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THE SENTINEL ANNOUN C ING The Readiness of the Z Fall & Winter Collection of new and exclusive Designs in models of SUITS -- COATS & WRAPS / Also Full Line Of Furs L. Goldberg & Y J. Barandon Importers Suits and Gowns 4553 Sheridan Road - Telephone SUNNYSIDE 1107 VITROLITEi is the most attractive looking, eco-nomical and easiest cleaned table top. Pure white in color, with a ° beautifully polished hard surface that does not absorb stains, and that food acids cannot injure. For restaurants, cafeterias and lunch-rooms. Write for literature. ar TheVitrolite Company Chamber of Commerce, SChicago, Ill. . T. . - Residence: Sheldrake 1117 Business: Sheldrake 2 13 MILLER'S ELECTRIC SHOP CHICAGO Electric Washing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners, Ironing Machines. Washing Machine repair work a Specialty 1253 Devon Ave. Chicago, Ill. L 1 TOPS WEAR OR TEAR No matter how careful an auto owner may be. Our business is to make Tops as good as new. No matter what the condition. Let us prove it. FRAN-CE'S AUTO TOP AND TRIMMING CO., 5730 So. Halsted Stneet. Phone Went worth 6514. NEW CONCERN HAS SUCCESS FRANK M. BUSBY, Inc., AUTOMOBILE TOPS AND TRIMMINGS, A POTENT FACTOR IN CHICAGO AUTOMOBILE CIRCLES. A comparatively new concern which has become a potent factor in the automo-bile industry of Chicago is Frank M. Busby, Inc., Indiana Avenue and Thirty-ninth street. This business, which was established in February 1920, has grown to large proportions with every indica-tion that the gratifying development will continue. The fact that Mr. Busby is so well known along automobile row and is rec-ognized as a man of the utmost busi-ness integrity is a contributing factor to the success of his business. He realized that there was a good opportunity for a SOCIAL. The Post Confirmation Club of K. A. M. Temple held its regular meeting on Dec. 12. Frieda Mills sang. The next regular meeting will be held on Dec. 19 at the Kenwood Loring School, 46th and Ellis avenue. The Humboldt Social Club announce their next Sunday afternoon dancing party at the Pine Room Stratford Hotel, Sunday afternoon Dee. 26 at 3 P. M. By popular request and for a holiday treat they will also run two special dancing parties, Dec. 25th and New Years day, Jan. 1. They will be held at Pine Room, Stratford Hotel and will commence at 3 P. M. A party was held at the home of Mrs. Lou Poneher,. 1610 south Central Park avenue Dec. 11. Lunch was served for 12. Those present were Mesdames Broad, H. Krulewitch, S. Leibs, G. Quater, J. Chap-man, S. Levine, L. Quater, S. Chapman, R. Levy, M. Shuman, and Korer. Miss Blanche Finck, 1907 south Saw-yer avenue has left for St. Louis, Mo., to spend the Holidays with her cousin Mrs. A. Oleon of that city. Miss Jen Goldberg, 1143 south Ashland boulevard has left for Streator, Ill., to spend several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Louis Samors of 905 north Madison street. An important business meeting of the Englewood Community Club is to be held Sunday, Dec. 19 at the Ogden Park Field House. The money received is to go toward a building fund for a Community house for Englewood. The committee is in charge of Mr. Julian Pitzele. Assisting him are Misses Hattie Bernstein, Dorothy Hirseh, Florence Stein, Mina Lebovitz, and Messrs Harry Lewis, Meyer Lewis, Hen-ry Markowitz, Bernard Rosenzweig, Ben Mandel, Harry Lebovitz. An interesting program will follow the business meet-ing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hattis, 2441 north Albany avenue announce the birth of a son, Bernard Sidney on Wednesday December 8. Mr. and Mrs. A. Levine, 2028 Potomae avenue celebrated their fifteenth anni-versary on December 12 with a reception in the evening at their home. Eighty guests were present. The couple received many beautiful gifts. The Misses Myrtle and Annette Arkin entertained with Oriental and fancy dancing. Candy, cakes, and good cheer were showered on 200 wounded soldiers at the United States Army hospital at Forty-seventh street and Drexel boulevard by ten girls of Beta Gamma Phi sorority. business in automobile