Roseland choir to broadcast from WMBI on May 19
The Crescent Eight of the First Reformed Church of Roseland will air a sacred program from WMBI on May 19 at 11 15 p m They will also sing at the First Reformed Church of Lansing on Sunday evening May 25 Mrs Howard Wilgus returns home to Christiansburg Ohio Sunday. Home Makers elect officers and share details of a potluck dinner and upcoming events.
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Crescent
First Reformed Church of
Roseland
WMBI
Lansing
Howard Wilgus
O. W. Fulker
Christiansburg
Ohio
Home Makers Club
M. E. Annex
Larson
Rarey
Doris Mitchell
E. 0. Peterson
Weaver
Clifford Smith
Moore
Mae Chapman
Rasmussen
Mitchell
O’conner
Wernicke
Armentrout
Int Hout
Knipp
Overmeyer
Banman
Price
Taxes due in Thornton towns and surrounding areas
Tax payments for 1928 are due at listed locations across Harvey, May 20 to June 10 in Harvey, Phoenix, Dolton, Calumet City, Burnham, Oak Glen, Thornton, Homewood, Lansing, Riverdale, Hazel Crest and other venues. Collector Peter A. Anker directs via telephones Harvey 1600-Ri and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Harvey
City
Phoenix
Village
South Holland
South Holland Bank
Dolton
Dolton Bank
Calumet City
Berger’s Cor
Burnham
Oak Glen
Buck’s Hall
Thornton Bank
Homewood
Homewood Bank
Lansing
Village Hall
Riverdale
Hazel Crest
Peter A. Anker
South Holland Church Talk and Local Notices
Mrs. Walter C. Roe will speak at First Reformed church of South Holland Friday night at 7 30 as she tours Chicago area on missions among Indian Tribes. Attendees urged to give a silver offering. Also notes funeral attendance for a 13 year old Dalton drowning victim, bridal shower for Lucille DeGratt, birth announcement for John Kiel’s baby, and recovery news for John Swets Jr. For sale ads include gas stove, Leghorn chicks, crates, shoe repair, furniture, and local business promotions.
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Walter C. Roe
South West
Chicago
First Reformed Church of
South Holland
Roe
Garret Jacobsoa
Dalton
147Th Street
Chicago Road
Lucille DeGratt
John Kiel
John Swets, Jr
Charles Patz
East 155Th Street
Ill
A. Harthoorn
159Th Street
T. T. Gouwens
158Th Street
Harvey
South Holland Grocery & Market
Schilling Bldg
Brehm
Dalton Theatre
DeYoung Bros
Card of Thanks for Loss of Son and Brother
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after the loss of our son and brother. The Boy Scouts Public Service Co. Revs. Thompson and Muilenberg Daniel Bachman those who sent flowers and furnished cars Garrett Jacobsma and Family.
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Boy Scouts, Public Service Co
Thompson and
Muilenberg
Daniel Bachman
Garrett Jacobsma
In Memoriam Carl Stichweh Jr One Year Since Death
In loving memory of our son and brother Carl Stichweh Jr who died March 16 1929 Gone but not forgotten Family note from Father Mother and Brother
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Carl Stichweh, Jr
Sincere thanks from the Fadtke family
The family of August Fadtke thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during his illness and death. Gratitude goes to Brickmakers Local No. 5 and Rev. Kreis for comforting words, to all who sent flowers, and to those who donated their ears. 2-pl Mrs A Fadtke Miss Florence Fadtke.
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August Fadtke
Rev. Kreis
Vatican Uses Dual Machines to Preserve Priceless Manuscripts
At Rome the Vatican safeguards rare manuscripts with two air conditioning systems to prevent cracking or corrosion of precious texts. The initiative aims to maintain optimal humidity and temperature around the archival holdings within the library.
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Vatican
Rome
Debt Reflections From Capper's Weekly
A quotation from Capper's Weekly notes that the excesses of youth are like drafts on old age, payable with interest about thirty years later. It casts a wary eye on squandered time and future consequences.
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Capper
Silent Screen Weekender Highlights Boyer Studio Screenings
Saturday features Tom Tyler in Tyrant of Red Gulch Tarzan The Tiger School Days Our Gang and Oswald in sound. Sunday presents Mary Duncan with Charles Farrel in City Girl plus an all talking Fable in sound and news reel.
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Tom Tyler
Red Gulch
Tarzan the Tiger
Oswald
Mary Duncan
Charles Farrel
Dorothy Mackail
Charles Chase
Metro
China
Years' Passing Brings Interest in Obituaries
A Detroit News quotation notes how obituary notices grow more meaningful with age. The speaker recalls shifting from casual skimming to reading necrological items about people known from youth and school days. The column reflects on aging and the personal relevance of obits.
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Detroit News
Cupid and the minister on his daughter's wedding
A Baptist minister explains why he consented to his daughter's marriage to a Presbyterian. He quips that Cupid never studied theology, underscoring the lightness of marital choices beyond doctrinal boundaries.
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Cupid
Pathfinder Magazine
Copper and iron in diet urged by hemoglobin expert
A hemoglobin expert from Woman's Home Companion calls for balance of minerals in diets, noting copper is essential along with iron. The piece quips about widespread brass as a pun on copper and lead, suggesting abundance of metals in circulation.
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Larkin
Annex
Summer
Seevers
Metzer
Lansing Bunco Club
Munster
Ind
Glozza
WM. A. Herrick
E. 147Th St
Halsted Harvey, Illinois
Memoriam
A. Fadtke
Florence Fadtke
Nash
WM. J. Gouwens
THE
Marcelling
Riverdale Beauty Shop
Indiana Ave
East 161St
Dr. J. Finley Kettles
Louis St
St. Holland School
East 154Th Street
Plymouth Rock
Theodore Koch
Gents Furnishings and Shoe Store
East 137Th Street
Andrew Nady
Indiana Avenue
DR. F. W. Schmidt
de Young Bros. Funeral Home
South Park Ave
South Holland, NL
Gheane Harvey
W. 71St Street
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