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The Homewood News

Location

Homewood, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1928

Page

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Homewood Defeats League Leaders in Ten to Five Victory

Homewood spiked Chicago Heights 10 to 5 as Flash Augustson homered and a string of safe hits fueled a comeback after Chicago Heights briefly led 5 to 4. Hank Struss issued wild pitches amid a fifth inning rally. Homewood answered with four in the sixth and two in the eighth, aided by squeeze plays and timely hits from Sodetz McGlasson Powley and W Augustson.

Homewood Chicago Heights Flash Augustson Hank Struss Heights Powley Harty Louis Hansen Hank Schoof Awith Homewood Stock Hank Sodetz McClassen Flash W. Augustson McGlasson Rust Czopek Palcek Zinker Scadowsky Scotty Mascaro Ummary R. Augustson Struss Gestout L. Hansen Cyopek

Fire Destroys Ascher's Store in Chicago Heights

A mystery blaze destroyed the Ascher department store on Halstead Street in Chicago Heights early Monday, with damages near 100000 dollars. Firefighters from Chicago Heights and neighboring towns battled the flames aided by rain, saving the adjacent Thomas hotel as winds drove the blaze into a furnace. The building, 20 years old, was reduced to four standing walls with stock ruined, origin of the fire undetermined.

Ascher Department Halstead St Chicago Heights Thomas Hotel Ascher Thomas Ascher Company Matteson Chicago Heights Outfit

Thornton Town ship high school graduation set for June 14

The class of 1928 at Thornton Town ship high school will hold commencement in the school auditorium on Thursday at 8 p.m. The Baccalaureate sermon will be given by Dr. John Timothy Stone of Chicago on Sunday, June 10 at the high school. Among 168 graduates are Ruth Antes Agnes Armitage LeRoy Connell Edward Dahlin Marjorie Gold George Helgerson Florence Little Marion Locke Josephine Matis James McCall Lucille Pearson Clara Renker Engadine Seymour Earl Wickline and Alice Wiederhold from Homewood.

Thornton Township High School John Timothy Stone Chicago Homewood Ruth Antes Agnes Armitage LeRoy Connell Edward Dahlin Marjorie Gold George Helgerson Florence Little Marion Locke Josephine

Americans All pageant at Homewood Presbyterian Church

The Annual Children's Day service at Homewood Presbyterian will be held Sunday June 10 at 10 30 am. It features songs recitations and memory work plus a pageant titled Americans All performed by Sunday school children and Junior Christian Endeavor with a cast including Alice Margaret Armitage George Knox Nellie May Tienstra and others. All parents of school children are invited. A baptismal service for infants will also be held.

Homewood Presbyterian Church Alice Margaret Armitage Liberty Bell George Knox Jack Seymour Priscilla Nellie May Tienstra Charles Raybuck Bernice Tienstra Jennie Marie Hill Billy Baxter Genevieve Anderson Marcella Hunt Margaret Mackenzie Donald Murray Raymond Edward Hisele Ann Thrower Coretta Baxter Presbyterian Sunday School Thornton Forest Preserves

Mrs. Adelar Cadieux Dies After Illness in Homewood

Lottie Moraillon Cadieux of Homewood dies suddenly after weeks with inflammatory rheumatism. Born in Allier France in 1885, she came to Chicago as an infant and later moved to Homewood with her husband Adelai M. Cadieux and their four children. Funeral at St. Joseph's Homewood with burial at Hazelwood. arrangements by Fred A. Cordt.

Adelar M. Cadieux Gottschalk Avenue Lottie Moraillon Cadieux Charles Moraillon Homewood Allier France Chicago Adelai M. Cadieux Altar and Rosary Society St. Joseph’s Church Lottie M. Cadieux Marguerite Charles Lawrence Vernon

New Giant Mikado Engine Tested by Chicago and North Western

The Chicago and North Western pulled a train of 195 box cars over Radner Hill on the Pekin division in southern Illinois. The 135 foot engine weighs 684000 pounds with 79500 pounds of tractive power, aiming to boost freight car averages from 25 to over 100 per train.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway Radner Hill Pekin South Pekin Nelson Ilinois United States

P.T.A Elects Officers At Central School Meeting

The P T A gathered at Central School Thursday night to elect officers. President Mrs D Pontius, vice president Mrs J Patterson, secretary Mrs Donald Davis, treasurer Miss Maria Boylan. A report on the state convention was given by Mrs Metah Morrison.

P.T. A Central School D. Pontius J. Patterson Donald Davis Maria Boylan Metah Morrison C. T. Bright Esther Merriam Frank Yosek

Ladies Society Meeting at Mrs Sanford Home

The Ladies Society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs Jas Sanford on Klimm street on Thursday June 14 at 2 00 o clock.

