American Legion Fourth District Meeting and Four Point Program
The January Fourth District meeting is set for January 25 at the K of O Hall Wentworth Ave Chicago under O Donnell Eddy Post 714. Beverly Hills Post 407 will demonstrate the initiation ceremony. Candidates will be furnished. Drill corps members should attend January 23. Commander Flayes cites Roosevelt with the four point program to amend the Economy Act restoring prior disability compensation and widows benefits. Fred Hess notes increased barber work since a low mood.
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O. Hall
Tow
Wentworth Avenue
Chicago
O’donnell-Eddy Post
Beverly Hills Post No. 407
American Legion
O’donnell-Eddy
Capt
Hampton
Flayes
Roosevelt
National Executive Committee
Fred Hess
Paul Gall Auxiliary Meeting and Jelly Drive Notice
The Paul Gall American Legion Auxiliary holds a regular meeting on Thursday January 25 at 8 pm with a special program on Legislation. Members should bring a glass of jelly to support rehabilitation work in Cook County hospitals and may mail or deliver jelly to Mrs Mabel Nelson. A Fourth District meeting follows January 23 at 8 pm in Blue Island with guest Marie Suthers and Mrs Cochrane expected. Condolences are offered to Mrs Emily Ripley on her mother Mrs Claussen's passing.
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Paul Gall
Cook County
Mabel Nelson
Riverdale
American Legion
Blue Island
Legion Club
Marie Suthers
Beverly Hills
Department of Mil
Cochrane
Cook County Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Emily Ripley
Claussen
Elaine
la Verne Deichen
Anna Beck
Frankie Albrecht
Dolton
State Champs trounce Calumet City 89 to 23 in win streak
The State Champs, minus coach Sipe due to influenza, crushed Calumet City 89 to 23 as Huddleston led the team. Lemont followed with a 33 to 8 loss on the road while Thornton’s junior and senior squads struggled in a loose game, with Calumet City again routing Thornton 82 to 20.
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Sipe
Huddleston
Calumet City
Lemont
Thornton Brur
Boudreau
Comb
F. Wu
Jenkins
Coneiadaldi
Hellman
Shumpes
Nisbet
Reid
Reiner
Hutchins
McMorris
Lindsay
McComb
Vistors
Thornton
Pony
Brown
Tattum
Michalowski
Lghtweights
St. Paul Lights Defeat Skinney's Colts 19 to 10
The St. Paul Lights beat Skinney's Colts from Dalton by 19 to 10. The Heavies won 52 to 37 against a local team. The previously announced pucking for the game was not completed. On Sunday Jan 21 the Lights face Harvey and the Heavies meet Delta Gamma Pi from the city.
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St. Paul
Stamp News and Postal Notices Update
Postmaster General Farley orders mail carriers to remove unpaid post and hold at the post office for postage. Bills and advertising circulars placed by non-regular carriers will be affected. Stamp talks with Ralph A. Kimble continue on WMAQ Tuesdays at 6 15.
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RRR
Farley
Ralph A. Kimble
W.M.A.Q
Riverdale
Newly Elected Doldale Officers Urged to Attend Meetings
Three Link News reports the installation of Doldale officers and urges members to support them by regular attendance. A district meeting is set for Friday January 26 in Doldale with home talent entertainment promising a unique show and a large attendance.
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Doldale
Brother Lee
Installed Officers Degree of Honor Oak Lodge No 66
The Joint installation of officers for Oak Lodge No 66 was held Friday evening January 12 at Unity hall Dalton with installing officers Anna Holmes Mary Ferguson and Caroline Rentner. New officers include Alma O’Brien president Mae Mossell vice president Edith Scotten second vice president Alice Wulff fin sec Cora Miller treasurer Ethel McPike Usher Francis Kellar asst Usher Vivian McPike Inside Watch Christine Born Outside Watch Carrie Wegener Right asst Martha Maxwell Left asst Caroline Rentner Pianist Millicent Dieck Escort staff Verna Prickett Vera Born Phyllis Dieck Alice Lawall.
