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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1925

Page

8

Reverend Pousma to Lead Services at Christian Reformed Church

South Holland residents see a Chicago pastor conduct Sunday services at the local church. Notables include William Swees of Grand Rapids visiting relatives, Tom Themstra of Manhattan Montana arriving to visit his parents, and Harry VanMynen injuring his ankle after a skating mishap. Mayo Bros treatment awaited for Geneva VanZanten. Classified ads note radio rewiring by J P DeYoung and a 10 acre tile farm for sale with easy terms, plus local auctioneers James Gouwens and clerk Jake Sweringa.

Pousma Chicago Christian Reformed Church William Swees Grand Rapids Mich Tom Themstra Manhattan Mont Cornelius Themstra Harry W. VanMynen N. E. Oliver, M. D Thornton Mabel Koedyker Mary Groenink Geneva VanZanten Gray Hawk Rochester Minn Mayo Bros J. P. DeYoung State Street South Holland S. Hoekstra 167Th Street Til

No Place Like Home Amid Snow and Ice News

In Oakglen and Whiting Indiana residents discuss slippery roads and heavy snow. Local business notes include Bock's Hardware inventory issues and The Standard Steel Co reemploying DeVries. Globe Rendering adds Coewenhoeven and Murray to its payroll. babies Potts care. Neal Kickert pursues Figure 8s and ice stunts.

Robt. Steinbach Bock Oakglen Paul Bock Whiting Paul Ind Standard Steel Co DeVries Corneil Coewenhoeven Globe Rendering Works Vanderbilt Coewenhoeven Potts Neal Kickert John Murray C. Cowenhoven J. Ketelaar C. Huizenga Globe Rendering Company T. Heywood

Blind touch fatigue limits tactile reading for the blind

The article argues touch is the most overrated sense for the visually impaired due to rapid fatigue. It notes two hours as a practical reading limit, explains touch requires motor movement, and cites challenges with reach, danger of touching hot or live objects, and the limited scope of tactile reading.

Charles MaGee Adams Atlantic Monthly Kipling

Epiphany Services At The Church On 138th Street

The Epiphany observance on January 6 is noted with German and English services on January 11 at 9.30 and 10.45 a.m. A Congregational meeting is set for 2 p.m. The gospel lesson focuses on Jesus at twelve, with sermons drawn from 1 Samuel 1 26-28 about children as gifts and duties to bring them to God.

138Th Street Leyden Ave Bethlehem Jesus Temple House of God Samuel God

Our Saviours Lutheran Church Invites Riverdale Attendances

Our Saviour's Lutheran Church invites worshipers to 10:30 a.m. services each Sunday and 7:30 p.m. on the last Sunday night monthly. Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m. The notice calls for Epiphany reflections as Lent and Easter approach and welcomes readers to a spiritual year in 1925 at 138th and Wabash Avenue, Riverdale HI.

Jesus 138Th and Wabash Avenue Riverdale

Rabbit Season Not Extended

The Division of Game and Fish denied any open season extension for rabbit shooting. Attorney General Brundage stated the season is set by the Legislature and cannot be changed without an act. In the Northern Zone rabbits close January 31 and in the Central and Southern Zones January 1.

Springfield Division of Game and Fish Game and Fish Brundage

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support

We thank all relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy after the loss of our father Ferdinand Maass. Special thanks to Rev. Dorjahn for comforting words. Signed by Mrs. Ida Dillner and Edna Maass.

Ferdinand Maass Dorjahn Ida Dillner Edna Maass

Thanking Neighbors for Sympathy on Our Mother's Death

We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy in the death of our beloved mother. Special thanks to the Ladies' Choir of St. Paul's church and Rev. H. Wind.

Ladies’ Choir St. Paul’s Church Rev H. Wind

Eccentric English Duke And His Scattered Gold Plate

The eighth duke of Bedford left a vast gold plate collection at Woburn and Belgrave square. Upon his death in 1872 the hoard was found scattered across floors, valued in the tens of thousands, nearly discarded as waste.