tops and trim-mings, and the other accessories of the trade and accordingly organized the Frank M. Busby, Inc., with the best of prospects. From the outset the business was sue-eessful and each month has witnessed a most encouraging development. This con-cern turns out only the best grade of work and the working organization is the best that it is possible to obtain. At present the concern is having large demand for its winter inclosures for automobiles. Headed by Miss Rosalie Lang, president of the sorority, the girls brought a box of apples, many pounds of candies, bars of chocolate, and smokes. Many of the boys couldn't leave their beds. More could not hold matches to light the cigars and cigarets the girls brought-they had lost hands or arms. The girls intend to make other trips to the hospital and visit the wards they missed this time. Those helping distribute the goodies were Mildred Toffler, Evelyn Silverberg, Sarah Nathanson, Myrtle Lieberman, Es-ther Newberger, Henrietta Levy, Beat-rice Moses and Tessie Unterberger. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Jameson (nee Dorothy Cohen) of 848 Junior Terrace, announce the arrival of a son, Ivan Biar, on December 8, 1920. The Dahlid Sorority has made arrange-ments to have an Informal Dancing Party on Saturday Evening, January 22, at the Crystal Ball Room of the Great Northern Hotel. IN MEMORIAM. In memory of our beloved mother, Augusta Mendelson who passed away December 17, 1917. Toda' , recalls sad memories Of a loved one gone to rest And those that think of her today Are those that loved her best. From her devoted children and grand-children. A monument in memory of AnnaNew-berger will be dedicated Sunday, Dec. 19 at 2 p. m. at the Ateres Israel cemetery, Waldheim. Gertrude Pollack, age 21 years, be-loved daughter of Alex and Julia, fond sister of Max and David. Funeral was held Friday, Dec. 10, 10 a. m., from her late residence, 1931 Humboldt boulevard. Service at B'nai David Ohovo Zedek Temple, to Waldheim cemetery. WANTED-Lady for clerical work in Congregation. Apply by mail to Mr. Hen-ry Lurie, Community Home, 25 N. Karlov avenue. BOARD AND ROOM.-Light airy room. Excel. table. Pri. Jewish Fam. Near L. and Wash. Pk. Gent. Pref. Went. 1192. Young Man of studious habits desires one or two rooms in a home in the Lawn-dale Section or immediate vicinity where he shall be assured of quiet and privacy. Send reply to Mrs. S. B. Komaiko, 1400 S. Albany avenue. LUDWIG DRUMS A Drum for Every Purpose Why not a Drum in your home to add life and gaiety to your Parties and Social Gatherings? Used with Phonograph or Piano. It's easy to learn-only a little practice makes you a more popular entertainer. At the same time you fit yourself to make some extra money. Ludwig Drums are used for Pro-fessional work. We manufacture the instrument from start to finish. Don't miss this opportunity. Call, write or phone us NOW. LUDWIG & LUDWIG 1611 N. Lincoln St., Chicago Phone Armitage 80 Largest Exclusive Drum Factory in the World MARX RESTAURANT North West Cor. Madison & Dearborn Sts. Catering to lovers of Sea food -- a real place to eat - Phone Central 5452 iar. a. Nyr Formerly with Joseph Rothschild Rooms-1215-16 Venetian Bldg. 15 E. WASHINGTON ST. MONTEFIORE CLUB 5117 Kenmore Avenue Caterstoparties, weddings and receptions Meals served on Sundays and Holidays to small or large parties J. RIEGER, Caterer KOSHER HUNGARIAN COOKING Winter Enclosures for all makes of Cars STANDARD AUTO REMO-DELING CO. Monroe 1778 719 W. Quincy St. Half Block No. of Jackson Blvd. STEVENS, MALONEY & C0. Stationers, Printers, Engravers Steel Filing Devices, Office Furniture, Desks and Chairs Every office necessity can be obtained at our store 21 S. La Salle St., Phone Central 3186
Object Description
Title | The Sentinel, v.040 no. 12, 1920 |
Subject | Jews--Illinois--Chicago--Periodicals |
Description | v.40 no. 12 (Dec. 17, 1920). The Sentinel was published weekly by the Sentinel Pub. Co. from 1911-1996. |
Publisher | Sentinel Publishing Company |
Contributors | Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies |
Date | 1920-12-17; 1920s (1920-1929) |
