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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1926

Page

2

Palmer Penmanship Awards Earned By Many Local Students

The district reports Palmer Penmanship Awards with Silver Stars to Donald Bigger Charles Cook Edith Sells and Charles Lucas Gold Stars to Willie Reitz Lotus Ahrens Dorothy Paynter Palmer Buttons to Glen Bishon Merit Buttons to Milton Engile hardt Florence Wagner Alberta Maxwell and an Improvement Certificate to Pearl Reed Adeline Schaefer Final Certificate to Alberta Maxwell Initiative grades awarded to Paul Launer Glen Bishop Alice Middleborn Paul Reich Anna Palchinsky and Adeline Schaefer. The note emphasizes reading as essential but affirms other subjects and mentions a social party by sewing girls and a Victrola concert for Rooms One and Two students. The Boy Scouts spent a weekend at their cabin in Thornton and plans for a skating pond and a final soccer game before the holidays are discussed.

Riverdale Donald Bigger Charles Cook Edith Sells Charles Lucas Willie Reitz Lotus Ahrens Dorothy Paynter E. Palmer Glen Bishon Milton Engilehardt Florence Wagner Alberta Maxwell Pearl Reed Adeline Schaefer Mlatue Slisen Thornton Henry Ford

New Pullman Directors Chosen At Stockholders Meeting

Enlargement of the Pullman Company board from 12 to 14 directors was authorized at the annual meeting. Two vacancies were filled by death, and four new directors were elected: John R. Morrow and George Whitney of New York, and Donald R. McLennan and Lowell M. Greenlaw of Chicago. H. A. Brown was elected treasurer, succeeding A. A. Cummings. Brown joined the company in 1887 and rose to assistant treasurer of the manufacturing department before becoming treasurer. Robert J. Lascelles was named assistant treasurer, filling the vacant post.

Pullman Company Robert T. Linecoln John A. Spoor John R. Morrow George Whitney New York Donald R. McLennan Lowell M. Greenlaw Chicago H. A. Brown A. A. Cummings Brown Robert J. Lascelles L. 8. Taylor Pullman

Illinois Facts From The State’s Rich Past

The piece notes Illinois mined 98 percent of its coal locally and cites the 1 608 prominent people in Who’s Who born there. It mentions Springfield’s vast meter factory, Shohoken’s frontier history, a Peoria clock passing 200 years, high telephone wiring, Nauvoo relics, and the 1763 France to Britain cedence.

Illinois Ilinois Springfield Shohoken Henderson County Peoria Nauvoo France Great Britain

Active Home Construction Drives City Permits Surge

City clerk records show September and October permit activity spiking for home building, with September home permits totaling 88075 and October nearly matching. Other structures such as business blocks and garages remained less active, while overall year to date permits surpass the seven figure mark, with October showing strong comparative totals.

Fainted Youth Dies From Bath Room Heater Burns

Ignatious Selhavy aged 17 of 607 York Street died at St Francis hospital after burns from a fall onto an electric heater during a basement bath. His brother Emil failed to open the door. neighbors forced entry as the youth cried for help. Police suspect fainting from heat and poor ventilation led to the accident.

Ignatious Selhavy York Street St. Francis Hospital Emil Ignatz Blue Island Sun

Postmaster Appointed for Chicago Heights Station

Chief B E Cornilsen of Chicago Heights was informed by Congressman Elliot W Sproul from the Third district of his appointment as postmaster, succeeding John Mackler. Cornilsen vows to improve efficiency and welcomes public suggestions, aiming for open access and cooperative service.

B. E. Cornilsen Chicago Heights Washington Elliot W. Sproul Cornilsen Cornilson John Mackler

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