Legion Meeting And Picnic Plans For June July
The gang invites old timers to the next regular meeting Tuesday night June 26. Drill corps meet Fridays at 7 30 p m for conditioning. An executive committee meeting is set for Monday night June 18 at 7 30 p m. Legion day at Century of Progress is Saturday June 30. Delinquent 1934 members face suspension July 1. Annual state pilgrimage to Normal is Sunday July 24 with a Soldiers and Sailors Children’s School picnic and donations for wards at the home.
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Legion
Century of Progress
Normal
Soldiers and Sailors Childrens School
Wisconsin Tercentenary stamp first day sale July 7 1934
A Wisconsin Tercentenary stamp will go on first day sale at Green Bay on July 7 1934. The air mail rate change from Se to Ge may lead to a new air mail stamp. The National Parks stamps will be issued over a period to ensure quality engravings and will debut near the represented park. Further details will follow.
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Wisconsin
Vagabond Girls Fall to Chicago Bloomer Girls in Debut
The Vagabond A C lost 9 to 3 in the Evening American softball opener at Lake and Hohman streets Chicago. Katie Porte allowed four hits and four flies in the outfield but errors came in the first inning. About 1200 spectators saw Vagabonds show improvement after a rough start.
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Vagabond A. C
Lake and Hohman Sts
Chicago
Chicago Bloomer Girls
Katie Porte
Hart Motor Co
The
Robins
Lansing
Ivanhoe
Arrowfield
Riverdale Park
Odd Fellows meet and picnic schedule shared
On June 1 the third degree was conferred on Bro. Howard Nelson at the last regular meeting. Elections named Noble Grand Harry Robinson and other officers. A midsummer schedule calls for meetings on the first and third Fridays. A community picnic on July 15 1984 at Frank's Grove Calumet City features races games dancing and $35 in cash prizes with proceeds aiding Odd Fellows Homes of Illinois and Indiana and participating lodges.
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Howard Nelson
Aulsul
Umeers
Noble Grand
Harry Robinson
Fred Brehm
J. C. Wernicke
Odd Fellow’s Club
Hegewisch
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
Cook County
Lake County
Ind
Frank’s Grove
158Th Street
Burnham Avenue
Calumet City
Odd Fellows
Ilinois
Indiana
A. R. Harris
Carondelet Ave
Chicago
Ill
Hickman Avenue
Hammond
New Contract Approved and Village Maintenance Plans
The board approved a new contract continuation, discussed oiling roads on Greenwood and related street work. A Main and Kimbark catch basin is ready, while delinquent water bills exceed 900 dollars. Fire college in Champaign June 19 to 22 receives 25 dollars for a participant. A new police car is under consideration with payment terms to be clarified at a special meeting next Tuesday. An automatic stoker for the village hall is deferred due to finances, fire extinguishers need replacement, and the Sanitary Engineering Labor atory confirms drinking water safety.
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Greenwood Road
Erffmeyer
Schumann
Main
Kimbark
Weber
Champaign
Ill
Schnoor
Malloy
Whiting
Sanitary Engineering Laboratory
Rust and Siddens Wed in Crown Point Ceremony
Siddens Rust and Miss Fairy Siddens of Starvey were married at Crown Point Indiana on Saturday June 2. They departed Monday June 4 for a wedding trip to the Dells Wisconsin. The groom is a Riverdale resident and Mohawks baseball team member. The couple now live at 18933 Atlantic Street Riverdale.
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Vern Rust
Atlantic Street
Riverdale
Fairy Siddens
Starvey
Crown Point
Ind
Dells
Wisconsin
Mohawks
Death and Taxes Difference Highlighted in Quote
A quotation notes the distinction between death and taxes, arguing death does not worsen with each congressional session. The remark emphasizes tax policy as potentially ongoingly burdensome while death remains constant.
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Congress
Clowns defeat Cardinals 5 to 3 in Dalton Park baseball
Dalton Park Clowns beat Ivanhoe Cardinals 5 3 as Ralph holds off late rally. H Ver Wey tripled for Ivanhoe while Duck Kortum added two Clowns hits. Nisbet moves to third in Nisbet absent Norris, with Craig not in uniform and a Sunday rematch with Phoenix Indians set for 3 PM.
