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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1932
Page
3
W. L Adams bloated with gas after meals causing heartbeat interruptions. Adlerika relieved gas and he now eats anything and feels fine. Lukens Dolton Drug Store.
Standings for the St Paul Major Bowling League dated February 1932 list team rankings and win losses in a concise table. Top clubs lead the pack as the season progresses with notable performances highlighted.
Emeritus Dean Thomas Arkle Clark reflects on adult character, arguing habits formed by eighteen largely persist. A reunion with Maguire highlights consistent traits from youth, especially leadership, humor, and a steady outlook, suggesting major life events rarely alter core dispositions.
Twenty years ago items report Jacob Weigel sick in Dalton and family news. Ralph Vandenberg welcomed a son born February 7. Baker Will Minardow promotes charity using empty cans. Painter J C Brookfelt debuts a wallpaper line after a lease renewal. Jacob Lau recovers from a pneumonia scare. A house warming at George and Mrs Schaefer’s new remodeled home with modern conveniences. C H Smyth travels to Hot Springs for rheumatism relief. James Stanczik visits Muscoda with son Rollo. A reception for L F Ripley and bride ends a south trip with many well wishers and a lively crowd.
Homewood notes reveal a sunny February with 8 below zero on the 4th. Alderman H Brockman hosts a party with many guests including Friedland Lindon Thameson Adams Schoof. Edna Whitney celebrated a birthday with friends. A daughter was born to Andrew and Mrs Florig. Harry Morgan suffered a head injury from a fork in an accident.
Private John B Smith of the United States Army Air Corps received the Cheney award a plaque a certificate and a cash prize for a heroic act during a year. He dived into a blazing cockpit when a plane crashed into his building and freed the pilot’s foot wedged in the rudder bay then carried the unconscious pilot to safety despite injuries.
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