Women’s Relief Corps Meeting Schedule
G. W. Spencer Post No 279 meets the second Friday at 2 pm and fourth Friday at 8 pm at the Village Hall Riverdale. Mrs Bertha Sprick serves as president and Mrs Oswald Obeldobel as secretary.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
4
G. W. Spencer Post No 279 meets the second Friday at 2 pm and fourth Friday at 8 pm at the Village Hall Riverdale. Mrs Bertha Sprick serves as president and Mrs Oswald Obeldobel as secretary.
Irish and Catholic groups aided by a postal policy move after protests against caricatured St Patrick cards. Postmaster Daniel Campbell orders clerks to exclude offensive items and refer debatable cases to a delivery supervisor. Organizers will push retailers to halt sales as campaigning continues.
The Republicans met at Valentine Hall Washington Heights on March 2 with Otto Reich presiding. Nominations included Theo Turnquist Assessor Bernard Vellenga Collector Thos Becker Jr Town Clerk Emil Wanek Highway Commissioner John Willig Justices Henry Myrick Alf Duller John Schafer Constables James Stratton Otto Begs Teland Andrew Gezelle. A tax relief pledge and unity resolution followed. Otto Reich was re-elected chairman of the town central committee.
James R. Mann reports that the River and Harbor Bill includes a survey for Chicago area harbors and rivers and a plan for broad harbor improvements from Chicago to Gary Indiana. The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill also provides 30000 dollars to continue Calumet river improvements.
An ailing wife urges her husband William to remarry after her death to comfort their motherless children. He ponders a fitly suited widow, Widow Jones, named redheaded and freckled. She scolds him, then faints, but recovers and leaves the room.
A London Society column comments on the American girl as a social asset in dances and dinners while noting potential restlessness if she seeks constant party life. It questions whether the picnic habit still suits the adaptable hostess type described, implying trends in leisure and social behavior.
The March issue touts Double Face Records as the best ever from Talking Machines. Victor and Columbia compete with two records for the price of one, offering 10 inch and 12 inch options at fractions of earlier costs. Sales are at H Hahn's 244 Lincoln Avenue Dolton Illinois with an exchange program to trade in old scratched records.
The article cites Woman's Home Companion advice to drive wooden pegs into shoe soles to stop creak. It discusses shipboard wireless reliability after the Republic disaster, noting German and British practices. It mentions Southampton dock growth and 60 000 ton White Star liners. It ends with a hot cloth method to ease pinch points in shoes.
A large dinner event features an English bishop as guest of honor. An inexperienced helper misinterprets his duty and, after being told to wipe the bishop's mouth when he sets down his glass, calmly performs the task with a large napkin. The scene showcases a comic misread of etiquette.
A burglar explains the ease of breaking into homes after a pawnbroker identifies him. He boasted that in two months he robbed nine houses but broke into only one with unlocked windows. The Albany Journal urges vigilance for careless occupants.
The Ladies Aid of Dolton M E church offers sewing services for aprons comforters stocking bags and similar items. Orders may be left with Miss Alma Lund at Lund's Drug Store Dolton. Proceeds fund charitable purposes.
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