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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1935

Page

1

CANDIDATES ARE SELECTED FOR VILLAGE ELECTIONS

Candidates are selected by caucus for the village and park board elections on April 16. In Riverdale and Dolton, three slates include the Progressive, Better Government, Dolton Citizens, and Peoples tickets with named presidents, village clerks, trustees, and police magistrates.

William Dolton Dolton Bill Riverdale Progressive Party Wmm J. Claussen Peter J. Kurz Harry Robinson James Hanthan Wary Hanschmann Frank Schroll Howard Nelson Adolphus Murden Louis E. Haht Better Government Party Jacob P. T. Kirsch Ernst C. Hauff Walter H. Sellin John M. Krueger Fred Belz August W. Pbounse Clarence A. Gruhlke George A. Worrone Gwartner Raymond Baum

Riverdale Park Board Candidate Petitions Filed

The following names filed petitions for Riverdale Park Board seats Emma Leichinger Thomas Mullen Raymond Baumgartner Clarence Heft Oliver Johnson Delos Hand and Harry McGrain listed by the board registration official.

Riverdale Park Board Emma Leichinger Thomas Mullender Raymond Baumgartner Clarence Heft Oliver Johnson Delos Hand Harry McGrain

Dolton Park Board petitions circulated by citizens

Two former Pointer plant employees Anne DeRidder and Jessie Moomaw seek to help Dolton beautify the town as petitions circulate among popular citizens.

Pointer Plant Anne DeRidder Jessie Moomaw Dolton

Boxing and Wrestling Show Draws Large Crowd at St Marys

A capacity crowd attended a Holy Name Society boxing and wrestling show at St Marys school hall last night. A list of contestants and winners will appear in The Pointer next week. Judges were Presidents William J. Clausen and Charles E. Dickelman of Riverdale and Dalton.

Holy Name Society St. Mary’s School Hall William J. Claussen Charles E. Dickelman Riverdale Dalton

Dalton Police Warns on Loose Dogs and Tag Rules

The Dalton police department reports numerous complaints about nuisance from dogs. All dogs found running loose without identification collars will be destroyed. Dogs with identification marks will be returned to their owners who must keep them confined. Chief T. Ehlert.

Dalton Police Department T. Ehlert

Vehicle tag notices issued to all owners

Chiefs of Police Fred T. Ehlert and Dalton and Frank Mraz of Riverdale received notices this week directing all automobile owners who have not applied for vehicle tags to prest their registrations.

Police Fred T. Ehlert Dalton Frank Mraz Riverdale

Junior Auxiliary Bakery Sale at Mrs Ripley’s Coffee Shop

On March 23 the Junior Auxiliary will hold a bakery sale at Mrs Ripley’s Coffee Shop at corner of 1agth street and Lincoln starting at 10 a.m. Donations appreciated. Call Mrs Frankie Albrecht Dolton 892R to donate.

Acme Steel Company Table Tennis Championship Sets Two Night Show

The third annual tournament at St. Pauls Lutheran gym in Dalton March 21 and 22 features over fifty singles entries and doubles champions Mugs and Wolfenberger. Defending champ Bob Downey faces strong field as finals, consolation singles, and exhibitions cap the event with a lucky ticket prize accessible to spectators.

Acme Steel Company Riverdale St. Paul’s Lutheran Gym E. 138Th Street Dalton Bob Downey Mugs Wolfenberger

Thomas H. Lee 59 Dies After Prolonged Illness in Dalton

Thomas H. Lee, aged 59, died at his Dalton home after more than a year of illness. Born in London on September 7, 1876, he moved to Canada at age 11 and later to Chicago in 1900 to work for the Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroad, becoming an engineer in 1904. He lived 37 years in the area, married Agnes Emma Sanderson in 1905, and is survived by his widow, two daughters Burnette and Eleanor, siblings, and three grandchildren. He helped organize Doldale lodge No. 113 I O O F and served as secretary‑treasurer of Division No. 613, B of L E F. Funeral services will be at 2:00 p.m. at Dalton M E Church, with Rev. E. E. Thompson and Doldale lodge officiating. Interment at Oaklawn cemetery.

Thomas H. Lee Dalton London Eng Canada May Arthur Lee Independent Order of Odd Fellows Waterford Lodge Chicago Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Agnes Emma Sanderson Burnette Milton Meeder Eleanor Frederick Kasten Edwin

Local Notes and Events From The Week

Mrs. Fred A. Reed of 139108 Wabash avenue visited relatives in Milwaukee last week. William Lembcke, 15 months old, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Lembecke of Dalton, was taken to St Francis hospital Blue Island on Sunday March 20 for lunge infection after bronchial pneumonia. William is very ill but expected home Saturday. A kitchen shower honored Miss Ruth Reich at the home of Miss Ruth Stutzheim on March 6 with 16 friends, gifts, games and luncheon. Decorations by Mrs James Hanihan.

