Morning Star Mission Twenty-Third Anniversary Observed
The Morning Star Mission marks its 23rd anniversary with programs tonight and over the weekend led by founder Peter H. McCarthy. Services feature sermons by Rev. Carswell, Rev. Crawford, and Rev. Hastings with choirs from several churches and scripture readings.
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Morning Star Mission
Peter H. McCarthy
George C. Carswell
Des Plaines
C. E. Crawford
American Bible Society
Chicago
E. E. Hastings
Central Presbyterian Church
Lockport Mission Choir
First Christian Church
Grace M. E. Choir
Local Social Notes From Area Thanksgiving Gatherings
Thanksgiving plans and gatherings figure in a series of home visits and hosting duties. Ila and Frank Bishop attend at 714 S Eastern with Mr and Mrs William Bishop. Mary J Coyne visits Mrs P S Sweeney in Chicago for the holiday. Mrs Arthur Hansen hosts D H White of Blue Island. Mae Carney expects home from Hot Springs. Lucille Kludovich hosted Modernettes. E G Girls Club members enjoyed a Monday bridge hosted by Mabel Gray at 201 Grover. Harris Wilson Circle of Richard Street Church to meet Tuesday at Mrs H G Jackson’s 524 Strong Ave.
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William Bishop
S. Eastern Avenue
Ila Bishop
Frank Bishop
Henry Gushe
Mary J. Coyne
S. Ottawa Street
P. S. Sweeney
Chicago
Arthur Hansen
S. Richards Street
D. H. White
Blue Island
Mae Carney
Fifth Avenue
Hot Springs
Lucille Kludovich
S. Chicago Street
Modernettes
E. G. Girls Club
Mabel Gray
Grover Street
Harris-Wilson
Ladies Aid Society
Richard Street
H. G. Jackson
Strong Avenue
Thanksgiving Guests From City Homes Share Dinner Plans
Thanksgiving Day plans list multiple Chicago visitors. Mr and Mrs George Perfater and Mr and Mrs Morris Sandford dine with Ebners at 1124 Clement Street. Egan family hosts Kearney grandparents at 207 S Broadway after a meal with Thomas F Egan's family. Easton party travels to Chicago to join James and Mary Fitzgeral. Farrell family guests with Mrs Mary Farrell. Additional entries note Blogg family and others in transit for holiday meals.
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Frank Ebner
Clement Street
George Perfater
Morris Sandford
Chicago
Thomas F. Egan
James
Jack
Raynor Avenue
Egan
Michael Kearney
S. Broadway
T. F. Easton
Albert
S. Prairie Avenue
Mr. Easton
James Fitzger
J. E. Farrell
Patsy
Peggy
Jimmy
Mr. Farrell
Mary Farrell
William Blogg
Chief warns on speeding over new Jackson Street Bridge
Police chief Nicholas Fornango orders drivers to stay under 25 mph on the Jackson Street Bridge. He vows arrest and fine for speeding, stating no serious crashes yet but enforcement will be strict to curb speeds.
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Jackson Street Bridge
Nicholas Fornango
Public Service
Subnormal Returns After Election Excitement Dims
After the election buzz fades, the community shifts focus back to routine affairs and local matters. Officials urge calm, while residents anticipate upcoming deadlines and nearby civic events.
Joliet Enjoys Healthy State
Joliet health commissioner Dr. Lloyd B. Andrew reports a period of good health with contagious diseases at a low level for years. Four chicken pox, three scarlet fever, and one diphtheria case have been quarantined since the month began, compared with ten and eight cases a year ago respectively.
Toy Displays Ready for Xmas Shoppers
Santa will bring dolls for girls and toy autos for boys per Joliet stores holiday displays. Durable toys dominate as the largest toy departments in three years feature the electric Mono Train suspended on towers inspired by German transportation.
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Santa Claus
Joliet
Germany
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