Community Notes Highlight Birthdays and Local Visits
A Dalton community roundup records birthday celebrations for Ronald Koester and baby Roger Fay born to George Schneider and wife, with kin from Chicago and Lansing attending. It notes fluently on hospital procedures, church events, a Mother and Daughter banquet, a card and dance party, and a spring family trip by auto to multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lansing
Bernard Bender
Park Avenue
Dalton
Ronald Koester
Roy Koester
Atlantic Street
Riverdale
P. Reitz
Three Oaks
Mich
Reitz
William Rampke
Wm. F. Rampke
Dolton
Lincoln Avenue
Mary Kettler
Racine
Wisc
Herman Diehl
Ed Diehl
Madeline
Roseland
Kate
Elizabeth Diehl
Myrtle Stanley
Ladies Aid
Our Savior’s Church of Riverdale
Mesdames L. Reich
H. Middleborn
E. Lueht
Frank Maxwell
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Mary Jo
Sandra Arlene
H. F. Wilson
George Schneider
Roger Fay
Roger ‘Fay
Dalton M. E
W. St. Mary’s Court No
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s School Hall
Walter Nowak
R. B. Townsen
Flint
Key West
Florida
California
Washington
Oregon
Vancouver
Viola Dvrefhall
Donald
Barbara
Marilyn
Mokena
Jil
Krapp
Reis
David Krapp
Donald Dreshall
Mrs Kreis
Spuiring Schnoor wedding at Dolton home
Miss Alice Spuiring of Roseland married Frederic Schnoor of Dolton in a 4 o'clock Saturday wedding at the Schnoor home. The ceremony was by Rev. Henry Harmeling. The couple plans to honeymoon at Lone Lake Indiana and reside at 14430 Chicago Street after May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spuiring—Schnoor
Henry W. Schnoor
Dolton
Alice Spuiring
Roseland
Arthur Fisher
Frederic Schnoor
Henry Harmeling
The
Reformed Church of
Summit, Ill
Ind
Chicago Street
W. C. O. F. 40th Anniversary Held at Pipe O' Peace
St Marys Court No 229 of the Catholic Order of Foresters marked its 40th anniversary with a Sunday reception at the Pipe O Peace clubhouse. About 75 attendees including officers, guests, and family members heard addresses from Chief Ranger Idx Prymas and toastmaster Rev John N Weiler, and enjoyed musical numbers and a card-dancing evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Court No
Catholic Order of Foresters
Pipe O’ Peace
Idx Prymas
St. Mary’s Court
John N. Weiler
Anna R. Downs
Mary E. Murphy
Naomi Shickley West
Dana Sheppard
David
Prymas
Anna. R. Downs
Mary B. Murphy
Final Tuberculosis Test In District 148 Schools
The final step in testing 464 pupils and 16 teachers for tuberculosis is today by Dr. Walter Novak and the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute. Earlier Tuesday 480 injections were given by Dr. Novak and doctors M R Weidner Jr and J A Kollar. Reading the injection sites will determine positive reactions, which indicate exposure and the need for further medical evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Novak
Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
Novak
M. R. Weidner, Jr
J. A. Kollar
Bowen School welcomes two new students and projects spring
Room 2 at Bowen School welcomes Mona Reitz and Gerald Young. The fourth grade imagines a Swiss trip studying Gretchen while a tree variety class project collects data from trees and texts. Allen Golding remains home with an infection. Baseball teams defeated Roosevelt 18 11 girls and 18 15 boys. Next games vs St Paul. Spelling champ Shirley Tatgenhorst, seventh grade, went to Cook County contest but did not place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Mona Reitz
Gerald Young
Mona
Gerald
Switzerland
Gretchen
Allen Golding
Joyce de Vries
Roosevelt School of South Holland
St. Paul
Shirley Tatgenhorst
Cook County
Washington School Sees Grade Winners In Spelling Contest
Second grade reports a spelling contest winner from the fourth grade row. Students listed include Bobby Kay Phyllis Ballard Bobby Hansen Lola Schnurlein and Don Leturno. The school prepares an operetta Whispering Wood with ticket prices 25 and 20 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Kay
Phyllis Ballard
Bobby Hansen
Lola Schnurlein
Don Leturno
Wanzer Dairy
Cubs
Washington School
Whispering Wood
Thornton Township High School
Y. T. C. Club
Harvey
Washington
Franklin
Bryant
Lincoln
Franklin School Notes and Upcoming Activities
The kindergarten enjoyed a bubble party using soda straws. Grades one to five work on Mother's Day gifts and safety posters while the English club plans a Rosenwald Museum trip. The eighth grade elects officers and hosts a May 7 bakery sale at the A&P on Chicago Street, Dolton, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenwald Museum
Clas
Leila Lindquist
Betty June Dalton
Billy Larson
Franklin School
A&p
Chicago Street
Dolton
St Paul School May Activities and Upcoming Operettas
In Room 1 students craft greeting cards for Mother's Day while rehearsing the operetta Fairies Are Really Truly. Room 2 notes success of The Char coal Burners Son and plans for the Northern Illinois Educational Festival and a closing exhibit. Room 3 reports fifth graders reviewing US geography and sixth graders studying Mediterranean climates, with perfect attendance. Room 4 recalls patrol boys at Sox and Cubs games, recent full attendance, and a postponed Lincoln baseball game due to cold weather with Bowen on tap this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Mediterranean
Cleveland
Cub’s Park
Lincoln
Bowen
Boys Who Tell Lies and the Lessons of Truth
A reflective piece on how children learn honesty. It notes that liars seem to gain short term benefits, while lies leave tracks and blame. It argues that telling the truth avoids trouble and preserves trust, urging boys to stay on the sunny side of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
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