Two Dalton Notables Split Property With Plans Looming
M H Jenness and W L Wilcox buy the Dutch Reformed church lot on Park Avenue Dalton to split the parcel between their adjacent properties. They may start a new church denomination, as both can preach when upset. Charles C Schnoor reopens his billiard hall. Plumber Frank Wulff lifts a 673 pound stove and falls but escapes with a bruised eye. Safety first. Mr and Mrs Richard McDonald welcome a baby girl born Sunday September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Jenness
W. L. Wilcox
Dutch Reformed Church
Park Avenue
Doton
Milt
W. I
Charles C. Schnoor
Dalton
Frank Wulff
Waiter May
Pointer
Frank
Richard McDonald
Irwin Avenue
Shower honors Miss Eva Van Frden in South Holland
A miscellaneous shower was held in honor of Miss Eva Van Frden last Wednesday evening. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. P. Breen and Mrs. F. Tans of Roseland attended with Mr. and Mrs. Tans. Other noted visits included Mrs. B. De Graff and Mrs. Henry T. De Young visiting Champaign relatives by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva van Frden
P. Breen
F. Tans
Roseland
Tans
B. de Graff
Henry T .de Young
South Holland
A. de Young
Champaign
Lll
Lina Gouwens
West Side Hospital
Chicago
Tunis Gouwens
Alma Fanny Stalin
Peter Dalenbeg
Tunis Sanetfort
Santefort
Wausau Lumber Company
Birthday party honors Miss Anna Schug with gifts and games
Ten years ago with the pointer ten years ago some twenty friends of Miss Anna Schug surprised her on her birthday last Saturday evening September 7th. She was presented with several dainty gifts. A fine lunch, games, singing and dancing, made the evening a happy one for all. Edward Gallegos, little son of Di Gallegos, was taken sick last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Schug
Edward Gallegos
di Gallegos
Two Cyclists Collide With Bread Truck in Holland
On a Tuesday morning in Solth Holland News ten years ago Peter Ho Anke and Henry Pluymert riding a motorcycle collided with a bread truck while en route to work. Details are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solth Holland News
Peter Ho Anke
Henry Pluymert
Notable Local Accidents and Town Notes at State Street
Reported injuries from a collision north of the river on State street include Mr Anker with bruised hand and internal injuries, and Mr Pluymert with a fractured ankle. Mrs L C Vander Meiden visits from Manhattan Mont with Mrs Van Dyk. Families Lip VanderVeen and daughter drive to Kalamazoo to visit relatives. The new sidewalk progresses. Marvin Ettinger of Austin Tex, a junior in high school, is noted for advanced math skills but is limited to half-day classes. A calf near Smyth Center Kan weighs 10 pounds at birth. Henry Preston of Chicago fined 835 for speeding, doubled after he insulted the arresting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Mich
South Holland
Marvin Ettinger
Austin
Tex
Housing Act aids homefinancing through local banks
A national housing act notice urges homebuyers to visit lumber offices and discuss programs with John A. McColl, treasurer. Local banks including First National Bank of Dalton and others have shown interest and will handle financing papers. The program aims to boost construction, employment, and public morale to restore business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McColl
First National Bank of
Dalton
First Trust and Savings Bank of
Riverdale
South Holland Trust and Savings Bank
Fire Chiefs Warn Against Carelessness
Fire chiefs Mohr and Ripley compare Fire to public enemy number one Dillinger. They urge ceaseless vigilance to prevent fires, warning that carelessness by smokers, matches, gasoline, and wiring endangers homes and lives more than criminals. They insist fire losses stem from citizen behavior and offer prevention advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillinger
Mohr
Ripley
Dillinger
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Holland News
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Frost National Bank
Mm Dalton
A J. Larson
Ford Agency
Vilage Hall
S Tout
Mas Vati Snabovitch
Fredericha Street
Lawson Viers
Smyth Center
Kan
Henry Preston
Steele
Public Service
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
National Housing Act
Dolton
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