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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1962

Page

5

Suburban Homemaker Contest Seeks Local Entries

Five weeks remain to nominate a candidate for the Suburban Homemaker of 1962. Local entries must include a 500 word letter, judged on health, homemaking, civic participation, and appearance. Prizes include merchandise, gift certificates, and a national $5,000 award in Chicago.

Pointer, Publications Novemer Chicago Kathleen Winterbandh Wiseman Inealis Memorial Hospital Charlene Stade Home Serve Northern Illinois Gas Company H. Harry Henderson Acme Steel Company

Ingenuity Captures Man After Riverdale Roadblock

Riverdale police improvised a roadblock using a bus and squad car to stop Oscar Robinson, 28, after a morning shooting at Acme Gate No 1 that left Moses Green, 22, wounded. Robinson, joined by two women, fled but were intercepted at Carpenter Street. Green received hospital care. Robinson faced assault and deadly weapon charges with $7000 bond. The two women faced disorderly conduct charges with $25 bonds.

Chicago Oscar Robinson Riverdale Moses Green Acme Steel Pointer Langley Kenwood Richard Gergely Frank Albrecht Acme Robinson Green Moses Montgomery, Jr S. Kenwood Calumet Park 119Th Ashland Gergely Albrecht Halsted 115Th Carpenter St Roseland Community Hospital Cook County Hospital Ralph Young Betty Syndor Justine Smith

William J. Quirk Dies After Short Illness

William J. Quirk of Blue Island died September 18 at St. Francis hospital after a brief illness. He led the William J. Quirk Real Estate Co and served as commander of Paul Gall Post 303 American Legion. He taught in Chicago schools, was district 149 superintendent, and held multiple community roles. Funeral is September 21 from Community Mortuary Riverdale to Queen of Apostles Church with mass at 9:30 am. interment in the family plot. He is survived by his wife Mary and nine children.

William J. Quirk St. Francis Hospital Blue Island Paul Gall American Legion Chicago Carl Schurz Wright Junior College Army Air Force Chicago Teachers College DePaul University K. of C. Pinta Council Harvey Draft Board Order of Moose Harvey Lodge Ivanhoe Business Association Community Mortuary Indiana Ave Riverdale Queen of Apostles Church Mary Patrick Brian Mary Hallen Margaret Meniveen Brendan Terrence Jeanette Sean Alfred R. Quirk Wheaton Josephine Fitzgerald

Trophies To Be Awarded In Police Shoot

The Riverdale Police Department hosts an invitational shoot at the Riverdale Police Range on Tuesday September 25. Active FOP members from 20 departments including Worth Chicago Ridge Oak Lawn Hometown Evergreen Park Merrionette Park Alsip Oak Forest Pos en Dixmear East Chicago Crown Point Whitins Gary Calumet City Homewood Har ves Hammond and Dalton compete for ten trophies. Individuals and four man teams shoot a 30 round Modified Camp Perry Course with trophies for master and four class winners.

Riverdale F.O.P Worth Chicago Ridge Oak Latin Hometown Evergreen Park Merrionette Park Alsip Oak Forest Posen Dixmear East Chicago Ind Crown Point Whitins Gary Calumet City Cicero Lodge Homewood Harvey Hammond Dalton Camp Perry

Woman Released On $1,000 Bond For Dolton Burglary

Dolton police and Chicago officers solved the Martin home burglary in Dolton after a 10 day probe. Ann Paris 23 of Chicago admitted sole participation and was freed on a $1,000 bond. her husband Richard Paris 28 was jailed on other charges.

Dolton Martin Frank Albrecht Riverdale James Concannon Area No. 3 Chicago Police Ann Paris Ashland Ave Chicago Paris Judece Thollareau Richard Paris Joliet William F. Ufferman W. 67Th St

Village Night Dance Honors Civic Workers

The Riverdale Area Property Owners Association invites members to a Friday September 21 Village Night dance at the Ivanhoe Park fieldhouse 144th and Stewart. Music by the Gazette Twins, event aims to acquaint residents while honoring village officials park board commissioners school representatives.

