The Pointer from Riverdale, Illinois • Page 2

NEWS ABOUT TOWN Members of the. Choral club of the Wives and Sisters Unit, sponsored by the Dolton-Riverdale Unit of Mothers of World Wa.r II, No. 52, will meet at the Victor Panozzo home at 14315 Oak Dolton, on Friday, Feb. 2, at 8 p. m.

The Washington P. T. A. is sponsoring a card and bunco party Thursday, Feb. 8, at 7:45 at the school.

Mrs. Edward Kay, chairman, i3933 Atlantic requests donations of prizes which may be sent to her home or school by Tuesday, Feb. 6. Tickets may be purchased from members or at the door. Coffee cake and coffee will be served at ten cents a serving.

Miss Ann Stepinski of Roseland was hostess to the Laetae Amicae club last 'Sunday, Jan. 21. Those present from Riverdale and Dolton were Misses Rosmary MdLaughlin, Jean Berschinski, Eleanor Berschin 'Florence Lau, Mrs. Joseph Schaefer and Mrs. Carl Krueger.

After the business meeting, the hostess served a hot supper. Eleanor Berschinski will entertain at next month's meeting. Miss Betty Brown of 14516 S. iClark Ivanhoe, is among forty coeds of Monmouth college, Monmouth, 111., who are winning the praise of servicemen in nearby camps for their presentation of this year's all-girl musical entertainment. After local performances, the girls were invited to stage their show at Mayo general hospital and at Camp Ellis, where they were enthusiastically received.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bales of Riverdale entertained at a family dinner ISunday, Jan. 21, for their nephew Courtland 'Stanton, who is home on a '3(X-day leave after serving in the 'European war area. Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Stanton of Midlothian, Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Meyer of 'Dolton, and Mr. and Mrs. P.

J. Van Drunen of 'South Holland were other guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bales' son, Sgt.

Leslie, who is in the amphibious tank corps of the Sixth Army, has been serving in the 'Southwest Pacific for a year and a half. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rotvic, 13904 'Edbrooke Riverdale, are the parents of a son, Edward Milan, who was 'born January 16 at the Uoseland Community hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kelley of Ivanhoe and niece Adriana Brock were dinner guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Higgins of Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. Quintin Pettigrew announced the birth of a son who weighed six pounds, 13 ounces and has been named Quintin, Jr. Mrs. Pettigrew is the former Mary Verhoeven of Dolton, and Quintin is formerly of Harvey and a veteran of World War II. Mr.

and Mrs. Pettigrew now reside at 'Cannon Falls, where they are engaged in farming. Mrs. Rudy Ohrt of Lyons, 111., and her mother, Mrs. Luther Button of Riverdale visited Monday with Mrs.

Sutton's sister, Mrs. Ben Gass in Chicago. Mrs. Karl'S. Putnam of Ivanhoe enjoyed dinner in Hammond last Thursday evening with her son, William Wheland of 'Indianapolis, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heino and daughter Peggy of Riverside drive, Dolton, were guests for dinner at Mickleberry's Sunday of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. 'Heino of Beverly Hills, in honor of his birthday. Mrs. W. B.

Button of LaSalle Riverdale, has been ill and confined to her home for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teas of Riverdale had as their dinner guest 'Sunday William Long of Vancouver, who is training under the Navy's V-12 program at Northwestern university. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy 1C. Meurisse, 14216 Edbrooke entertained at a party 'Sunday evening at their home in honor of Miss Harriet and her fiance, Capt. William S. Propper; and also for their nephew, Maj.

M. C. Hess, who is spending a 30-day leave at the Meurisse home after three years of service in the South Pacific. Mr. and Mrs.

Lehn 'Curry, 14422 La Salle entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Humphries and children of Naperville, 111., and Seaman Gene Cruse of Madison, Wis.

The 'Reading Circle of the Ivanhoe Woman's clu'b will meet Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 6, at the home of Mrs. Ogden Munsonj 14312 Wabash ave. Mrs. Harrison will present the book review.

The Woman's Society for Christian Service of the Ivanhoe Community church will meet at 12:45 p. m. at the home of Mrs. R. Thoureen, 1423 Wabash Thursday, Feb.

8. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fike, 503 E. 144th Dolton, are the parents of a baby son born Jan.

20, at St. Francis hospital in Blue Island. He has been named Thomas William. Mirs. Fike and baby arrived home Monday.

The Riverdale fire department was called out Monday evening to 132nd and Halsted st. to extinguish a blaze started when the gasoline line broke in a truck belonging to the City Ice 'Fuel company and the truck caught fire. Miss Katherine Kelley, a cadet nurse at the Illinois Masonic hospital in Shicago, was a guest for dinner and overnight Tuesday at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley in Ivanhoe.

