Bowen Volleyball Squad Wins Calumet Valley Tournament
The Bowen volleyball team topped the Calumet Valley league tournament while tying Washington for first place in the season. Bowen is noted as the only team to defeat Washington in two years.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
3
The Bowen volleyball team topped the Calumet Valley league tournament while tying Washington for first place in the season. Bowen is noted as the only team to defeat Washington in two years.
The Bowen team top row James Ferguson Jimmy Rochford Harold Lucht second row coach Virgil Pekty Leo Kainrath Bobby Prill John Hente Donald Ferguson bottom row Wallace Tourtellotte Glen Wilder Waiter Deiehen Meredith Schnell Leslie Bales Howard Golding won undisputed first place in Calumet Valley league games. Heavies claimed first place in the league tournament while the lightweights lost in overtime to champions Washington.
Fred Zieghardt, world traveler and lecturer, will present a illustrated talk on present day Russia at Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church in Dolion Monday evening March 21. He will share first hand information from his travels and show about a hundred illustrations. He warns Americans face foreign influences endangering home life and institutions.
Indoor auto racing resumes Sunday night March 20 at the 124th Field Artillery Armory 5200 Cottage Grove Ave with a 100 lap feature after elimination races. Notables Art Hartsfield Earl Andres Waily Dale Harry MacQuinn Shery Soren con Cowboy O Rourke Ted Duncan Tony Willman are listed among entrants promising the fastest racing of the year and higher purses and double point awards.
The official condition report for First Trust and Savings Bank of Riverdale Illinois as of March 7 1938 lists assets including cash 204353.38 government obligations 867?150.95 loans 5277?ol and furnitures 6500 liabilities total deposits 559628.60 with secured 10000 unsecured 540628.60 and total liabilities 630779.04 including capital 50006 surplus 10000 and undivided profits 657?18. The bank notes 32300 of deferred certificates payable from future profits and Frank Stewart cashier affirms the statement sworn March 16 1938 before notary La Verne Engel.
The report presents the bank’s condition as of close of business with assets totaling 588,299.51 including loans 149,608.42, cash items 3,590.82, and other holdings. Deposits total 306,801.28 with liabilities 21.28, and capital reserves of 81,477.00 plus 2,522.08 in total equity.
A 1938 Indianapolis convention of dealers highlighted a rise in affordable housing with water furnace air conditioning and remodeling funded by FHA programs. Speakers from Purdue University and industry engineers discussed warm air heating advantages, new installation methods, and fuel-saving heat radiating fins showcased on modernized furnaces.
The document records William Staat as cashier swearing to an above statement. Loren E Dorman, Notary, attests the oath. seal present. Correct attestation by M. Robert Weidner and J. Anders U.W. verified by J. Malloy.
The report notes Martha Born moving away and a third grader finishing The Dutch Twins. AE Tags leaves Stickney School to teach and become principal elsewhere. Mrs Venema is introduced as the new cache.
In Berger School notes from multiple rooms students report absences and routine activities. Room 1 mentions a student moving to Michigan and a Dutch gift. Rooms 2 and 7 note several absentees and ongoing art projects about Holland. New students join Rooms 3 and 7, with library book additions and plans for an operetta. Spelling contestants include Boomsma Diekmaan and Wilkins.
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