Weekend Visitors and Local News From Oak Park Area
Mr and Mrs Oscar Horn of 113 Bowen Place host Miss Mable West inghouse and Charles Roth of Paris Illinois for the weekend and Fourth of July. Horns recently returned from a two week vacation visiting Dana Indiana Paris Illinois and Mr Carmel Illinois. A picnic at Highland Park last night included Mr and Mrs Frank J Zipt Mr and Mrs Arthur McCracken Mr and Mrs Elmer Swansbro and Mr and Mrs Frank Krumlinde of Oak Park. Wilbur Olson of Evanston and Arta Horner Joliet welcomed a daughter born June 23 at St Frances Hospital Evanston. Paul Mapps scout master and others tripled last week from a 10 day fishing outing in northern Wisconsin.
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Oscar Horn
Bowen Place
Mable Westinghouse
Charles Roth
Paris
Ill
Horns
Dana
Ind
Carmel
Frank J. Zipt
Arthur McCracken
Elmer Swansbro
Frank Krumlinde
Oak Park
Highland Park
Frank M. Barber
Duncan St
Week Charles Barber
William Carles, Jr
Janet
Frank Barber
Olson
Arta Horner
Joliet
Wilfred Peel
Sterling Ave
Wayne Engle
Forest Allcut
Robert Johnson
Robert Touzalin
Paul Mapps
Wisconsin
Birthday Anniversary Notes Highlight Local Guests
The celebration honored a birthday anniversary of her husband with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bersano Mr. and Mrs. John Gaudio Miss Anna Compasso Dan Gavani Miss Catherine Gaudio Louis Gaudio Marie Datta and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Compasso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bersano
John Gaudio
Anna Compasso
Dan Gavani
Catherine Gaudio
Louis Gaudio
Marie Datta
Frank Compasso
Foot defect danger and shoe fit urged for healthier youth
A historical notice argues most foot problems come from misuse and ill fitting shoes, urging careful guidance on footwear for children. It cites school inspections showing high rates of foot trouble and links weak feet to later nervous disorders, urging preventive treatment and proper shoe fitting.
Fourth of July Reflections From 1932 Letter
A family from 211 Third Ave plans a Kenosha trip while a July Fourth message urges Americans to recall Independence Hall deliberations. The writer cites Franklin and calls for unity beyond petty differences to serve the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Ferguson
Charles
Ralph
Third Ave
Kenosha
Wis
Congress of Men
Independence Hall
Colonies
Benjamin Franklin
Campaign Insights on Presidential Power and Congress
The article explains the president's limited independent power, stressing that Congress and especially the Senate control budgets and appointments. It urges voters to focus on Congress in this election and evaluate candidates seeking to return or stay in office, emphasizing the legislative branch's significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Senate
Helping Ourselves To Get Along Without A Ladder
A column urges using available ropes not ladders to survive hard times. It cites a drowning due to clinging to ladders and contrasts jobs, costs for basics like food shelter clothing, and a Chicago couple living on twenty cents daily, arguing planning and flexibility help people endure shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. G
Vote Reminder for Chicago as Shaping State Returns
The message emphasizes Chicago voters can cast more ballots than the rest of the state and urges readers to prepare to vote for H. G. in upcoming elections. It notes the importance of Chicago turnout for overall state results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drifus Auto Service
Drifus
Chicago Motor Club
Detaerts
Walter Dents
Fender
H. G
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Southside
The
Spectator
Eiln
Clpse
Graham
Atwater Kent
Spartan
Collins
Aly
Woodruffing
Tigitaires
H. L. Watkins
Kankakee
Frank Mainwood
Jack Baskerville
Collin
Herman . Olivo
Cass
Sane
Boston
Wm. H. Kern
T. J. Neal
Joliet Boiler & Oy Boiler Syear Sale
Crowley
Phoenix
Champion Machinery CO
Champion Bakers
Joliet Plate and Window Glass Company, Inc
Henry C. Ahrens
Cass St
Ades
Joliet Warehouse & Tra
MOV
New Street
L. F. Folkers
F.L. Blachly, M. D
P. W. Karr
Joliet National Bank
Brooklyn News
Brooklyn
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