The Robert Seward family, 14418 S. LaSalle street, returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. 'Seward had spent the week while Mr. tSeward joined them for the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Peters, 14418 Michigan will celebrate their llth wedding anniversary Friday by dining out and attending the theatre with friends. Mr.

and Mrs. William Schroder of Riverdale and daughter, Mrs. David Hess, were dinner guests of Mr. Schroder's mother, Mrs. 'Henry Schroder, Sunday in Chicago.

Mrs. Oliver Johnson of Riverdale has her niece, Miss Betty Bayles of Paxton, 111., visiting her. Week-end guests at the Johnson home were Mrs. Johnson's sister, Mrs. Bertha Taylor of Elgin and Miss 'Lois Vanderlee of Chicago.

Saturday afternoon Wallace Franke, sn of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Franke of Dolton, will mark his sixth birthday by entertaining fourteen young friends at a party. Sunday evening, Mr.

and Mrs. Franke will entertain their families and Miss Ethel Denny and Elizabeth 'Dahlgren at supper, also in honor of the occasion. Robert M. 'Seward of Ivanhoe entered St. Luke's hospital in Chicago Tuesday to undergo an operation.

seed pearls. She carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations and sweet peas. Attending the bride were the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Dorothy Joyce of Harvey, as matron of honor, and Mrs. Ruth Cbleman, aunt of the bride, as bridesmaid.

Mrs. Joyce wore a gown of dusty rose taffeta, and Mrs. Coleman's dress was of aqua jersey and net. Both wore pink carnations in their hair, and carried colonial bouquets of pink and clue carnations and sweet peas. Little Gayle Heitmann, cousin of the bride, was the flower girl.

She wore a colonial dress of yellow taffeta and carried a basket of pink and yellow carnations and sweet peas. The bridegroom had as his best man his brother, Cpl. Rudy, who has just returned from three years of service in the 'South Pacific. Another brother, Edward, served as usher. After the ceremony a dinner and reception was held at the Green Villa in Blue Island for 125 guests.

The bride's mother arrived from New York to attend the wedding. After a week's wedding trip, the couple will begin housekeeping in an apartment at 15905 Vine in Harvey. Both are employed at the Buda company. Washer and Vacuum Cleaner Repairs Service 14319 S. WABASH AVE.

Riv. 466W Har. 936M 36-TFL Spoolstra-Jurkiewicz Jane Spolstra of Dolton, daughter of Mrs. Mabel Hartenstein of New York City, and Bernard Jurkiewicz of Harvey, were united in marriage 'Saturday afternoon, Jan. 27, at four o'clock at the rectory of St.

Mary's church in with the Rev. John 'N. Weiler officiating. The bride was attired in an old- fashioned styled gown of white tai'- feta with a lace yoke, and a fingertip veil held in place by a tiara of DR. CHAS.

P. COSGROVE I RIVERDALE BANK BLDG. 13702 Indiana Avenue Hours Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9 to 5. All evenings by appt. Phone Riverdale 14 Phone Dolton 937 Carl Dieck MOVING EXPRESSING COAL and ICE 13947 Park Avenue DOLTON Interocean 9832 DR.

A. W. KLAPMANN DENTIST 13745 S. Leyden Ave. X-Ray Gas Administered Come in or phone for appointment YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT FRAY'S FLOWER SHOP 51-tf Phone Dolton 853 Tel.

Ham. 4612. Res. Dolton 825-W DR. SAMUEL K.

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Dol. 823 14-6 For your service, convenience, comfort, privacy and good taste are our objectives. With these objectives in mind our funeral establishment was planned out of years of experience with the desire and requirements of this community. A service available to meet the financial requirements of all. BACHMANN FUNERAL HOME 224 EAST 138TH STREET TELEPHONE INTEROCEAN 9860 DALE-DOL SHOE STORE AND SHOE REPAIRING See Our New Stock of Children's 13741 Leyden Ave.

Rlverdcxle Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted DR. W. D. SHANNON Optometrist 14165 Lincoln Ave. Dolton 756-W Dolton.

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You will always be told the truth about any watch you may wish to purchase from me. I always give my customers what they ask for. ALBAN P. REICH Dolton, Illinois Jeweler and Optometrist Dolton 860 Bright As A a But Easier to Reach is a home of youur own! Looking past the chaos of today, it won't be so hard to realize your fondest dream not if you're buying and saving War Bonds. They'll come in mighty handy when the time comes to build and you'll need a down payment.

The day of Peace is approaching hasten it with the War Bonds you buy! HARVEY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. Security Bldg. 182 154th Street Harvey, 111..