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Oak Lodge
No. 66
Unity Hall
Dalton
Anna Holmes
Mary Ferguson
Caroline Rentner
Alma O’brien
Mae Mossell
Edith Scotten
Alice Wulff
Fin
Cora Miller
Ethel McPike
Francis Kellar
Vivian McPike
Christine Born
Carrie Wegener
Martha Maxwell
Millicent Dieck
Verna Prickett
Vera Born
Phyllis Dieck
Alice Lawall
Degree of Honor Senior Juvenile Club officers installed
D. O. H. Juvenile Club installed its officers Friday evening January 12 at Unity Hall Dalton. Installing officers were Mae Mossell Alma Q'Brien and Caroline Rentner. New officers include Juvenile Director Cora Miller Past President Phyllis Dieck President Vivian McPike Vice President Dorothy Maxwell Second Vice President Verna Prickett Secretary Frances Kellar Treasurer Marie Zoller Usher Evelyn Fisher Asst Usher Alice Lawall Inside Watch Dorothy Wegener Outside Watch Vivian Fuller Pianist Jean Kay istorian Jean Packard Color Bearer Edna Born Flag Bearers Robert Hair Kenneth Maxwell William Lambert John Wer nicke
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Unity Hall
Dalton
Mae Mossell
Alma Q’brien
Caroline Rentner
Cora Miller
Phyllis Dieck
Vivian McPike
Dorothy Maxwell
Verna Prickett
Frances Kellar
Marie Zoller
Evelyn Fisher
Usher
Alice Lawall
Dorothy Wegener
Vivian Fuller
Jean Kay
Jean Packard
Edna Born
Robert Hair
Kenneth Maxwell
William Lambert
John Wernicke
Juvenile Sunshine Club Officers Installed
The Degree of Honor Sunshine club installed officers January 6 at Unity Hall Dalton. Installed: Past President Ione Peacock President Marenia Kay Vice President Lorraine Meginnis Second Vice President Delois Born Secretary Shirley Albrecht Treasurer Virginia Laib.
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Degree of Honor
Sunshine Club
Unity Hall
Dalton
Ione Peacock
Marenia Kay
Lorraine Meginnis
Delois Born
Shirley Albrecht
Virginia Laib
Franklin PTA Hosts Fathers Night Pot Luck and Meet
Franklin PTA at Franklin School held a Fathers Night pot luck supper with teachers and many parents. After games, President Myre Slenry led an 8:60 meeting. John Rowe of Western Springs spoke on Education America's Birthrights with Bright also addressing. Margaret Klaege elected treasurer to fill a vacancy. Next annual meeting set for Jan 30 in the Republic building with publicity chairmen. Child Study Group met January 10 at Mrs Henry's home with theme The Child's Home and a hostess lunch.
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Franklin P. T. A
Franklin School
Myre Slenry
John Rowe
Western Springs
America
Bright
Margaret Klaege
Republic
Henry
Washington P T A Plans Feb 9 Card Party
The January Washington Parent-Teachers Association meeting featured Dr. Barradell on health for adolescents and Mr. Bright. Music by the school orchestra directed by Miss Shadinger and solos by Betty Lou Bender and Doris Teas. A card and bouneco is set for Feb 9 at Riverdale Village hall. Founders Day will be observed Feb 1 at 2 45 p m. Members invited.
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Washington Parent-Teachers Association
Barradell
West Pullman
Bright
Miss Shadinger
Betty Lou Bender
Doris
Community Sunshine Club Hosts Installation Lunch
After installing officers Ushers Donald Wilcoxen and Mills Tourtellette, watch roles by Charles Conners outside and Al Grossenbacher, musicians Harold Baker and Marylin Baker and flag bearers Dorothy Koch Shirley Laib John Wilcoxen Frederick Born. Lunch for mothers and friends followed. Regular meetings set for first Saturday monthly in Unity hall.
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Usher
Donald Wilcoxen
Mills Tourtellette
Charles Conners
al. Grossenbacher
Harold Baker
Marylin Baker
Dorothy Koch
Shirley Laib
John Wilcoxen
Frederick Born
Sunshine Club
Unity Hall
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