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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1946

Page

3

Meat Ceiling Price Lists to Be Available Soon

M G Johnston acting price board chairman announced that miniature price lists will be posted in stores selling meat as ceilings return on September 9. He warned of continuing meat shortages due to limited cattle supply, urged cooperation to avoid black market temptations, and noted new enforcement staff in the Chicago district.

Price Control Board Western Avenue Blue Island M. G. Johnston Riverdale Dalton Johnson Johnston OPA Chicago

In Memoriam John Schmutzler

In loving memory of my brother John Schmutzler who died September 23 1945. Gone but not forgotten. Mr and Mrs Adam Schmutzler and Children remember him with love.

Schmutzler John Adam Schmutzler

Vets urged to register to vote on state bonus

Veterans eligible for the state bonus urged to register with county clerks or election boards. Bradney of the Illinois Veterans Commission outlined residency requirements and registration dates, noting options for precinct days and mail voting deadlines. Active service members may vote by mail even without prior registration.

Homer G.bradney Illinois Veterans Commission Board of Election Commissioners Bradney Chicago Downstate Board of Election ‘Commissioners Election Board County Board of Supervisors

History of the Well at 188th Street and Leyden Avenue

Richard Hess Sr recalls the abandoned well site dating to 1881 when Tessman ran a tavern there. Horses tied outside while patrons drank inside the saloon. The property later changed hands to Christ Schmutzler who built a filling station, with the gas station later torn down before the war. Daniel C Bachmann recently bought the lot to landscape the grounds.

188Th Street Leyden Avenue Richard Hess Hess Tessman Christ Schmutzler Daniel C. Bachmann

Walther League District Convention in Chicago Palmer House

The Northern Illinois District Walther League held its 22nd annual convention at the Palmer House on September 14 and 15. A gala banquet filled the grand ballroom Saturday evening as sessions offered varied programs and fellowship. Local St Paul’s League members in attendance included William Peters Alvina Busch Bill Busch Selma Kaiser Dorothy Helen Reisbich Henry Reisbich Mrs Fern Pfitzer Mrs Renata Schroeder Mildred Busch Gloria Treftz Richard Herbst Herbert Lotz Elsie Krell and Wilma Wiegel.

Northern Illinois Walther League Palmer House Grand Ballroom St. Paul’s League William ‘Peters Alvina Bill Busch Selma Kaiser Dorothy Helen Henry Reisbich Fern Pfitzer Fern Pfitzer, Mrs. ‘Renata ‘Schroeder, “Mildred Busch, Gloria Treftz Richard Herbst Herbert Lotz Elsie Krell Wilma Wiegel

Red Cross Announces October Home Nursing Classes

Red Cross hosts fall Home Nursing courses at Chicago Headquarters starting September 10 11. Free sessions aim to teach in home care to meet nursing shortages with options across October dates and two daily time slots in Room 403 at 529 South Wabash avenue. Call Wabash 7850 to enroll.

Red Cross Chicago Chicago Red Cross South Wabash Avenue Wabash

Census Analyst Estimates 1.5 Million Eligible Males

Dr. Hope T. Eldridge of the Census Bureau states the supply of eligible men remains ample at about 1.5 million. The remark prompts questions about gender balance and social expectations.

Hope T. Eldridge Census Bureau O. K

Small Firms Hire Most Jobs in Nation Amid Growth

About 2 836 000 concerns in the country employ under 100 workers each and provide jobs for roughly one third of all wage earners, highlighting the outsized role of small employers in the economy.

America U. S Illinois Central Minois Central

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