Neighborhood Social Notes On Southside
Public card party hosted tonight by the Auxiliary and the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War at 207 Union Street. Local residents report weekend visits and guests including Mrs. Joseph Chado in S Ottawa Street and Kate Chado of Spring Valley.
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Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Howard Geist
Union St
Joseph Gross
S. Eastern Ave
Chicago
Gross
Joseph Chado
S. Ottawa St
Kate Chado
Spring Valley
Gail Yaggy
Manhattan Road
University of Illinois
Ira D. Yaggy
Cora and
Marie Darin
Ottawa St
Mary Sanderetto
Louis Sanderetto
Fourth Ave
Central Presbyterian Church
Frances Green
Linden Ave
Harloween
Charles McKeon
First Ave
Kathryn Heath
la Grange
Woman’s Home Missiona Society
Richards’ Street
M. E
Western United Gas and Electric Company
Fred Engimann
S. Chicago St
Dust Threat Hits Homes Put Patience to Test
Dust exposure endangers hundreds of homes and raises safety concerns for residents. A single pat triggers heavy dust clouds compromising indoor air quality and prompting calls for cleaning and mitigation efforts.
April Fool's party at First Christian church parlor
The Sunday Evening club of the First Christian church will host an April Fool's party in the church parlors this evening with Miss Helen Amsay as chairman. The Misses Maizie and Hazel Krans entertained twelve friends at a Tuesday evening bridge gathering at their home. Miss Florence Neumark, 654 Cass Street, returned Sunday from Chicago.
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First Christian Church
Helenamsay
Maizie
Hazel Krans
Florence Neumark
Cass St
Chicago
Mies Bernice Wells
Youngs Ave
Missette Kemp
Kendall College of Physical Education
Young People’s Society of the Swedish Baptist Church
S. S. Donnelson
Plainfield
N. O. Y. B. Club
Maude Hammond
S and S Bridge Club
Louis Joliet
May Crowley
Martin Munson
Catalpa St
Young Matrons Society
Oeone Presbyterian Church
Selma Kristal
Shirley Berger
George
Gowing
Elmwood Ave
S. N. Club
Esther Levin
Herkimer Sr
Ravinia
Belle Hyman
Eastern Ave
Joseph Freeman
Sebastian Burnetti
Masonic Temple
Bur
Well-known humorous magazine closes after bankruptcy
The item notes a famous humor magazine surrendering to bankruptcy and winding down its operations, signaling a complete shut down despite past prominence. It references an enduring source like the Congressional Record as a possible fallback for official record.
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