The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-19
LOCAL ITEMS
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The business of the new Zion Photo
graphic Studio has been very gratifying, in
spite of the fact that this is considered the
dullest season of the year in that line The
work is done by frst-class man from Chi
| cago, who spends a portion of his time here
each week. A large glass cabinet is being
placed in Zion Store in the passageway
between the Confectionery and Stationery
departments in which many samples of work
done within the past few weeks will be on
display. Aside from portrait work, the
studio is turning out some very attractive
Ienlargements of kodak films, such as country
scenes, cottages, groups, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Minthorn, of Indi-
ana, have been visiting Mrs Minthorn's
sisters, the Misses Edna and Alta Mckinley,
of Zion Home. Mr.. Minthorn recently
returned from overseas, where he suffered
limb amputation, and has been honorably.
discharged from service.
Mr.. Ross Aiuppy has purchased lot,
from the Zion Estate, at Twenty-third street
and Hermon avenue Mr. Frank Freeland
also has purchased lot from the Estate, at
Thirtieth street and Gilboa avenue.
Miss Henrietta Kinner, who has held
stenographic position with the Armour Soap
Works of Chicago for about eighteen
months, has taken stenographic and
general office position with Zion Baking
Industry.
Mr.. w. A. Julian, of Iowa, editor of the
Merrill Record, visited his nephew, E. F.
Julian, of 1920 Elisha avenue, over Satur-
day, attending the services in Orchestra
Hall on Lords Day.
new maple floor has been placed in
the marshmallow room of Zion Baking In
dustry, covering the old cement floor, thus
adding to the sanitation and cleanliness of
the place.
Miss Mabel Hasten, who has held posi-
ton with the Alexander Lumber Company,
OF Chicago, for several years, has taken
general office position with Zion Building
Industry.
Zion Baking Industry has installed new
bread molding machine, which not only is
labor saver but turns out the loaves of
even texture and uniformity of size.
Zion Building Industry is engaged on a
lot of work for Mr.. Lehman Zone of the
owners of the Fair Store, Chicago) at his
country residence at Fox Lake
Mr. H. c. Butler, manager of Zion Candy
Factory, returned this week from business
trip through Michigan, and has now left
for trip through Missouri and Iowa.
Mr. Louis Molback, of the United States
S. S. Kansas, visited his sister, Mrs. Mark
Turner, of 3O1O Eshcol avenue, last week,
while on five day furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Cunningham have
moved from 2616 Elm avenue to 31O4
Enoch avenue Mr. Cunningham has taken
employment on the Zion Temple site
Mrs Pearl Frazell, of Zion Home, was
visited last week by her aunt, Miss Margaret
Baker and her sister, Miss Floretta Baker,
both of Iowa
Deacon Clement W. Mole has exchanged
his property at 1905 Enoch avenue with the
Zion Estate for the residence at 27O6 Eliza
beth avenue
There is an urgent need for several more
girls at Zion Apron and Handkerchief Fac
tory, especially machine operators.
Zion Building Industry is remodeling the
residence and constructing a concrete base
ment for Mr.. c. Finkel, of North Chicago
Mr.. Louis Allen has purchased residence
property, with two lots, from the Zion
Estate, at 22O6 Gilboa avenue.
The Bethel is receiving new roof, which
will add considerably to the appearance of
the building.
Mr.. and Mrs William Brown have moved
to Zion from Indianapolis, locating at The
Bethel
Mrs w. S. Maddox of downstate was
a guest in Zion Home this week
Mrs M. King, of Chicago, is guest in
Zion Home