Beautiful Mt Greenwood wedding links two families
Jhonanna Michaelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Abraham Michaelson West 55th street Mr Greenwood wed Tel ford De Young son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin De Young 15806 Halsted st Harvey The church was packed and the ceremony featured a large bridal party and ring bearers The couple planned a Texas trip then will set up housekeeping in Mt Greenwood Various local notices followed including births birthdays hospital and upcoming community events
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Mt. Greenwood Reformed Church
Oowover Vl
Jhonanna Michaelson
Abraham Michaelson
West 55Th Street
Greenwood
Telford de Young
Benjamin de Young
Halsted St
Harvey
Edward
Connie
Benjamin
Raymond
Ernest
William
Nellie Barnegan
Chitiana
Alice Owenga
Madlin Hoffman
Marie Hemptinas
Anna Narthoff
Newton de Young
Verda Hazel de Young
Ryna Boersma
Jessie Hemptines
Mabel Gessie
de Witt
George Barnegan
John U Wempshines
Blue Island Masonic Hall
Texas
Exposition
Mt. Greenwood
Train Kills Two Youths at Desolate Crossing
A Pennsylvania freight train struck a Plymouth coach at the 159th street grade crossing early Wednesday, killing James Murphy Jr. 23 and George J. Horber 20. Both were Aurora residents employed in Gary steel mill, en route home after visiting parents. No witnesses besides the locomotive fireman. An inquest returned accidental death. The crossing has no warning signals despite prior requests for protection.
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James Murphy, Jr
Aurora
159Th Street
James Murphy
George J. Horber
Wendel Horber
Hoyles Avenue
Gary
Ind
Lagestee
de Young
Red Cross Workers Begin Roll Call in South Holland
The Red Cross committee planning the Roll Call in South Holland will canvass the community next week. The annual drive runs between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving. Membership is $1 or more, with any smaller amount treated as a donation. Chairman Mrs. Harry Vinke asks for help and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
South Holland
Harry Vinke
Obituary of John C. Rietveld in Chicago Heights
John C. Rietveld aged 51 3 7 died suddenly October 1 1986 at 66 a.m. of coronary thrombosis after brief heart attacks. Funeral was November 2 at 11 1 2 p.m. at home and 2 p.m. at First Reformed Church South Holland Rev J S Ter Louw officiating. Burial Oak Ridge cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs John C Rietveld four children Mary Ivan Merrill and Jimmy six brothers and four sisters. He was an elder in the First Reformed Church of South Holland.
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John C. Rietveld
Tle
Chicago Heights
Public sale of farming and gardening equipment in South Holland
On Saturday November 7 1936 a public auction will be held at 167th Street one mile east of Chicago Road South Holland NL. Items include hot bed windows onion set crates walking plows horse cultivators seed drills disc harrow corn binder and more with cash sales. Also auction of listed motor and garden items from Mrs Dykstra and partners including a truck a tractor pump tank hoses and additional tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kramer
Kramer
Johanna Boerhave
Homewood Recreational Center
Homewood Recreational Cene
Hawenndava Hamannand
Jacob Lagestee
Pearl Joan
167Th Street
Chicago Road
South Holland
Young Musicians to Give Dance by Dolton Orchestra
The N. Beasley Jr. Orchestra, eight high school students from Dolton and Blue Island under N. Beasley, will perform a dance and floor show at Unity hall in Dolton on Saturday November 7. The program features radio stars, tap dances, a dramatist, and musicians with soloists. Tickets from orchestra members. information at Dolton 869J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Beasley, Jr
Change in Time Sunday November 15 Adopted
Chicago and suburbs will switch to Central standard time on Sunday November 15 after voters backed central time measures. The third daylight saving proposal won by over 50 000 votes, prompting immediate city council action. Railroads and radio stations sought extra time to adjust schedules for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Suburbs
Women and secrets blamed on husbands for disclosure
A humorous remark suggests women struggle to keep secrets because they confide in their husbands. The line highlights gendered gossip expectations and marital dynamics in a lighthearted way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becaus
Halloween Parties In Riverdale Highlight Social Scene
Mr and Mrs Willard Mailloux entertained friends at a Halloween party on Saturday October 31 at 13933 Dearborn Riverdale. Edward Lotz and wife hosted a large gathering at 13846 Michigan Ave Riverdale with costumes dancing games and refreshments. The column ends with a remark about girls marrying to please parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Mailloux
Dearborn Street
Riverdale
Edward Lotz
Michigan Ave
Harvey Federal Savings and Loan Ad Seeks Investors
Notice directs readers to page 2 for an advertisement inviting prospective investors. Harvey Federal Savings and Loan Association promotes itself as Harvey’s oldest financial institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Federal Savings and Loan Association
Harvey
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J. O. Bouwsma
Christian Reformed Church
William Haverkamt
de Motte
John Shilling
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Ann
Peter van Deursen
South Park Avenue
Sevral
George Voss
Grandma van Deursen
Ed van Zanten
Roseland
Bank
D. Laansma
East 159Th Street
111Th Street
Edbrooke Ave
Herman de Winter
State of Washington
Carl Baake
Lansing
Harry Workman
California
B. J. Swets
J. A. van Drunen
Minnesota
H. H. Chester Co
Peter Hettich
Peter van Noort
T .T. Gouwens and Sons
Train
Joan Rietveld
Tor
Planet Jr
McCormick Deerine
Teater
Ff Deering
Oliver
Dykstra
James Gouwens
J. Schermen
Chicago Council
Chester Morris
Marian Marsh
der Liebes Express
Ralph Bellamy
Marguerite Churchill
Gertrude Michael
Sir Guy Standing
Sophie Lang
Oleo
Plymouth Rock Springers
Hamberger
Cali Ham Shankless
Dolton 770
Theo. Koch
Bank Nite
Ricardo Cortez
Patricia Ellis
Michael Loring
Bela Lugosi
Humphrey Bogart
Beverly Roberts
Bachmann Funeral Home
Lincoln Avenue
Dolton
Zenith
de Young’s Furniture and Funeral Home
South Holland, Ill
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