents a week of variety starting Friday March 9 with A Woman's Fight starring Geraldine O'Brien and Thurlow Bergen. Also Hubby's Chicken and The Unpardonable Sin starring Holbrook Blinn are shown across Friday and Saturday with multiple parts. Sunday features Somewhere in Grenada and For The Defense with Fannie Ward. Midweek includes The Code of Maria Gray and The New York Flat with Mary Pickford. Matinees Sunday 3 pm, evenings 7 pm, admission 5 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolyon Theater
Gold Rooster
Geraldine O’brien
Thurlow Bergen
Hubby
World Corporation
Holbrook
Grenada
Fannie Ward
Constance Collier
Mareia Gray
Mary Pickford
New York
Liberty the serial grand and A Million a Minute at Riverdale Theater
Saturday features Liberty the serial grand in two parts along with The Narrow Greed and a comedy. Sunday shows Francis X Bushman and Beverly Bayne in A Million a Minute in five parts with a two reel comedy. Wednesday offers Red Feather feature, a comedy, good music. An R Johnson, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale Theater
Bushman
Bayne
A. B. Jolnasou
Mgr
Ruth Gamble Int Hout Dies In Oak Glenn At 41
Ruth Gamble Int Hout wife of John Int Hout died February 22 at her Oak Glenn home. She was daughter of D W Gamble former West Harvey schools superintendent and a 1905 Oak Park High graduate. A former Oak Park teacher, she married John Int Hout June 30 1915. Burial was at Hazelwood Cemetery Harvey Tribune notes. LaFollet and Stone beg to differ with the rest of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gamble Int Hout
John Int Hout
D. W. Gamble
Oak Glenn
West Harvey
Int Hout
Oak Park
Hazelwood Cemetery
Harvey Tribune
Reward Offered for Break-In and Belt Theft
A $100 reward promises information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who broke into a stock room and removed several leather belts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Holland News
Homewood News
Minnie Rinkema
Ruth Gamble
LaFollet
Stone
Illinois
John Harms
Dolton, Ill
Red Horn
Conrad Kern
Indiana Ave
Riverdale
Peter
Riverdale Store
Dolton Store
Dolton
Swift’s Premium
Armours
Dolton Meat Market & Grocery
H. J. Anders
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