Homewood News Highlights and Community Events
The column notes Mr and Mrs Wm Cone returned from a ten week visit in New York State. Mr and Mrs James Cowing welcomed a baby daughter with name suggestions awaited. A Woodmen reception and ball is planned at Funk's Hall on Thanksgiving Eve. Dr Fred F Deepp, elected to the New Mexico senate, is praised by old Homewood friends. Also listed are farm for sale near Oakglen and Lans ing, illness notes, weather recount, church events, and Joe Rehberg's ongoing pension status after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cone
New York State
James Cowing
Pointer
Woodmen
Funk’s Hall
Wm. Deepp
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Fred F. Deepp
Senate
Deepp
Wiloge
Homewood
Hazel Crest Bazaar a Social and Financial Success
Hazel Crest reports the St Anne's church bazaar a success both socially and financially. The village election last Saturday had a single ticket led by Wm Horan with Trustees W Ward W Hamilton C R K McDougal W Acten A Neuburger Clerk Herbert Schneider Police Magistrate Peter O Hara H J Mell. I C repairing the depot and plans for a coal yard hinge on switches. Hazel Crest Pleasure Club to host a dance at Hazel Crest Hall on Saturday evening November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s Church
Wm. Horan
W. Ward
Wm. Hamilton
C RK McDougal
Wm. Acten
A. Neuburger
Herbert Schneider
Peter O’ Hara
H. J. Mell
I. C
Hazel Cret
Local Sportsmen Hunt Rabbits Across Illinois Countryside
South Holland notes champion hunters Postmaster DeYoung B P VanDrunen Fred Cook and Dennis Holleman traveled from Buckly to Milford via Cissna Park where they bagged 109 rabbits IQ quail 1 prairie chicken and 1 coon VanDrunen's hounds kept the chase lively A crowd gathered for social visits with Mrs A Van Vliet Miss Carrie Van Erden and David Tilstra returned home from New Mexico Local youths held a surprise party for Miss Lizzie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Holland
DeYoung
P. VanDrunen
Fred Cook
Dennis Holleman
Buckly
Milford
Cissna Park
Van
A. van Vliet
Witchert
D. Reitveld
Carrie van Erden
David Tilstra
New Mexico
Friday Social Notes and Local News
Reitveld Friday night enjoyed a delighted time. Henry Blink returned from Milwaukee with “nothing doing” until January. Miss Bessie Gouwens visited relatives in Roseland. Nicholas Osting reports a little boy at Henry Voss’s home Monday. Kathrine DeYoung sustained minor injuries from a frosty-step fall. Pay gas bills to J P DeYoung city gas collector. Electricity currently free. Peter Dalenberg and Annie Van Erden wed at bride’s home with Rev VanDuine officiating. They head to Champaign for Dalenberg’s new building inspector post. Roel VanVuren visiting relatives in the west. For sale good cook stove by Jacob P DeYoung South Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reitveld
Henry Blink
Milwaukee
Bessie Gouwens
Roseland
Nicholas Osting
Henry Voss
Kathrine DeYoung
J. P. DeYoung
Peter Dalenberg
Annie van Erden
VanDuine
Champaign
Dalenberg
Roel VanVuren
Jacob P. DeYoung
South Holland
Riverdale Village Board Sees Finances and Infrastructure Moves
Riverdale village board met Tuesday November 14 with Treasurer Dreesen reporting 2447.08 on hand as of October 31. They ordered interest and principal paid on two notes, tasked the Finance Committee to assess the village’s financial condition, and reviewed street and water works projects including Halsted street stone work and the Weathworth avenue viaduct. The board moved the police court to the south hall room, instructed reports from the Police Magistrate, and set bills and new ordinances including a scale weight law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Dreesen
Adam Schmuitzler
H.schuli
Halsted Street
Illinois Central
188Th Street
Street and Ally Committee
Weathworth Avenue
Indiana Harbor R. R
Chicago Firemen’s Benevolent Association
Rev. Geo P Kabele Pasto for Reno 2 cottages
Rev Geo P Kabele pastor outlines four room cottages on Grant Street Dolton listed with Inquirer C Propper or telephone 304 Dolton for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Kabele
Pasto
Reno
Grant Street
Dolton
Inquirer
Propper
Six Charged With Murder in Trio of Robbery Slayings
Six suspects were arraigned before Judge Petit for the murder of Pred Gudleow Jr. near Peterson and Lincoln. Ewald and Frank Shiblawski ages 24 and 21, Philip Sommerling 84, Frank Kita 16, Thomas Schultz 18, and Lee Suchomski 18 face murder and robbery charges after Gudleow was dragged from a wagon, beaten, and stabbed seven times. Shiblawski and Sommerling were jailed for trying to sell the horses. Police arrested them three weeks after the crime, with one suspect allegedly confessing before the murder was known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit
Pred Gudleow Jr
Ewald
Frank Shiblawski
Philip Sommerling
Frank Kita
Thomas Schultz
Lee Suchomski
Guelzow
Peterson
Lincoln Avenue
Shiblawski
Sommerling
Lansing News Notes and Local Visits
Professor David Gamble has relapsed and seeks indefinite care at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago under Dr Boomer. Walter narrowly escaped a fatal encounter with a fast mail train last Saturday. Elizabeth Rietveld hosted a surprise party with twenty four guests. Cook County Superintendent Edward Lobin and Assistant Oakey visited Lansing schools. Mulcahy of Lemont is substitute principal during Gamble’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gamble
Michael Reese
Chicago
Boomer
Elizabeth Rietveld
Cook County
Edward J. Lobin
Mr. Oakey
Lansing
Bloom Township
Mulcahy
Lemont, Hll
Gamble
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Homewood News
Oakglen
J. C. Ton
Oakglen, Ill
R. R. Searle
Mr. Searle
Lusker
Lit
Searle
Eady
Tile Schrieber
Pekw
Olga Stogentin
Ladies Aid
St. Paul’s Church
First Presbyterian Church
McCormick
Joe Rehberg
South Holland News
Miss Lizzie
NYAL
Nyal Family
Riverdale Pharmacy
Roy F. Parker
The
First National Bank
138Th Street
Police, Fire and Water Committee
Our Saviors
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Riverdae Village Hall
Lansing News
Walter
Alban P. Reich, Jeweler
South Bend Watches
Dolton, Ill
Mra Smith
Mrs Jones
Mirs Jones
Dolton State Bank
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