Local notes of Dolton and Dalton communities flash events
Community notes report visits and social gatherings in Dolton and Dalton Illinois including two story building fires at 14070 LineriIn avenue and multiple birthday and club events. Residents attend luncheons, card games, school and church activities while several families face medical issues and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gayes
Bruce Lake
Ind
George Hendricks
Dolton
LineriIn Avenue
Helen Thompson
Dalton
Charles G. Landberg
Treet
Riverdale
Fleur de Lis Club
Kanawha Avenue
Lronton
Ohio
Henry Klein
Prairie Avenue
Mane
George
Shirley Ross
Daugther
R. W. Ross
Waaibash Avenue
Univesity of Illinois
Chicago Normal College
J. Medly
Evanston
Adam
School News Highlights At Bowen and Class Activities
Kindergarten welcomes Ar line Ruth Allen and Frances Marie Coursey marks her sixth birthday. Room two reports perfect attendance and plans Valentine events while fifth and sixth grades redecorate. Basketball results feature Bowen 36 South Holland 8. next games at St Paul gym. Art projects focus on Lincoln and Washington with vaccination reminders and sympathy note for Mr Bloom. Volleyball and basketball results are listed with upcoming home game against Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Ruth Allen
Frances Marie Coursey
Dorothy Luchti
Williamn. Smith
Shirley Tatgenhorst
Patty Mills
Lillian Jiay
Holly Matz
Doreen Moll
Affternoon
Bowen
South Holland
Bowen A
St. Paul’s Gymnasium
St. Paul
Lillian Jay
Shirley Golding
Donald Ferguson
Donald
Lorraine Maleski
Muriel Stahnke
Lucille Wilkens
Lincoln
Washington
Bloom
Scnre
Zmb HT
the Lights
Heavies
Valen tines and winter notices from Berger School
Raymond Rickert drew a valentine picture while Eskimo stories about Mimi and mittens are shared. Students in rooms 1 2 38 and 4 report reading contests, posters winter themes health books and ping pong practice. Leon Milhahn sprained an ankle and will miss about three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rickert
Valentine
Mimi
Stephen Mayerak
Dolores Diekman
Basil
Lucinda Brassfield
Willard Brooks
Norman Proper
John Vroegh
Elmer Brazel
Elmer
Sylvia Boomsman
Garrett Vroegh
Miss Larson
Bobby Axtell
Leon Jane Milhahn
Health posters and Lincoln talk in St Paul rooms
Room 1 discusses health habits and posters while this week’s program features the life of Abraham Lincoln. Room 2 reports Mr Bloom’s absence for his father’s funeral in Lancaster Ohio with sympathy extended to his family. Room 3 notes perfect spellers in fifth grade and Room 6 lists students with 100 percent in spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Heath
Abraham Lincoln
Gerade
Robert Bachmann
Mildred Busch
Walter Cowser
Eugene Grassmick
Horetia Tameister
Ruth Hameister
George Jessen
Walter Ludwig
Charles Schnebel
Herbert Siss
Wilma Steinhauer
Elmer Vorrath
Kent Wilkinson
Anita Jones
George Klein
Mollie Klein
Bertha Krell
Lincoln School Valentine Activities From Lincoln News
The eighth grade hosts a Valentine sale daily until Valentine Day with items priced at 1 2 and 3 cents. Reports note volleyball and basketball games against Washington, a Walter Damrosch Music Appreciation Hour, art projects including sculpture and soap carving, and classroom awards and activities across grades. Girl Scouts initiation, Valentine crafts by kindergartners and first graders, new classmate John Howard Joy, and valentines boxes appear in various rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Damrosch
Lincoln School
P. T. A Room
Mildred Damaskus
Jacquelyn Miller
Ruth Ott
John Howard Joy
Albert Harmis
Pegey Younkers
Marion Renick
Gloria Treftz
June de Bok
Virginia Ohlsen
Alice Spierling
Jane McGowan
Phyllis Kortum
Clarice Needles
Betty Parks
Marion Watson
Chocolate and cake served to all attendees
A gathering offered hot chocolate and cake to everyone present, providing a warm treat and hospitality.
Roosevelt School Spelling Race Draws Second Grade Excitement
Second graders at Roosevelt School engage in a spelling race while returning students Joanne Meyers and Jackie Maynard rejoin classes. Kindergartners play house and craft valentines as third and fourth graders view soap carving and Egypt slides with figures Betty Davidson and Royal Alcott sharing carvings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Meyers
Jackie Maynard
Betty Davidson
Royal Alcott
Washington School Fifth Grade Announces Sick Teacher
The fifth grade informs that room teacher Miss Pohlers is ill and substitute Miss Maxwell will take over. Patsy Beadsley Betty Craig and Dorothy Mullen are ill. The fifth grade wishes Miss Pohlers Betty Patsy and Dorothy a speedy recovery. First and second grades enjoyed colored lantern slides of desert forest and mountain scenes on Tuesday. Fourth grade works on a Holland sand table project tied to geography. Edward Meurisse returns after a weeks absence. The volleyball team beat Franklin 63 to 19. Lupe Trejo Dale Nelson and William De Witt show perfect or near perfect attendance since September and November enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pohlers
Miss Maxwell
Patsy Beadsley
Betty Craig
Dorothy Mullen
Betty
Patsy
Dorothy
Holland
Edward Meurisse
Franklin
Lupe Trejo
Dale Nelson
William de Witt
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Tlinois Bell Telephone Company
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Helene Curtis
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