Riverside Community News Notices and Visits
Riverside community notes report multiple visits and condolences after the death of Joe Prymek. The record lists numerous residents visiting friends at various homes, including Lorack, Gerot, Havel, Cray, Burich, and Mors, with extended family and neighbors dropping by to share sympathy and gather at local homes over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside, R. 1
Joe Prymek
Bert Cray
Vitor Burich
Luna
Arthur Lorack
Arlerio
Mills
Melvin’ Havel
Harry Malichky
Chas. Havel
Stanley Heck
Care of Public Utility Bonds and Investment Trends
Public utility bonds offer safety for conservative investors but require careful study due to holding company overcapitalization and complex behind the securities. Prefer bonds of operating companies to collateral trusts, noting that large issues like Commonwealth Edison yield lower returns but higher marketability, while small electric and street railway issues have higher yields and lower liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itme
Fides
Straus Brothers Investment Institute
Commonwealth Edison
Tsue
Iigdeo Ele Tric
Simul
Heck home Lorack assists Dvorak in woodwork
Mr and Mrs Clair Flynn will entertain the 500 club on January 22. The feature appears in a local social note describing Thursday activities with Jim Dvorak helping to saw wood at the Heck home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck
Lorack
Jim Dvorak
Mrs. Clair Flynn
Local Social Notes From Palestine Area Deeply Personal
Irene Vse Co and Roy Havel host and visit relatives through the week. Families including Plecker Schnoebelen Ramsey McHorak Kron Knotek Draker and Vondrasek share weekend and weekday gatherings at homes and Riverside. Periscopes in Brussels fronts reflect observation habits of residents observing street life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Marshall
John Knotek
Jean
Led Kos
Ad Kos
Robert Kron
Suny
John Otek
Itiehara Murphy
Frank Kron
Mellosh Havel
Dol Plecker
Roy Havel
K Iday
Charles Vondrasek
Irene
Dorothy
Riverside
Brussels
Goldenrod and Hay Fever Thane Teath Summary
Goldenrod and hay fever plants, common in this country, are cross pollinated by butterflies and bees and are insect pollinated. The Dollen provides a positive hay fever response but is not wind borne, causing hay fever only with direct contact.
The Cost of Luxury at Home and Love's Quiet Gain
Jim and Doris compare a lavish guest house stay with their modest home, weighing comfort and independence against status. Doris savors authentic towels and piano notes while Jim wrestles with envy and happiness as Mary’s world tempts them to dream bigger. Their kids endure a sober dinner, longing for self-made comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Stary
Mike T
Donna
Jim
Doris
Doris Slzhen
Dori
Win
Tor
Jin
Lusury
Henry
Grand Plano
Theo
Ailoni
Elsar
Serosa
Clita Tito Place
Tina
Sam
Widow’s Mite Tale and Folklore of Washington Land
Fragmentary account traces the Widow’s Mite myth tied to a Washington land tract later linked to the city site. It notes a chief’s decree and a mother clinging to land, but cites little factual foundation from wills and local history. The piece also touches on language origins of “yell” from Chaucer and a late Night Birds anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Manna
Chaucer
al Weekly
London
The Greatest Punishment Quote Reflected In Fragments
Fragmentary quotation quotes disdain as the greatest punishment from a source attributed to E, WW, Lowe and Mont. The text notes the world and family shaming as the harshest fate, with scant readable context about speakers or meanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Postponed Church and Club Meetings Announced
The You Missionary society of the United Presbyterian church postpones its meeting to Tuesday evening in January. The Rch members are reminded of the indefini te dinner. A general meeting of the club is set for Thursday at 2 34 in the Woman's room of the Y with important business to transact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Mors
Ole Peter Gerot
Alva Heck
Stern
Brantey Henk
Will Gorot
Lsse Pestor
Emily Lorack
Raymond Lorack
Chat Leo Kron
M. L. Lincoln
John Riggs
Peter Gerot
Wilbur Mathes
Clement” Rammethart
Baby
Theodoreath
A. R Cummins
Lloyd Alberts
Irene Mincer
Will Boyd
Near Anne
Fred Travel
Lewis
Chas Lorack
Chas
Melvin Havel
Victor Burich
Joe
South Side Country Club
Fterman
Wesley Prehoda
Rouehter
Emily
Stanley Hee
Alvah
Tg Beste
Chicago
New Morrison Hotel
Clark Sts
Ayer
Faspirin
Palestine
Qo D
R.ch
Wit Savi
Niles
Mra
Wahl Rday
Hampshire
C.F. Rathmel
D. F. Macon
Art Anderson
Henry Klein
Washington Ud
West Chester
Lowa
Northwestern Manure Spree
Emerson Zany
Hayes Planter
McCormick Binde John Deere
Dane Hay Loade
McCormick Mower V Stock Rak
J. A
Freshwaters
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
R. E. Dougherty
Cleric
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