Village Boards List Meeting Dates In Riverdale And Dolton
Reading notices show advertising rates five cents per line and office contact at 43702 Indiana Avenue Riverdale Isl. Dolton board meets first Monday at 8 p.m. Riverdale board meets second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Dr F P Schmidt presides with Alvin G Wilkins as clerk.
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Indiana Ave
Riverdale
Ill
Dalton Station
Office of Publication
Indiana Avenue
Isl
Village Board
FP. W. Schmidt
Alvin G. Wilkins
Local Fraternal and Civic Groups List in Riverdale Area
A directory of fraternal lodges and civic groups meeting in Dalton Riverdale and surrounds. Listings include German Oak Lodge No 207 Modern Woodmen Calumet Camp 5142 Catholic Foresters St Luke s Court 186 Women s Catholic Order for Esters George Washington Lodge 189 U of N A Twin City Tent 1150 Brickmakers Local 5 Riverdale Improvement Association Highlawn Hose Co No 1 with meeting days and officers.
Women’s Relief Corps and Dolton Scout Group Meetings
The Women’s Relief Corps W. Spencer Corps No. 279 meets on the 2nd Friday at 2 pm and 4th Friday at 8 pm at the Village Hall Riverdale with President Mrs Emily Claussen and Secretary Mrs Dorothy Niemeyer. Dolton holds Friday meetings at Park Avenue School with Rev W J Cissna acting as Scoutmaster and officers Stanley Smyth and Edward Winney. Dolton School Board meets 1st Tuesday at 7:30 pm at Park Avenue School. Riverdale Board Directors meet 4th Friday at 7:30 pm at Bowen School.
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Women’s Catholic Order Foresters
Riverdale
Magdalen Kipley
Emma Kelly
Catharine Kurz
Brickmakers’ Local Union 5 NO
A. O. U. W. Hall
Dolton
Frank Krueger
Albert Kasten
Andrew Messerschmidt
Riverdale Improvement Association
T. F. Kinney
F. R. Baker
John E. Schafer
F. A. Reich
W. Spencer Corps No
Emily Claussen
Dorothy Niemeyer
Park Avenue
W. J. Cissna
Stanley Smyth
Edward Winney
Herbert Dickman
Ants
Dolton School
Riverdale Board
Bowen School
Homewood News Seeks Answers After Mailing Mixup
The Homewood and Chicago editions of The Pointer were misrouted in the mails last week. The editors report efforts with Chicago post office officials to locate the trouble, while subscribers doubted delays. The column covers local events, arrivals, a ball game, a wedding hint, and notices of sales and fires, all set in Homewood.
Last Week's Local Notes From North Vincennes Road Area
Last week featured a Boone Iowa move for J A Dokens a former IC conductor now with Iowa Southern. August Brie returned from the southwest and Fred Bramstedt hosted a birthday gathering. A sand wagon trip from Chicago to Chicago Heights and back, then an auto truck road test. Henry Gottschalk started a new store building by the main bank and plans more next spring. Mr and Mrs Wm Soupham observed their silver anniversary with hopes for a golden one. A Sunday on North Vincennes Road brought two axle bent collisions involving Springfield Illinois and Blue Island drivers with no injuries. Christ Schimmel and August Lang were in a billiable altercation at night.
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J.C. Howe
Otto Busch
Vincennes Road
Henry Gottschalk
Stanley
Henry
Chauffeur
Henry Fieberg
Martin Street
William Street
Brie
Fred Bramstedt
Mra
Chicago
Chicago Heights
Main Street
Soupham
Springfield
Blue Island
Christ Schimmel
August Lang
Out of the Ginger Jar Verses and Witty Observations
A collection of quips and moral maxims on society manners and human folly. It playfully critiques honesty pride and everyday pretensions with humorous rhymes and aphorisms.
Maine Yields More Bodies in Wreck Debris
Havana Sept 16 Four bodies recovered today from the petty officers rooms aboard the Maine. Workmen uncovered four rear boilers still in place as the bulkhead halted mud and water inflow from the wreck’s after section.
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Havana
Maine
Rosh Hashana Begins as Jews Observe New Year
Orthodox Jews begin Rosh Hashana Friday at sunset marking year 5678 in the Jewish calendar. Yom Kippur follows, with observances starting Sunday evening October 1 and continuing through Monday evening October 2 at sunset.
