Ohlsen Jaundich Wedding at Immanuel Church Dalton
Miss Henrietta Ohlsen wed Leo Jaunich Sunday at Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Dalton. Attendants included Lillian Jaunich and Lois Ann York. reception at the Red Grotto followed. The couple will reside at 13913 South Wabash Avenue.
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Immanuel Evangelical and
Dalton
Ph. H. le Bassier
Henrietta Ohlsen
Fred Ohlsen
Wabash
Hiverdale
Leo Jaunich
Julius Jaunich
Lillian Ohlsen
Julius
Emil
Joseph Kason
Ph. H. Bassler
Betty Fray
Red Grotto
Wabash Avenue
Oue Tower
Clark Street
Ivanhoeich
W Thomes
Chicago
King
Mills
Ivanhoe
Paul R. Clark
State St
Sars Carlson
Clark St
Leonard Meyer
William Krause
C. C. Frohener
Normal Ave
Normal Avenue
Lansing Airport doubts fade as Ford withdraws interest
Henry Ford may pull back from involvement with the Lansing airport, a development discussed this week. Knights of Columbus Pinta Council celebrated Garcia Moreno’s silver anniversary Tuesday October 12 at Ascension church hall Harvey, with many members and guests in attendance. The Pinta Council also sent a large delegation to the Chicago Chapter charity ball at the Palmer House last Saturday. Ed Horn remains hospitalized after surgery on October 11 at Ingalls Memorial. J J Berschinski’s son Bobby injured his eye in an accident at home Tuesday.
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Pinta ‘Council
Garcia Moreno
Ascension Church Hall
Harvey
Dave Denham
Marian
Christine
David, Jr
Stanley Kymas
A. R. Lembeke
A. R. Schumann
Jilian O’brien
Anthony Stepinski
Bruno Christie
Tom Kinney
Pinta Council
Chicago
Palmer House
Ed Horn
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Bobby
J. J. Berschinski
Three Links Hold Regular Bingo Parties This Month
Three Links announces regular bingo gatherings every first and third Tuesday. The last Tuesday in October featured a successful party with a $10 door prize for holders of 25 cent tickets good for five games.
Eastern Stars Bazaar and Rummage Sale Planned
Lowvale Chapter No. 962 O E S announces a Bazaar and Rummage Sale for October 20 1937 from 9 am to 6 pm at the Dalton Masonic Temple. Fancy goods paper products bakery Xmas cards toys and a fortune telling booth will be on display. Hot sandwiches coffee milk and cake served 11 am to 6 pm. Bring children for toys displays and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowvale
O.E.S
Dalton Masonic Temple
Life Insurance Sales Surged in 1937 Early Months
Realizing in Ideal Sales for ordinary life insurance for the first six months of 1937 exceeded by five percent the amount sold during the same period in 1936. In August new insurance placed into effect topped $500 million, and the eight month total neared $500 million. The piece notes more than $100 billion of life insurance now in force in the United States and calls America to the ideal of Social security through life insurance.
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America
American Legion Pinochle Night and Meetings Then New Officers
The American Legion announces pinochle night Friday October 15 at 8:00 PM with chairs filled and new officers welcomed at the recent meeting. The next regular social gathering is Tuesday October 26 with expected large attendance and about a dozen new chairs for comfort. Visitors from Blue Island Post No. 50 attended Tuesday night. 5 percent of 1938 membership is due by November 11 to reach full participation. A poem segment about teeth and stars follows.
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Matty
Evry
Blue Island Post No. 50
American Legion
Legion
To Fence or Not to Fence in Home Grounds
The article discusses fences around homes as a response to trespassing by children and the shift from removing fences to reinstating decorative barriers. It notes lawn-to-street openness, barking dogs as deterrents, and suggests better public playgrounds to curb trespassing. It ends with admonitions on setting good examples for children.
Building to Burn Warns of Inadequate Codes and Hazards
The article cites T Alfred Fleming of the National Board of Fire Underwriters warning that fires ignite rapidly and cause mass destruction before rescue can occur. It urges modernized building codes, covers risks from air conditioning and ventilation, and calls Fire Prevention Week starting October 8 to promote code revision and creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alfred Fleming
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Fleming
Fire safety push urges yearly home inspections
A National Board of Fire Underwriters bulletin notes most fires occur at home and cause half of fire deaths. Cities run annual inspections, cutting fires by 37 percent and losses by 44 percent, with public cooperation urged through chambers, posters, schools, and clubs to reduce hazards in heating, wiring, stored fuels, and clutter. Fire Prevention Week highlighted the need for ongoing home inspections.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Chambers of Commerce
Quarrel Sparks Bird Metaphor On Worms
A dialogue scene shows a man blaming a quarrel on women being called birds and a woman retorting with a pun about chirping. They joke about worms picked up as a dull source of disagreement.
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