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A historic newspaper item lists rates for classified ads cards of thanks and public notices. Ten cents per line with a fifty cent minimum first insertion and three insertions costing one dollar, payable in advance.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1944
Page
5
A historic newspaper item lists rates for classified ads cards of thanks and public notices. Ten cents per line with a fifty cent minimum first insertion and three insertions costing one dollar, payable in advance.
A compilation of affordable Riverdale properties includes a 5 room house on Emerald avenue with furnace heat priced at 4950, a 5 room house on Atlantic street near schools and transit at 5000, and several two family dwellings with income potential on lots 65x125 and 60x180 with prices 5500 and 6350. Also listed are a well built two family house with a 2 car garage near LC RR and Acme, a flat building with 3 six room flats and garage at 17500, a residence lot on 140th Court in Ivanhoe for 500, a boom cottage on Lincoln avenue at 2200 with easy terms, a modern brick veneer bungalow in Greenfield with 8750, plus household goods from a transfer to Ohio including stoves beds and furniture. Albert H. Harms, 14032 Lincoln Avenue, Dolton, Dolton 935.
The Association for Childhood Education Chicago Area will host a Saturday meeting on January 7 at 10 45 a m in the Medical and Dental Arts building 185 N Washington Ave 22nd floor The discussion titled Winning the Peace for the Children will feature speakers Chris A De Young Illinois State Normal University Normal Ill K D Waldo Superintendent of Schools Aurora Ill and Thomas E Benner Dean College of Education University of Illinois Ellen M Olson serves as chairman
In loving memory of my mother Mrs Bertha Sprick. Agnes V Sprick writes a brief remembrance honoring her mother and noting the family connection.
We thank relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy in our bereavement Chas Tomky Sr and family express gratitude to Rev Kemnitz and the Ladies choir for support and comfort during we grieve together
In memory of our wife and mother who passed away five years ago Jan 7. She is remembered for cheerful days and quiet strength. Her husband and daughter W. J. Adams and Louise Gundaker express enduring love and sorrow.
Announcement that Dr. A W Klapman will open his dental office at 18745 South Leyden avenue to receive patients starting Tuesday January 4. Phone Inter 9832 hours 10 a m to 8 30 p m.
Phyllis Kortum and Arthur Pritchard were married in a Dec 22 ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Philip H Bassler officiated as vows were exchanged at six. The bride wore teal blue jersey with gold, and red and white roses. Matron of honor was Dorothy Reitz with pink and white roses. Best man was George Kortum. A wedding dinner and reception followed. couple to reside in Chicago Heights.
Riverholites Bowling beat Miller's Wonder Inn two games to one led by Nottorf’s 672 series and 256 high game. F Ludwig toppled for Miller's with a 224 game and 568 series. In another match Diecks ended Bachmann Funeral Home’s skid as Warner posted 566 series and Harrs 237 and 602.
The Third Congressional District Junior Clubwomen plan a mid-winter meeting on Tuesday January 11 1944 at 8 p m at the Hamilton Park field house 72nd Street and Normal Boulevard Chicago. Speaker Mrs Nancy Rupley Armstrong will discuss International Relations with host clubs Chicago Heights Juniors Dalton Riverdale Juniors and Hamilton Park Juniors. A panel on The Junior Viewpoint of the Post War World features department chairs and others with a violin performance by Miss Josephine Hedges and a display of layettes including fourteen serviceman wives gifts completed last June.
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