Frankfort News Highlights Christmas Plans and Local Events
Local families discuss Thanksgiving gatherings and December church programs. St Peter's Evangelical hosts the second Young Peoples meeting December 8 with speakers including Clarence Klepper and William Breidert. Ladie's Aid crews at Evangelical and M E churches hold elections and Christmas parties with gifts and pot luck meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Knight
Lester Koerner
Gon Billy
William Koerners
Young Peoples
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Clarence Klepper
William Breidert
Frances Heusner
Marjorie Knibt
Ladie’s Aid
Evangelical Church
Ida Lankenau
Elsa Warning
Stanley Johnson
Union St
Joliet
Ladie
M. E
Victor Eisenbrandt
Dearborn
Mich
Airlane
Alma Populorum
Waukegan
Blanche Mitchell
George Andrew
Harvard
Illinois
Frankfort
Harold Heisenr
Chas. Rahm House
Dr. Seron
New Lenox
W. W. Hedges
Hedes
Boyer
Reddick
Ill
A. J. Heusner
Edwin Bettenhausen
Andres
Art Solum
Chicago
Chester Pfaff
Frankfort School
Dorothy Eisenbrandt
Alice Wischove
Marie Schmuhl
Phyllis Harnack
June Pfaff
Roy Pfeifer
Glenn Schroeder
Louise Scheer
Harold Deist
Installations Highlight Plainfield O E S Officers
Plainfield witnesses the installation of the 1936 officers for Pansy chapter O E S at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson of Joliet as installing officer. New officers include Zerrell Lockwood as associate matron and secretary R Ira Jones. Socials followed with light refreshments as various local residents and families were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Plumer
Pansy Chapter
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Hutchinson
Joliet
William Weller
H. A. Goodson
Ralph O. Mather
Boughton
Zerrell Lockwood
Xerrell Lockwood
R. Ira Jones
Guy Overman
Burton Lambert
David Fairweather
Maurice Smiley
S. S. Owen
R. O. Mather
Henry Dwyer
Adah
Marcia Overman
Ruth
Milton Sonntag
Esther
LaVergne Bronk
Martha
Grace Fellows
Electa
Leroy Taylor
Warder
Clyde Essington
Sentinel
E. F
Tate
Stanley Schmeding
Slim
Fidelis
M. EK
Karl Sharp
Roy Selby
Sharp
Clarence Spangler
Worthy Brockway
Louise Hartong
Motor Deaths Total 7344 In 45 Weeks
Deaths from automobile accidents in 86 leading cities for the first 45 weeks totaled 7 344, 150 less than the 1934 period. Last week deaths were 217, vs 216 prior week and 230 for the same week last year. New York led with 22, Chicago 20, Detroit 9, Boston 7, Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 4.
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Department of Commerce
New York City
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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