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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1932
Page
3
The school bell imagery frames a family finance plea urging parents to open savings accounts for their children to fund education or future needs. It emphasizes long term planning and the positive, lasting impact of saving on a child’s prospects.
The article argues yeast is a plant and grown rather than manufactured. It claims 8,138,000 yeast plants are needed to raise a single pound loaf of bread.
At the Lansing Christian Reformed church the pulpit was filled in Rev. DeLeeuw’s absence as he quarantines at home due to his daughter’s diphtheria. His grandson Tlaanene Deleon has passed the crisis and improves. A group of Hammond and Lansing youths enjoyed a gathering at Miss Martha Albin’s home. Local attendees from Lansing included Bernie Armentrout Ralph Lyons Theen Ramsey Horgesheimer and Russell Horgesheimer. Wilbur Dockweiler and his wife traveled to Elkhart Indiana and back while visiting there two weeks.
Ohio State University captain Slere 15 Lewis Hinchman is from Columbus, Ohio, and leads the team this season. The brief notes Hinchman as the captain and hometown treasurer within the squad.
The First District Republican Women Organization sponsors its first annual dance and Halloween party on Friday October 21 at Jaranowski's hall Calumet City. The event features a five piece orchestra, decorated hall, refreshments, a five dollar door prize and a grand march led by Mayor Jaranowski. Admission is twenty five cents with tickets available at the hall.
Uncle Ab comments on the world he created where most people either know too much or too little. He notes the imbalance in understanding and perspectives shaping society's views and conflicts.
A local column recounts events from twenty years ago. M H Tichenor of Occonowoc visits Dr Thomsen’s Guernsey herd for the 1913 Dairy Show. August Wendt and daughter Es tela attend Golden Jubilee services with Miss Lydia Ray. Alma Lund returns from Winnipeg six week visit. Laura and Ruth Kaeppel attend the church jubilee. A baby girl is born to My and Mrs John Ilfruby on Oct 20. The Daily Show opens at Union Stock Yards. Fred Smith family plans to move to Chadwick New York. Adda Berger visits from Lexington Illinois. A new baby girl born to Theo Koch. Changes announce Axell Pierson purchasing Frank Holmes’s interests in Thimes and Wulff Riverdale grocery and meat market. Solmes may return to C E I round house.
Mr. Pete Van Milligan sustained serious injuries in a Buda shops incident last Saturday but has shown improvement. Mr. and Mrs. T Ver Duine welcomed a baby girl born last week Friday. Mr. Cony Gouwens returned from North Dakota after six months away. Mr. C Dalenberg is moving his house to a vacant lot beside the lumber yard.
Miss Sophie Ehrebrecht and an unnamed Whitney daughter are on the silk list but improving. August Staedtke reports progress on a Dr Doepp garage. Road plans near Thornton Jamesburg and Franklin provoke questions about a vehicle swimming pool and road officials vacation. Painter Henry Arcles suffers a broken leg after a scaffold fall. initial fears of head injury fade. Henry Brockman visits Downers Grove friends. he notes walnut crop looks good while porker crops are weak and pork chops may rise in price.
A brief appreciation describes a peach bud with a deep rose tint and pale cream under a brown jacket. The note suggests pausing hectic distractions to notice nature’s small wonders.
State's Attorney John A Swanson issued a warning last week about fake and racketeering collection outfits targeting merchants, small manufacturers, and professionals, especially in outlying districts. He reports investigations indicting five men, about twenty agencies examined, and over 200000 dollars recovered for creditors from misused advances and delayed or hidden settlements.
The term Consort is used for the spouse of a monarch who does not rule. It clarifies that the royal partner shares status but not sovereignty, maintaining the distinction in modern regal practice.
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