Village Election Notice Riverdale IL 1931
Village election will be held Tuesday April 21 at Riverdale Village hall Cook County Illinois. Offices include one President and three Village Trustees for two year terms. Polls open 6 am to 4 pm. Notice dated March 6 1931 signed by Village Clerk George L Koehler.
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Riverdale
County of
Cook
State of
Illinois
A. D
Dalton
Dolton
Timber Land Acreage and Village Records Datum
A historic notice records that 464 Chicago holds 1 878 acres of timber land within its corporate limits. The document is stamped Dolton Illinois with dates noting March 10 1931 and references to Dalton Cook County and One President of the Village.
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Chicago
Riverdale Park District Election Set For April 21 1981
The Riverdale Park District in Cook County Illinois schedules a regular election on April 21 1981 to elect two park commissioners for six-year terms. Polling place is the Village Hall. This notice corrects the March 10 1981 posting which listed High Lawn Hose House as a polling site.
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Riverdale Park District
Cook County
Illinois
A. D
High Lawn Hose House
Dolton Park District Holds Election for Park Commissioners
Notice proclaims an April 21 1931 election in Dolton Park District Cook County Illinois to elect two Park Commissioners for six year terms. Polls open 6 a m to 4 p m at the Village Hall Dolton. J O Nair secretary of theDolton Park District.
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Dolton Park
Cook County
Illinois
Dolton
Ilinois
Park Boards Urged to Provide Suitable Baseball Grounds
Al Bessette argues that community sports programs must fund better baseball parks in Riverdale and Dalton. He praises park boards for improvements while criticizing rough fields and Keep Off signs that deter youth, urging targeted investment in healthful recreation and moral development through baseball. He credits boards for achievements and asks not to misconstrue criticism as opposition.
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Riverdale
Dalton
America
Chicago
Mohawks overpower Ivanhoe and Arrows in early season wins
The Mohawks swept two practice games on Sundays April 12 and 15. They beat Morris B. Sach's Arrows 14 to 4 and Ivanhoe A. A. Jrs. 18 to 9, piling up 24 hits in one day. Struven starred with strong pitching and multi hit power.
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Mohawks
Ivanhoe A. A. Jrs
Struven
Ivanhoe
Morris B. Sach
Arrows
Simnick
Curtis
Bush
Klein
Leib
Straven
Flahive
Hamilton Park
Arrows Fall to Mohawks in Preseason Showdown
Preseason Lutheran League game ends 14 to 4 as Mohawks led by Struven and Simnick overwhelm the Arrows. Simnick belts two triples and a home run with runners on base. Struven keeps Arrows quiet through eight innings. Next Sunday, April 19, Arrows face the Old Timers at Riverdale Park featuring Propper Besette Marcus Dave Miller Jordan McGrain Spaet and others.
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Our
Arrows
Mohawks
Struven
Simnick
Curtis
Bush
Engleman
Riverdale Park
Propper
Bessette
Marcus
Dave Miller
Jordan
McGrain
Spaet
Don't Send Pennies to the 1933 Chicago World's Fair
An uproar over Indian head pennies for the 1933 exposition prompts Lenox R. Lohr to warn against sending coins even if dated 1892 or 1898. Letters from donors as far as Mississippi, Washington, Florida, Canada, and beyond offer pennies at par or above, for use as stucco or sale, prompting a flood of requests and a warning about misidentified coins.
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Chicago
Sitting Bull
Little Willie’s Bank
Lenox R. Lohr
Rosedale
Mississippi
Oswego
New York
Browning
Missouri
Baltimore
Maryland
Ontario
Canada
Urgent appeal for better baseball parks by youth supporters
A local plea urges immediate action to improve baseball facilities. It frames the request as a noble cause backed by base ball youth and loyal supporters, asking for stronger parks and greater glory for the game.
Real Musicians Dominate District Band Contest Results
John Tienstra first trombonist of the high school band won first place in the district contest in Cicero on March 27. His brass quartet with Robert Phelan Frank Bright and Lawrence Morrison also won first place for fragments from Stephen Foster. Fred Zimmerman won first with a baritone solo. The quartet and Tienstra qualified for state competition April 23 to 25, with potential national action in Tulsa May 20 and 21.
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Simon
John Tienstra
Cicero
Robert Phelan
Frank Bright
Lawrence Morrison
Stephen Foster
George Garatt
Fred Zimmerman
Killer caught in Chicago gangland holdups
A youth identified as Webber by witnesses confessed to the Wolfe murder after arrest at his Chicago Heights home. Police tracked the suspect via leads from Momence and the Y, referencing a string of holdups including Kleinhuizen and a later car theft.
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Wolfe
Kleinhuizn
Chicago Heights
Momence
Kappmeyer
South End
Kensington
Grady
108Th Street
Michigan Avenue
Adolph Schellhase
State Street
Margaret Keating
Webber
Ah Man
Normal Avenue
99Th Street
112Th
Princeton Avenue
Fenger High School
Smith and
Ryan Tuesday
Rudolph Rossetti
Kappmayer
Klenhuizen
Tarry Pailakas
National Dollar Store
Western Union
Emerald Avenue
Abe Fimkel Drug Store
W. 115Th Street
Stephen Slivon
W. 112Th Place
Delicatessen
Rose Stargel
115Th Street
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George L. Koehler
J. O. Nairn
See’y of
Dolton Park District
St. Cloud Monumental Works
Lansing
Wm. W. Dykstra
Ill
Grant St
New Dolton Park and School
Oal
Malloy Coal Co
Baby
Conrad Kern
Interocean
Indiana Avenue
By “al” Bessette
Champs
Don C. Allen
Captain Gish
Conn National School of Music
George Dasche
Little Symphony
R. Dvorak
University of Illinois Band
Homewood Public School
Allen
Killer