Legion Picnic and July Events At Paul Gall Post
The American Legion at Paul Gall Post held a Sunday gathering on July 1 and reports strong 1934 membership progress. A Century of Progress day event drew members, with a July 10 meeting planned at 8 p m. The group invites all Legionnaires and sons to Boy Scout Day at Camp Kiwanis on July 15 featuring contests and an inspection, with meals at 50 cents. Current membership tops 768,000 for 1934, surpassing last year’s 767,099.
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Legion
American Legion
Century of Progress
Paul Gall
Paul Gall Post
Kiwanis
Kean
Doldale Lodge 113 Plans July Meeting and Installations
Three Link News reports Regular meeting of Doldale Lodge No. 113 on Friday July 6 with installation of officers. Members urged to attend to welcome new leaders and support the coming term. First degree to be conferred soon. Hegewisch lodge picnic set for July 15 at Michigan City Road and Burnham Avenue. Oddfellows and families invited to a day of activities.
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Doldale Lodge No. 113
Doldale
Michigan City Road
Burnham Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for 1934 35
The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual election for 1934 35 naming Elizabeth Lambert as President Christina McDonald 1st vice president Anna Bock 2nd vice president Coleburn Treasurer Mable Nelson Secretary Frankie Albrecht Chaplain Petrie Historian Helen Keller Lambert Sgt at Arms Theresa Kollyos Color Bearer Amy Schlieman Musician Meta Schrader Past President and delegates to the Department convention in Peoria are Schroder and Elizabeth Lambert Sunshine raffle won by Mrs McPike serving committee listed and comments on cooperation with the new leadership.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Elizabeth Lambert
Christina McDonald
Anna Bock
Coleburn
Mable Nelson
Frankie Albrecht
Petrie
Helen Keller Lambert
Theresa Kollyos
Amy Schlieman
Meta Schrader
Lambert
Schrader
Clara Nimtz
Ethel MecPike
Anna McGrain
McPike
Peoria
Schroder
Taxpayers to dodge penalties as 400000 home owners cite tax bill revision
George F. Nixon of the Cook County Tax Board of Appeals wins a policy battle as County Treasurer Thomas Nash agrees to suspend penalties on second installment taxes for homeowners who have not yet received corrected bills. Nixon filed suit to block penalties until revised bills are mailed, and the judge heard the case in Superior Court.
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George F. Nixon
Tax Board of Appeals
Cook County
Thomas D. Nash
Nixon
Jim
Board of Appeals
Dennis E. Sullivan
Superior Court
Pigeons Fanciers Plan Exhibition in Homewood
Homewood hosts a Pigeon and Lawn show next Sunday with over one hundred fanciers from northern Illinois and northern Indiana. The event at 18450 Martin Street on the Fiebig lawn features judging, prize awards, and refreshments starting at one o clock with free admission. Fiebig, president of the Will County Pigeon Club, has won multiple prizes including two firsts and a second at the National Pigeon Show in Springfield.
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Homewood
Illinois
Indiana
Henry Fiebig
Martin Street
French Mondaine Association of
Aurora
Fiebig
Will County
Springfield
Funeral service for Ross Madison Condit at Harvey chapel
Ross Madison Condit age 63 died suddenly at home on Tuesday. Funeral held June 28 at two in the afternoon at W. E. Kerr and company chapel. Burial in Oak Lawn cemetery. Condit worked 28 years in tool making at Buda. Lived in Harvey since 1898 born in Rantoul Illinois in 1881. Married Elwyn Uhrlant on June 24 1908. Survived by widow three children Curtis Marybeth James three brothers in Oregon and California and three sisters Amy Palos Park Mrs Salkeld and Mrs Pelletier of Harvey.
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Ross Madison Condit
Marshfield Ave
Harvey
W. E. Kerr and Company
Myr. Condit
Oak Lawn
Condit
Buda Company
Rantoul
Ill
Elwyn Uhrlant
Curtis
Marybeth
James
Oregon
California
Amy
Palos Park
Thos. Salkeld
Peter Pelletier
Harvey Tribune
Mohawks Top Assumptions 8 7 In Park Thriller
Mohawks of Riverdale edged the Assumptions 8 to 7 at Wicker Park in a tense Sunday contest to stay tied for first. Herb Hinze won his fifth straight decision for West Pullman as Mohawks built an early lead and survived a late Assumptions rally in the ninth.