Format | Periodical |
Language | eng |
Coverage | United States--Illinois--Cook County--Chicago |
Rights | Made available by Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership. To request reproduction from a print copy or inquire about permissions, contact resources@spertus.edu. |
Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |
Description
Title | 00400012 28 |
Transcript | THE SENTINEL ANNOUN C ING The Readiness of the Z Fall & Winter Collection of new and exclusive Designs in models of SUITS -- COATS & WRAPS / Also Full Line Of Furs L. Goldberg & Y J. Barandon Importers Suits and Gowns 4553 Sheridan Road - Telephone SUNNYSIDE 1107 VITROLITEi is the most attractive looking, eco-nomical and easiest cleaned table top. Pure white in color, with a ° beautifully polished hard surface that does not absorb stains, and that food acids cannot injure. For restaurants, cafeterias and lunch-rooms. Write for literature. ar TheVitrolite Company Chamber of Commerce, SChicago, Ill. . T. . - Residence: Sheldrake 1117 Business: Sheldrake 2 13 MILLER'S ELECTRIC SHOP CHICAGO Electric Washing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners, Ironing Machines. Washing Machine repair work a Specialty 1253 Devon Ave. Chicago, Ill. L 1 TOPS WEAR OR TEAR No matter how careful an auto owner may be. Our business is to make Tops as good as new. No matter what the condition. Let us prove it. FRAN-CE'S AUTO TOP AND TRIMMING CO., 5730 So. Halsted Stneet. Phone Went worth 6514. NEW CONCERN HAS SUCCESS FRANK M. BUSBY, Inc., AUTOMOBILE TOPS AND TRIMMINGS, A POTENT FACTOR IN CHICAGO AUTOMOBILE CIRCLES. A comparatively new concern which has become a potent factor in the automo-bile industry of Chicago is Frank M. Busby, Inc., Indiana Avenue and Thirty-ninth street. This business, which was established in February 1920, has grown to large proportions with every indica-tion that the gratifying development will continue. The fact that Mr. Busby is so well known along automobile row and is rec-ognized as a man of the utmost busi-ness integrity is a contributing factor to the success of his business. He realized that there was a good opportunity for a SOCIAL. The Post Confirmation Club of K. A. M. Temple held its regular meeting on Dec. 12. Frieda Mills sang. The next regular meeting will be held on Dec. 19 at the Kenwood Loring School, 46th and Ellis avenue. The Humboldt Social Club announce their next Sunday afternoon dancing party at the Pine Room Stratford Hotel, Sunday afternoon Dee. 26 at 3 P. M. By popular request and for a holiday treat they will also run two special dancing parties, Dec. 25th and New Years day, Jan. 1. They will be held at Pine Room, Stratford Hotel and will commence at 3 P. M. A party was held at the home of Mrs. Lou Poneher,. 1610 south Central Park avenue Dec. 11. Lunch was served for 12. Those present were Mesdames Broad, H. Krulewitch, S. Leibs, G. Quater, J. Chap-man, S. Levine, L. Quater, S. Chapman, R. Levy, M. Shuman, and Korer. Miss Blanche Finck, 1907 south Saw-yer avenue has left for St. Louis, Mo., to spend the Holidays with her cousin Mrs. A. Oleon of that city. Miss Jen Goldberg, 1143 south Ashland boulevard has left for Streator, Ill., to spend several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Louis Samors of 905 north Madison street. An important business meeting of the Englewood Community Club is to be held Sunday, Dec. 19 at the Ogden Park Field House. The money received is to go toward a building fund for a Community house for Englewood. The committee is in charge of Mr. Julian Pitzele. Assisting him are Misses Hattie Bernstein, Dorothy Hirseh, Florence Stein, Mina Lebovitz, and Messrs Harry Lewis, Meyer Lewis, Hen-ry Markowitz, Bernard Rosenzweig, Ben Mandel, Harry Lebovitz. An interesting program will follow the business meet-ing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hattis, 2441 north Albany avenue announce the birth of a son, Bernard Sidney on Wednesday December 8. Mr. and Mrs. A. Levine, 2028 Potomae avenue celebrated their fifteenth anni-versary on December 12 with a reception in the evening at their home. Eighty guests were present. The