Dale Toppers Host Friday Meeting in Dolton
The Dale Toppers a new girls club in Liveiuda Gia held a Friday evening gathering at the home of Misses Mabel and Margie Schroeder 821 East 130th Street After a brief business session the group danced and enjoyed a light luncheon Others present included Hille Huber Helen Herman Alvina Schneider and La Verne Stutzhiem. Busy week with hospital notes and social events across Dolton Maywood and surrounding areas.
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Dale Toppers
Duve
Liveiuda
Gia Waits
Mabel
Margie Schroeder
East 130Th Street
Hille Huber
Helen Herman
Alvina Schneider
la Verne Stutzhiem
H. Viletstra
Steine Avenue
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
States
Canada
Torrey-Gray
Ivanhoe Briefs Highlight Local Guests and Events
Miss Margaret Van Der Linden hosted guests on Sunday February 12 including Mrs. McClenghan Miss Ruby McClenghan Mr and Mrs Earl McClenghan Mr and Mrs C H Van Der Linden. Edward Meyer of 14421 South Clark Street died. services held February 9. The Woman's Club board meets February 17 at Mrs Lewis Myles 14517 Wentworth Avenue. Reading Circle meets February 21 at Mrs C A Brown 14516 Clark Street at 1 30 PM.
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Margaret van der Linden
McClenghan
Ruby McClenghan
Earl MecClenghan
C. H. van der Linden
Burt
Leo Popper
Ivanhoe
Bowen School
Riverdale
Richard van der Linden
Edward Meyer
South Clark Street
Ivanhoe Woman’s Club
Lewis Myles
Wentworth Avenue
Reading Circle
School News Highlights Class Activities and Absences
Room 1 studies clothing care and injury prevention during play while building words in spelling. Room 2 fourth grade girls decorated a valentine box and handed out valentines after a reading test. many students were absent last week but are returning. Virginia Perguss and Melvin Reitz are in the hospital. Room 38 notes several absences due to a severe cold and plans to finish health books then study geography. Room 4 marks Lincoln's birthday through activities rather than a day off. the flu epidemic has caused scattered absences in seventh and eighth grades, with lower grades less fortunate. Eighth grade history covers government before colonization and colonial developments. social studies revisit manors in England and Britain's shift from agriculture to industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Paul Lutheran
Virginia Perguss
Melvin Reitz
Lincoln
America
Colonies
England
Great Britain
Lincoln School Busy Valentine Month Activities
Lincoln school notes show third grade exploring Life in the Big City while fourth grade writes a William Tell play. Fifth grade brings goldfish for study and receives a prize. sixth graders rehearse a Washington birthday play, Dawn Packard is ill, hobby day and valentine exchanges occur, upper art makes Lincoln and Washington silhouettes, seventh grade hosts a valentine party, and eighth grade nears completion of A History of Dolton civics project seeking information or pictures of Dolton.
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Big City
William Tell
Edward Albrecht
Fred Steiner
Irwin Abraham
Washington
Dawn Packard
Dolton
Franklin School Lincolns Day Program and Valentines
The article describes a Franklin School program with Lincoln themed acts by grades 3 4 5 and 6 including songs poems and skits plus a Washington program and Valentine day activities. It notes First and Second graders preparing for Valentine day and a basketball game with Washington School last Thursday February 9. Fourth graders read Black Beauty and The Cave Twins.
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Lincoln
Ronald Martens
Warry ‘Cornwall
Reva Jane Klinkhammer
Washington
Franklin School
Roosevelt School Valentine Box Celebration
The first and second grades created valentines and a valentine box for classmates. Students enjoyed making cards and sharing valentine greetings during the celebration.
Third and fourth graders choose U S as best place to live
The third and fourth grade children note spring arrivals with meadow larks and horned larks on the school grounds. Each child received a copy of Roving the Globe from the W. L. 8. school time program after talks by Mr. Stroham, reinforcing their preference for the United States.
Valentine Exchange and Civics Readings Across Berger School
Room 4 reports a lively valentine box exchange and plans a second history test on How Our People Govern Themselves. Leora brings a crocus plant as part of classroom notes while civics in eighth grade progresses. Room 8 features a sixth grade poem about Lincoln. Room 2 notes third graders receiving new books and a Valentine party with a mailbox full of valentines and handmade cards.
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Leora
Lincoln
Washington School First Grade Valentines Joy
First grade children at Washington School enjoyed making valentines with care and enthusiasm. The activity provided festive craft time and opportunities for student creativity and sharing.
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Washington School
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Wiliam Reauch
Billy
Dolten
Mackinaw
Tlinois
Reaugah
G. C. Milham
Freddie Treftz
Ped Tereftz
Albert Miller
Dalton
Charles Rudolph
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Fred Berndt
Dol
Ton
Sancta Tseee
Rawleigh Smith
Fred Waterman
Chicago Osteopathic Hospital
Phelis
Emma Schroeder
Emma Susana Bassler
Bernard Kellough
Maywood
Ilinois
Arthur Kellough
Bassler
Frankie Albrecht
Oak Street
Helen Mann
Hazel Slaughter
Alma O’brien
Valentine
Dorothy Werener
Hearts
Paul Schmiedl
St. Patrick
Stella Buchman
West Pullman
Lorraine Tompky
Lorraine
Progressive Party
Abraham Lincoln
Helen Wilkens
Atlantic Street
William Prill
East 138Th Street
Ivanhoe Briefs
Telefhone
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Lincoln School
Berger School News
Ken’s Welding Shop Electric and Gas
Dearborn Street
Malloy Coal Co
Lincoln Ave
Interocean
J.F. Chandler Roofing Co
Chicago St
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