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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1927

Page

2

Our Saviors Lutheran Church Christmas Bazaar and Lectures

The Sunday school at 9:30 A M each Sunday marks Advent on November 27. Morning worship at 10:30 A M with sermon and children's sermonette. A brief congregational meeting follows. Christmas Bazaar by the ladies on Nov 30 with dinner. December 4 guest Rev Dr Bramkamp of Illinois Synod will speak at Carthage College events. December 11 every member canvass. All welcome.

Wabash Ave J. M. Bramkamp Illinois Synod of the United Lutheran Church In America Carthage College Carthage

Sunday Services at First Methodist Church Confirm Communion Day

The church lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages and notes boys attending Y M C A and Older Boys Conference in Rockford Illinois. Morning worship at 11 features special music and a sermon, with the Sacrament administered. Epworth League meets at 6 45 p m focusing on The Holy Communion. Communion Sunday unites South and North Epworth League youth in fellowship. Public invited to all services and a Sunday School Board meeting is set for Friday December 2 at 8 p m.

Florida Rockford Illinois Epworth League Society South Epworth League Society Chris A. Myers

Bethany Church Organ Concert Opens Thirteenth Monthly Event

At Bethany Church near Perry Avenue and 111th Place the combined Junior and Senior vested choirs opened the thirteenth monthly organ concert on Thanksgiving night with a grand processional titled O Could I Speak the Matchless Worth. Music by Mozart led a program that featured selections such as the Sextette from Lucia The Queen of Sheba March by Gounod The Ruth Wedding Symphony by Goldmath and a chime number Distant Chimes by Shackly. Both choirs also rendered selections.

Bethany Reformed Church Perry Avenue 111Th Place Mozart Groom Lucia Queen of Sheba Gounod Goldmath Shackly

Woman Wins 350 Radio From Free Show

Mrs. Catherine Crowley of Indiana Avenue signed a ticket at a Coliseum radio show and forgot her address. A few days later a man delivered a $350 radio after broadcasting her name for weeks to locate the winner. She says she has always been lucky.

Catherine Crowley Indiana Avenue Coliseum

Our Sacred Soil Real Estate Wealth Claim

The text asserts real estate is the nation’s largest single item of wealth, estimating 54 percent about 330 billion dollars represents this asset. Liberty.

United States

Rag Carpet Bee school play delights crowd and exhibits

Alberta Maxwell Dorothy Moran and nine girls staged an old fashioned play titled the Rag Carpet Bee. The Bowen school achievement show featured fudge and butter scotch candy by eighth graders and sewing and manual training items. Miss McMahon Miss Jessie Lewis and Mr. Wallace Graham contributed with a whistling demonstration stories about Lincoln Brown and Washington and a speech.

Alberta Maxwell Dorothy Moransopnia Palichinsky Adeline Schaefer Miss McMahon Vivian Dickleman Bowen School Iss McMahon Jessie Lewis Miss Craven Wallace Graham Miss Lewis Abou Abraham Lincoln John Brown George Washington

Highlawn School News and Student History Work

Franklin Simnick reports eighth graders at Highlawn completing new history books and tests led by Mr. Ault with readings from Uncle Tom's Cabin and titles like American Twins of 1812 and The Boy Forty Niners. Miss Kerr thanks a local Good Samaritan for returning a check to Dalton Bank on Nov. 19.

Franklin Simnick Margaret Kerr Highlawn School Dalton Bank

Harvey village board actions on water meters and sewer repairs

The board notes two new water meters purchased by order of the board and a $500 October water bill paid at the same rate as last year. A contractor damaged 15 feet of sewer fronting Rau property on Halsted Street and must repair the outlet sewer for the golf grounds. The Hammond Lumber Co requests another fire hydrant. An alley plot north of 137th Street between Pennsylvania tracks and State Street is accepted. Branigar Bros gain sewer extension with 8 foot easement. Building permit and water tap for a property south of S H B tracks at Atlantic Street approved.

Rau Halsted Street Harvey Hammond Lumber Co Propper 137Th Street State Street Branigar Bros Emerald Avenue 142Nd 148Rd Atlantic Street

Today’s Daughter Party Plans Prompt House Cleanup

A brief note suggests a girl hosting a party enhances effort to tidy the home, highlighting her keen interest in preparing the space.

Scrap notes reveal diverse town life and recent personal events

Scrap items report Jack Rowan’s perfect batting streak and a house deal on Ancient Mike McTigue, Charlie Wolfenbarger’s daughter vacationing in New York, Charlie Heferle and Al Klinkhammer discussing baby foods, Alfred Knute’s interest in Bell Telephone’s operating division, and James E. MacMurray’s 38 year stake in Quincy Floorplate with a modest pay and travel allowance.

Jack Rowan Mike McTigue Walker Charlie Wolfenbarger New York Charlie Nell Alfred Knute Bell Telephone System Charlie Heferle al Klinkhammer James E. MacMurray Quincy Floorplate and Manufacturing Company

Raid on Specialville Rum Joint Nets Arrests

Chief Frank O Connor led a Tuesday raid in Specialville on a residence housing Mexicans where 210 gallon cookers were found in operation. Police seized 100 gallons of raisin mash worth hundreds of dollars and arrested several occupants. O Connor calls the site a major source of supply.

Frank O’connor Specialville O’connor

Raid Seizes Liquor Stock At Mexican Camp Near Blue Island

Police say the raid uncovered liquor sold at $1 a pint, valued at about 1600 dollars for the haul. Eulogio Papia, a worker, was taken to Blue Island police station for safekeeping, with another inmate held on 500 dollar bonds. Papia and his wife lived at the raided house.

Eulogio Papia Blue Island Papia

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UR Saviour’s EV. Lutheran Church A. Voorhees First Methodist Church Bethany BOWEN Highlawn School News Marvin Altringer America Marion Grapenthien Ishy Acme Steel Co. Magazine Oaklawn Cemetery Association Telephone Homewood Sparton Radio Roseland Michigan First Trust & Savings Bank of Riverdale the Bank of Safety, Courtesy & Service Twin City Garage General Ud Ae Goodyear and Fish Tires Philco National Lead Dolton N. W. Monk J. L. Locher
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