Fourth Annual School Exhibit and Community Supper
The Lincoln Ave school hosts a February 20 1924 exhibit with hours 2 00 5 00 and 7 00 10 00 pm and 10 00 pm to 1 00 am. the community supper is at 6 30 pm. Tickets are 25 cents on sale next week.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
1
The Lincoln Ave school hosts a February 20 1924 exhibit with hours 2 00 5 00 and 7 00 10 00 pm and 10 00 pm to 1 00 am. the community supper is at 6 30 pm. Tickets are 25 cents on sale next week.
Pupil announces a Wednesday February 20 1924 event at Lincoln Avenue school inviting students and townspeople to attend the Fourth Annual School Exhibit and Community Supper. The town description notes Montana plains with a deep valley climate hot and dry and surrounding mountains with trails and a murmuring stream.
The Palmer Method program lists Improvement Certificates for Evelyn Palmer and Edith Dengler and Progress Pins for Jacob Norman Elizabeth Robinson Clifford Wilkens and Ruth Reich. Buttons awarded to Felton Bergold Viola Reich and Russell Brady. Visitors include L EB Reich Mrs Burchett Mrs Bergold Obeldobel Dorothy Reich Ruth Klinkhammer Theo Hedtke Jr Alberta Shoop Viola Rampke Gladys Steel Lucile Wunsch. Division Seven will be allowed twelve delegates to the annual.
The County Superintendent will host the spelling contest on April 26. Six of twelve delegates come from six supervised districts with one each from Chicago Heights Dalton Blue Island Harvey West Hammond and West Harvey. Unsupervised township schools compete for remaining delegates. Board buys Home Shield Flash Card sets for rooms one and two and orders Jones complete spellers for room 3 replacing Pierce.
A dense fog caused a rear collision between two Matteson specials on the S C at 48th Street last Friday. Many passengers from Riverdale Dalton Harvey Matteson were injured and taken to Illinois Central Hospital or the 12th Street station clinic. Names from Riverdale and Dolton include Miss Henrietta Hameister Miss Louisa Hameister Miss Marie Frazer William Rockrohr Mrs Edward West Mrs Herman Wiebcke and others. A half dozen other railway and streetcar wrecks were reported in daily papers. One motorman said he could not see two feet ahead.
Last Saturday at about 9 30 p m the Strosinski home was awakened by strange noises. Tony called police then learned it was a birthday gathering for Mrs Anton Strosinski. Guests from Roseland Hamilton Park Joliet Riverdale played games and danced. A lost pocketbook containing a diamond ring and $10 offers a $10 reward.
Baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stomp at 13429 Forest avenue. Mrs. Louisa Mahler fractured her arm after a fall. Miss Drea Krueger operated on for appendicitis at Blue Island hospital. Mrs. Fred Logan returned from California after visiting relatives. Henry Koehncke leaves for Carroll City Iowa for a month. Mr. E Mangold of Pittsburgh visiting mother and sister in the area. Mrs. Wallace Reid appears in Human Wreckage at Dalton Theatre Feb 12 and 18. Mae Berschinski hosts eleven friends for her birthday. Calumet City council awards a $118,000 water main contract. Gibson couple welcome a son Feb 4. Ford plant in Hegewisch hires start up workers. production to begin soon.
The Ladies' Aid groups from St. Pauls church Dalton M E church and Ridge M E church announce events this February. A Banco party at St. Pauls church basement on Feb 16, an all day meeting with pot luck lunch on Feb 14, and coffee service at Berger school on Feb 12 at 2 30 pm. A silver collection will be taken.
Mr. James McLaughlin and Mr. Emil C. Kasten, both long time superintendents in the brick industry, left for Los Angeles to attend the Brick Manufacturers Convention. They oversee Chicago and Illinois brick yards and plan to apply new ideas from the event locally.
A for sale notice offers a double bed with spring and a round dining room table. Inquiries at 13744 Leyden Avenue Riverdale Illinois. Telephone Rivergals.
Peoria Illinois February 6 two city high schools spearheaded a nationwide memorial plan. Educators and business leaders join to raise 300000 dollars from three million high school pupils at ten cents each. The funds will support a memorial building at Princeton University.
Cook County Truck Gardeners and Farmers Association held a large meeting at Dalton village hall. Farmers oppose changes to last year’s contract for sugar beets and request existing terms. Midwest Sugar Refining Corp and Holland-St Louis Co representatives attended but could not agree, to be discussed with company officers. A follow-up meeting is planned in Blue Island next week to settle the matter.
Ten Kensington police from the station were injured when a patrol wagon collided with a flivver at 107th street and Michigan avenue while racing to a gas station hold up report. Eight officers in the wagon and two in the flivver were hurt, taken to Pullman hospital, with all expected to be incapacitated for days. The captain praised the swift response and urged merit for the officers.
Dolton Village Board convened with President Smythe and absent Trustee Colwell. Finances show January 31 balance of 2162.70. The Bi-Lateral Hose Co. won a 300 foot fire hose contract at 1.10 per foot. Mail service changes include Dolton on C and E I trains with new stop times starting February 11, and Panhandle schedule adjustments beginning February 10.
Henry Hilgendorf returned home last Friday after a two weeks visit with his mother Mrs. Hilgendorf sister Elizabeth and brother Matt at San Antonio Florida 18 miles inland from the Gulf They own a 20 acre fruit and truck farm Henry reports all well and prospering Their move to Florida occurred about four years ago His mother and siblings are in good health Mrs Hilgendorf was formerly an old Dalton resident and has many friends here who are glad she is thriving in the south Also note Lost Airdale dog in Dolton reward to Scotch Jenness Park avenue Dolton Telephone 38 1p
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