Judge Horner Takes Downstate Gubernatorial Tour
Democratic candidate Judge Henry Horner continues his state tour meeting county chairmen precinct leaders and business figures while avoiding public speeches. He plans an August 17 stop in Springfield for the Knights of Columbus barbecue and will visit Jacksonville Decatur Litchfield Bloomington Hillsboro Carlinville with downstate headquarters in Springfield led by John Jelle.
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Henry Horner
Downstate
Springfield
Knights of Columbus
Judge Horner
Jacksonville
Decatur
Litchfield
Bloomington
Hillsboro
Carlinville
John Jelle
Horner
Will County
J. W. McCarthy
P. F. McFarland
West Park Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
West Park residents share visits and trips as neighbors list weekend guests and forthcoming events. Local schools, clubs, and church groups meet while families attend reunions and travel to nearby cities for short trips and family occasions.
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Ingalls Park District
Dorothea Glaudell
White Avenue
West Park District
Elda Marie Gig
Fisk Avenue
Family travelers return from Kentwater Michigan
Mrs Edward T Carpenter of 1220 Highland Ave Mrs Frank Frey her mother Miss Lucille Carpenter her daughter and Jess Carpenter and daughter Jacqueline her son and granddaughter are expected home tomorrow or Sunday from Kentwater Michigan where they rented a cottage for a week or so Miss Irene Carpenter of Highland Ave has been guest of her sister in law Jess Carpenter Little Miss Shirley Tezak daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Tezak 1408 Oakland Ave is expected home early next week after visiting her aunt and uncle Mr
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Jean Cowan
Chicago
Lonnie Woodard
Washington St
R. BE. Magee
White Ave
Gardner
Anna Theis
Cabery
Frank Theis
William Berger
Minneapolis
Epworth League Institute
Institute
New Lenox
Nancy Wright
Oak Park
John T. Kelley
Laura Hansburger
Phylis
Fredrick
Columbus
Ohio
E. A. Clark
E. Washington St
Janice Clark
Milwaukee
Wis
Dorothy Clark
Charles O’donnel
Jack
Anna Mae
Michigan
East
Niagara Falls
Dayton, O
Mildred Kile
Momence
Gertrude Brown
S. Hebbard Sr
Doris Hoss
Cabery Ir
W. Webster
S. Hebbard St
Morgan Bush
Siegmund St
Hennepin
William Tomsheck
Robert Chippendale
Gibson City
Minnie Johnson
Amboy, Ill
R. G. Johnson
Evelyn Krenz
Henry Krenz
Elberta
Ala
Charles Albert
Betty Jean
Highland Park
Ill
John Hills
Arthur Hills
Forest Preserve
Troy
Rose Torrey
E. Washington Sr
Douglas, Mich
Alfred Madsen
Robert Woodard
Aes
Roy Scull
Wheeler Ave
Ruth Kent
Islay Glasgow
Willow Ave
Cherry Hill Club
Alice Ndiremyer
Anna Austin
New York City
Monay
Ee Sadie McClaskey
Hunter Dve
School
Braidwood
Henry Ridgeway
Hunter Ave
Kankakee
Thomas Wood
Silver Cross Hospital
Alex Suffern
S. Raynor Ave
Edward T. Carpenter
Highland Ave
Frank Frey
Lucille Carpenter
Jess Carpenter
Jacqueline
Kentwater
Iréne. Carpenter
Bhirley Tezak
Frank Tezak
Jennings and Hennifer Exchange Snappy One Liners
A brief exchange shows Jenning declaring he is a man of few words and Hennifer replying that he keeps those few busy with sharp retorts. The dialogue reads as witty banter highlighting their personalities.
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Jenning
Hennifer
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Capitol
Danville
Harriet Kay
Siegmund Sr
Bethel
Walter GC. Reinhardt
Harry Paulin
Howard
Edward Kennedy
Sheldon
Raymond Paulin
Ellen McKirgan
Bailey Reece
William Price
Clara Cox
Norris Sotzen
Nobel Glaudel
Dupage River
Charles Allen
Braceville
Joseph Rigoni
Vivian
Nicholson St
Ore
Rockford
Miss Day
Margaret Bar
Rett
Gladys Brandon
Bert Brandon
Chuck Mensler
Calumet City
Moody Merce
May
Margaret Barrett
Andrew Elliott
Raynor Ave
Eliott
David Paton
Elaine
A. J. Barrett
N. Center St
Jack Kaminski
Hammond
Ind
Robinson-Resler
Martha Kenn
South Sica
Fred Robinson
Lawrence-Resler
August Jahncke
Arthur Weese
Phillip Strysik
Vernon Men
Louis Rigoni
Strysik
Oakland Ave
Ingalls Park News
West Park News
Neva Arnold
Ruth Buck
Jane Taylor
Huster Ave
Frederick
J. T. Whitney
Beaver Dam
Billie Petersen
McDonough St
Wilcox District
The
Spectator
SILK
Boston
Boston Store
Speed
Sara Silk
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