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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
3
In its early days Washington earned the nickname City of Streets Without Houses as planners laid out an ambitious street grid before substantial building occurred. The city’s layout reflected a bold vision guiding its initial development.
The village board approves a special assessment attorney contract for sewer work at four percent of estimated costs with a one year completion target. Norman Haskins proposes deed of park site in trust to a named committee with two years to decide, inviting public input.
A joint meeting of the South End Improvement Association of Roseland and the Riverdale Improvement Association last Wednesday evening appointed a committee to push the digging of the canal. The panel includes Judge Schaefer Otto F Reich and T F Kinney.
Walter Gerloff of Highlawn is spending a two weeks vacation at Belfre, Kansas. Fred Klaege was severely injured after falling from a steam shovel at the Illinois Brick Co. yards Thursday afternoon. Dr. O G Mangold of Pittsburgh ...
Pa. guest of Dr. F W Schmidt and family. Miss Carria Dutt hosted Chicago Heights friends at her parents home. Hedtke and Dahlke visit from Oshkosh. Louis A Harms heads to Champaign for State University Normal school training. German Oak Lodge marked 25th anniversary. Ellen Walkerly returns to Dalton for summer. Edward and Gottlieb Muehmer, South Dakota farmers, attended Teasy Schools funeral. Rosebud Pleasure Club plans July 4 picnic at Dillner's Grove with fireworks. Colonel Propper celebrates 66th birthday. game of 66 noted with son-in-law lawyer quoted.
The Shoshone National Forest is described as the oldest national forest in the United States and the largest in the Rocky Mountain district. It was first reserved with Yellowstone Park and proclaimed a national forest in 1902.
George Jarrett of Jersey City New Jersey rolled 797 to lead individuals in the International bowling tournament in Stockholm Sweden. The American White team topped all entrants with 3762 pins to win the championship.
With Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers backing, Lowell National Guardsmen receive weekly singing lessons in patriotic tunes directed by Mrs. Frederick Bond, daughter of Lowell’s early public school music master.
The Fred Harvey system announces that starting July 1 a transcontinental air plane dining service will be inaugurated, introducing full meal service for long flights and marking a new era in in flight catering.
In a talk with a new recruit, Sergeant Simpson stresses service to a comrade. He presents a humorous scenario where a fellow soldier neglects his breakfast and parades, and the recruit answers by offering a practical, if cheeky, act to help a partner keep duties in order.
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