Kentuky Colonel Ties Highlight Riverdale Dalton Anniversary
Ad artist Hans B. Schneil a prize winning columnist for the South End Reporter and layout artist for Point er Publications beams with enthusiasm as he wears a Kentucky Colonel mini tie to call attention to the Riverdale Dalton 75th anniversary celebrations this year. Hans serves as chief ad layout artist for the souvenir issue.
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Hans B. Schneil
South End
Pointer Publications
Kentucky
Minu
Riverdale
Dalton
Dolton’s Growth Through Roads And Schools Soared
Dolton’s uptown business scene evolved from small hometown shops to a bustling center with stores once run by George Schaffer and Rudloff's Dry Goods. The town’s history notes Andrew Dolton as first postmaster, the 1859 organization of Thornton Township, the 1668 public school, Franklin and Franklin School, and the 1960 opening of Thornridge High School at a cost of 5.5 million, serving most of Dolton and Thornton Township.
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Dolton
George Schaffer
Chicago Street
Horney
Value Village
Rudioff
Rudloff
Dalton-Riverdale Savings & Loan
O. C. Cornish Carriage Works
Claussin
138Th and
Lincoln
A. Milgard
Bohlar
Grant and
Main
Neff
Dolton Junction
Andrew Dolton
Thornton Town
G. W. Wahteman
Franklin School
Franklin
Dalton
Lincoln Avenue
St. Paul German Lutheran School
J. C. Winterstien
Thornton Township
Harvey High School
Harvey
St. Mary’s School
138Th
Riverdale
Thornridge High School
Thornridge
Dolton and
Thornton
Why A Community Newspaper July 13 1934 Roosevelt quote
The article argues the community newspaper serves as a serial history of the locality and a friend to readers and advertisers. It highlights the paper’s role in fostering cultural, educational, and spiritual life while supporting public-benefit projects and opposing harmful ones.
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Roosevelt
Community Association
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Charles W. Morton
A. J. Sparks
J. J. Gosser
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Henry B. Dolton
C. H. Dolton
Carl Nideau
Lincoln and
Park Avenues
Isabella Dolton
Ettie Bishop
Warsaw
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