Dolton Library Referendum Polling Places Request
The Dolton Pointer urges voters to support the Library Referendum for a village library at Dolton Village Hall. It notes a $3 to $5 yearly cost per family and highlights dangers if defeated, including volunteers leaving and possible state transfer of books. Polls open August 17, 1963 from 6 AM to 6 PM at Thornridge School.
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Leona Mangnus
Dolton Pointer
Mangnus
Dalton
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Illinois
Dolton Village
Delton
Thornridge High School
Champlain Ave
Dalton library referendum polling places listed for four precincts
Precincts 1 through 4 designate polling locations in Dolton with districts and street boundaries, identifying where voters cast ballots for the library referendum. The piece includes a quoted appeal urging a YES vote and criticizing opponents, signed by a resident who requests anonymity.
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Dalton Library
Park
138Th St
Indiana Ave
Cottage Grove Ave
Lincoln Ave
Ingleside Ave
Greenwood Rd
Sibley Blvd
Roosevelt School
146Th St
LaSalle Ave
Princeton Ave
Berger School
142Nd St
Calumet Expressway
Dolton
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