Wexelburg and Stuhr Tie The Knot in North Harvey
Alfred Wexelburg of North Harvey and Miss Bertha Stuhr of Riverdale were married Wednesday at 3 o’clock at the Wexelburg home. Rev Allen of the Congregational church officiated. Wexelburg works as a switchman for the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad and the couple will reside with his mother in North Harvey.
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Alfred Wexelburg
North Harvey
Bertha Stuhr
Riverdale
Wexelburg
Rev.Allen
Congregational Church
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Notice to Bicycle Riders in Dolton Village
Dolton villagers are informed that daytime sidewalk riders must use a bell and carry a light at night. Violators will be arrested and fined.
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Dolton
Dense Riverdale sale notices fill classifieds page
A long list of local for sale and for rent items in Riverdale and Dolton includes stoves heaters and furniture, multiple cottages and farms with prices and terms, a newspaper route for sale, furs and a locket lost, plus help wanted and rental notices. Names cited include Mrs John Anderson and A C Reich with addresses in Riverdale, Dolton, and Homewood, and The Pointer office as a key inquiry point.
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Calumet Hotel
Riverdale
John Anderson
135Th Place
Leonard
Dolton
A.C. Reich
Indiana Avenue
Buk Kent
Oakglen
Henry Bock
Pointer
Homewood
Chicago
F. A. Reich
Riverdale Ill
Herbert Horton
Dalton
Highlawn
Wabash Avenue
137Th
138Th Streets
Will Fater
Davis Restaurant
Martin Davis
IOC
Western Indiana Depot
Chas. Rose, Sr
Oakland Cemetery
Lincoln Avenue
Post
Pointer Office
Otto Schleuter
Gall Stones Worth Money in Chicago Market
The Chicago market quotes gall stones at 100 dollars per pound as raw material. Armour & Co says eight to nine pounds annually from cattle, mostly too small to ship. Japanese buyers send stones to Japan to supply Chinese trade as talismans against evil.
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Chicago
A. J. Little
Armour & Co
Japan
John Chinaman
Chinaman
Fifteen Joined Our Savior’s Lath Sunday School Class
Riverdale village hall hosted Our Savior’s Lath Sunday School as fifteen new members enrolled last Sunday. Attendance stood at 83 with expectations to surpass one hundred next Sunday.
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Kinney Brothers
F. Kinney John &. Kinney
Asmwus
Claussen
Henry Hahn
United Workmen
German Oak Lodge No
A. Q. A. W. Hall
Carl Wulff
Chas. C. Schnoor
John F. Boettger
Henry W. Schnoor
Treas
Woodmen Calumet
Village Hall
George H. Schaefer
O. Obeldobel
Henry Mohr
Catholic Order Foresters
St. Luke's Court
Conrad Kern
John BH. Kinney
Albert Schumann
Peter Kipley
George Washington Lodge
U. of N. A
A. O. U.W. Hall
John O’brien
D. J. Gallagher
J. A. Headiey
Maccabees
A. C. U. W. Hall
Andrew Baumgartner
John S. Harter
R. Vandenberg
Highlawn Hose CO. NO
Hose House
Ludwig
Martin Wilkins
Herman Dreesen
Women’s Relief Corps
BOY Scouts
CONSO
Merman Faden
Fred Stanley
Donald Jenness
West 137Th St
Homewood News
Sam
Corbrandt
Otto
Albert Hecht
Fred ZumMalm
Calumet River
Henry Hope
Hazel Crest
Fred Lubbe
Nancy Hunt
R. B. Harwood
Mounds
I. C
South Homewoods
Riverviews
Homewood Pointers
Biefeldt’s
Tom Magner
Glenwood
Idle Wild Country Club
Rev. Ewing
Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Funk’s Hall
Lansing
JCG. Ton
Oakglen, Ill
Mammond
J. A. Dokens
I.C
Iowa & Southern
Boone, Lowa
Nature
Wexelburg-Stuhr
Atlantic Street
New Chicago
Fordtran Bros
William Minardow
WM. C. Zesch
Midway
Leyden Avenue
Chauncy Ave
Grand Crossing
Robert Hanschmann
Phone Dolton
Park Ave
Dolton, Ill
Edward F. Dillner
Summer Garden
Chicago S
Dolton, Iif
Fred J. Ott & Son
Chicago St. Dolton, Ill
Tuch
137Th Street
Ernest Hanschmann
13Th St
Grant Bros. General Machinists
138Th St
Chicago Street
E. F. Tripp
Henry C. Krumm
W. Fulford
Leyden Ave
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