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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1934

Page

3

Twenty Years Ago With The Pointer In Thenns

A miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Otto Lentz honored Mrs. L E Reich nee Tillie Rampke with many useful presents. Thomas Harper welcomes a girl born Tuesday November 24. Guests include Minnie Albrecht William J Shedd of Chicago and Mary Reis of Valparaiso. Albrecht plans a move to Los Angeles. Joseph Berschinski I C towerman travels to Clinton Iowa for a week with relatives and a rabbit hunt. A F Wendt the commercial artist visits Riverdale. Gus is noted for his enduring smile and welcoming handshake in his old hometown.

Otto Lentz L. E. Reich Tillie Rampke Thomas Harper Minnie Albrecht Wm. J. Shedd Chicago Mary Reis Valparaiso Wm. J. Albrecht A. F. Wendt Riverdale Gus

Cornelius Trum Injured Foot In Wood Accident

South Holland notes report Cornelius Trum injured his foot by a heavy piece of wood and will limp for several days. Mr and Mrs P Kettler welcome a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Walter Swets celebrate a fine boy. Peter Peerbolte hosted Michigan visitors for a few days. Friends planned a surprise party for Ellsworth Wilhoit, who proved a jovial host.

South Holland News Cornelius Trum

Fire incidents report from Dalton and surrounding areas

Ten years ago the Dalton fire department fought a blaze at the old fire engine house at 34th and Indiana. A prairie fire east of Dalton was extinguished by firefighters on Wednesday evening. The Walkerly residence on the Ridge burned to the ground after an overheated stove caused a Thursday afternoon fire, with Engine Co. No. 118 on site and neighbors helping clear furniture.

34Th Indiana Avenue Dalton Walkerly Engine Co. No. 118

Their Tenth Anniversary Celebrate Surprise Party

Mr and Mrs Louis Reich honored on their tenth wedding anniversary with a village hall party. Fire marshal joined in the festivities as Howard Nelson provided music and dancing until early morning. A fine lunch followed and guests gave gifts to the couple. In a separate report two Chicago girls were killed and their companions injured when their auto was struck by a Michigan Central train at Burnham avenue crossing in Calumet City.

Louis EB. Ricch Chicago Michigan Central Flyer Burnham Avenue Calumet City

Train collision leaves carriages shaken but track held

A collision on the railway shook passengers aboard but the locomotive and all coaches remained on the track with no derailment reported.

Pretty wedding links families in Thornton and Randolph

Ten years ago Mee and Ma Mossell celebrated Agnes Mossell marrying Jacob Alderdon of Randolph Wisconsin on Thanksgiving Day at 2 pm with Rev. T W Muilenberg officiating and about 60 guests. Kathryn Rickert was bridesmaid Martin Alderdon best man Tena Smits played the wedding march. A sumptuous supper followed before the couple left by auto for Randolph the storming 60 mile final leg blocked by snow. Mrs Martin Mulder remained bedbound after a fall seen by her granddaughter near the back porch and may have suffered a paralytic stroke with consciousness not yet restored.

South Holland Mee Frank Mossell Thornton Agnes Jacob Alderdon Randolph Wis T. W. Muilenberg Kathryn Rickert Martin Alderdon Tena Smits Martin Mulder

Village Board Notes Street Cleanup And Infrastructure Repairs

The Dalton village board reports ongoing cleanup of Jaincoln avenue and blocked catch basins on Lincoln between Chicago and Park avenues. They discuss repair needs, sidewalk completion near the railroad tracks, water main leak fixes, and efforts to improve police cooperation in nearby towns. Other items include building code enforcement, gas tax allotment, water safety confirmation, fire department bond approval, and Calumet Harbor attendance.

Jaincoln Avenue Schuman Lincoln Avenue Chicago Street Park Avenue Idewalks Matter Village Hall Parkway Weber Sinclair O1 Wm. F. Propper Suburban Area and Country Towns Association Oak Park State Highway Department Erffmeyer 147Th Street Division of Highways Sanitary Engineering Laboratories Fred Ott Dalton Volunteer Fire Department

City to Wage War on Rats with Averill Campaign

Health department backs E M Averill, Chicago rat ex terminator, to treat downtown buildings and dumps with a bacteria-laced food that sickens rats and drives them to sewers. City hall to be first building treated. campaign to run block by block if owners support.

Health Department E. M. Averill Averill I. C. Harman

International Live Stock Exposition Opens at Chicago

Thousands of prize stock arrive by train and private car for the 1934 International Live Stock Exposition at the Chicago Stock Yards December 1 through 8. Contingents come from New York California Texas Alberta and voters from 44 states and 13th National 4-H Club Congress with 1300 farm youths. Judges from 15 states the District of Columbia Canada and Scotland oversee the event as cattle judge Walter Bigger arrives from Scotland for his tenth Atlantic voyage to tie ribbons in steer classes.

Chicago Chicago Stock Yards New York California Texas Alberta District of Columbia Canada Scotland America Walter Bigger Montreal

Our Neighbor the Oriental

Leonard A. Barrett discusses the limitations of immigration laws on Oriental communities in the United States. He weighs assimilation, intermarriage, and citizenship, noting Chinese and Japanese colonial roots, universities producing scholars, and the need for Christian courtesy to foster democratic spirit from within. Western Newspaper Union.

Japan Western Newspaper Union

Ziegfeld’s 10 Beauties Include Billie Burke Wife

Florenz Ziegfeld named Grace Moore Elissa Landi Greta Garbo Joan Crawford Jean Harlow Sally Tilers Gladys Glad Evelyn Laye and Billie Burke as the world’s 10 most beautiful women. He admired Burke as his wife and noted his tact. The piece comments on lavish wedding dress spend and marriage costs.

Florenz Ziegfeld Grace Moore Elissa Landi Greta Garbo Joan Crawford Jean Harlow Sally Tilers Gladys Glad Evelyn Laye Billie Burke

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Pointer Superior Heating Co Harvey John Scheffers Madison Ave Harvey Federal Savings and Loan Association Save the Harvey Federal Way Leyden Ave Ill Dolton Central Garage Pohlers & Stahnke Props Washington Ave Chicago Heights Our the Oriental By Leonard A. Barrett Trousseau Lame Bode WIU
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