Comrade Maurer Back From National Convention
The Paul Gall Post plans the next regular meeting on November 13 to hear Maurer’s report on the national convention. Members praise the Junior Auxiliary event and Juneh party, announce dues due, and note Armistice Day services at 11 a.m. with a 10 a.m. gathering. Comrade Steve Hampton’s hospitalization follows a car crash. he is an anchor for the post.
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Paul Gall Post
K. TI
Steve Hampton
Hines Hospital
Steve
Voldale
Cardinal Auveniuer
Captain Lee
Edw
Divok
Henry Knuth
Load Wistoudy
Hampton
Frank Wulff
Herman Paden
Doldale
W. Ford
Prosyevily Lodge
Pet
Armistice Day Events and Meetings From Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary announce Armistice services at the Dalton village hall on Sunday November 11 and a patriotic service November 14 at Our Savior's church with Rev. St. Clair as speaker. Junior meetings are set for November 10 with surprises and birthday celebrations.
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Legion Monument
Dalton Village
Plaese
Our Savior’s Church
138Th and
Wabash Avenue
Rev
St. Clair
Hines Hospital
May Propper
Betty Mills
Elaine Deichen
la Verne Deichen
Mary Louise Lambert
C. Coleburn
Hazel Slaughter
Mc Pike
American Legion
J. Reinke
A. Mohr
W. McDonald
J. Lambert
Sons of the Legionnaires
Billy Lambert
Siege’ Bock
Ed Brookset, Jr
Helen Betty Thul
Miss Mohr
Lansing
Franklin P T A by Mrs Koenig Mortality in Nursery Play Ideals
Mrs W Koenig writes about humane education and questions if society should curb children’s play that mirrors violence. The piece argues for safer, constructive activities in school nurseries and critiques media that glamorizes crime.
Toy weapons spark moral outrage and home arms embargo call
A call to curb toy guns and cap pistols as danger to children ends with civic group notes. The Child Study Group meets November 1, discusses parental resentment and a future meeting on November 15 with a problem box and ticket sales for November 17.
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United States
Abeta
Alc
Monitor
Lows Koch
Marion Henry
Edgar Guest
Ivanhoe Football Falls 20–0 to Blue Island in Season Opener
Ivanhoe lost the opener Sunday to Blue Island 20 to 0 despite a favorable weight ratio. Ivanhoe reached the opponent’s one yard line but could not score. Next Sunday they host the Wolverines, a colored team, at 2 p.m. on 121st and Racine. Miss Mae Hartnett was fined in court for drunkenness after kicking a Chicago policeman's hat off.
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Ivanhoe
Blue Island
Thornton
Wolverines
Racine
Mae Hartnett
Chicago
Harvey Elks Jollies at High School Auditorium
All Hlks and friends are warned to attend the Elks Jollies tonight at the Harvey high school auditorium for real entertainment. Joe Cooke has arranged one of the best shows in years. Harvey’s younger er is showing how to entertain for charity. Tickets are 40c.
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Hlks
Elks Jollies
Harvey
Joe Cooke
Warning to Boys on Railroad Tracks Causes Alarm
The Thners Central railroad issues a pamphlet warning of serious accidents around tracks. Over ten years 4,382 boys were killed and 1,773 injured while trespassing and attempting to hop trains. Peter Hamelman distributes the pamphlet at Riverdale urging parents to read and urge boys to refuse dangerous games.
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Thners Central Railroad
Peter Hamelman
I. C
Riverdale
Moon Over Cow Shed Triggers False Alarm in Pa
In West Chester Pennsylvania a bright September moon caused Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leeds to mistake a glare in their barn for a fire. They notified the fire department who arrived to discover the moon rising over the cow shed.
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West Chester
Frank Leeds
Fire Department
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