Twenty Years Ago With The Pointer Honor Roll
The community lists local volunteers who enlisted in military service across branches. Navy recruits include Arthur Schuck Henry Zimmelman Stanley Smyth and others. Infantry and Field Artillery entries name multiple locals like Roy Huntley Emmet Irwin and Irwin Gundaker Jr. Coast Artillery and Cavalry units also show numerous participants from the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Navy
Arthur Schuck
Henry Zimmerman
Stanley Smyth
Arthur Porter
John Burch
Kenneth Maplestle
Earl Slaughter
Paul M. Anderson
George Caroine
Mervil Gardner
Paul Gall
Joe Black
Andrew Garry
Chas Velzy
Harold Packard
Froderick Bradley
Lester Brookfelt
Otto Mogzie
Clarence Stevens
Newton Best
Clarence Ducett
Matty Michels
Herbert Smith
Edward Zook
Roy Huntley
Emmet Irwin
G. Meuzelaar, Jr
W .Meuzelaar
Ist Iil
Field Artillery
Irwin Gundaker
Robert Golding
Geo. Nairn
Harold Tompkins
Lawrence Engel
Raymond Robinson
Lawrence Cairns
Jackson Rhodes
Nathan Bradley
Louis Holmes
Thomas Hammond
Walter Dyer
Walter Mann
Donald Figenbaum
Hanny Ruthrauff
Myron Lambert
Coast Artillery
Wm. Vander Veen
Herman Faden
Peter Schoon
John Harder
Clarence Reynolds
Edward Petak
Lyman Lee
Roy Smith
Edw. Kinney
JC. Kleinhausen
Cavalry
Donald Jenness
Wallace MacDonald
Horace Hampton
Carl Ursetti
Arthur
Kipley and Schulte Wed at Riverdale Church
Miss Anna Kipley of Riverdale and Mr Edward Schulte of Roseland were married Wednesday morning at St Marys church Riverdale Rev Wm Dettmer officiating They will reside at Nowse E 187th place Mr Schulte holds a position in the engineers office with the Pullman Co The bride Gal Ripley has served as cashier and bookkeeper at the Peter Ripley Co Riverdale store for several years Both families are praised for their friendly natures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kipley
Riverdale
Edward Schulte
Roseland
St. Mary’s Church
Dettmer
Schulte
Pullman Company
Gal” Ripley
Peter Ripley Co
Dolton
Thos. H. Purnell
87Th Street
Pointers
Ten Years Ago In Riverdale Local News
Ten years ago in Riverdale: the chief of police on his first day chased a mad dog scare in Highlawn, thefts by boys at the Harbor railroad, and Vivian McPike celebrating her 10th birthday. Indiana avenue repairs proceeded, alderman Govier pressed for immediate work, and Seddie Cogswell married Amma Peters with plans to run a delicatessen store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polce
Dacop Decatur
Riverdale
Highlawn
Harbor Railroad
Vivian
Leonard McPike
Indiana Avenue
Govier
South Holland News
Dalenberg
A. R. Tilston
Dick Couwenhoven
Holland, Mich
Fire Destroys Brinkman Barn. Horses Saved
A barn on the Brinkman homestead at 159th and Halsted burned down around 11:00 AM Monday. Fire companies Harvey and South 146th saved the surviving dairy. The rest of the local church facility undergoes remodeling with a new basement and foundation added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkman
159Th Street
Halsted
Harvey
South
Christian Reformed Church
Jeste Kuipers
Cornelius van Dyn
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
J. H. Weld
Presbyterian Hospital
Mistaken Bandits Freed In Calumet City Robbery Case
Cole Penson and Percy Jones were freed by Chief Justice Michael McKinlay after nearly four months in prison. Jones and Penson, both identified by cafe owner Robert Aikens as bandits who robbed him, were convicted last December 2b. Arrested April 19, William Robinson and Juan Supero admitted robbing Hiken's cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Penson
Percy Jones
Calumet City
Michael McKinlay
Criminal Court
Jones
Penson
Robert Aikens
William Robinson
Juan Supero
Hiken
Harvey Postmaster Named Regular Head of City Office
Joseph S. Flaherty was confirmed by the United States Senate on April 15 as regular postmaster of Harvey. He has served as acting postmaster since April 1 1936 and previously was police magistrate for five years and foreman at The Buda Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Flaherty
Ciwy
United States Senate
Washington
Flaherty
Harvey
Senate
United States
J. Hamilton Lewis
Judge Flaherty
Buda Company
George Sutton
Sutton
Florida Fish Conundrum Versus Experience Insight
A reflective line contrasts experience with action and notes Florida’s vast 650 plus edible fish species. The statement urges self reliance and consideration, hinting at communal support when needed and the value of proactive resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Slack, Arnold Henken, Ray Engel
Pointer
Public, Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
Frigidaire
William May Hardware
Interocean
J.F. Chandler Roofing Co
Chicago St
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