September Bowling Champion Scores 992 at Paul’s Alley
Willie Fleischhauer of Riverdale wins with 992 in September at Paul’s Bowling Alley on the north side earning a $5 gold piece. George Pegerstedt places second with 220 and wins a box of 100 cigars. October offers prizes of high score for shoes and $2 cash. Other items note a Blackwell Oklahoma visit, a Chicago Day gathering, a newborn in Chicago, and the Calumet Canal excavation start with Civic Federation leaders and speeches.
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Willie Fleischhauer
Riverdale
Paul’s
George Pegerstedt
Charles Smyth
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Dalton
George L. Koch
Homewood News Highlights Visitors and Travel
Henry Borgwardt flew to St Louis last Saturday night. George Whitney of Des Moines visits cousin S D Whitney and family. Fred Holz and Mrs Fred Borgwardt attend funeral in Oconomowoc. Louis Mueller Sr leads Cook County Democratic Marching Club to Springfield. Miss Mary Gold visits Chicago relatives.
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Homewood News
Louis
Henry Borgwardt
St. Louis
George Whitney
Des Moines
S. D. Whitney
Fred Holz
Fred Borgwardt
Oconomowoc
Wis
Louis Mueller
Cook County
Democratic Marching Club
Springfield
Mary Gold
Chicago
Lansing Leader Reports Principal Illness and Chicago Update
Mr David Gamble principal of the Lansing Public School is seriously ill with a stomach complication. He was taken to his former Arlington Heights home for care by his former family physician. He became ill three weeks ago last Thursday. Miss Cecile Vansteenberg began her junior year at the University of Chicago on Monday.
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David Gamble
Lansing
Arlington Heights
Cecile Vansteenberg
University of Chicago
Riverside PT A Conference Praised for 100 Percent Improvement
Parent-Teacher Association delegates gathered at Riverside for a statewide conference. Attendees from Lincoln and Franklin schools received Gold Star Tables and two magazine subscriptions for child welfare. Morning play by Blue Island mothers highlighted executive council themes. Rev. Whitehouse from Albin College spoke on home life pleasure and contentment in the afternoon.
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PF. T. A
Riverside
Lincoln School
Harvey
Presbyterian Church
Franklin School
Blue Island Mothers
Whitehouse
Albin College
Albin
Michigan
Lincoln Avenue School Patrol Reform Notes and Columbus Day Visitors
School notes report patrols organized with captains Robert Hair and George Kiambelas at Lincoln Avenue. At Riverside, Milfred Haddon lists patrol posts and leaders. A Columbus Day program drew many visitors including Mrs Edith Rudloph and Mrs Hazel Mason. next play is planned. Lincoln Junior High Arts and Crafts Club has 20 members with officers elected. funds are limited and volunteers are invited to support.
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Milfred Haddon
Main Street
Clarence Wise
Clifford Cogswell
Robert Hair
Washington Street
Billy Lambert
Koch
Junior Cohen
George Kiambelas
Minnie Cohen
Edith Rudloph
Hazel Mason
Katherine Kaiser
Mae Rodman
L. Ripley
Dorthy Schultz
Eleanor Roesenberg
J. C. Wernicke
G. H. Roesenberg
K. C. Schultz
FE. Milhahn
R. EK. Janeschefski
8. Joffe
E. Ft. Krause
FE. K. Maughan
Lincoln Junior High
Arts and Crafts Club
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Movements
The passage records Sunday visits in Valparaiso with Mrs Voshmik's brother, a Chicago birthday party for Mr Larson's mother attended by the Ridgewood Avenue Larson family, and the arrival of Mrs Amos Ward and daughter Mrs May Ton from New York occupying the Bothwell property once in Oak Glen. John son was Oak Glen postmaster. Mr and Mrs Peter Molenaar Jr visit before returning to Birmingham Alabama. Old friends welcome these citizens.
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Valparaiso
Voshmik
Larson
Ridgewood Avenue
Chicago
Amos Ward
May Ton
New York
Bothwell
Oak Glen
Johnson
Peter Molenaar, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Calumet City State Bank Financial Statement 1931
Calumet City State Bank in Calumet City Illinois files a financial statement as of September 29 1931 with the Auditor of Public Accounts. The report lists resources total 173 908 48 and liabilities total 173 908 48 including capital stock 50 000 surplus 10 000 undivided profits 8 609 85 reserves 14 445 02 and deposits 395 853 61. John Carroll president swears to the accuracy before Notary Florence B Cohen on September 9 1931.
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Calumet City
State of Illinois
John Carroll
Calumet City State Bank
Public Accounts
County of
Cook
Florence B. Cohen
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