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Newspaper

Spring Valley Gazette

Location

Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1925

Page

16

Local items list visits, sales, and notices in Peru

Community notes show Ottawa and Chicago visits by residents, sales of aluminum ware and furniture, room rentals, and forthcoming events. Local folks attend games in South Bend and at Notre Dame, with coal deliveries, job changes, and health updates noted.

Notre Dame-Northwestern Thrills End in Narrow Defeat

College football drew national attention as Notre Dame fell 13-10 to Northwestern in South Bend. Local attendees included James Doyle Anton Frasco Vincent Doyle William Flannery Joe Doyle Peter Hollerich and others among fans and Father Walsh Miss Mayme Keegan and Bill Hicks.

Notre Dame Father Walsh Marty Keegan Mayme Keegan Bill Hicks James Moran John McDonald Henry Smith James Wilson

Surprise 66th Birthday Party for Mrs Hopkins

A surprise party was held Monday evening November 23 in honor of Mrs Mary Hopkins of Ladd at the home of her daughter Mrs Joseph Sabin on West Dakota Street. Frank Wright and Miss Anna Launezak won prizes after cards. A dainty lunch followed as guests departed noting a very good time.

Mary Hopkins Ladd Joseph Sabin West Dakota Street Hopkin Frank Wright Anna Launezak la Salle

Notable visitors and local notices fill Peoria pages

Misses Anna and Mary Barbich visit Chicago. Tim Duggan of Roanoke returns here. Grace Ferris, formerly of this city, ill in a sanitarium in West Virginia. Radio advertisements offer 1926 Deresnadyne five tube sets for Xmas with deposits. Local families welcome new babies and host gatherings. A busy social week includes Euchre and Five Hundred clubs, football trips, and a Palestine Rabbi talk at Mrs Bernsteins home.

Anna Mary Barbich Notre Dame Chicago N. W Tim Duggan Roanoke Grace Ferris Florida West Virginia Deresnadyne Chas. Fehr Glen Engleman East Fourth Street Engleman Catherine Chivinski J. C. Sitterly Ada Champaign Lyle Sitterly Columbus Ohio Charles Clark Michael Bender Stanley Arthur Hurst Vincent Joe Doyle Anton Frasco James Johnston Johnny Johnston DePue Milestone Rubber Company East Liverpool M. J. Klemick Five Hundred West Devlin Street Nettie Selina Andrew Savio E. Hunter Chillicothe Hunter Lumber Company Peoria Charles Doherty Joe Hollerich Ladies Enchre Club William Campbell Phil McGinnis Euchre Club North Greenwood Street John O’bierne Wm. Hollerich Dennis Conway Banco J. Formichelli Cherry Leo Corso Ladd Frank Holsinger Peru Anna Meckley Granville Jewish Ladies’ Aid Society Dave Bernstein West Cleveland Street Rabbi Cohen Palestine Jerusalem Rabbi Wolf America Berniece Hicks Margaret Wimbiscus Anna Hanney Leona Heilgeist Veronica Reeland Alma Lawrence de Pue John Paul Coveny Aroald Swanson James Barrowman Dan McDonald Irving Franckey Francis Dwyer Roy Cowell

Father of Spring Valley Man Dies in Peru

Anton Lindenmeyer, father of Peter Lindenmeyer of Spring Valley, died in Peru on Monday afternoon after a long illness. He lived his life in Peru as a painter. Survived by wife and five children including Mrs. William Ehrman, Albert, Henry, Rose of Peru, and Joseph of Spring Valley. Funeral with services at St. Joseph's church followed by interment at Peru cemetery.

Anton Lindenmeyer Peter Lindenmeyer Spring Valley Peru Mr. Lindenmeyer William Ehrman Albert Henry Rose Joseph St. Joseph’s Church

Church play pleases Princeton audience

St Louis Catholic Church staged a comedy drama titled TDacon Dubbs at Immaculate Conception School in Spring Valley Sunday evening. A large crowd attended and the performance received warm praise with standout special numbers.

St. Louis Catholic, Church Princeton Tdacon Dubbs Immaculate Correp Tion School Spring Valley

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