May Party and Lodge Notes From Homewood
Homewood Lodge No 1026 will host a May Party and Dance at Funk's Hall on Saturday evening May 3, 1913. L. Vandenberg plans a Schafskopf Party Sunday afternoon March 30 starting at 2:30 with four prizes. The Tomscheck family reports Roy and Ed writing from Montana of 40 below weather. Christ Neusle heads to North Dakota to visit farms. A storm last Sunday unsettled residents. a large maple tree fell on the Busch house. Telephone crews repaired lines with extensive wire and teams. Easter rain left basements damp and ditches in need of cleaning. August and Paul Kitterer visited relatives including Elmhurst students. Village politics surface with two tickets. bond issue for School District No 153 carried. Homewood School 179–4, Hazel Crest west side 15–0, east 9–0. total 188–19 in favor. Mrs I W Rosenstein honored for her birthday by friends. Mr and Mrs Schulz of Grant Park visited Stolzenbachs. Mrs Oscar Carlsen hospital Pneumonia improving slowly.
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L. Vandenberg
Tomscheck
Roy
Montana
Boya
Christ Neusle
North Dakota
Christ
Busch
Telephone Company
Cooper’s Grove
August
Paul Kitterer
August Kitterer
Paulina Kitterer
Christ Utermark
German Evangelical College
Elmhurat
James Cowing
Citizens Ticket
Louis Mueller
B. F. Dressler
August Rebberg
J. P. Dugger
People’s Ticket
J. F. Wharton
Carl Steiner
F. J. Dayly
Homewood
Hazel Crest
West Side
East Side
I. W. Rosenstein
John Schulz
Grant Park
Schulz
H. Stolzenbach
Oscar Carlsen
Chicago
South Holland Village Board approves numerous bills and notes local events
South Holland residents hear reports of births and deaths, church services, and upcoming sermons. Notable items include a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Meyer and correction of last week's baby news. The village hall hosts sermons by Rev D Laansma and Rev M Kolya from Hope College with services announced for March 31. Mrs. C Dykstra undergoes hand surgery, and John L Vinke recovers from erysipelas. A goose shot by Harry Lagesta weighs 12 pounds, a rare local hunting note. For sale items listed include heating stoves, furniture, and a chaise.
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Swamner
Hope College
First Reformed Church
M. Kolya
D Laansma
Grand Rapids
Mich
C. Dykstra
Wesley Hospital
John L. Vinke
Erys Sipelas
Harry Lagesta
Harry
Prystalski Nominated for Alderman by Democratic Group
The Daily Calumet endorses John Prystalski as a capable, modern Chicagoan for Alderman in the adjacent ward praising efficiency over race. It urges voters to support him for his education, public questions grasp, and loyal citizenship, envisioning him bringing credit to his ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prystalski
Prystalski
Chicago
Daily Calumet
Riverdale Township Election Set For Next Tuesday
Voters in Riverdale urged to vote April 1 to select a town board including Highway Commissioner Fred L. Logan seeking re election. Andrew Baumgartner aims for justice of the peace and A J Gazelle runs for constable on the Progressive ticket with Alfred M. Duller Henry G Myrick as Justices of the Peace and A O Bauch Andrew Baumgartner listed on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Fred L. Logan
Logan
A.J. Gazelle
Andy
Thomas Becker, Jr
Alfred M. Duller
Henry G Myrick
A. J. Gazelle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homewood News
Lovers School
Homewood Lodge
Funk’s Hall
South Holland News
South Holland Village Board
Jacobs
Gerrit Brandwigk
John Kraay
Public Service Company
Wausau Lumber Co
Legal Adviser Publishing Co
Chicago Telephone Co
Central Electric Co
Sanitary District of Chicago
Charles Neidon
Clarence Dalenberg
Illinois University
R. Meyer
Guerben Hockstra
Dave Hockstra
John Wognum
Stork
Peter Dalenberg
Champaign, Il
C Messmaker
Seibert, Colo
Mrs. A. Bardwick
B. Wallace
Chicago Heights
Kate Brasa
C. Ravesfoot
South Holland
Thornton Cemetery
Lincoln Avenue
Dolton
John
Democratic
Andrew Baumgartner
Hiram Vanderbilt
Chas. W. Secord Geo.f Bassett
Henry Dekker August Jansen
J. T. Sterling
Dr. G. A. Post
F. C. Bendle
Herman Teninga Albert C Bass Gerrit Pon Committee
Schwab
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