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Dalton Park
Ivanhoe
Clowns
Tommy Nisbet
Roy Neath
Ed Piepenbrink
Nisbet
Craig
Duck” Kortum
Phoenix Indians
Indians
Bill Tillison
Mohawks Rally to Top White Eagles 11 to 4
Mohawks defeated White Eagles 11 to 4 at Riverdale Park on Sunday. Turk Simnick and Nemo Kasha led a 16-hit attack with Neath, Flahive, Lieb, and Hinze contributing multi hits. Herb Hinze pitched well, earning key support as Mohawks move toward next matchup with New Moons following an open date.
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Mohawks
White Eagle
Eagles
West Pullman Verhovays
Turk Simnick
Nemo” Kasha
Hawks
Rust
Lieb
Kasha
Flahive
Neath
Riverdale
Simnick
Sehmall
Herb
Riverdale Park
Hinze
Arrows Fall to Peace 5 3 In McKinley Park Tilt
Peace defeats Arrows 5 to 3 after taking a late lead on two home runs. Chuck Marcus allowed five hits as Arrows total six hits, two by Harold Lotz. Standings show Arrows remain atop the league with a one game edge.
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Arrows
McKinley Park
Peace
Innning
Chuck Marcus
Harold Lotz
WL Arrows
Bethlehem
Emanual
Grand Crossing
Hope We
St. Martin
ZION
Eames
St Marys School Holds Graduation Exercises
Graduating class members listed include Dorothy Berschinski Eva Cosman Beverly Doyle Kathleen Schulte Bernis Thomson Dolores Vogel June Torpy Florence Kopischke Orland David Peter Lezeau Allan Schaefer Raymond Pracht Bernard Perkus Edward Miller Andrew Garry Henry Wyzinski with exercises conducted June 14 at the church.
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St. Mary’s School
Dorothy Berschinski
Eva Cosman
Beverly Doyle
Kathleen Schulte
Bernis ‘Thomson
Dolores Vogel
June Torpy
I‘lorence Kopischke
Orland David
Peter Lezeau
Allan Schaefer
Raymond Pracht
Bernard Perkus
Edward Miller
Andrew Garry
Henry Wyzinski
McKinley School Graduation Exercises Report
McKinley school held commencement on Wednesday evening June 13 with graduates Mabel Carlson Agnes De Young Henry De Young Agnes Oppenhuis Minnie Schaap Dorothy Veldhuis Kirwin Wognum. Program included selections, addresses, poems and diplomas presented by Walter Carlson, president. Notice from June 15 absolves the writer of debts contracted by others.
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McKinley School
Cora Haywood
Minnie Schaap
Erwin Wognum
America the Beautiful
Peter DeGraff
Dorothy Veldhuis
Mabel Carlson
Agnes de Young
Agnes Oppenhuis
Walter Carlson
Alice de Young
Fenry de Young
Kirwin Wognum
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Dorchester
O’donnell
Cregier Avenue
Hightawn School
Tayuue Dail Verhoeven
144Th St
Dalton
Irving Avenue
Ashland Avenue
Dolton
A. C. Reich
Interocean
Dolton-Riverdale
Ee Loan Association
Gunls
Dyer Supply Co
Dyer, Ind
Peter Vien Bodegraven
167Th Street
Torrence Avenue
McCormick
John C. Rietveld
Chicago Heights
Joe Orr
Cottage Grove
Fordson and Oliver
Pullman
Dykstra’s
Lafayette
1St Street
State
A. M. Dykstra
1St St
West of State
Domino
Gouwens Bros
159Th Street
South Holland
Superior Heating Co
John Scheffers
Madison Ave
Harvey
A. J. Allen
Prop
Riverdale, Ill
East 137Th Street
American Legion News
J. G
Stamp News
Vagabond Girls
Ruth
Ruth’s Beauty Shop
119Th Street
Ruth Tuch
Acme Coal CO
138Th Street
Union Ave
Illinois
Commodore
Acme
Three Link News
Siddens
Warpath
White Eagles
W. Pullman
Verhovays
Cethlings
Aeaceeesesnneenere
Sseaee
Chesterfield Verhovays
Riverdale Mohawks
Deteeps
Tolacine Seed
Assumption
Nes Peaueeaeeree
Calumet Boosters
Wetbac
Rene
South Side Falcons
Hobolinks
Henry J. Mohr
Bernie Bender
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