The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1920-01-17
Local Items
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A lady living in Wisconsin, writes:
Please let me know how much your Leaves
OF Healing is by the year. | have one of
your papers which I have read over and
over and enjoy reading it, for everything is
SO true. When hear from you, l will remit
subscription price.
The fourth Concert season 1920, will
be given by Zion Orchestra at Shiloh Taber-
nacle, Thursday evening, Jan. %, 1920. Let
all keep this date open and arrange to at
tend. Full details in next issue of The
Theocrat
Zion Building Industry is erecting brick
factory building at Winthrop Harbor for
the Monarch Auto Lock Company, the work
being done in the dead of Winter. A lot of
the work is concrete which has been handled
with the weather below zero.
Mrs. c. A. Stateler, Mrs. C. A. Rickert
and Master Harold Rickert of Chicago were
among the guests at birthday party given
by Mrs. S. Mertz of 2813 Enoch Avenue for
her daughter Miss Ida Mertz on the evening
of January 10.
H. H. Towle, D. L. Tracy, Leo. H. STEM
nety and Horace c. Clapmell of the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station were guests
IN Zion Home over Saturday night and
Lords Day, having come purposely to at
tend the services in Shiloh Tabernacle.
A lady and gentleman who were never
before subscribers for the Leaves of Heal
ING, write: 1--WE enjoy reading the Leayes of
Healing that have been handed us so much
that we are sending in our subscription for
g months.
Although December is the slackest month,
OF the year IN the bakery trade, the business
OF Zion Baking Industry ran $4,000 for
that month over the corresponding month
last year. The busy season is again starting.
Next Thursday afternoon and evening at
5 As and 7:45 p. M, JAN p, pupils recital
will be held at the College Chapel Good
programs are always heard at these recitals
and the public is invited.
Zion Building Industry has arranged to
move the Y. M. c. A. building from Camp
Logan to Winthrop Harbor. It measures
over 40 feet in width by about ITO feet in
length
Deacon A. D. Mcneil is in New York in
the interests of the Ladies' Ready-To-Wear
Department of Zion Stores, PURCHASING the
Spring stock of ladies' garments.
Mr.. George P. Melin and son Rodney of
Michigan City, Indiana, visited his sister.
Mrs. James J. Craig of 5000 Enoch Avenue
over Lords Day.
Zion Apron & Handkerchief Factory is
much IN need of several machine operators
IN order to get out work which is in urgent
demand
Mr. Robert Hardman of Boston, Massa-
chusetts, spent the holidays with his sister.
Mrs. E. E. Brunkhorst of Zion Home.
Mr. Joe Hanon of Green Bay, Wisconsin.
visited from Friday until Monday with his
cousin, Deacon ]. P. Detienne and wife of
31O1 Enoch Avenue.
Mrs. Will Davis of Medford, Wisconsin.
VISITED over Saturday and Lords Day with
DNdNOH anu WIS. w. IL. GOODWIN OF Z5lZ
Elisha Avenue.
Mr.. Arthur Goble of Michigan was a
guest, this week, of Elder and Mrs. DeVona
of Zion Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Molinsky of Argo, Ill
1nols have been visiting Mr. and Mrs Max
Molnsky of this city.
Mrs. w. D. Fairweather of McGregor.
North Dakota, is visiting her sister, Miss
Mary E. Kinnear of 3113 Emmaus Avenue
Deacon and Mrs. E. R. Congdon are re-
modelling and building an addition to their
home at 2310 Edna Boulevard.
Mrs. Charles Cherry of Washington.
Iowa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wade
Myers of West 9th Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ Short have moved
into their property at 171O Hebron Avenue.
Mr.. Frank c. Knappen has taken posi-
ton as solicitor for Zion Department Store.
Miss Mabel Hasten has accepted posi-
ton as auditor for Zion Department Store.