Ladies Society of the Methodist Church Jas. Sanford Klimm_ street

World’s Fair Tickets On Sale At Local Banks

The Chicago World’s Fair committee, with local organization representation, asks Chicago and surrounding residents to subscribe 5 dollars to fund the promotional drive. Each 5 dollar pledge earns ten fair tickets and an engraved booster certificate, with funds deposited in local banks to ensure proper handling. Homewood residents are urged to contribute locally to credit Homewood’s effort, with subscription blanks available from the committee or banks. Frank P. Cowing chairs the Homewood local committee.

The Chicago Homewood Frank P. Cowing

500 Night To Celebrate Legion Membership Drive

Members of Homewood Post No. 483 plan an event in front of the Steger cafeteria tonight as Chicago Heights post marks reaching its 500 member goal. Howard Savage will headline with speakers from Chicago and Chicago Heights and Bill Bennett’s Leaping Lena act will entertain.

Homewood Post No Steger Chicago Heights American Legion Bill Bennett Joliet Legion Fourth District Chicago Howard Savage Cowing Bros

United Spanish War Veterans Camp Meeting Notice

The Major Lawrence M. Ennis Camp No. 79 will meet at the Chamber of Commerce hall 11145 Michigan Avenue on Monday June 11 at 8 00 p m All veterans of the district are urged to attend SAM LEFFMAN Adjutant

Lawrence M. Ennis Chamber of Commerce Michigan Avenue Sam Leffman

Menzel Takes New Position with Portland Cement Association

Carl A. Menzel of West Cedar road joins the Portland Cement Association in Chicago as associate engineer supervising concrete fire resistance testing. Formerly with the Forest Products Laboratory in Madison, he contributed to fire-resistance techniques and published reports on load bearing partitions and walls.

Carl A. Menzel West Cedar Road Portland Cement Association West Grand Avenue Chicago Menzel Laboratories Underwriters’ Laboratories Protection Department Carcer Forest Products Laboratory Madison Wis

Idlewild Terrace Zoning Plea Dominates Homewood Meeting

At a Homewood board meeting villagers petitioned to reclassify Idlewild Terrace as class A residence and to rescind a greenhouse permit. The plan commission was asked to review zoning, with building permit pauses while awaiting action. The board also approved village official bonds and appointed two people to a Fourth of July committee.

Plan Commission Idlewild Terrace Cowing Schwarz James Kentish Pickering M. L. Griffith H. F. Pearson Board of Local Improvements Ridge Road Dixie Highway Ashland Avenue State Highway Department

Homewood Public Schools Hold 1928 Commencement Evening

The Homewood public schools held their annual commencement at the Central School auditorium at 8 p.m. The class of 1928, including Richard Ashbrook and Barbara Smith, will receive diplomas after a program of band and orchestra selections, poems, and speeches. A party for graduates and teachers followed.

Homewood Public Schools Central School Homewood D. A. Allen Thornton Township High School Miss Kelly T. H., Allen Homewood Presbyterian Church Richard Ashbrook Helen Kinsey Dana Connell Donald Anderson Helen Berkley Barbara Smith David McCord Herbert Iverson Mary McCall Will—Vorana Schulz W. H. Vante Harvey Federated Church Alvin J. Gold Board of Education C. Brere E. C. McCord Sec Helen Berkly Thomas Berkley Vivien Bodell Norman Fork Margaret Brie Daisy Burnside Christy Kern Rose Chisser Margaret Deak Harry Rehberg Miriam Fork Walter Richards Louise Frishkorn Balias Tolnai Joan Garrison Andy To

Homewood Public Schools Names Next Year’s Teaching Staff

The Homewood School Board announced the upcoming faculty for the next academic year. Superintendent S. E. Adair leads the roster with teachers across grades from kindergarten to sixth, plus music and drawing instructors. Remaining teachers from this year will return alongside several new selections.

Homewood Public Schools Adair S. E. Adair Ida Wilson Alice DeBower Emma Timian Helen Kelly Evelyn Hamilton Elizabeth Balhouse Marie Boylan Esther Merriam Sylvia Maret Fay Mills Verna Altermatt Elsie Comstock Jeannette Doorhein

Yeoman and Schoning Wed at Hazel Crest Home

The marriage of Mrs. Yeoman to William Schoning occurred at the bride’s Shea avenue home in Hazel Crest on Saturday evening. Rev. E E Park officiated with relatives and guests including Mrs. Laura Smith and the Kesters. A wedding reception followed. the couple will reside in Hazel Crest.

Hime William Schoning Shea Avenue Hazel Crest E. E. Park Community Church Laura Smith 8. Kester

Picnic committee seeks help with children's outing

A mobile to assist in taking the children out is requested. James Stephens, 615 W, chairman of the picnic committee, asks for a call.

James Stephens

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