South Holland brides Ada Van Deursen and Adrian Voss wed
Ada Van Deursen daughter of Simon Van Deursen of South Park avenue married Adrian J. Voss son of Herman and Mrs Voss of South Holland in a double ring ceremony at Rev J O Bouwsmas home on Wednesday at 2 pm Sept 12. The couple planned a two week honeymoon to Niagara Falls and will reside with Mr Van Deursen after returning.
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Ada van Deursen
Simon van Deursen
South Park Avenue
South Holland
Adrian J. Voss
Herman Voss
J. O. Bouwsma
Ariana Schaap
Bert Voss
Niagara Falls
Voss
Austin-Western Co
Harvey, Illinois
Frank Mossell
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
O. E. Bouwsma
J. Musch
Muskegon
Mich
Nick Boer
O. J. Bouwsma
Lincoln
Nebraska
Doctor Bouwsma
University of Nebraska
Milton Mossell
Jacob Mossell
Roseland Hospital
Anne Dreshall
Antoinette Mossell
Nicholas
Peter
Margaret Fray
Tampa
Florida
Grace
Katherine Hudson
Cashmere
Washington
William Gibson
Katherine
McKinley School Parent Teachers Association
Fred Trenning
Decatur
Michigan
Jennie Hovenkamp
Trenning
Holland
Leonard Santeford
de Waard
C. H. Ravesfoot
George
Hammond Hospital
Tys A. Gouwens
Tys Gouwens
Gouwens
Nellie Rinkema
Ivan
Merriel
John C. Rietveld
Chicago Heights
Trans
South Dakota
Peter Peerbolte, Jr
Henry Smits
14Th
Stony Island Avenue
Peerbolte
Dykstra Wiersema Couple Wed in Rose Land Ceremony
Miss Genevieve Dykstra and Mr John Wiersma wed at the Dykstra home on September 18. Rev John M Dykstra officiated. bride wore white satin with roses. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents. Wiersma works for Central Cold Storage. Earlier that evening Frederick Dykstra and Marjorie MecKindie also wed in the same home.
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Dykstra-Wiersema
Genevieve Dykstra
Wallace Street
Roseland
John Wiersma
Evans Avenue
South Holland
Martin Dykstra
John M. Dykstra
Sioux City
Iowa
Henry Wiersma
Wiersma
Central Cold Storage Company
Blue Island
Marjorie MecKindie
Frederick M. Dykstra
Village bicycle safety urged after dark
Police chief Leonard J. Lagestee of 21-1 So. Holland warns parents to train children to ride with lights after dark and to ride carefully within village limits. Several complaints prompt enforcement orders if care does not improve.
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Leonard J. Lagestee
Holland
Bearcats Eliminated in Second Round of National Tournament
The Bearcats, representing Indiana, were defeated by Briggs of Detroit 7 to 0 in the national tourney at Lincoln Park Chicago. Nick De Young doubled for the lone Bearcat hit while Van Der Aa pitched and homered, and Briggs’ pitching trio held the Cats to one hit as they exit in the second round. The Bearcats received gold medals as state champions of Indiana and noted their team’s self-sponsored origins.
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Lincoln Park
Chicago
Bearcats
Buffalo
New York
Briggs
Detroit
Mich
van der Aa
Cats
Michigan
Nick de Young
Bogensnyder
Mulder
Indiana
Murder in a Barber Shop Sparks Citywide Shootout
A noon shooting at 11847 Michigan avenue left Joseph Adducci dead in a barber shop chair as three gunmen fled. Detective Russell Richards exchanged fire, wounding one suspect. A recovered car, stolen earlier, ties the case to a hoodlum named Sam Cali and a stolen Gary-registered vehicle.