Duke of Bedford Woburn Abbey Belgrave Square

Riverdale Theatre Weekend Showings Features Roosevelts

Saturday offers Buddy Roosevelt in Rough Ridin along with Esops Fables and Our Gang Cradle Robbers. Sunday matinee shows Manhattan with Richard Dix and Ruth Roland in Haunted Valley. Wednesday and Thursday January 14 and 15 present North of 36 with Jack Holt Ernst Torrence Lois Wilson Noah Berry.

Buddy Roosevelt Richard Dix Manhattan Ruth Roland Matinee Jack Holt Ernst Torrence Lois Wilson Noah Berry Paramount Texas U. S Red River

Dolton Theatre Weekly Showings

Saturday features Swords and the Woman a dynamic romance and adventure. Felix Revolts a cartoon. Columbus and Isabela hysterical history comedy. Sunday matinee at 2 30 After the Ball a screen version of the popular song Eight million copies sold. Tues Jan 13 His Own Law with Wesley Barry Jack Meehan and Joan Lowell. Wed Jan 14 Mae Bush Irene Rich in A Woman Who Sinned praised by critics.

Dolton Theatre Felix Columbus Isabela Wesley Barry Jack Meehan Joan Lowell Mae Bush Irene Rich

Designs From Nature Inspire Embroidery Motifs

Designs that fascinate embroidery lovers come from nature not just designers or workers. Growing plants provide the motif for needlework, and natural forms such as a plant in growth or a snowflake on dark cloth illustrate how nature shapes embroidery patterns.

Dancer Rules Mark Squares in Chinese Ballroom

In Chinese practice ballroom floors are split into marked squares each showing a bird, fish, or nature sign. Dancers must stay in their square or be stamped with a colored disk. Three infractions lead to removal from the venue.

China

How Coal Weight Is Measured by Volume

A rough rule notes that a solid cubic foot of anthracite coal weighs 93 pounds, while broken anthracite weighs 54 pounds. Bituminous coal averages about 50 pounds per cubic foot when broken. To estimate weight, multiply the bin’s volume in cubic feet by the appropriate value for the coal type.

MASS MEETING ON CHICAGO WATER FLOW AND HEALTH

Chicago plans a large public meeting in the city council chamber to argue for retaining the Lake Michigan water flow of 10 000 cubic feet per second for sewage disposal. Mayor Dever and drainage board president L F King will open the session with engineers and civic leaders presenting the case.

Chicago Lake Michigan Sanitary District Board Commercial and Improvement Club Labor Union Woman’s Club Dever L. F. King Drainage District Board King E. J. Kelly W. W. DeBerard Paul Howes Norcross Atlanta Col. C. 8. Riche War Department Engineering Board of Review United States Sanitary District Harry Taylor Army Engineers Washington Engineering Review Board Taylor Weeks Army Chief of Engineers

Collegian's Faith in Card Proved Justified

Henry Alston prized a pocket card bearing his name and address, while college roommate Tom Bowers teased about its value. After Henry lost twenty two dollars in his wallet the wallet miraculously returned by mail with the same card, found by a man in another town whose wife assisted in ice cream making. The wallet and money were sent back intact by registered mail per L M Hawkins, who found the wallet.

Henry Alston Tom Bowers Hank Tom Henry Mr. Alston L. M. Hawkins

Early Rubber Stamps Emerge in Civil War Era

Rubber stamps first served as signature facsimile around 1860. Before that engraving created impressions, with wood cuts and rib bons similar to typewriter ribbons used to stamp names through them.

Papuan Mourning Customs And Dress By Widows

Widows in Papua observe a long mourning period for deceased husbands. During mourning they remove their clothes and cover themselves with white pipe-clay. The traditional attire consists of a grass skirt as part of ritual dress.

Papua

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