Local groups plan meetings and visits in Riverdale area
The G W Spencer Junior club meets Saturday April 22 at 1 30 pm at Riverdale village hall. Hydrox ice cream outing gathers at the Pointer office. A dance sponsored by Paul Gall Post 303 is set for Saturday April 23 at the Riverdale Beer Garden. Numerous visits and events are listed from Dalton to Dolton with hospital notes and community club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Spencer
Riverdale
Hydrox Tce Cream Company
Pointer
Edward F. O’brien
Lincoln Avenue
Dalton
Florida
Paul Gall
Riverdale Beer Garden
Betty Ortel
Wabash Avenue
N. P. Lorenzen
Giica
Itt
Tninttan
Reedsburg
Wisc
Thurel Meeder
Harold Quinn
John Beck
Henry Fadke
Jacob de Bok
Dolton
Ieving Stoffman
William Horton
Roseland
EB. J. Claussen
Central Avenue
Evanston
Lik
Claussen
George Stier
Ralph Reeves
Arthur Lussenhop
John Rothermel
Gilbert Lane
Phyllis Danielson
Phyllis
Victor May
St. Francis Hospital
Carol Ann Gaines
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Carol
Hastern Star Blanket Club
Emma Wilcoxen
Rose Smith
South Holland
Lowvale
Eastern Star
Henry Young
Chicago
Awarold Stuart
Walter Alm
Fred Wiebke
Edward Wiebke
Wilfred Wernicke
Easter Activities At Lincoln School
Lincoln School reports many students absent Friday due to a snow storm and excused until 2:30 PM. Marion Renick returns after illness. Grades five through eight create Easter greetings as the school plans a joint spring and Easter vacation from April 13 to April 19, with no softball games this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Buvey
Marion Renick
St Paul School Art Class and Measles Update
In Room 1 children draw sail boats and color sky moon and water. Room 3 notes measles cases returning to class as fifth grade studies Central States and sixth grade studies France and African possessions. Room 4 reports Donald Thatter and Frederick Hess ill with arm infection and measles while sixth graders join class and posters for Air Mail Week and Lutheran exhibit in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
France
Africa
Donald Thatter
Frederick Hess
Air Mail
Lutheran School
Franklin School Puts On Easter Themed Operetta
The first and second grades present Have You Seen the Easter Rabbit on April 21 at Franklin School. Easter Rabbit Elves and children play out an old superstition as they search for Easter eggs. Kindergarten sing My Dolly and My Pony. fourth graders imagine a Paris trip and recite April Order.
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Franklin School
Franklin
Georgia Propper
Robin Red Breast
Ronald Wreuhling
My Dolly
My Pony
Paris
Township High School to stage Spring Prom in April
The Thornton Township high school plans to hang a new auditorium curtain at Harvey this weekend for the senior class play Spring Prom set for April 22 and 28. A black cyclorama was purchased and reservations opened after last Monday with a few choice seats left. Mr Monteluin and the orchestra prepare selections for openings and intermissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Township Med School
Harvey
Fifth and Sixth Grade Music Periods Open for Operetta Practice
The Sump Chorus of boys wears unusual costumes and promises many laughs. The eighth grade notes Marjorie Kroon out sick with a bad cold. They begin a new arithmetic chapter titled Our Country. Seventh grade reports a high scoring English test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Kroon
Washington School Spelling Contest Leaders Mentioned
In row four the leading pupils are Bobby Kay Phyllis Ballard Bobby Hansen Lola Schnurlein and Don Leturno. Girl Scouts held investure for Lois Roberts and Dorothy Mullen on Tuesday April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Kay
Phyllis Ballard
Bobby Hansen
Lola Schnurlein
Don Leturno
Lois Roberts
Dorothy Mullen
Interesting tales of Indians and Eskimos at Wanzer Dairy
A museum visit shared stories about Indians and Eskimos and the group looks forward to an engaging time at Wanzer Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanzer Dairy
Washington School Operetta Rescheduled After Blizzard
The Washington school operetta Whispering Wood based on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was halted by last Friday’s blizzard. It is rescheduled for Friday April 22 with a 1 30 p m matinee and an 8 p m evening show. Extra details appear on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Snownwhite
Lee Stahl and Co offers latest spring wear for all
Roseland department store Lee Stahl and Co at 113th street and Michigan avenue advertises new ladies misses and children outfits. It invites shoppers to buy spring clothes in time for Easter. Herman G. Horn son of Mr and Mrs Gus Horn of 13844 Indiana are left Friday April 8 for CCC Camp Mercer Manitowisa Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Ill
Dolton
Robert C. Haney
Ralph Vandenberg
Ernest Dieck
Roy Vandenberg
Edward Brookfelt
LeRoy Lucas
Dolon
Nashville
Tenn
Ralph
Lyle Dorman
Dalton
Hugh Bergstrand
Harvey
Miami
Florida
Lansing
J. McLaughlin
W. Cantrell
Thornton
Evelyn Ehlers
Jean Kay
Lois Unruh
Riverdale
William Guild
Tovey
Andrew Garry
Henry Bijandt
Robert Hair
Jean Packard
Lake Michigan
Calumet
Twaivey
South Holland
C. Dreshall
Laura Freyer
Chicago
Herta Packard
Beverly Ills
F. Seestadt
Marion
E. Maybaum
Roland
Blue Island
Marie Hilmer
Muriel Stahnke
Victoria
Minn
Naomi Grant
Alex Grant
Leyden Avenue
Roseland Community Hospital
Albert Miller, Jr
Albert Miller
Park Ave
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Frank Berndt
Donald Born
Harvey Band
Thornon Township
Harvey Epade
Washington Parent-Teacher Association
Howard Nelson
Michigan Avenue
D. Watson
Blue Labell
Michie Belange
Grace Gustafson
Nellie Coe
Freda Maby
Ruth Andrews
Trattie Jones
Lillian Holzinger
Lillian Spanier
West Pullman
Lee Stahl and Co
Roseland
113Th Street
Herman G. Horn
Gus Horn
Indiana
C.C.C. Camp Mercer
Manitowisa
Wisc
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Hess
Hess Tire
Calumet Ave
Hammond, Ind
ST. Paul School
Nancy Shankland
Betty Seidel
Jett, Shumard
Bette Hansen
Warcaret Tennant
Myra Goooden
Corinne Trimble
Mr. Brown
Illingis Pell Telephone Company
Harvey Federal Savings and Loan Association
East
154Th St. Harvey, Illinois
Harvey’s Oldest Financial Institution
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