Blossom Week in Michigan Celebrates Fruit Belt Bloom
The Chicago Motor Club outlines a Joliet to Michigan fruit belt route for Blossom Week, May 8, with a 90 mile trek and circle tours through Benton Harbor St. Joseph and New Buffalo Niles. The event features a queen, floats, bands, and Nite O' Knights parade. Tulip Time in Holland May 13 to 20 offers contrasting spring beauty with vast tulip beds and Dutch architectural flair.
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Chicago
Scott St
Joliet
The
Chicao Motor Club
Motor Club
Michigan
Fruit Tree Area
Twin Cities
St. Joseph
Benton Harbor
New Buffalo
Niles
Berrien County
Holland
Mich
Old Holland
Michigan Fruit
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Erratic Personal Fragments
A jumbled pass of phrases including coffee aroma in a cabin, glowering cheeks, hunger, and stray words about a will and a court. The text mixes nonsensical lines and partial sentences with no cohesive story or clear entities.
Joliet Summer School Set to Open June 13
Joliet boys and girls will begin eight weeks of summer study on June 13 under T M Deam assistant superintendent J T H S. Classes run mornings with almost all regular subjects offered. Fee is 1 dollar weekly per subject up to two subjects per student. About 250 expected to enroll. last year over 800 attended free.
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Joliet
T.M. Deam
Ingalls Park social notes and church events
Ingalls Park residents are urged to contact Doro thea Glaudell at 202 White avenue for social news notes. Local gatherings include Philathea class at 304 Davison street and J I M class event at Mrs. Ambrossio’s on May 20 with a treasure hunt. Families visitables feature Mr. and Mrs. Haslett, Litchenberg, Gibson, and Siegmund households with weekend trips to Chicago and Wilmington.
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Ingalls Park District
Dorothea Glaudell
White Avenue
Harvey le Messurier
Eet
Betty
Dorothy Lev Ett
Leo Haslett
White Ave
Ray Litchenberger
Chi High
Is Headstrom
Philathea
Ingalls Park
M. E
Marjorie Mapps
Davison St
Lorraine Babbitt
Independence Ave
J. Ambrossio
E. Washington St
Ambrossio
Frank Theis
Chicago
James Keeler
Skillet Club
William Price
Wilmington
Walter Gibson
Gibson
Canton
Ill
George Siegmund
Michael Sorensen
Michigan City
Ind
Robert Siegmund
Washington St
Geraldine McKeon
Lee McKeon
Emma Wendt
The
Sunshine Officers’ Club
Perry Review
Ollie Phelps
Hobbs Ave
Parent-Teachers’ Association
T. E Culbertson
R. Robinson
Kings Herald of
M. E. Church
Alfreta Heap
Gladys Goddard
Annabell Ruthe
Norma Heap
Louisa Milweard
Gladys Martin
Fred. Wilkins
Crete
Bailey Reece
Rolla Starner
Jessie Sr
A Magnet for Sorrows
A dialogue follows Mr Grampson explaining his habit of inviting trouble without intent. He claims by standing alone and appearing friendless, trouble naturally gravitates toward him.
Riddle Answers From Page 8
Riddle answers noted: one with a band around it, one about wives telling them to go to blazes, and one referencing a run in stockings. These clues point to three quick wordplay solutions.
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Nite O’ Knights
Cames
Ingalls Park News
Aohem
Milwaukee
Will County
PIONA
Pennsylvania
Irson.co
Clarence Berman
Solomon Berman
Illinois Sr
Freddie Brown
Dick Watters
Idelle Levin
Gary
Emory Darling
Billy Palmer
Blossom Lewis
Celia Ohman
Donald Halper
Ann Futterer
Mary Louise Kinney
Sonya Halper
Mr. Grampson
Public Service
Val
Leonard Seed CO
Madison St
Milwaukee Ave
Michigan Ave
Barbara Fritche
Confed
Erate
Maryland
Rendel
Duco
van Buren St
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