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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1930

Page

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Auto Wreck at Riverdale Crossing Ends in Eye Loss

Thelma Anderson, a Riverdale beauty parlor owner, lost an eye after an Auburn auto was struck by a freight at the Indiana Harbor crossing on Indiana avenue. Several relatives and passengers suffered injuries as a light engine and caboose passed westbound. the victim was rushed to Ingalls Memorial Hospital. Locals urge railroad to improve protection at the dangerous crossing.

Riverdale Indiana Harbor R. R Stephen Barker Miss Anderson Auburn Robert Dr. Kollar Ingalls Memorial Hospital Dalton

Gustav A Scheer Dies at 83 in Indiana

Gustav A Scheer former Dolton and Riverdale meat market operator died at Haven Hubbard Home New Carlisle Indiana on February 24 and was buried at Elkhart February 27 aged 83 He left Dolton 13 years ago to live with his daughter and son in law Anna Minardow Gustav and a son a granddaughter all of Elkhart survive with a sister in Germany Funeral attendees included W F Propper Mrs Wm Rose and son Harold of Dolton

Gustav A. Scheer Riverdale Dalton Haven Hubbard New Carlisle Ind Elkhart Mr. Scheer Washington and Lincoln Avenue Dolton Wm. Minardow Minardow Scheer Oakland Cemetery Anna William Minardow Gustav Germany W. F. Propper Wm. Rose Harold of

Chrysler Found In Clay Hole On West 188th Street

Police officer Emil Maatz found a Chrysler five passenger sedan in a clay hole on West 188th street near Ashland avenue Wednesday night. Ira Hatings dragged the car up the embankment to morning. The Matt Garage reports the car was stolen from 5705 South Ashland avenue Wednesday evening. The owner was located via license No 167710. The 1 and 0 on the plate were blacked out.

Chrysler Clay Hole Emil Maatz 188Th Street Ashland Avenue Ira Hatings Matt

Twenty Years Ago in The Pointer

Mrs Wm Robertson of Panama Ia thanks friends for birthday cards dated Feb 22. Lineup of White Sox includes Hahn and Dalton prompting questions if Henry Hahn and Bill Dalton are in disguise. Mrs Wm Mau hosts card party for Mrs A H Teitgen visiting at home. Out of town guests include Mrs Fred Tuch Kensington Mrs L F Rau West Pullman and Mrs Mary Lawson Chicago. Mrs A F Bowse and Mrs Jennie C Dalton hosted at Mrs Lawrence Rau in West Pullman. Emil Kasten's absence blamed on new girl born Sunday Feb 20. Mr Kasten president of Board of Education, implying a new school teacher in the family. Herman Brolsma Riverdale mail carrier sick, substitute filling in. Deaths of Charles Pfotenhauer Civil War veteran Feb 26 1910 and William Gerloff Feb 27 1910 detailed in March 4 issue.

Wm. Robertson Panama White Sox Hahn Dalton Henry Hahn Bill” Dalton Expressman Wm. Mau A. H. Teitgen Pedro Fred Tuch Kensington L. F. Rau West Pullman Mary Lawson Chicago A. F. Bowse Jennie C. Dalton Lawrence Rau Emil Kasten Kasten Board of Education Famly Herman Brolsma Riverdale Charles Pfotenhauer William Gerloff

American Legion Leads Diphtheria Prevention Campaign

The American Legion in Cook County sponsors a diphtheria prevention drive led by Dr. Arnold Kegel, Chicago Health Commissioner, with inoculations offered at low rates through local posts including Paul Gall. Nurses and health authorities partner to reach every family in the area, urging contact with physicians for more information.

Arnold Kegel Chicago American Legion Cook County Paul Gall

Oberlin Glee Club Praises Paul Van Bodegraven

After a tour of Boston New York and Pittsburgh the Oberlin College Glee Club performed at the Chicago Civic Theatre last Friday. Paul Van Bodegraven a 1925 graduate delighted the audience with baritone solos and inspired a wish from club director Mr Wirkler that more students like him attend Oberlin from the T. T. H. S.

Boston New York Pittsburgh Oberlin College Glee Club Chicago Civic Theatre Oberlin Glee Club Paul Oberlin

New Bridges Authorized Over Little Calumet River

The national House passed bills authorizing construction of two new bridges on Ashland avenue near 134th and 140th streets and widening the Halsted street bridge at 146th street in North Harvey. Dispatches from Washington D C report the measures have been sent to the Senate for approval.

Little Calumet River National House of Representatives Senate Washington, D. C Ashland Avenue 134Th 140Th Streets Halsted Street 146Th Street North Harvey

Moron Benjamin Arrested After Targeting Riverdale Girls

Riverdale police detained 19 year old Sam Benjamin after he roamed town seeking a girl named Ruth and approached two young sisters near St. Mary's school. Benjamin, described as mentally deranged, was taken to a psychiatric hospital for examination after witnesses and a court appearance confirmed concerning behavior.