Riverdale Area Property Owners’ Association Gazette Twins Milton Coyle RAPCA Tvanhoe Park 144Th Stewart

Riverdale Hosts Traffic Safety Meeting

A traffic safety meeting was held in Riverdale’s municipal building last Friday. Bob Schmall of the National Safety Council of Springfield spoke to Village President Edward L. Ripley and local officials, school districts, and police representatives. He reviewed Riverdale’s 1961 traffic inventory and offered conclusions to help prevent accidents, noting the town’s proximity to Chicago and Halsted Street complicates safety efforts.

Riverdale Bob Schmall National Safety Council of Springfield Ilinois Edward L. Ripley Police Department Schmall Schmali Chicago Halsted St

Guest Speaker At Dolton Methodist Church

Dolton Methodist Church will host guest speaker and resource leader Newman Cryer editor of Methodist Layman and former managing editor of The Christian Advocate. Cryer is described as a highly able journalist and committed Methodist layman with an effective channel to 13 000 Methodist men and contact with 30 000 subscribers.

Dolton

Car Stripped Convertible Stolen in Riverdale

Riverdale police report a convertible owned by Donald Carlson of 14425 Clark Street was stolen September 16. The fully stripped car was recovered the same day.

Donald Carlson Clark St Riverdale

Request for Blood Donors After Death of William J Quirk

Notice seeks blood donors to replace pints given during illness of William J Quirk who died September 18. Contact Charles Quain at Viking 96180 for details. Parents Mr and Mrs Erwin Polewski of 14451 Kimbark Dalton announce birth of a boy at St Francis Hospital.

William J. Quirk Charles Quain Viking Erwin Polewski Kimbark, Dalton Seppate St. Francis Hospit

Bridge Center to be built in Dalton in home of five clubs

Cornerstone laying for the South Suburban Bridge Center at 148th and Chicago Road, Dalton, with construction by Peter Tasso. George Laird says 38 local players financed the project intended as the final home for Dalton, Harvey, South Holland, Beverly, and the center’s own clubs. Building will include air conditioning and soundproofing and will host a daily schedule from instruction to duplicate bridge. 400 to 500 players are expected to use the center once completed in mid November.

South Suburban Bridge Center, Inc 148Th Chicago Rd George Laird Dalton Harvey South Holland Beverly Laird Joe Brodine Riverdale Alec Carrol Palos Heights Chris Kelly John Woodford Rockford Peter Tasso

Former Dolton Druggist Dies After Car Crash

Edward Emil Luken a Dolton resident for 37 years died at St Elizabeths Hospital Chicago from injuries in a September 13 auto crash near South Holland He was born February 35 1881 Des Plaines He owned Dotton Drug Store for 31 years and was active in St Marys church and local clubs Memorial services were held at Community Mortuary Riverdale and Burkhard Funeral Home Chicago followed by a noon Mass at St Benedicts Cemetery St Boni face cemetery burial followed.

Edward Emil Luken St. Elizabeth's Hospital Chicago South Holland Des Plaines Dearborn Riverdale Dotton St. Mary’s Church Riverdale-Dotton Lions Club Chicago Retail Druggists Association University of Imaois School of Pharmacy Odelia W Winifred Herbster Ernestine Johannes Martin Luken Community Mortuary Indiana Ave William F. Yandell Ivanhoe Methodist Church Burkhard Funeral Home W. Irving Park Road St. Benedict's Chutch St. Boniface Cemetery

St Paul PTA Plans First Paper Drive

The ways and means committee of St Paul P T L holds its first paper drive on September 22. Citizens may drop paper at the parking lot behind the school at 233 E 138th St from 8 a.m. to noon.

Ways and Means Committee St. Paul P.T.L E. 138Th St

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