Dolton Library Referendum Urges Yes Vote August 17
Readers urge Dolton voters to support the Dolton Village Library referendum, arguing the library is essential for childhood literacy and adult education. The letter warns that a defeat could shutter the small, volunteer-run library and send books to a neighboring system, jeopardizing community access to resources.
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Leona Mangnus
Dolton Pointer
Mangnus
Dalton
Dolton
Ilinois
Kay Hemmerling
Places For Dalton Library Election Saturday
Dalton residents vote August 17 1963 to choose library funding locations and access. Polls open at designated sites across the city with guidance from local election officials.
Delton Library election precinct polling places listed
The notice outlines Precinct 1 at Municipal Building 14014 Park with boundaries near 138th St and Sibley Blvd, Precinct 2 at Roosevelt School with boundaries on 146th St, Precinct 3 at Berger School with boundary lines on 14th St and Calumet Expressway, and Precinct 4 at Thornridge High School bounded by 149th St to Lakeside Ave. Polls open 6 am to 6 pm.
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Delton
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
14 And
Calumet Expressway
Thornridge High School
Champlain Ave
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Dolton Village
Dalton Library
Thornridge School
America
Charles Kennedy
Citizens Committee
Witibemerd
MAICO
Maico Orsend
Roseland
Better Hearing Service
Michigan Ave
Riameyer
Teta
Eet
Leonard E. Lasker
Mandel M. Berg
Harvey
Dlinois &T
Chicago
Edison
Skyline
Dumerc
Colonial Club
Schmidt
Arnold
Viking
East 137Th Street
Riverdale
Indiana Age
State Line
Calumet City
Tabu
Dorothy O’bryant
Hottinger
Glenwood
Dyer Road
Ill
T.V
King Arthur
King Arthur’s Restaurant
147Th and
Crawford
Midlothian, Ill
Geier’s