Washington PTA annual meeting elects new officers and bid farewell
The Washington Parent Teacher Association held its annual meeting announcing the new president Mrs Bernard Bender and a fresh slate of officers led by Mrs Walter Young and Mrs Wallace Hazen. The group reviewed the year, discussed school rules, and promoted home school cooperation while planning the Century of Progress educational tour and a free pre school summer roundup at Lincoln school.
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Washington Parent Teacher Association
Mit
Mao. W. Hazen
B. Bender
Bruce Smythe
Hazen
Bender
Bernard Bender
Walter Young
Wallace Hazen
Gilbert Lane
Margaret Kerr
Fuller
T .H. Putnam
Dalton
Washington
Roosevelt
Judy Hanford
Lincoln School
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Franklin P T A installs officers and honors members
Franklin P T A closes the year with installation of Marion Henry as president and officers including Bernice Koch vice president Lena Fadtke secretary and Minnie Propper historian Dorothy Fadtke treasurer is quarantined. New chairmen named and awards given for health books and membership 100 percent. Patrol boys to a picnic at Thornton Forest Preserve and tours to Century of Progress planned.
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Franklin P. T
Margaret Klaege
Publiity
Franklin Parent Teacher Association
Bruce Smythe
Marion Henry
Bernice Koch
Lena Fadtke
Minnie Propper
Dorothy Fadtke
Henry
Elaine Koenig
Tda Gibson
Maggie Vandenberg
Sue Wise
Gerade
Rene Lembeke
Parker Gibson
Republic Building
Franklin P. T. A
Thornton Forest Preserve
Miss Propper
Century of Progress
T. Putnam
Doris Yeaton
Fourth District June Meeting At Chicago Heights
The June meeting of the Fourth District will be held at Chicago Heights on Thursday June 22. They plan a very good meeting and urge comrades to come. Save the date and attend. The note calls for new members and dues to reach one hundred percent. Also an annual pilgrimage to Normal on Sunday June 18 with a day among the children.
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Chicago Heights
American Legion Auxiliary Urges June Meeting and Dues
The American Legion Auxiliary and Paul Gall Post unit seek all members and officers to attend the important meeting on June 22 at 8 o'clock. Dues are due by July 15 to fund activities. A picnic for Auxiliary Juniors and carnival workers is planned for Sunday June 25 at Camp-a-While with transport arranged from Creout and Riverdale venues. Refreshments are free. The American Legion Community Band plays for veterans at Oak Forest T B hospital on Sunday July 9 from 8 to p.m.
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American Legion
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Riverdale
American Legion-Community
T. B
Oak Forest
Italian hydroplanes head for Chicago with airmail stamps
A squadron of 20 Italian hydroplanes will depart Rome in mid June carrying mail to Chicago. The mission uses a special Italian government airmail stamp set for mail on these flights, with expensive covers in demand.
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Italy
Chicago
U. S
Panama-Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Panama Canal
Balboa
South Sea
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Baseball News Note Urges Timely Writeups
The note warns young writers to submit baseball writeups by Thursday morning ahead of Friday publication. It emphasizes timely deadlines and avoiding delays in reporting.
Harmonies prevail in 13 to 11 win over Shermans
Harmonies beat the Shermans 13 to 11 at West Pullmin Park for their sixth straight win. Pellegrini earned the victory with relief by Heydebrecht who allowed one hit in three innings. Schmidt homered in three plate appearances as M. Schmidt raised his average to 17.
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Pellegrin
Heydebreek
Allowine
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Damaroz
Pellegrini
Reitz
Jamrog
MM. Schmidt
Heydebrecht
Mazgala
Padduei
Duvegan
Owen
Moittinger
Heidebrecht
Plendrie
M. Schmidt
Henrie
Gugean
Jume
Inter-Community Twilight League schedules 1933 season
The Inter-Community Twilight League featuring Ivanhoe Arrows Dalton Park and Mohawks outlines a 12 game round robin season with rules on eligibility and postposed games. Schedules list home and away dates from June to August plus standings updates and enthusiastic community support appeals.
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Arrows
Dalton Park
Mohawks
Dolton Park
Mohawks rout Corsairs in league victory at Riverdale Park
Mohawks return to Riverdale Park and pound Corsairs for twenty hits to post their fourth league win. Gouwens and Dolton Parks starred as the Mohawks built a decisive 15 to 7 margin.
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Corsairs
Gouwens
Dolton Parks
Riverdale Park
Tawks
Mohawks Rally to Beat Corsairs and Contend for West Pullman Title
Mohawks erased a five run deficit in the first inning then surged ahead 6 to 4 by the third. Suruven held the Corsairs to one hit after the opening chaos as Mohawks’ bats stayed hot with singles by all players. Next Sunday Mohawks face Gouwens Cardinals at Riverdale Park, then Colton Parks on Tuesday.
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Hawk
Innine
Rust
Svhmall
Simnick
Loecals
Suruven
Gouwens Cardinals
Colton Parks
Riverdale Park
Arrows Reorganize With New Additions For Home Schedule
The Arrows baseball club announces a reorganization adding well known players led by pitcher Johnny Albrecht. They plan to play all home games as freelances, starting next Sunday against Washington Heights at the Arrows field. Recent results include a 6 to 5 loss to Salem and a 5 to 1 defeat by Mohawks, with notable pitching changes and fielding errors noted. All games listed start at 3:00 PM.
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Johnny Albrecht
Washington Heights
Salen
Hoverman
Salem
Sehlinger
Mohawks
Trammermeister
Hinze
Arrow
Arrow Field
Ivanhoe Cardinals Defeat Scanton Athletics 12 to 2
The Ivanhoe Cardinals routed the Scanton Athletics 12 to 2 with fourteen safe hits. Elmer Neander led the offense and suffered a left ankle ligament tear while scoring his fourth run. Next Sunday, a double header begins at 1:30 with Senators then a game against LaGrange.
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Cardinals
Athletics
Elmer Neander
Swanberg
Forbes
McCloskey
Ivan
Neerine
Burr Oak
Ath Tel
Tranhoes
Keystone
Senators
LaGrange
Dolton Parks Defeat Arrows In Twilight League Opener
Dolton Parks traveled to Arrows field last Tuesday night and earned their first twilight league win. Jimmie Franzen hit a homer and Herb Pilz starred around third base while Schulty chipped in with seven strikeouts and four hits allowed through five innings. Next Tuesday, June 20, they visit the Mohawks.
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Dolton Parks
Arrows
Jimmie Franzen
Herb Pilz
Schulty
Dalton Parks
Mohawks
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