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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1944
Page
5
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Real estate ads detail two family brick apartments and several houses in Riverdale Greenfield with prices from 3500 to 17500 plus acreage land near Glenwood Dyer and Lincoln Highway. Also notes Bachmann Funeral Home bowling tied for first after three wins and league standings with Reichs Dieck's Miller's Wonder Inn.
St Pauls Mixed League B M Motors stayed in first place by taking two games from Milhahn Florists. J Testolin scored 559 and Marian Nelson 359 for the winners while H Bock 491 and Lena Fadke 423 led the losers. Freds Place defeated Art the Butchers two games as H Wiebke 605 and Hazel Paynter 445 led the victors with F Fahrbach 504 and Viola Wiebke 506 top for the losers. H Wiebke claimed a 214 high game and W Wiebke 182 led the ladies. Team standings show B M Motors A2 36, Art the Butcher 39, Freds Place 38, Milhahn Florist 36.
In Thornton township at the Staab home the 14 1 Rack Continuous billiards event concluded on March 15 with Bob Rundin taking first prize, Roy Kukral second, and Tony Staab third. Sixteen entrants largely from Thornton high school competed, with prizes donated by Mr. and Mrs. John Gebert.
The notice invites World War II veterans with honorable discharges to join the Post and asks members to check the Roll of Honor for any names missing. Comrades Dalton and Gerber remain at Hines hospital while Dreger is at home. Members are urged to visit sick comrades and raise 1944 dues to 100 percent this month.
Carter H. Harrison announces new office hours for the main Chicago office and all First District Illinois offices. Opening time moves to 8 30 a m and closing time to 5 15 p m, effective Monday March 20 1944.
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 8th day of April 1944 an election will be held at Lincoln school in Dalton and Washington school in Riverdale in School District 148 Cook County Illinois for electing two members to serve a full term of three years The polls open at 12 oclock noon and close at 7 oclock p.m. ROY NELSON Secretary March 23 1944.
A Board of Education election will be held at Coolidge school in Phoenix and at South Holland village hall in School District No. 151 Cook County Illinois. Voters elect one president and two board members for full terms. Polls open at 12 noon and close at 7 p m.
The American Legion Paul Gall Post 303 invites members to a social night next Tuesday March 28 at 8 o'clock. Guests will meet the Great McGee who promises a notable attraction. Forty eight folding chairs are available if easy chairs are taken and a carnival will be on the floor.
Public notice dated March 18 1944 announces district actions with signatures of John G. Voss, president, and P Dalenberg, secretary, and is stamped 47-3.
Legal voters of Thornton Illinois are notified the annual town meeting will be held Tuesday April 4 1944 at 2 PM at Thornton Village Hall Cook County Illinois A moderator will preside. The notice specifies the official meeting time and venue for residents to attend and participate in town decisions.
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