Worth Fighting For Promoting Child Welfare and Union Drive
A speech outlining goals for child welfare abolition of child labor and a push for healthy youth activities. Includes a target of one million members by May 1 1985 and a push to remove Soviet influence. Reports on Legion activities, sports results, and Lincoln PTA meeting notes with play Smilin Through and upcoming officers election.
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Soviet
Russia
Legion
Paul Gal Post
Lottie Wernicke
H. Belz
Legion Auxiliary Notes and Upcoming Meetings
The American Legion Auxiliary reports Mrs. Helen Thal is ill and hopes for improvement. The next regular meeting is Thursday evening February 14. The Paul Gall Unit No. 803 thanks donors and workers for the banco party. Juniors meet Saturday February 9 at 1 30 p m. A Valentine party for juniors is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thal
the Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Gall
Banco
Civil Service Examinations Announced Across Agencies
The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive exams for Pharmacologist and several FDA and other postings with salaries from 1020 to 5600 dollars. Deductions up to 5 percent for economy and 84 percent for retirement apply. Some states meet quotas differently. apprentice fish culturist and ink plant foreman are exempt from apportionment. Full info from the Civil Service Commission or local post offices. In New London Connecticut two boys burned their parochial school building after seeing poor grade reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Washington, D. G
Bureau of Fisheries
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Secetary
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
St. Mary’s Parochial School
New London
Conn
Candy sale nets $26.50 for T T H S and J C P T A
Mrs Lorenz Kipley, chair of the ways and means committee, reports the candy sale raised $26.50. She thanks all donors and notes the community was 100 percent in keeping promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Kipley
Ways and
T T. H
Kipley
Franklin P T A Sets Feb 12 Meeting With Founder’s Day
The Franklin Parent Teacher Association moves its meeting to Tuesday February 12 1935 at 2 pm to hear Mrs Bruce Smyth guest speak celebrate Lincoln's birthday National Parent and Teacher Founder’s Day and local Founder's Day. A one act play Ask Nancy will be presented plus a Founder's Day cake and candle ceremony. The motion picture committee seeks a school projector. Charter members receive invites. Next Child Study Group meets February 21 1935 at 2:30 pm at Franklin school led by Mrs Eleanor Altenhoff on New Morals for Old. Refreshments to follow.
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Lincoln Parent Teachers Assn
Lincoln Auditorium
Milton Younker
Frank Cowing
Jr. C
wAssn
Vans
Lindbergh
Marie A. Thompson
Miss O’brien
Peggy Younker
Gloria Treftz
Lois Anne ‘Hhir
Ruth Nelson
Harriet Reich
Alice Rudloff
Win .Baker
Harold Stanley
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Bruce Smyth
Franklin School
Eleanor Altenhoff
Constipation Relief After 30 Years Promoted by Adlerika
A Dolton Drug Store customer, Alice Burns, reports thirty years of constip ation ended after using Adlerika. She says souring food from the stomach plagued her previously and credits the remedy with making her a new person.
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Adlerika
Alice Burns
Dolton Drug Store
Thornton Ponies Rally To Beat Argo Lightweight Team
The Thornton ponies beat Argo 46 39 after trailing at halftime and leading 31 28 in the third. Boudreau scored nineteen. Mangano excited the crowd as Argo finished the fourth with four players due to lack of substitutes. The Waddleston ponies earlier defeated Bloom 28 21 signaling their first league win.
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Waddleston Ponies
Fighting Bloom
Thornton
Argo
Boudreau
Mangano
Bloom
Wildcats
Selves
Hellman
McComb
Beiner
Ecudreau
Loney McComb Etvsie
Hellmann
McMorrisees
Lindsey
Wena
Falica Mason
Jase
Esate
Ante
Dombrowski Reid
Dantico
Matus
Barrett
Dolton Flashes Face Chicago Tournament Challenge
Dolton Flashes, a Chicago team, forfeited to Dolton last Saturday while Tuesday they beat North Harvey 22 to 21 in the fastest game of the year. They host the Question Marks from Cicero tonight at Lincoln Ave gym with a quarterfinal spot at De La Salle high school if they win. Admission is 10 cents and upcoming travel games include St Benedicts Carlson Colts and St Catherine.