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119Th
Michigan Avenue
South End
Bridewell Hospital
Kensington Police
Jospeh Adducci
117Th Street
City Water Pipe Extension Department
Adduccci
Paul Filomen
August Thomas
Adducci
Russel Richards
East 119Th Street
Kensington
Detective Bureau
Michael Grady
Frank Włodorowiecz
Barbers’ Union
Richards
Sam Cali
Sheffield Avenue
Grove Cole
Green Street
Blue Island
Richard
Polk and
la Salle
Gary
Furnishings sale offers heaters and crcnators at varies prices
A South Holland store advertises a clearance of heaters and crcnators bought before last spring's price rise. Items range from 16 50 to 55 95 by size. Come in to see them at De Youne's Furniture Home. Telephone Harvey 97 21 2.
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de Youne
South Holland
Harvey
Judge Applegate Dies After Long Service in Harvey
Charles H. Applegate Sr., longtime Harvey resident and 32 year judge in local courts, died September 12 at age 60 after a brief illness. Born in Newburg New York, he moved to Harvey in 1892 and held roles as village supervisor alderman and township supervisor. He was active in Odd Fellows and Elks and survived by a widow, five children and three grandchildren. Funeral at Kerr chapel with Rev. William Vance presiding. burial in Oak Lawn cemetery.
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Charles H. Applegate
Harvey
Vine Avenue
Judge Applegate
Mr. Applegate
Newburg
N. Y
Applegate
Rogers Park
Albert Taggert
Oak Park
Josephine Hutchinson
Berwyn
John Applegate
Grand Island
Nebraska
Charles Applegate, Jr
John Tagcett
Alberta Applegate
Charles Applegate
Kerr Chapel
William Vance
Federated Church
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Card of Thanks for sympathy after bereavement
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness in our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Keller for comfort, the musicians, fire and police departments, floral tributes, and those who donated cars. Mrs. R. Nottorf and Family
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Keller
R. Nottorf
New Postmaster Installed at Lansing
Anthony H. Koselke, formerly village clerk, was installed as Lansing postmaster after William Erfert’s twelve year term ended. Koselke received appointment from Washington on September 10 and Mrs. Howard Clark became clerk. Erfert will take a vacation and had been acting postmaster since March 18, 1934, succeeding Fred Vierk Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony H. Koselke
Lansing
Wiliam Erfert
Koselke
Washington
Howard Clark
Erfert
Fred Vierk, Sr
Lansing Herald
Cockeyed Cavaliers and Full Week at the Theatre
Tonite through Saturday Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey star in Cockeyed Cavaliers and the duo’s Cracked Shots with Fiddlin Pun. The Lost Jungle screens. Sunday features Fog Over Friscoe with Bette Davis and Donald Woods and Love and Hisses. Also listed are Whirlpool Where Men are Men In India and a travel cartoon. Admission varies by night from 10 to 25 cents.
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Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Friscoe
Bette Davis
Donald Woods
Jack Holt
India
Community event notices from Dalton area September 1920s 1930s
Local clubs and churches announce upcoming events including banco and card parties at St. Pauls Guth parish hall 138th Street September 26 1984 at 2 30 PM admission 25c Japanese bridge party September 29 Branigar building Ivanhoe Womans Club tickets from Mrs Brown or Mrs Skye Epworth league musicale September 28 1934 8 15 PM silver offering Job's Daughters fundraiser September 27 8 30 PM Harvey Masonic Temple Dalton choir practice September 24 7 30 PM Century of Progress S O S club dance September 29 20 cent tickets Our Savior's church fair September 29 church basement cafeteria lunch and attractions W C O F No 229 food and bakery sale September 29 Art's meat market.
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Ladies Aid
St. Paul’s Guth, Ev
Banco
Andrew Skye
Epworth League
Sandridge
Bethel No. 46
Illinois Order of Job’s Daughters
Harvey Masonic Temple
Dalton
Century of Progress
Societies of Our Saviors Community Church
Art's
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Al’s Repair Shop
Ellis Kahnt
Prop
City Water Department
Wings
Barber
Harvey Pioneer
Arthur L. Smith
Murray
Sanderson Ave
Dolton
W. 159Th Street
Speyer
Gouwens Bros
Conrad Kern
Indiana Ave
Interocean
Daniel C. Bachmann
Lincola Ave
Dolton, Ill
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