Pinochle Night at Legion Club Posts Friday Games
Past Commander J G That remind Legion members of Friday pinochle at the Legion club rooms with last week's winners listed. No game March 20 Good Friday. Updates note new faces and an upcoming March 27 meeting with a 15th anniversary Birth of the American Legion birthday party. Hockey day at Coliseum March 18 with 20 cent seats. Fourth District meeting March 22 Tinley Park under Post 615.
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John Matthiesen
Manus West
Fenstermaker
Carl Thomsen
Christ Schmutzler
J. Nelson
Ray Baumgartner
Dick Gilbert
Hines
American Legion
Coliseum
Wabash Ave
Curtiss Candy Company
Baby Ruth Hockey Club
A. F. Hammesfahr
County Athletic
Legion
Randolph
Diversey
Sanger Hall
Rock Island
Tinley Park
Charles C. Kapschall
Sargeant Bonse
Sargeant
Legion Auxiliary plans March meeting and fund drive
The Legion Auxiliary schedules a regular meeting for Thursday March 22 at 8 pm in the Legion club room. Members are urged to bring jelly and food for a Shower aiding ex service boys at Oak Forest. Donations may be arranged via Mrs Nelson Riverdale 338 or Auxiliary members.
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Riverdale 338
Ross Lambert
Roseland Hospital
McDonald
Poppy
Raymond Baumgartner
Legion
Plunkett
Lawndale Crawford Unit
Department
Mary Kent
South in the Spring Time Continued Visit Through Florida
The narrator describes a spring journey through Monticello and Tallahassee with friends Ed Hart and family, visiting Gulf coast fishing near Monticello and pausing in Pensacola Mobile and New Orleans. The piece invites readers to await the next Pointer issue for fuller description.
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Monticello
State Capitol
Tallahassee
Pensacola
Florida
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Gulf Boulevards
The
Pointer
Maryland commemorative stamp depicts Ark and Dove ships
The 3¢ Maryland stamp design features the Ark and the Dove, honoring colonial arrival. First day sales occur at St Marys City with distribution to other post offices afterward. The 19th U. S. commemorative, issued August 3, 1927, honors battles at Ft Stanwix Oriskany Bennington and Saratoga. Burgoyne surrendered at Saratoga.
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Maryland
England
St. Mary’s City
U. S
Ft. Stanwix
Oriskany
Bennington
Saratoga
Burgoyne
W C O F Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters held its annual officer election last Tuesday at St Marys school hall in poor weather. Elected: Chief Ranger Ida Prymas Vice Chief Emma Tompkey Rec Secy Margaret Kern Fin Secy Mary Horn Treas Clara Stieman Senior Cond Lucille Kern Jr Cond Gen Albrecht Out Sen Rose Kleinz In Sent Katherine McLaughlin First Trustee Katherine Kern Second Trustee Agnes Dreger Third Trustee Margaret Stieman Med Exam Dr C H Thomsen.
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Woman’s Catholic Order of Foresters Club
St. Mary’s School
Ida Prymas
Emma Tompkey
Margaret Kern
Mary Horn
Treas
Clara Stieman
Lucille Kern
Gen. Albrecht
Rose Kleinz
Katherine McLaughlin
Katherine Kern
Agnes Dreger
Margaret Stieman
C. H. Thomsen
Washington School Parent Teacher Association March Meeting
The Washington School Parent Teacher Association held its March meeting in the music room with officers elected for the coming year. A May installation, April curio exhibit, and an upcoming speech by Illinois Congress official are planned, plus ongoing donations and room supplies for the school.
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Washington School
TR. A
Washington School Parent Teacher Association
Charles Brown
Andrew Skye
Helen Davenport
Walter Sellin
Harriet Lacrosse
Bernard Bender
Danco
Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers
Radio control by commercial interests debated
A speaker urges the federal government reserve at least fifteen percent of broadcasting channels for education. The Radio Commission seeks public will as radio and soon television shape the modern mind. The speaker credits teachers and parents as the real makers of the modern mind through deliberate guidance.
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Verne Hall Detweiler
Will Durant
Thornton teams sweep league titles in near perfect season
Thornton's basketball squads closed a strong season by winning the South Suburban League with their heavyweights leading the charge. The Junior College quintet coached by Mr Stegmeir secured the Northern Illinois Junior College Conference title, while the lightweights finished fifth.
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Thornton
Stegmeir
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