Fred A. Reed Wabash Avenue Milwaukee Wis William Lembcke Albert Lembecke Dalton St. Francis Hospital Blue Island William Ruth Reich Ruth Stutzhiem James Hanihan Robert Neath Roseland Riverdale Roseland Community Hospital Neath Ruth Krause Ben Struven Lincoln Ave Buncot John Knippel Joliet, Jr Otto Lentz Harold Rampke Charley Hameister Clarence Bahl Betty Arthur Kreck

Pro Production Urges More Jobs and Higher Output

Gen. Hammond of Whiting Corp argues NRA codes limiting factory output failed. He cites 18 billion dollars in machinery needs since 1929, with 12 billion for wages, and urges free competition, investment in better plants, and removal of restrictions to create jobs.

Gen. Hammond Whiting Corporation Harvey, Ilinois NRA Washington Machinery and Allied Products Institute Hull of Machinery Manufacturers

Progressive caucus ends as supporters back chosen men

Mrs. Mary Reed and son Russel of Gary Indiana visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baumgartner. Reed is Baumgartner's mother in law. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Laurent of Wheaton christened their baby Arden Ann Laurent with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tompky Jr. of Riverdale attending.

Progressive Party P.lane Mary Reed Son Russel Gary J Ind Raymond Baumgartner Eed Baumgartner Clarence Laurent Wheaton, Jr Charles Tompky, Jr Riverdale Arden Ann Laurent

Birthday Celebration for Dalton Native in Thornton

Red Fleck, formerly of Dalton and now in Thornton, turned 70 on March 6. His son William Fleck hosted a gathering with 31 relatives and friends who enjoyed banco and pinochle, a pleasant lunch, and the song Tome Sweet Home.

Local News Briefs From Dalton Area Events

Mrs. Fred Ludwig was taken to Ingalls Memorial hospital for acute abdominal trouble and doctors hope to correct it. Marylyn Kort, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Kort, celebrated her eighth birthday with ten friends. Harold Rampke was surprised at Riverdale village hall with dancing and refreshments. Stanley Vandeursen visits from Cortpertino, California, plans to drive home in a Nash. Several locals sustained injuries or illnesses with hospital visits and travel updates. Professional ball players left for training camps. local events include a card and dance party at St. Mary’s church and a baby born to Aldo Frachey and wife.

Fred Ludwig Ingalls Memorial Hospital Marylyn Kort al Kort Dalton Harold Rampke Riverdale John Knippel Claude Joliet Ill Herman Knippel Monee Elois Knippel Ruth Cone Geneva Klepper Frankfort Harold Stanley Vandeursen William Vandeursen Cortpertino California Stanley Nash Irene Charles Bagley Atlantic St Frank Lund St. Margaret’s Hospital Hammond Carl Dieck Lowell Carl Engel Ivanhoe Lou O. R. Warren Leyden Ave Acme Roseland Community Hospital Charles Landberg Jack Quinn Hot Springs Ark Clarence Struss Mobile Alabama Kansas City Chuck Markus Arrow Little Rock Herb” Br Monroe Street

Dolton board weighs band reorganization and street names

The Dolton board met March 11 with full membership. A former band delegation asked about reorganizing and continuing the band, with a special meeting set for March 19. Water issues from intercepting sewer discussed. a committee will investigate water connections to homes. Fire hall use for March 25 granted. Treasurer reports $4 545.88 on hand. streets repairs planned as frost ends. Social notices recap local visits and celebrations.

Dolton Board Dickelman Luehrs John Ver Wey Police, Fire and Water Committee Riverdale S. A. Healy Co Henry Mohr Dalton Volunteer Fire Department Community Firemen’s Association Schnoor Schuman New Chicago Healy Co Erffmeyer 144Th Oak Main Street

Legion Dance At Bowen School Auditorium Saturday

The American Legion will host a dance on Saturday night March 16 at the Bowen school auditorium. Tickets cost 25a and the event runs from 8 80 p m to 1 00 a m with dancing throughout.

The American Legion Bowen School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Faeh Dolton Citizens Ticket Ln J. Hastings Wm. G. Dolton Wm. Maurer Frank B. Diekman Frank J. Krueger Harry F. Fuller John H. Zwiers Fred E. Waterman Peoples Ticket Charles Dickelman Fred Weber H. W. Schneer A. Tiifmeyer A. R. Schumann Roy Nelson Arthur T. Harms Dolton Park Board Acme Steel St. Paul's Gym T S Hammond White City
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