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Pirates
Chicago
Dolton
Flashes
North Harvey
Lincoln Ave
Cicero
Dalton
de la Sale High School
P. m
St. Benedicts
Carlson Colts
St. Catherine
Wooldale lodge cancels meeting for dance night
Wooldale lodge announces no meeting Friday February 15 due to a dance Saturday February 16 at Coldale lodge Lincoln and Chicago streets. Dance committee promises something new and invites all members and friends to attend, with admission of 40 cents per person.
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Wooldale Lodge
Pho
Coldale Lodge
Lincoln
Chicago Street
Dalton Park Bruins organize for 1935 season baseball
The Dalton baseball club held its first meeting January 16 1935 electing A Heinberg president Jim Propper vice president R Neath secretary J Neath treasurer H Michalski manager Jim Propper coach and A Sehnoor publicity manager They plan a Saturday Suburban League and Sunday games with the Mid West League A Unity hall Dolton event February 16 charges 25 cents with door prize chance Players listed include Outfielders Kortum Piepenbrink Heitman Sheehan Neath Infielders McComb Hartman Vogler Hutchins Nesbit and A Dreshall Catcher Hoffman Pitchers Craip Albrecht York.
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Dalton Baseball Club
A. Heinberg
Jim Propper
R. Neath
J. Neath
H. Michalski
A. Sehnoor
Dalton Park Bruins
R. KE
Neath
Dolton
Ill
Unity Hall
Kortum
Piepenbrink
Heitman
Sheehan
McComb
Hartman
Vogler Hutchins
Nesbit
A. Dreshall
Hoffman
Craip
Albrecht
York
Troop One Dolton Scouts Plan Play and Court of Honor
Boy Scout Troop 1 of Dolton previews a play These Fathers to be shown February 17 at Franklin School in conjunction with a Court of Honor where several boys may receive second class badges and tenderfoot scouts will be invested. The three patrols will join a nationwide scout radio demonstration to be led by President Roosevelt at 7 45 p m.
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Dolton
Franklin School
Roosevelt
Robt. Zwiers
A. A. G. Club To Hold Red Fox Fur Raffle
The A. A. G. Club of Dolton announces a raffle of a red fox fur scarf valued at 65 dollars. Tickets may be bought from club members. The drawing occurs at a Washington dance on February 23 at the Bowen school gym. Dolton call 812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. G. Club
Dolton
Bowen School
Call Dolton
Eastern Stars Lowvale Chapter social calendar and benefit film
The O E S social club meets at Sister Weber’s home February 12 assisted by Sister Alice Wulff with Sister Scot ten aiding. Officers meet February 18 at Sister Mary Milhahn’s home. A benefit movie Big Hearted Herbert will be shown at Dalton Theatre March 8 and 9 to draw a large crowd.
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Lowvale
O. E. Sy
Weber
Alice Wulff
Officers Club
Mary Milhahn
Scotten
Herbert
Dalton Theatre
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Wm Schultz
School Street
Riverdale
Edbrooke Ave
I. C
State Street
Henry Greick
Glenwood
Chicago Heights
James D. Wilkie
Truck Farm
Grant Park
Good Stone
Dixie Highway
Carl M. Benck
Louis Hoekstra
West Illinois St
Lansing
Til
Acme Steel
Emil Verhoeven
Irving Avenue
Ashland Avenue
A. C. Reich
Phone Interocean
Martins Piano Service
South
Chicagoland
Lincoln Avenue
Dolton, Ll
P. O
Harvey
Fordson and Oliver
Dyer Supply Co
Dyer, Ind
Blitt
Carl H. Thomsen
Gouwens Bros
E. 159Th Street
South Holland
Dykstra’s
Lafayette
1St Street
State
Pullman
American Legion News Parent-Teacher News
J. G. Thal
Maurer
O. K
P. T.A
Bessie Baumgartner
Civil Service Examinations
Robert Maloney
Baseball News
Boy Scout News
George Collinson
Park Avenue
Panhandle Tracks
Dolton Coal& Coke Co
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