Reading posters and projects from eighth grade notes
School notes describe eighth graders preparing reading posters titled John Gilpin Robin Hood and Snow Bound. Mr Lease from Harvey High School visited October 5 1931 and expressed satisfaction with progress. Room 8 students made a Tigres and Euphrates river project using sand wood glass trees and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Klocksieben
John Gilpin
May Jay
Annie Jay
Aurelia Jillicek
Eleanor Wordelmann
Ethel Bishop
Tigres
Euphrates River
Lincoln Avenue School News Highlights and Activities
Eighth grade girls play baseball and beat seventh and ninth grade teams. Girl Scouts announce meetings and elect new patrol leaders. Conduct rules restrict sporty participation for students with poor grades. Lincoln School clubs list include Glee Dramatic Art Craft Literary Pet Stock Students Council and Camera with after school meetings and member-only parties. An Aquarium feature notes seven bull heads eight carpe and a turtle with grasshoppers and bread crumbs. Geography covers London exports and imports and Ireland climate and travel. Domestic Science details hemming towels and upcoming sewing projects. Science Discovery Books outlines star and planet research for student projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Avenue
Kathryn Panozzo
Minnie Cohen
Myrtle Rudolph
Vera Wernicke
Virgina Peterson
Lincoln School
Minardow
Ardath Anders
Mildred Ingraham
London
England
Wales
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Ireland
Erade
Report of Condition First National Bank of Dalton Illinois 1931
Official publication detailing the banks assets and holdings as of September 29 1931. It lists loans and discounts overdrafts United States government securities owned other bonds banking house real estate and other assets reserve with Federal Reserve Bank cash items and due from banks and related funds with specific amounts presented in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Securiprea Bet
First Trust and Savings Bank of Riverdale Financials
Bank in Riverdale Illinois submits a formal financial statement as of September 29 1931 to the Auditor of Public Accounts. It lists capital stock 50000 surplus 50000 undivided profits net 7204 62 reserves for dividends contingencies and expenses 11800 and other assets and liabilities including deposits loans and real estate holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
State of Illinois
State of
Tine S
Cook
Ss. I
W. H. Baker
Ione V. Day
Chase, Waterman
Horace Holmes Herman J. Anders
Johny Harms, Jr
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Auditor of Public Accounts
John Harms, JR
County of Cook
Milton Meeder
Bae Ee Eee
Beeen Eee
Common Salt Aids Stomach Gas Relief At Dolton Drug Store
A brief note promotes drinking water with a pinch of salt and Adlerika to wash out stomach and bowels. The ad mentions Dolton Drug Store as the supplier or point of purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ww. Wilson
Grant Park
Wm. Maurer
Interocean
John Harms, Jr
Dolton
A. C. Reich
Telephone Interocean
158Th Street
Chicago Street
R. Vanderbilt
159Th Street
South Helland
Dolton Drug Store
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Aelp
Michigan Avenue
Dalton
Dearborn Street
Wabash Avenue
Atlantic Street
Julius Puder
Voss, Maytag
M. Dykstra & Sons
South
Taupe
Thor
East 137Th Street
tTeam
Fred C. Rietveld
Lansing
Ill
Bernice Rd
Thorn Creek
Christian Miller
Glenwood
Glenwood-Lansing
Twin City
John Ravesfoot, Jr
State Street
South Holland
Harvey
Barcorn
Nick Weld
Vincennes Road
Peerbolte Bros
Dolton Hatchery
Dolton, Ml
First National Bank of Dalton
Illinois
Isg.ge
First Trust and Savings Bank of Riverdale
A. W. Hamann
Roseland
St. Michigan Ave
A. G. Parrish
Edbrooke Ave
Herbert W. Ohlen
Fray’s Flower Shop
K. L. Sherrill
Leyden Ave
Gladstone
Hammond
Interstate Commerce Commission
Malloy Coal Co
Lincoln Ave
THE
F. & M. Laundry
la Salle St. Riverdale
A. J. Allen
Prop
Isaac Shilling
159Th St. South Holland
George Tuch
Peter Farney
Aspen Kruaier
Indiana Ave
Anthony Basile Plumbing
Dolton Auto Laundry
Gladstore
Telephone Interoceam
Wm. C. Zesch and Son
Indiana Avenue
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