Riverdale Park District Treasurer's 1943 Financial Report
Walter H. Sellin treasurer swears the Riverdale Park District funds for the year ended April 30 1943 are accurately accounted totaling 21 736 18 on hand and 10 486 91 received with 11 249 27 expended from various sources and purposes including coal labor stationery and services as audited by County official J L Strong Notary Public on May 10 1948.
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Riverdale Park District
Illinois
Cook
Walter H. Sellin
A.D
J. L. Strong
Theosone
H. Reich
Simnick
W. H. Sellin
Stationery & Inc
Mat Coaman
Abor
Cccnrcrene Sibeamncihon Penn First Trust & Savings Bank of ‘Riverdale
Princ Ion Bonds
Joe Buchler
Village of
Riverdale
Water Public Service Co
Illinois ‘Bell Telephone Ec
T. H. Reich
Sherwin-Williams Co
van Laten
Arthur W. Ruff
Pol Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Mat Cosman
William Redman
Oscar Fagg
Menanaghectews Simnick
Railway Express Agency
Chicago & Riverdale Lumber Co
Oscar Fage
Ken’s
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Telepone
Public Service Co
Epee
Oi & We Motors
Erwin Lotz
Ley
Chicago Fence &Equipment Co
Mutual Casualty Co
Add. Prem
Dale
Frank Corsella
TH. Reich
Herman Baumgartner
William May
Ken
First Trust & Savings Bank
H. F. Zornow
Simnick Grocery
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Nn Ee Smith & Huntzinger
Mma
Margaret Alm
Mamie Hilmer
Helen Trapp
Internal Revenue
Labor Public Service Co
the Sherwin-Williams Co
B. & M. Motors
Dolly Klockseiben
Ella Ludwig
Board of Commissioners
M. Spoor
Labor
J. Buchler
Eens
H. Zornow
C. H. Sellin
Expense
Emma Leichinger
Aeeeee
Viola Wiebke
Charles Colbourn
Ray Baumgartner
John Spoor
Tom Walker
John Harms, Jr
O. F. Fleischer
Ken. Strosinski
Kinney-Hood Printing Co
Smith & Huntzinger
Martin Spoor
Gowen’s
More Car Sharing Urged to Relieve Transportation Woes
Defense Transportation Director Joseph Eastman and Price Administrator Prentiss Brown urge greater car club participation to ease the national rubber shortage and reduce reliance on new buses. They argue private cars can meet essential transport needs with reclaimed rubber tires while preserving scarce materials for crucial war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oie Ge
Defense Transportation
Joseph B. Eastman
Price
Prentiss M. Brown
Eastman
Mr. Brown
May 2 Ration Point Changes Elevate Some Meats and Shrink Juices
The War Price and Rationing Board reports minor point shifts in May for rationed foods. Most fruit and vegetable juices drop, dried soups are temporarily removed from rationing, and 24 meat, fat, and fish items shift by one point. Sausage keeps its value to avoid diverting fresh cuts. beans peas and lentils and baby foods unchanged.
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OPA
War Food Administration
Canton Housewives Told to Tear Stamps From One Page
Local War Price and Rationing Board leaders urge Canton housewives to remove E F G H J meat and fat stamps only from a single page as May uses approach. They warn against tearing stamps from two pages and explain rules for replacing mutilated destroyed lost or stolen books. Replacement may be issued immediately if not wilful. lost or stolen books require a ten day wait and reappearance before the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Betsy Carson Writes War Stamp Letter for Family Saving
Betsy eight year old asks to write a letter to Mr Morgenthau about saving for War Stamps. Mrs Carson guides Betsy in a signed letter listing household chores and earnings totaling 1.24 dollars. Treasury Department note urges every family to invest and pledge at least ten percent of income to victory by New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy
Mrs. Carson
Miss Carson
America
U.S. Treasury Department
Navy Recruiting Drive At City Hall In Chicago Heights
Navy recruiting sub station invites applicants at City Hall Chicago Heights every Friday and Saturday from 1 00 to 5 00 p m. Prospective sailors can join the waves or spars and learn about service opportunities.
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NAVY
City Hall
Chicago Heights
Types of Home Service by Red Cross Outlined
Chicago chapter of the American Red Cross outlines Home Service fourfold as it assists discharged servicemen and families with benefits, information, reports, claims and financial aid. Branch offices cover south Chicago, with foreign inquiry and International Red Cross handling messages to enemy territories. A wartime carrot juice cocktail in cellophane is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Red Cross
James B. Forgan
Home Service Department of the Red Cross
South
Michigan Avenue
47Th Street
Home Service
Drexel Avenue
Red Cross
Armee
Foreign Inquiry Department
International Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
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W. J E. Crockett
Calumet Township
W. Baines
Thornton Township
W. E. Crockett
Pennese W. Haines
Service
Wether
Nye
Ind Int
Aeaen
Evanston
Charles H. Sellin
West Disinfecting Co
Clay Mortimer
Telephone Service
Bell Oearekancent Telephone Service
First
Thornton
Calumet
Betty