Social Notes N E Side Residents Seek News from Myrtle Kristal
Northeast side district residents are asked to contact Myrtle Kristal for news notes and social events. Local hostesses include Mrs. George Nieman, Joliet Hive No. 299 of the Maccabees held at Mrs. Montville Gray’s home, and numerous graduates and visitors from Milwaukee to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Side District
Myrtle Kristal
N. Cernter Street
George Nieman
Jackson Street
Woman’s Missionary Society
Simon Klein
Virginia
St. Paul
Minnesota
S. Kristal
Montville Gray
Virginia Street
Joliet Hive
The
Maccabees
Ridgewood News Social Notes and Local Visits
Residents are urged to send news notes to Frances Wright at 120 Leach avenue phone 1719 R. Elmer Harman returns from California after visiting family in Ridgewood and Chicago Heights. Roy Hedstrom and daughter Phyllis hosted by E E Thomas in Chillicothe Illinois for Memorial Day. A O Marshall graduating class picnic at Highland Park with thirty pupils. Girls Glee Club party held in school gym. Morris Cary and Virginia visit Michigan. Lester Comer moves to Woodman home on Sterling avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood District
Frances Wright
Leach Avenue
Roy A. Hedstrom
Phyllis
E. E. Thomas
Chillicothe
Ill
A. O. Marshall School
Highland Park
Morris L. Cary
Virginia
Michigan
Lester Comer
Kraker Avenue
Woodman
Sterling Avenue
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Northeast Side News
Alex Robinson
Collins Street
J. Miller and
Bernard
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
Joseph Lezibroom
Maurice Herzog
Milwaukee
Janet Levin
University of Chicago
Ben Levin
Herkimer Street
Edwin Levin
Chicago
Belle Hyman
South Eastern Avenue
Irene Howell
Parks Avenue
Sue Romanowsky
Mary Frances Prazer
Bernice Taylor
Leona l Lark
Joseph Howell
Danville
Kristal
Ridgewood News
Elmer Harman
San Pedro
Calif
C. C. Pierce
Mary Pierce
Earl P. Harman
Chicago Heights
Frances
Wright
Dorothy Stote
Ann
Jenny
Dorothy
Joliet’s Shopping Center
Cass ST
Ottawa
Cass Street
Joliet
Illinois
Cluett
Wilson Bros
Glendale-Glen
Lennon
Wilson's
Stay-Down
Cluett’s
Madras
Harold
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