Local and Personal News Highlights in Dolton Area
Mr and Mrs Hugh McGowan return next Sunday from Hot Springs Ark after a three week health visit. Peter Huber marked his 50th birthday September 26 1936 with relatives and music. Edward Mansfield family moved to Danville Ill from Dolton. Albert Kroon heads to New Mexico for work near a gold mine after snowy Colorado journey. Dorothy Maxwell celebrates 18th birthday September 29 with friends Minnie Cohen Virginia Peterson Vivian Gilbert and Helen Thompson. Robert Diekman of Berger active in Republican campaigning with Chicago Volunteers Club. Edward OBrien leaves for Springfield for winter. Riverdale’s Gustav Baumgartner back after ligament injury. Riverdale theatre prize night October 11 with five footballs and a Beauty Queen doll via coupons. Fred Harry family visited South Bend Indiana. Mrs Emerson Claussen to visit Los Angeles twelve weeks. Park Avenue Dalton guests Kina Knute Michigan City. Lorene Waddell Lois Lembke Virginia De Camp Lilian Matz plan Mammoth Cave trip. June Torpy recovering at home after tuberculosis sanatorium stay. R P Blake family visiting Cedar Rapids and Tama Iowa. Rev Walter J Kemnitz spending week at Crivitz Wis. J A Marvin and daughter Jean visit with Frank Thompson in Dolton.
Names and Pseudonyms Link Riverdale to Hollywood
A Riverdale article playfully notes local residents sharing names or echoes of film stars. Donald Woods, George Dunbar, Shirley Ross, A Stage, and others are linked to famed actors, with jokes on long exotic monikers and the charm of screen names, ending by warning the piece is all in fun.
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Riverdale
Donald Woods
Bert Woods
138Th Street
Lumin Mimdry
George Dunbar
Calumet Ave
Dixie
George
Shirley Ross
Wabash Ave
Shirley
Union Avenue
Harvey
Boswell Sisters
Ralph Voune
Monicker
Dalton
Gable
Garbo
Smith, Brown
Jones
Chicago Directoiv
Zschau
Zabludowski
Zowalkowski
Hollywood
Zieleskiewicz
Ingratitude is No Obligation for Life and Freedom
A Seneca quote on gratitude and obligation contrasts small favors with the vast rights of life. It reflects on the independence of human beings from minor gifts versus the greater duties of freedom, health, and reason.
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Seneca
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Hot Springs
Ark
Hugh
Peter Huber
Joe Scancarik
Chicago Heights
Wm. Steinhauer
Rudolph Frank
Christ Emde
Charles Stutzriem
Robert Kaiser
Ray McReynolds
Frank Tisinsky
Robert Huber
Peter Huber, Jr
Katherine Huber
Robert Stier
Frank Pinowarcyzk
John Griese
David Fadke
Edward Mansfield
Grant Street
Dolton
Danville, Ill
Albert Kroon
New Mexico
Colorado
Dorothy Maxwell
Park Ave
Minnie ‘Cohen
Virginia Peterson
Vivian Gilbert
Helen Thompson
Dorothy
Robert Diekman
Berger
Ilinois
Chicago Volunteers Club
Edward O’brien
Springfield
Gustav Baumgartner
East 137Th Street
Riverdale Theatre
Frank Harry
Lois
Bob
South Bend
Ind
Emerson Claussen
Lincoln Avenue
Woiton
Los Angeles
Calif
Kina Knute
Michigan City
Lorene Waddell
Lois Lembke
Virginia de Camp
Lillian Matz
Mammoth Cave
June Torpy
John Torpy
Union Ave
Pointer
R. P. Blake
Cedar Rapids
Tumwa
Iowa
Walter J. Kemnitz
St. Paul’s Church
Crivitz
Wis
J. A. Marvin
Jean
Myr
Frank Thompson
Trio
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Arctic
Teddy Lenore Hinckley
T. P. Hinckley
Saint Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
Seattle
Teddy
Gambell
University of Washington
Far North
AMG
J. F. Chandler Roofing CO
Chicago ST
Dolton, Ill
Phione Dolton
Avice
Seneca Petroleum Company
Sibley and
Indiana Avenues
Ill
Cities Service Radio Concert
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