Beverly Hills Neighborhood Social Roundup Spans Travel and News
Beverly Hills residents share travels from Aurora to Michigan, with many visiting Lake Geneva and Green Bay. Local families announce trips to Onekama and Charlevoix, while others entertain at home and attend church and club events. Numerous residents return from vacations, visit relatives, or plan summer outings, including Camp Roosevelt and Grand Beach.
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Busy Bee’s Club
Palos Park
Virginia Graven
Seeley Ave
Oneksma
Mich
Emily Frost
Robey St
Canada
Agnes Frost
Pleasant Ave
Marquette
Gladys
Jack Fox
Ashland Ave
Lake Geneva
Wis
Hoffman
Vanderpoel Ave
C. Kock
Alexander
Ruth Ne Jane
Sun Church
Aig
Hamilton
Thayer
Conner
Vanderpoel’ Ave
Grace “Yager
Washtenaw ‘Ave
Vera Hayden
Younger
Vanderpa
Cook
Tongs
Beverly Hills
Mystery corpse found in Palos cistern near 93rd and 100th
A man about 35 years old was found bound hand and foot with wires, shot in the head, and weighted with bricks in a Palos Forest Preserve cistern. The victim, possibly Sicilian or Italian, wore a dark blue suit and gray shirt, with a gold ring and initialed buckle. Police suspect alcohol or beer wars and consider murder for hire. The suit was traced to Klein's clothing store.
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Palos Forest Preserve
Forest Preserve
93Rd St
100Th Ave
Palos Township
Leroy Davidson
County Highway Police
John Balok
John Novak
Joseph
Fragmented childhood vignette of a father and child
A narrator recalls a busy moment as a child speaks in a tremulous voice asking for papal. The scene shifts to a daughter pleading to see her father, and the speaker reflects that the passing embrace and the child's plea feel heaven like in a tender moment.
Fragmented Philosophical Ruminations on Power and Joy
A distorted excerpt presents musings about superiority and happiness. The speaker notes that some men achieve more access to success, while claiming the sky and sun are theirs. A pastoral image of summer breezes and children near the speaker evokes a personal, almost divine-right tone.
War Hymn's First Name Origin The Marsellaise
The Marsellaise, the popular French patriotic song, began as the War Song of the Army of the Rhine and was later named for the revolutionists of Marseilles who sang it as they entered Paris.
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Army of the Rhine
Marseilles
Paris
Raven Not Altogether Deserving of Bad Name
Two ravens, the American and the northern raven, are described as croaky yet striking in certain lights. The American raven is smaller and dwells in western mountains, venturing to valleys when humans are absent. It feeds mainly on carrion, dead flesh, and frogs, with rodents, insects, and worms, a diet not favored by humans.
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United States
Florence Merriam Batley
Statesman's View on Poetry by Edward Everett
A brief quotation praises poetry as inspiration and natural beauty. It contrasts simple, serene expression with artificial surprise and conceit, asserting that the highest merit lies in understated, unforced phrasing rather than striving for effect.
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Statesman
Edward Everett
Detroit News Mysteries Question Sightseeing Strangers
The Detroit News ponders why many visitors seek out sights that locals deem least interesting. The column suggests curiosity about city attractions and the contrast between tourist lists and routine neighborhoods.
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Detroit News
Miss Louise Hill Ghosts at T B Ranken Home Rockford
Miss Louise D Hill of Rockford Illinois is reported as a ghost this week at the T B Ranken home located at 10635 Wood Street.
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Louise D. Hill
Rockford, IL
T. B. Ranken
Wood
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Beverly. Hills
Robert Totten
Camp Roosevelt
Dorothy Ross
W. 95Th St
Three Oak
Harry Hagenbuck
Charlevoix
Henry Schueneman
Belmont Grocery
Wm. Hedges
Decatur Tih
G. Cannon
Geo. H. Reid
100Th Place
Green Bay
Glen Cannon
Detroit
Otto Altermatt
Momence
K. Tobin
W. 4Th St
Michigan
George M. Murray
Ham Northern
Wisconsin
Eugene McCaffrey
Lake Vermillion
Minn
Decatur
Wagner
Or. Nuss
Deming
108Rd St
South Dakota
Harry Disqua, Smith
Heck
B. N. Reed
Winchester Ave
W. Sullivan
Gary
Howard Schmidt
Charles Sr
Harold Cannon
Jud Harwood
Prospect Ave
H. C. Beshler
Leavitt
Chester Duffy
Hoyne Ave
Pullman
Jean Gardner
F. E. Curtis
Charles St
Ohio
Curtis
H. P. Silva
Burdick Burtch, Jr
Waukesha
J. Bargquist
Annie Moore
Ridge Park
Duluth
Minneapolis
Louis Younger
Epworth League of Trinity’ M. E
Luin Hitz
C. M. Mickelberry
Epworth League of Trinity M. E
Louise Kopf
Wood St
Annie Watson
M. Galloway
Agnes Fuller
103Rd St
F. C. Lewis
6Th of Ang
Beverly Garage
95Th St
Beverly
Palos
93Rd and
100Th Avenue
Willow Springs
Carl Wolf
Conway, Palmer
Freckleton
Springer
Klein’s Clothing
Cullerton
Halsted Street
Fipa
Kissel
Chase
F. C
Sidney Dawson
Caretu Balaived
Kingston- Coloumber
Erié
Ringbloom
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