Sam Benjamin Psycoopathic Hospital Riverdale Sam Acme Steel Co Archer Avenue Feruary Bowen School Ruth Wome Ray Baumgartner Benjamin Illinois Street Ray Illinois Central Station 138Th Street St. Mary’s School 137Th Street Flick and Claussen North Western Avenue

Last Stand on Taxes as Townships Push Revaluation

Tax committees in Calumet and Thornton work weeks to fix books before Board of Assessors approval. Calumet completion this week with Thornton next week. Board of Review opens ten day protest period. Urgent push to file about 20,000 protests to curb unwarranted tax increases. Dalton committee meets tax officials and remeasures buildings amid cautious optimism for final Board decision.

Thornton Calumet Townships Board of Assessors Calumet Township Thornton Township Board of Review Cutmore Bowman Tax Commission Dalton Committee Wm. Maurer Dalton

Propers celebrate silver wedding with family dinner

Mr and Mrs Bert Proper celebrated their silver wedding on Sunday February 23 with a 4 o'clock dinner for eighteen guests.

Bert Proper

Car wreck injures Tinley Park youths on Halsted street

A Tinley Park party of Thos. C. Kennett Edgar Hall Miss Effie Bools and Miss Charlotte Kennett were bruised and cut when a Pontiac coupe crossed into the wrong lane on Halsted street south of the viaduct at 141st street Thursday night. Two men in the other car were arrested and one fled but was later taken into custody.

Tinley Park Halsted Street 141St Street Edgar Hall Thos. C. Kennett Effie Bools Charlotte Kennett 188Th Street Mantz 127Th Street James Carlysle Jr Illinois Street Jimmy Jack Silbert Yard Center Dog and Pony Circus Dalton Theatre Herbert Hawes, Jr Ward Hamilton Co Riverdale Wm. DeVries Alice Flannigan J. Drennen May Belle Hawes

Bakery Lease Takeover Declares Quality Service Motto

Notice states the bakery business of Robert Janescheski has been taken over by Matt Buchler and invites patronage under the motto Quality Service. The brief item records a change of ownership and a vendor’s appeal to customers.

Robert Janescheski Matt. Buchler

Onion diet notes life of Miss Ann Wilson Stout

Flemington New Jersey March 1 Miss Ann Wilson Stout reached her 101st birthday after a simple meal of onion with vinegar and salt bread and water She credits onions with health benefits and jokes that her single status comes from not loving a man rather than dietary habit

Flemington N. J Ann Wilson Stout

Suburban Group Meeting At Blue Island March 11

The southurban group holds its regular monthly meeting at the Blue Island Masonic Temple Tuesday night March 11 at 7 30 p m Mayor Frank Kasten will open with a public safety address. Officials and superintendents from nearby towns are invited. An entertainment program is arranged by Briggs & Survival Hutchins Lumber Roche Lumber Gilbert Bennett Steel. The public is invited.

Blue Island Masonic Temple Frank Kasten Briggs & Survival Hutchins Lumber Co Roche Lumber Co Gilbert & Bennett Steel Co

Brick Workers Endorse Propper for Re election

Endorsed by Brickmakers State Representative William F Propper for re nomination at the April Primaries the Chicago District Council of the United Brick and Clay Workers of America unanimously backed his bid for re election on February 15.

William F. Propper Chicago District Council the United Brick and Clay Workers of America

Paving Drive Urged For Indiana Ave South End Links

Committees from the South End Chamber of Commerce and nearby groups push paving of Indiana Ave south of 147th Street. Plans cover from 127th Street to the Calumet River bridge this year and from 147th to Vincennes Avenue, about 24 miles, to form a straight north south corridor. A 1930 start is favored over 1932, with county and state officials lobbied for summer completion. John Jaranowski pledged to push the proposal with the County Board and Governor's committee.

South End Thornton Calumet River 153Rd St Vincennes Avenue South Holland Riverdale Jaranowski John Jaranowski

Brave Boy Scout Saves Life After Train Crash

Phillip Tuttle thirteen of Normal boulevard used his first aid knowledge to save himself after a Chicago and Eastern Illinois train struck him and severed his left leg. His fellow scout Frank Hendrix aided while the train crew stopped. The incident happened near 67th and Wallace streets as they walked home from Englewood High school. Tuttle applied a tourniquet with a rail spike and held it during transport to St Bernard’s hospital. His parents arrived as he cried briefly.

Phillip Tuttle Phillip Normal Boulevard Chicago and Western Indiana 67Th Wallace Streets Frank Hendrix Englewood High School Chicago and Eastern Illinois Hendrix Tuttle J. F. Mossell South Holland St. Bernard’s Hospital Harry R. Tuttle

Boy Scouts Board reviews second class tests

Lorenz Ripley Theodore Stapovitch and Edward Corriveau passed second class requirements at the regular monthly Board of Review held at the Lincoln Avenue school. Committeemen Ripley Odle and Scoutmaster Staunton formed the examining board. Dalton Troop 1 plans its March 7 hike if weather permits. scouts must cook a meal and pass tests in tracking signaling cooking knife and ax map making. Mr and Mrs Thurl L Meeder welcome Barbara Jean born February 28 at Ingalls Memorial hospital.

Lorenz Ripley Theodore Stapovitch Edward Corriveau Lincoln Avenue Benj. Odle Geo. Staunton Dalton

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104Th Indiana Health Movement Psycopathic Hospital Brickmakers Indiana Ave Calumet River Bridge 147Th Street BOY Scout BOY Scouts Dalton Troop I Thurl L. Meeder Barbara Jean
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