Washington P T A Holds First Meeting in School Gym
The Washington P T A met in the school gym on October 6 1932 at 2 30 pm with Mrs Bruce Smyth district 19 director as speaker on What is the P T A New president Mrs W W Hazen opened the meeting A piano solo by Miss Shadinger was performed Washington school Riverdale reported strong attendance at the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers in Chicago Heights October 4 1932 with useful insights for local chairmen despite bad weather
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Washington P. T. A
Bruce Smyth
District 19
W. W. Hazen
Miss Shadinger
Washington School
Riverdale
Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers
Chicago Heights
Franklin P T A Conference Delights Chicago Heights
Members of District 19 Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers met in Chicago Heights Tuesday despite rain. The Franklin delegation showed 100 percent enthusiasm and speakers inspired attendees. Friday October 14 at 3 p m features Mrs Bruce Smyth as guest speaker and a fourth grade play for the new school year.
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Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers
Chicago Heights
Franklin
Bruce Smyth
Riverdale Merchants Top Calumet City All Stars In Extras
Pete Bush delivered the decisive hit to clear tying and winning runs in an extra inning victory for the Riverdale Merchants over the Calumet City All Stars. Johnny Albrecht pitched well allowing 10 hits and 3 runs with 12 strikeouts. Klein gave up 8 hits and 4 runs with 8 Ks. Four players sustained bruises as the Merchants head to face the 119th Street Commercials at Arrows Field, weather permitting.
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Riverdale Merchants
Merchants
Calumet City All Stars
Pete Bush
Johnny Albrecht
Klein
119Th Street
Arrows
Roseland Hawks Blank Mohawks 7 to 0 in Practice Clash
The Roseland Hawks defeated the Mohawks 7 to 0 as the Mohawks debuting eleven showed ragged play while the Hawks, with seven new players, prepared for a ten game season. Coach Elmer Schmutzler and assistants Eddie Needles and Jim Propper will coach part time. a practice game is set for Arrow Field against the Dalton Shamrocks next Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
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Mohawks
Elmer Schmutzler
Eddie Needles
Jim Propper
Gouwens Auto Eleven
Roseland Orioles
Dalton Shamrocks
Arrow Field
Riverdale Panthers Tasted Defeat by Chicago Zip Pers
The Riverdale Panthers lost 50 to 0 at Zippers park against the Chicago Zip Pers in the 180 lb class. Next Sunday the Midgets meet the ABC Midgets lightweight champs at Riverdale park at 2 30 pm. Panthers showcase effort despite being outmatched as Coach L Miller plans to build a stronger team with new prospects in uniform for Sunday.
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Riverdale Panthers
Chicago Zippers
Zipper’s Park
Riverdale Park
Panthers
L. Miller
Dolton Shamrocks Postpone Game Move to Riverdale
The Dolton Shamrocks football team postponed their Sunday match and will face the Riverdale Mohawks at Riverdale Park next Sunday. Kick off is scheduled for 2:30 PM. Dolton fans are urged to attend and support the team.
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Dolton Shamrock A. C
Riverdale Mohawks
Riverdale Park
Dolton
Eloquent Men Quote Stirs Contemporary Debate
A quoted remark from a statesman labeled eloquent men as a curse, prompting renewed discussion on rhetoric versus action in public life. The comment surfaces amid political discourse and calls for accountability over style.
Legion Vaudeville Opens At Dalton Theatre
The American Legion announces the first annual vaudeville show at the Dalton theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 15 pm with tickets 35 cents for adults and 15 cents for children no reserved seats Comrades urged to attend big installation on October 19 and the Legion bowling team started Monday night Comrade Frank Wulff joins the Royal Order of Dangers.
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Dalton Theatre
Legion
Frank Wulff
Royal Order of Dangers
Three Link Notes Meeting at Coldale Lodge
Fred Rech reports three link notes will meet at Coldale Lodge Friday evening October 14 with an exemplification of the second degree by local staff. Odd Fellows Service Bureau and related topics to follow, no long speeches, refreshments after the meeting. All Odd Fellows welcome. Captain Milton Meeder books a cruise with the ship Hilarity, weather favorable for Saturday October 22 as they plan to sail past McGlook's drug store.
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Fred Rech
Cook County
Coldale Lodge
Odd Fellows Service Bureau
Odd Fellows
Milton Meeder
Hilarity
McGlook
Dalton
How Banks Manufacture Credit
Illinois Bankers Association argues banks function as factories for credit. Deposits become loans and notes, creating usable credit rather than vault money. The speaker notes 90 percent of world business relies on credit, with gold and silver as the foundation for this system.
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Illinois Bankers Association
Deceive Themselves Many Think They Are Hard Boiled
A short quip from the Exchange notes that many people who believe themselves tough are merely stubborn or thick headed, not truly resilient or experienced.
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Parent-Teacher News
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First Trust and Savings Bank OF Riverdale
American Legion News
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