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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
3
Floor treatment compounds with soft base such as asphalt mineral rubber or mineral bitumen dissolve in gasoline nails and carbon tetrachloride. These cannot be WARed Yrche aee ce Variacted ped Gysertad tion containing those solvents.
A cheerful product description extols Plain Everyday Sunshine Supsime as the cheeriest comrade and best germ killer. It promises brightening the home, opening windows, and letting sun shine in to benefit every object and person.
The article explains cellophane as a viscose product from purified cellulose treated with caustic soda and carbon disulfide forming sodium cellulose xanthate. Dissolved cellulose is then precipitated from the solution using appropriate reagents to form cellophane.
The Fiaphiuua tree shows few wide flowers with pink tinge and resembles dozwood. It blooms unusually in August and September, a notable deviation from common tree blooming patterns reported by Washington Star.
Miss Josephine Vandenberg of Del Beleraire ohoe Thorkie Township High School class of 1912 sent to Women's Rhodes hospital Chicago for stomach operation remains serious but friends expect recovery. Henry Propper injured hand with risk of blood poisoning. Riverdale depot moved south of 137th Street and new passenger subway nears completion. Bertha Kraft and Emma Schaflin of Beecher visited Highlawn guests of Paul Middleborn. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Kramer at 384 E 134th Street Riverdale October 11. Gustav Scheer Sr retired in Dalton returns from Germany. may travel again. Emil Kasten, Mrs Krueger and Hulda Kasten attended Frank Kasten birthday at Blue Island. Conrad Kern and Peter Kern returned from three months in Europe. Martin Walkerly and wife to Champaign for weeks. Brickmakers convention at Danville planned. Local campaign shifts to Pope Beet Sugar Works beet cutting start October 14 at 7 am.
Edward F. Dickelman, son of John Dickelman and Ethel, is noted in the record with family reference to his lineage.
Helen Spannare and her spouse wed in Chicago on Wednesday afternoon October 12 1912. They will begin housekeeping at the Dickelman residence 15 E 187th street Kadle shortly. The Pointer extends best wishes to the couple.
Carl Schwarz, recently returning from Germany, is expected back to resume gardening work for W. T. Bearly in Flossmoor. Louis Metz and his father came home from Europe with 73 horses, two lost en route, and are preparing them for an upcoming show. The Metz family enjoyed a touring car but kept busy with the horses and joked about road conditions.
Mrs J DeYoung Mrs Vanderbilt and Mrs C Ton visited A Bardwick and family last Wednesday. Miss Bessie Dalenberg went to Wesley hospital for appendicitis surgery. Mrs J Mulder admitted to Blue Island hospital. A new transformer was installed this week and lights expected soon. Mr Shilling's meat market building moved off the sidewalk for remodeling into a dwelling. Miss J DeYoung left for Manteno Ill for a few days visit.
Visitors from Indiana and Illinois gathered in Bernice including Mr and Mrs J Syk and daughter from Harvey and Dick Syk of Highland Indiana. Mrs Robert Murray and daughter Margaret visited Riverdale relatives. A Hammond Indiana roofer in Oakglen was seriously hurt when his ladder broke and he fell striking his head. His exact injuries remain undetermined. Mr Russell of Chicago visited P Vanbodegraven over Sunday.
Official publication of the condition report for South Holland Trust and Savings Bank located in South Holland Illinois as of September 1932 sworn by Milton H Waterman cashier to the Auditor of Public Accounts. Noted by Herman Dykema Jr Notary Public on October 10 1932 in Cook County Illinois.
The bank's condition as of September 30 1932 shows total resources of 262 833 61 with capital stock 50 000 surplus 25 000 and undivided profits 71 74. Liabilities include demand deposits 105 094 66 time deposits 1 163 65 and other liabilities 3 56. John Harms Jr cashier certifies accuracy under oath on October 6 1932. Milton Meeder notary public seals the document.
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