Washington P T A Announces May Meeting and Family Night
The Washington P T A invites all school children to a May 5 program with sound film from Illinois Bell and songs by the Ivanhoe Women's Quartette at 2 30. A business meeting elects officers for the next year. May 6 hosts a board and bouneco party in the Washington school gym at 8 pm with refreshments and prizes for ten cents.
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Washington Parent-Teacher Association
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Ivanhoe Women’s Quartette
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Neilan
W. Hazen
Bouneco
Gymasium
Washington School
Lincoln P T A Meeting Plans May 3 at Oak Park
The Lincoln P T A announces next Tuesday May 3 a regular meeting with a motion and sound picture from Illinois Bell Telephone Co. A report from Mrs. Arthur Smith on the Oak Park meeting will be shared. A pot luck supper precedes the gathering with Mrs Rudloff in charge for information.
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Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Oak Park
Arthur Smith
Odd Fellows Doldale Lodge Schedule and District Meeting
Three Link Notes First Degree at Doldale Friday with visitors. Second Degree staff rehearses May 2 at the lodge hall. The degree will be exemplified by Doldale at the District meeting May 6 at West Pullman Lodge with Grand Master and officers present. West Pullman invites all Odd Fellows. Doldale cancels May 6 meeting due to district events. Attendance at the Dalton Drug Store 7:30 p.m. for district travelers. Several hundred attended last Tuesday’s 113th anniversary with speakers Reverend Jas Lombard and Mayor Frank Kasten. Rising Star Rebekah Lodge provided entertainment. J Walter Young of Riverdale injured last Monday. four fingers crushed, partial amputation on two fingers to save the hand. He is a Mt. Olive Lodge, Salem, Ill. member living at 18827 School St., Riv erdale. Brother Harry Smith Jr. returns after illness.
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Dalton Drug Store
Rebekahs
Pullman Lodge
Jas. Lombard
Frank Kasten
Rebekah Lodge
West Pullman
J. Walter Young
Riverdale
Brother Young
Mt. Olive Lodge
Salem
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School Street
Harry Smith, Jr
Dolton Merchants to Open Season with May Day Baseball
The first regular baseball game of the season is set for Sunday May 1 at 8 p m at Dolton Park grounds Dolton with the Dolton Merchants hosting the South End Merchants formerly the Ivanhoes. The Legion band will entertain and everyone is invited.
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Dolton Park
South End Merchants
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Ivanhoes
Legion Band
Bremer Impresses Danville Club in Tryout Trials
Herbert Bremer, 18, catcher outfielder from Riverdale, drew strong praise after a Danville tryout. He shifted from catcher to third base and outfield, delivering notable hitting including a bases loaded homer and two two-baggers. Bremer eyes opening day in the Three Eyes league on May 1 as scouts project his potential.
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Danvile
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Ches
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Hoelbertz
O'Malley
Cogan
Trapp
Riverdale
Bookwalter
Jim” Propper
Three Eyes
John Albrecht
Clarence Struss
Rock Island
Clarence
Eddie Taylor
Kansas City
Eddie
Rain Delays Arrows Bethlem Game Postponed
Pneumonia laden atmosphere caused the postponement of the tilt with Bethlehem last Sunday. Coach Propper scrapped pastiming and moth balled uniforms. Ground work continues for an opening league game May 3 at the Arrows home park 188th and Forest. Dick Kreutzberg to pitch in practice game Sunday at 3:00 p.m.
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Arrows
Dick Kreutzberg
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Forest
Ivanhoe Flashes Open Season With Calumet Cardinals Clash
The Ivanhoe Flashes host the Calumet Cardinals Sunday at 2 30 in an eagerly anticipated opener on the west side of IA. A big crowd is expected as the team raises a ten dollar gold piece to help the players. Buy a ticket from a Flashes player on the street.
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Senators and Shamrocks Battle to an 8 8 Tie in Extras
The Riverdale Senators and Dalton Shamrocks tied 8 to 8 after twelve innings amid ongoing twin bill prep with Blazel crest Flashes. Wilmer Hudlin fueled the Flashes with sharp pitching as Hazelcrest edged home team 5 4 in rain shortened seven innings. Sharkey the bat boy starred with five at bats including a bases loaded homer and a double. The Senators home field Indian Hill at 139 South Dearborn hosts Roseland's State Street Flashes on Sunday May 1.
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Blazelcrest Flashes
Shamrocks
Senators
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Hazelcrest Boys
Sharkey
Indian Hill
South Dearborn
State Street
Roseland
Harold Hix
Mohawks Face Pirates In Park League Title Bid
Riverdale Mohawks led by Hans Struven prepare for a Sunday 2:30 PM battle at Riverdale Park against the Pullman Pirates to defend the West Pullman Park League crown. Hammer and Struven anchor a sharp pitching staff as hitters show power and defense improves. eighteen league games loom.
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Hans Struven
Heinerh Unruh
Frankie Simnick
West Pullman Park
Pullman Pirates
Riverdale Park
Mohawks
Riverdale
Wonukuul
Hammer
Struven
Lansing
South End Merchants
Nehring
McClusky
Marcus
Emers
Leib
Altringer
Neath
Kinney
Sellin
Inventors' Ideas Register Snowplow Hen Nest And Sea Wall
The recent U S patent office filings include a snowplow design, a novel hen nest replacing straw, and an improved sea wall. These entries showcase practical innovations across transportation agriculture and coastal defense.
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United States Patent Office
Belief's Stronghold: Authority Tops Reason and Experience
The quotation asserts three paths to belief experience reason and authority with authority deemed most potent. It argues belief based on reason or experience alone falters while authority steadies conviction.
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Liacon
Radio Priest Ley Prepares Sermon for Nationwide Air
The Radio Priest Charles Coughlin of Detroit Michigan, renowned for fiery broadcasts, works in his Shrine of the Little Flower office preparing a new sermon for radio delivery.
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Ley
Charles Coughlin
Shrine of the Little Flower
Detroit
Mich
Knights of Columbus Pinta Council Meeting Notice
The next Pinta Council meeting is scheduled for Thursday May 5 with a stated important topic for discussion and member attendance urged. A free talking moving picture will follow courtesy of the Illinois Bell Telephone Company. A Knights of Columbus school correspondence program and upcoming ball team practice announcements are included.
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Pinta Council
Illinois Bell Telehone Company
K. of C
Knights of Columbus
Grand Knight
John Jay First Chief Justice of U S Supreme Court
John Jay served as the first chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, establishing the role's early authority and shaping early judicial practice. His appointment helped define the balance between the executive and judicial branches in the new republic.
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John Jay
United States Supreme Court
A Ready Pupil Ridiculed by Nightly Baby Vigil
A witty quip notes Roe pacing the floor with a baby for three weeks and the infant’s surprising progress from crying to swearing without yet speaking. The exchange highlights household comedy in a domestic scene.
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Roe
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