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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1932
Page
5
A for sale notice advertises a work horse available at 12545 State Street in Chicago. The ad provides contact by inquiry and lists a price of 28 2p.
Washington P T A meets Thursday afternoon December 1 at 2 30 in the assembly hall with speaker V K Brown of the South Park playgrounds discussing Your Child in His Leisure Time. A school play demonstration and toy exhibit are planned and a dance follows on December 8 with music, punch and sandwiches for sale, 10 cent admission, card tables available to players under We Just Couldn't Say Good Bye.
A humorous verse by Susan Adger Williams imagines a child needing many pockets on waistcoats to hold found items such as beetles lizards toads money cakes cookies and hoptoads on the road. It playful tone celebrates pocket filled childhood curiosities.
Fred Rech announces Doldale plans two December theatre nights at Dalton for Doctor X2 at reduced prices. Adults 30 cents and children 12 and under 10 cents. Doldale employment service offers handy man services with no charges or compensation. Pullman Carpet Bowling vs Doldale tonight at Dolton. Odd Fellows invited.
In a soggy field the Riverdale Panthers shut down the heavier Mohawks to 7 points. Clem Berschinski scored from the 1 yard line after a 380 yard Mohawk drive. Tawrenran Haan Brandt stood out with relentless gaps through Mohawk blocks. The Mohawks face Harvey Trojans next Sunday at Arrows Field at 2:30 p.m.
The Mohawks beat the Panthers 7 to 0 at Dalton Park on Thanksgiving day in a charity game. The Panthers, though outweighed, showed strong backfield play and notable line defense. Panthers’ backup quarterback Alpert injured his leg when the bench tipped.
The Phoenix Rookie Pals defeated the Shamrocks 7 to 0 as W O Boyles 50 yard run proved decisive. Shamrocks had most yardage overall and gratitude is extended to Dalton fans for support ahead of Sundays game against Tinley Park Robins at 92nd and South Park Avenue with 8:00 kickoff.
The Engle advertisement proclaims hosiery for spring reaching new heights of loveliness with an inspired writer's declaration.
The American Legion Auxiliary expresses gratitude for bakery sale donations and support. The next regular meeting is Friday, November 25 at 8 p m, Past President’s night with several new members to be initiated. A juvenile meeting follows Saturday, November 26 at 2 p m. We are close to securing the Sooner Club charter.
The Knights of Columbus chapter met November 17 with many Harvey members attending. They played baseball on the dart board, won 2 of 3, and vow revenge. Father Diederich discussed the C Y C and a boxing tournament next month with finals likely in January.
The article explains that the owner of jettisoned cargo is reimbursed by a general contribution charged to the owners of the remaining cargo, freight, and ship, benefiting the merchandise sacrificed at sea.
Mrs. Lillian Payne, worn by daily strain, found relief as Vinci iron tonic helped her sleep and eat again. She credits the tonic with removing nervousness and improving her health after a rough period, Dolton Drug Store selling it.
The Illinois hatchery at Spring Grove planted almost six million fingerling bluegills crappie black and small mouth bass in the Kankakee Fox and Rock rivers. Ralph E Bradford director of the department of conservation announced. Stock will enter public waters in McHenry Lake Boone DuPage and Cook counties. Hundreds of thousands more fingerlings will be planted in Kishwaukee Fox and Rock rivers with rest of season’s crop in sixty five lakes in the region.
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