Tyre family wins prize and local notes from Homewood
The Tyre family baby Geraldine wins a prize silver set from Medicine Show George Howard plans move to a new cottage in Jucknson subdivision Captain Walter Gleason warns of growth needs at village Honey Burkett dies suddenly at 63 with funeral at Presbyterian Church burial at Hazel Wood Cemetery Mrs Burkett leaves husband one daughter son in law eight grandchildren two sisters The Sunburn sisters host a birthday party for new friends and visitors from Los Angeles Fred Rehberg seeks chicken muzzies and notes peaches in the yard Land sale at Martin and Penn streets to Jegele bungalow under construction by Whitney Mrs Wm Mathes holds a birthday tea Homewood V F D Club picnic Sept 5 Gottschalk Pavilion postal from Mrs Lohse in Germany expected home in September Ball game results South Homewood 6 Blue Island trip precedes next week's Hill Sides match and Labor Day game Blue Island trip noted as well Ed Housinger and Emil Silo ride to Sigin auto races on motorcycles clear details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyre
Geraldine
George Howard
Jucknson
Walter Gleason
Frank Burkett
Presbyterian Church
Hazelwood
Sarah M. Burkett
Sonneburn
Wm.Tollhurst
Mrs. Rock
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Meyer
Martin Street
Fred Rehberg
Hughes
Martin and
Penn Streets
Jegele
D. Whitney
South Homewood
Blue Island
Ed Housinger
Emil Silo
Sigin
South Holland Notes Move to Colorado and Local Short News
Miss Lizzie Reitveld heads to Colorado for a visit and return. A. C. Hudelson and Doris of Terre Haute, Ind. come home after visiting Wm. New and family. Miss O. Gore of Chicago visits Wm. Holmes. Dick Vogel returns from South Dakota vacation. Annie Siewers visits Peter VanErden. Misses Jean and Elsie Delmarter return to Chicago after staying with O. Dalenberg. Antonette Walvoord visits Cedar Grove Wis. Rev G. Tyse and family visiting from New Holland. Mary Clouwens becomes German teacher at Whiling High School. A. R. Tilstra spends two-week vacation at Central Park. Hannah Karsten of Chicago visits Dr. and Mrs. Walgoord. Myrtle and Frances Leenhouta return to Milwaukee after a week’s visit. Henry Weld vacationing in Overisel. Social honors for Miss Myrtle Stegenga with Calumet Orchestra. Weary Willie in a village misadventure with a lunch box and local watchman. Rev A. VanDen Berg of Grand Rapids preaches. Peter Parrlberg and Carrie Pals wed near Oakglen. Excavation for bank building nearing completion. Eyelander visits from Washington. H. Rickert to build a cottage on 159th street. K. Smits improves his house with a basement. Linn Gouwens vacationing with relatives in Three Oaks Mich. For rent farm land by I. A. Reich Riverdale L.
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Lizzie Reitveld
Colorado
A. C. Hudelson
Doris
Terre Haute
Ind
Wm. New and Family
O. Gore
Chicago
Wm. Holmes
Dick Vogel
South Dakota
Antonette Walvoord
Cedar Grove
Wis
G. Tyse
New Holland
Mich
Mary Clouwens
Whiling
A. R. Tilstra
Central Park
Hannah Karsten
Myrtle
Frances Leenhouta
Milwaukee
Henry Weld
Overisel
Myrtle Stegenga
Calumet Orchestra
Willie
Vilage
Wille
Jacob Meeboer
Mike
Spree and
Knave
H. Rickert
Chicago Street
K. Smits
Miss Linn Gouwens
Three Oaks
Social kickoff at Int House party delights Bernice crowd
A lawn social hosted by the Int House family drew about forty young attendees. Dan Int Hout led humor and posters with witty lines, hot air shots, and lively games. Myrtle and Frances Leenhou, celebrated Cream City performers, added flair, while Miss Cornelia Ver Kaik’s improved health eased concerns. A late repast and festive grounds with Japanese lanterns capped the evening, followed by local listings for real estate and rentals.
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Demosthenes
Bernice
Ziditor
Int House
Ever
Anon
Dan Int Hout
Dan
Oakglen
Lansay
South Holland
Whittier
Mises Myrtle
Frances Leenhou
Milwaukee
Cornelia Ver Kaik
Church Services and Schedule for Tabor September 3 1911
Morning service at 11:00 with sermon and an evening service at 7:45. Special Labor Sunday programs and a special sermon. Sunday School at 9:45. Junior League at 3:00 pm. Ladies Aid meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays. Choir rehearsal Friday evening. Teachers meeting Wednesday evening. Pastor Rev W E Cissna urges full attendance.
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Tabor
W. E. Cissna
Immanuel Evangelical Church Sunday Services 1911
Immanuel Evangelical Church schedules Sunday programs for September 3 1911 with Sunday School in German and English at 9 39 a m preaching in German at 10 60 a m and English service at 7 30 p m under the Sunday Evening League Rev G G Press pastor invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Evang
Regular English preaching at Riverdale Village Hall
English Evangelical Lutheran church services begin Sunday evening at 7 40 P M with Rev B F Grenoble of Immanuel Church Chicago delivering the opening sermon Special music from Rozeland Lutheran Church Open to the general public Sunday School meets at 2 15 P M and confirmation classes at 3 30 P M
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Rgular English
Riverdale
B. F. Grenoble
Immanual English
Ev. Luth. Church of Chicago
Rozeland Lutheran Church
Death of Noted Educator Rev. Hugh McGuire
The Rev. Hugh McGuire of Chicago died in Hamburg while en route to Karlsbad for health. He served 28 years as pastor of St James Church Chicago and shaped the Catholic school system and St James High. Survived by Mrs. Verhoeven and nephews the Reverends Henry and P G McGuire, with several nieces.
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Verhoeven
Hugh McGuire
Chicago
John A. Verhoeven
Father McGuire
Hamburg
Germany
Carlebad
St. Jame’s Church
Bishop Conaty
Los Angeles
St James
West
Henry
P.G. McGuire
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church Services and Meeting Notice
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church on 138th Street advertises English Sunday School at 9 00 a m Divine services at 10 00 a m and 7 30 p m Congregational meeting at 2 00 p m Rev H WinD pastor You are invited to these services St Marys Catholic Church lists first mass at 8 00 a m High mass at 10 30 a m Rev W F VerHALEN pastor
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Rev
H. Wind
St. Mary’s
W. F. Verhalen
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Homewood News
Wm. Mathes
Homewood V. F. D
Gottschalk
Lohse
August Staedtke
Pat
Hivin
Harid
Chas. Rose, Sr
Oakland Cleme Etery
Dolton
Lincoln Avenue
Larson
Pointer
South Holland News
A. VanDen Berg
Grand Rapids Mich
First Reformed Church
Peter Parrlberg
Carrie Pals
Eyelander
Washington
I. A. Reich
Riverdale Ii
Bernice News
Co. R. OR
Atlantic Street
RIENT
Leyden Ave
H. Werner
New Chicago
Pointer Office
Leonard
A.C. Reich
Indiana Avenue
Niverdale
Lienry Block
Lil
Lansing
J.C. Tux
Dalton
F. A. Reich
Highlawn
Wirst National Bank
The
First National Bank
St. Paul’s Ev. Luth. Church
138Th Street
A. Kaeppel and
F. Rademacher
U. S
Busins
Dolton State Bank
Traving
Fr. Werner
Carl Dieck
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