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Riverdale
Wicker Park
Joe Bunner
Assumption
Poniayshweaye Lid
Hime
Hawks
West Pullman
Bonier
South Side Falcons
Bob” Neath
Lalls
Insh
Flahive
Hinze
Simnick
Lechman
Boys
Kasha
Neath
Rust
Bereza
Bob
Schlinger
Herb Hinze
Mohawks
the Arrows
Harry Straven
Chuck Markus
Arrows
Imegewiech
Legewisel
Wit Mohawks
Chesterfield Verhovays
YU Assumptions
Clowns Split With Cyclones In Midweek Doubleheader
Dolton team Dolton Cyclones split a Wednesday doubleheader with the Clowns posting a 9-6 victory and falling 6-3 in the other game. The pair of results left both teams even on the day.
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Dolton
Vagabonds rout Washington Park in league game
The Vagabonds defeated Washington Park 8 to 1 in their third league game. Kate Poort allowed one single hit as an error decided the score. Rose fielded a popping fly for a key out with bases loaded and two outs.
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Washington Pk
Vagabonds
Schdule
Washington Park
Kate Poort
Rose
Chicago
Chicago Heights
Harvey Cubs
Tiiles
Arrow’s Field
Robins
Riverdale Park
Dolton Park Tennis Club Scores and Upcoming Events
The Dolton Park Tennis Club hosted Riverdale Park on June 30 and July 1 with women and men divisions. Results include J Kumaroski and A Kumarowski leading, and a mixed doubles win by A Kumarowski and J Kumarowski. Upcoming meets vs Bessemer Park on July 7 and a beach party at Roby Beach on July 12 with 20 cent entry.
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Dolton Park
Riverdale Park Club
J. Kumaroski
H. Rudtoff
A. Kumarowski
C. O’brien
Ll. Fadtke
F. Wagner
J. Kumarowski
Rudloff
L. Treftz
M. Kinney
M. Peters
M. Franke
Muller
Franke
Kurz
Bowers
Reich
Lyons
Baumgartner
Edw. Kleinz
F. Kleinz
Ripley
I. Baseheart
J. Baseheart
Dalton Park
Bessemer Park
Dalton Parly Courts
Roby Beach
High Service Grades For Public Service Co of Northern Illinois
The Illinois Commerce Commission graded service in 249 communities served by Public Service Company of Northern Illinois at an average of 92.51 percent. Commission engineers evaluated reliability voltage regulation record of meters and tests and handling of customer complaints. Dowdy notes high service level persisted despite higher taxes lower revenues and extra regulatory costs.
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Public Service Company
Ilinois
Illinois Commerce Commission
Commission
W. C. Dowdy
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Long Lake
Jon Rollins
Fred Leverenz
Oak Street
Dalton
Irving Avenue
Ashland Avenue
A. C. Reich
Interocean
South
Michigan Avenue
TD Dolton-Riverdale Building and Loan Association
McCormick
Dyer Supply Co
Dyer, Ind
W. 138Th Street
de Young Bros. Funeral and Furniture Home
South Holland
Eye Fordson and
Oliver
Kree
Pullman
Dykstra’s
Lafayette
1St Street
State
A. M. Dykstra
1St St
West of State
Domino
Gouwens Bros
E. 159Th Street
South Freland
Red
W. 138Th St
Ettore Bartolomeil
Prop
East 137Th Street
Acme Coal CO
138Th Street
Union Ave
Commodore
Acme
American Legion News
J. G
Three Link News
Margueritte’s
Leyden Ave
Croquignole
R.tillison
Kortum
Vogler
Tillison
Heitmann
Craig
Nesbit
McComb
Clowns
Sehmidt
Phoenix A. C
Cyclones
Vagabond A. C
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