couple received many beautiful gifts. The Misses Myrtle and Annette Arkin entertained with Oriental and fancy dancing. Candy, cakes, and good cheer were showered on 200 wounded soldiers at the United States Army hospital at Forty-seventh street and Drexel boulevard by ten girls of Beta Gamma Phi sorority. business in automobile tops and trim-mings, and the other accessories of the trade and accordingly organized the Frank M. Busby, Inc., with the best of prospects. From the outset the business was sue-eessful and each month has witnessed a most encouraging development. This con-cern turns out only the best grade of work and the working organization is the best that it is possible to obtain. At present the concern is having large demand for its winter inclosures for automobiles. Headed by Miss Rosalie Lang, president of the sorority, the girls brought a box of apples, many pounds of candies, bars of chocolate, and smokes. Many of the boys couldn't leave their beds. More could not hold matches to light the cigars and cigarets the girls brought-they had lost hands or arms. The girls intend to make other trips to the hospital and visit the wards they missed this time. Those helping distribute the goodies were Mildred Toffler, Evelyn Silverberg, Sarah Nathanson, Myrtle Lieberman, Es-ther Newberger, Henrietta Levy, Beat-rice Moses and Tessie Unterberger. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Jameson (nee Dorothy Cohen) of 848 Junior Terrace, announce the arrival of a son, Ivan Biar, on December 8, 1920. The Dahlid Sorority has made arrange-ments to have an Informal Dancing Party on Saturday Evening, January 22, at the Crystal Ball Room of the Great Northern Hotel. IN MEMORIAM. In memory of our beloved mother, Augusta Mendelson who passed away December 17, 1917. Toda' , recalls sad memories Of a loved one gone to rest And those that think of her today Are those that loved her best. From her devoted children and grand-children. A monument in memory of AnnaNew-berger will be dedicated Sunday, Dec. 19 at 2 p. m. at the Ateres Israel cemetery, Waldheim. Gertrude Pollack, age 21 years, be-loved daughter of Alex and Julia, fond sister of Max and David. Funeral was held Friday, Dec. 10, 10 a. m., from her late residence, 1931 Humboldt boulevard. Service at B'nai David Ohovo Zedek Temple, to Waldheim cemetery. WANTED-Lady for clerical work in Congregation. Apply by mail to Mr. Hen-ry Lurie, Community Home, 25 N. Karlov avenue. BOARD AND ROOM.-Light airy room. Excel. table. Pri. Jewish Fam. Near L. and Wash. Pk. Gent. Pref. Went. 1192. Young Man of studious habits desires one or two rooms in a home in the Lawn-dale Section or immediate vicinity where he shall be assured of quiet and privacy. Send reply to Mrs. S. B. Komaiko, 1400 S. Albany avenue. LUDWIG DRUMS A Drum for Every Purpose Why not a Drum in your home to add life and gaiety to your Parties and Social Gatherings? Used with Phonograph or Piano. It's easy to learn-only a little practice makes you a more popular entertainer. At the same time you fit yourself to make some extra money. Ludwig Drums are used for Pro-fessional work. We manufacture the instrument from start to finish. Don't miss this opportunity. Call, write or phone us NOW. LUDWIG & LUDWIG 1611 N. Lincoln St., Chicago Phone Armitage 80 Largest Exclusive Drum Factory in the World MARX RESTAURANT North West Cor. Madison & Dearborn Sts. Catering to lovers of Sea food -- a real place to eat - Phone Central 5452 iar. a. Nyr Formerly with Joseph Rothschild Rooms-1215-16 Venetian Bldg. 15 E. WASHINGTON ST. MONTEFIORE CLUB 5117 Kenmore Avenue Caterstoparties, weddings and receptions Meals served on Sundays and Holidays to small or large parties J. RIEGER, Caterer KOSHER HUNGARIAN COOKING Winter Enclosures for all makes of Cars STANDARD AUTO REMO-DELING CO. Monroe 1778 719 W. Quincy St. Half Block No. of Jackson Blvd. STEVENS, MALONEY & C0. Stationers, Printers, Engravers Steel Filing Devices, Office Furniture, Desks and Chairs Every office necessity can be obtained at our store 21 S. La Salle St., Phone Central 3186 |
Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |