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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1961
Page
4
Two cars collided in a parking lot at 14501 Halsted in Riverdale. Drivers Donald G. Lorenzen and Jurgen M. Meyer told Riverdale police they did not see each other until the collision. Lorenzen resides at 14436 Clark, Riverdale and Meyer at 40 E. 138th St., Riverdale.
Rev. Robert Bothwell and family announce two talks at Lorimer Baptist Church 14801 Lincoln Dolten on Sunday July 16 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. They describe 14 years as Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society missionaries in the Belgian Congo and recent return due to upheaval. Everyone is invited.
Born and raised in Chicago, former Air Force lieutenant and pilot now heads real estate work in a twenty five mile radius of Chicago. Since 1945 he has lived in Riverdale with wife Joyce and three children. He runs offices at 162 W 144th St employing six, chairs local boards, and has led multiple civic groups.
Vicki Moser a senior at Thornton Township High School has joined the American Field Service program and is living with the Stix family in Kapfenberg Hafendorf Styria Austria. She shares details of family routines and local travels including ski lift trips and climbs with photos taken.
Club announces July 13 meeting showing film An Escape from Deafness narrated by Dr Sidney A Lerner about microsurgical restoration of hearing. The Chicago car specialist says three million Americans with middle ear deafness could gain hearing through this operation. He notes 125 operations performed with ages 16 to 73 and partial or full hearing restored in many cases.
Rev. William E. Yandell was named minister of the Ivanhoe Community Methodist Church effective July 1 1961 by Bishop Charles Brashares at the Rock River Conference in Evanston. He is a Tennessee native and Garrett Biblical Institute graduate who served churches in Humboldt Rose Lake and Southfield and aided pastors at Cook County and Manteno State Hospitals. He and his wife Gladys with four children reside at 14414 S Clark. His first service was July 2 with the sermon "An Adventure To Faith."
Safety investigators warn that last-minute signaling is dangerous. The law requires drivers to declare turning intentions at least 100 feet before reaching an intersection, whether using mechanical turn indicators or hand signals.
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