Safety First play to aid M E church benefit at Lansing school
A May 18 and 14 show at the Lansing public school auditorium features Mrs Arthur Anderson Miss Esther Fulton and other locals in Safety First. Proceeds benefit the M E church. St Anne's parish plans a dance May 18 and community notices list local visits and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing Public School
Arthur Anderson
Esther Fulton
Walter Gouty
Neil Overmeyer
Floyd Struble
Harry Blank
Leonard Pearson
R. A. Bowman
M. E. Church
Church Announcements From Lansing Area Clergy
A church notices page lists services for First Reformed Church of Lansing Rev A Karreman in Dutch and English sermons at 10 00 a m and 2 30 p m with Sunday school at 4 00 p m and Christian Endeavor led by Miss Pearl Karreman Protested Reformed Church Grand Rapids student John DeYoung preaches at 9 38 a m and 2 00 p m at Bock s hall Oak Glen First Christian Church Rev C De Leeuw 9 50 a m 2 30 p m St Anne s Roman Catholic Church Rev E P Kelley confessions Saturday afternoon and evening Mass 9 30 a m Sunday Methodist Episcopal Church Rev R A Bouwman 10 00 a m Sunday school 6 00 p m Intermediate League 7 00 p m worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church of
Lansing
A. Karreman
Christian Endeavor
Miss Pearl Karreman
Reformed Church
John DeYoung
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bock’s Hall
Oak Glen
First Christian Church
C. de Leeuw
St. Anne’s
E. P. Kelley
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. A. Bouwman
South Holland Notes and Upcoming Sale at Village Hall
The Junior Girl's Society of the Second Christian Reformed church will hold its annual sale in the village hall on Wednesday May 18 1927 with sessions at 2 3 and 7 40 p.m. Mr Roel Kck formerly of the town died at County hospital Tuesday morning May 10 1927 aged 61 stomach cancer. Funeral at Otto's Chapel Thursday afternoon with burial at Oak Ridge cemetery. The South Holland Bear Cats host Fair and Squares Hammond Ind in their first home game Tuesday May 17 with the South Holland Band performing. Ed Price offers screens and cabinet work and Peter J P DeYoung provides express and hauling service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred van Steenberg
Bernice
Edward Lucas
Max Weinberg
Burnham Avenue
Nick Preshlencoff
Normal College
Hocking
Englewood
Jos. Carney
Hammond
Andrew Wards
South School Street
Harold Barkow
Arthur Postma
West Ridge Road
Archibald McLeod
Libertyville
Geo. Mowat
John Witvliet
Baby
South Holland
Chicago
Walter Sisk
Crsak
Germath
Hegewich
Seevers
Evelyn Christensen
Lorenz Avenue
O’keef
Hobart
Ind
Anthony Koselke
John Low
Dalton
Second Christian Reformed Church
Roelf Kck
Otto
South Holland Bear Cats
Ed Price
123 West
159Th Street
Izaak Walton League Speech Sparks Wisconsin Conservation Call
Gov. Fred R. Zimmerman urged conservation at the Outdoor Life exposition in the Coliseum. He said more trees, game fish, and song birds, fewer fires, floods, carp, and rats, plus systematic flood control, are needed. He cited birds destroying insects and urged joining the Izaak Walton League to reclaim lost ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Coliseum
America
Izaak Walton League
Illinois Faces Big Health and Industry Milestones in 1926
The data show tuberculosis mortality in Illinois falling from 79.3 to 76.3 per 100 000 between 1925 and 1926. Illinois led in traction engine and tractor production in 1926 and held vast highway mileage. A University of Illinois serum addressed ptomaine poisoning and forage poisoning. Chicago financed half of the nation’s public utilities, and Illinois paid over seven percent of U.S. taxes in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Iinois
United States
University of Illinois
Chicago
The Maid-Torture Slide Turns Up in Passing Show
A fragment from The Passing Show notes a maid performing a grotesque joke about cleaning labels from a suitcase, referencing Japan America Egypt Africa in a wordplay gag. The piece hints at humiliation and stage humor without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
America
Egypt
Africa
California or Bust and Breed of the Sea at Riverdale Theatre
The Riverdale Theatre presents George O Hara in California or Bust with fables and comedy on Saturday. Sunday matinee features Breed of the Sea, Peter B Kyne drama starring Margaret Livingstone and Ralph Ince. Wednesday and Thursday show New York with Ricardo Cortez Lois Wilson Estelle Taylor a melodrama of love across Bowery dives and Fifth Avenue luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
George O'Hara
California
Bust
Peter B. Kyne
Margaret Livingston
Ralph Ince
New York
Ricardo Cortez
Lois Wilson
Estelle Taylor
Bowery Dives
Broadway
Fifth Avenue Mansions
Tin Pan Alley
Greenwich Village Studios
Titan City
The Mystery Club and Upcoming Films at the Theater
Saturday features The Mystery Club with Matt Moore and Edith Roberts. Sunday offers a matinee at 2 30 with Hoot Gibson in The Denver Dude, plus Pathe Review and two funnies. May 17 18 presents Corrine Griffith in Lady in Ermine and May 19 20 Lon Chaney in Tell It to the Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mystery Club
Matt Moore
Edith Roberts
Hoot Gibgon
Pathe Review
Corrine Griffith
FBI
Lon Chaney
Marines
NO HUNTING WARNINGS FROM STATE OFFICIALS
Deputy state game and fish warden George A. Hahn warns the public that hunting and fishing out of season will be prosecuted. Several violators have already been arrested including Theodore Brown who pleaded guilty for shooting song birds and received 30 days in jail. Ghidatti and Calente were caught duck hunting out of season and will face hearings in Burnam next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Heights
George A. Hahn
South
Hahn
Theodore Brown
Justice of the Peace
D. H. Shapiro
Mike Ghidatti
Riverdale
Ernest Calente
Pullman
Calumet River
Teuee
Charles Wittenberg
Burnam
Life In This Old Vale Of Tears And Laughter
A reflective note from the Ohio State Journal on family visits and tact. It recalls twenty-13 years of effort to persuade wife's relatives to avoid a visit at a planned time, acknowledging imperfect success and enduring humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Teeling Apartment Hotel Planned for Harvey
Harvey area plans a seven story Teeling apartment hotel with a 75 foot frontage on Center avenue between 153rd and 154th streets. Dr. P. J. Teeling leads the project estimated at 300000 dollars. The modern building will house a drug store barber shop beauty parlor coffee shop and restaurant on the ground floor connected by a lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman, Saxe
Zimmerman
Center Avenue
153Rd
154Th Streets
Harvey
P. J. Teeling
Teeling
Building Plan Details Include Banquet Hall and 125 Rooms
The design places a banquet hall and ballroom at the rear with baths and service rooms in the basement. Upper floors will house 125 rooms or kitchenettes, outlining a compact hotel style layout.
Card of Thanks for Mrs Staab and Family
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy in the loss of our husband and father. Special thanks to those who sent flowers donated their cars and Rev Kreis for his kind words. 12p Mrs Staab and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreis
Max Staab
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St. Anne’s Parish
Geo. Pearson
Torrence Avenue
M. E. Ladies
Frances Mossell
Leopold Schroeder
Ridge
Peter J. P. DeYoung
Woodlawn Avenue
South Holland, Ill
Izaak Waltons
Gov. Zimmerman
Daniel C. Bachmann
Lincoln Avenue
Dolton, Ill
Telephone
Dolton
Leyden Ave
Riverdale, Ill
Biinr
LUX Soap
Alaska
Fray’s Greenhouses