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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
7
A Chicago News assessors note that harmony in marriage hinges on common sense and practical cooperation rather than romance, suggesting steadier households come from workable habits and mutual problem solving.
The BERGER NEWS notes upcoming farming in South Dakota with April 1 1910 start. Christian Meister celebrates a golden wedding on November 14. Henry Milhahn improves 147th Street with stone paving from Propper's corner to Burnham avenue. Mrs Henrietta Engel recovers from two weeks illness. her daughter Clara Balsiger of Chicago visited. Rev John Berger injured when knee cap displaced by wagon wheel. Dr John Berger of Chicago reduced the fracture.
Louis Metz weighs horses with some tipping the scale past a ton. Readers are invited to visit for good oats and straw for the stock. H Moecker Sr. returned from Stewart Ark threshing rice, predicting a larger crop next year. John Rehberg’s mustache joke hides a medical plaster, prompting life insurance talk.
Rapid sewer work continues in South Holland with R A Gouwens appointed foreman of the laboring crew. Carrie Kasen, back from Washington, reports heavy rains there and soon pledged life partnership with William Brashler. Marie Kunst returns from the Netherlands. Rev. J Van Peursem to preach next week as C and E I depot escapes Halloween mischief.
The Coventry bishop defined the ideal clergyman at a diocesan conference as young and married, with a wife who has an attractive personality and a private income, and who leads parochial work as director while her husband serves as rector.
The quote argues for decisive action by citizens to defend themselves and confront lawlessness. It cites burglaries as a risk to the public and suggests well behaved people should assert themselves to curb lawlessness, endorsing bold protective measures.
Some language experts say Trinity College Dublin hosts the purest spoken English. The claim highlights opinions on where the cleanest form of English can be heard.
The Oaks, a premier British turf event, is one year older than the Derby. The Jaks racecourse was founded 150 years ago by the twelfth Earl of Derby.
Lansing brief lists visits illnesses and travels of residents including Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ooms and their son Chris in Munster Indiana. Families such as Barkdull Margeson Drebebis and Wards attend gatherings and host guests in Chicago Holland Mich and Harvey with several relatives visiting ill relatives in Hebron Chicago and St Margaret's hospital.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mae L. Stuebe and Dr. J Van Liew Chapman on Saturday October 26 in Piqua Ohio. Rev H G Rowe performed the ceremony. The bride wore sapphire velvet. Dr Chapman a Loyola Medical School 1925 graduate and flight surgeon in the U S Army Medical Corps. They reside at 16 South Burnham Avenue where his medical practice is located.
A debtor anxious to settle a $3 bill pawns a $2 bill for $1.50, sells the pawn ticket to a friend for $1.50, and then has $3 to pay the debt. The pawnshop and friend both lose value in the scheme while the debtor clears his account.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes raisins provide comparable fruit content to spinach and jokes that disguising them with hard boiled eggs salad dressing vinegar pepper and salt is unnecessary.
Visions of a better life matter yet daily life provides the elements to achieve it. The quote urges using everyday actions to build toward the ideal life rather than dreaming apart from current routines.
The Major Lawrence M. Ennis Camp No. 79 of the United Spanish War Veterans in Illinois will hold its regular meeting Armistice night Monday November 11 1929 at 8 00 p m in the regular hall 1518 W 102nd place. All local members are urged to attend. Sam Leffman Adjustant.
James Monroe's 1817 inauguration was the first outdoors since Washington in 1789. Madison's 1809 ceremony drew ten thousand onlookers as the procession passed, highlighting early 19th century political pageantry and popularity.
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