Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Chicago Packer in Chicago, Illinois

We have 16,533,476 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1939

Page

2

South Water Market Socialites Hold Fifth Annual Dance

Chicago May 6. The South Water Market Socialites hosted the fifth annual spring dance at the Morrison hotel Terrace Casino last Saturday. The Barrett orchestra energized the gala event with a large attendance and enjoyable dancing. Officers praised for their efforts included Betty Ruddy president Lucille Lynch vice president Florentine Strube secretary Nida Richard treasurer Lilian Strube membership chairman Irene Bernt program chairman and Bigne Sandberg ticket chairman.

South Water Market Chicago Morrison Hotel Terrace Casino Barrett South Water Market Socialites Betty Ruddy Lucille Lynch Florentine Strube Nida Richard Lillian Strube Irene Bernt Bigne Sandberg

Detroit Traffic Club Golf Tournament Set for May 23

Detroit May 6 The Detroit Produce Traffic Club announces its ninth annual spring golf party will be held Tuesday afternoon and evening May 23 at Knollwood, County Club on Maple Road west of Telegraph Road. About 90 to 100 players are expected with 100 to 125 attending the dinner at 7 p.m. Out of town guests are welcome. Flights will be arranged by scores, first foursome at 1 p.m. Numerous prizes will be awarded.

Detroit Traffic Club Knollwood County Maple Road Telegraph’ Road H. M. O'Neil

South Water Market Golf Tournament Opens Friday

The South Water Market trade will hold its first golf tournament of the season Friday afternoon at Oak Hills golf course. Dealers have participated in these weekly events for years and have found them very successful and enjoyable. Oak Hills is one of the citys outstanding courses and a large attendance is expected.

Chicago South Water Market Trade Oak Hills Denlers

Indiana News Notes highlights moves and misfortunes

Terman G Askren moves his fruit store to 1627 Prospect Street Indianapolis. Rockport dealer Guy H Walker, former postmaster, dies at 63 after a year of ill health leaving widow and children. Governor Townsend to speak at Indianapolis Traffic Club dinner with 1000 invitations. Motor Transport Club plans May 19 golf outing and June Lake Wawasee sports week. Bloomington Frosted Food Lockers Inc formed with 1500 shares to store food. incorporators Fowler Hamros Easton. State Woodtainer Co Inc formed to make crates with 100 shares. incorporators State Emry Phillips. Veronica Przybysz files suit challenging Indiana gross income tax, joined by Fort Wayne merchant. Indiana Food Merchants Association backs suit.

Guy H.walker Rockport Ind Indianapolis Motor Transportation Club John Gehlg Lake Wawasee Bloomington Frosted Food Lockers, Inc West Fifth Street Bloomington Lyle J. Fowler Joe Hamros Ired Easton Indiana State Woodtainer Company, Inc Beecher Street Indianapolis Henry C. State Edmund H. Emry Howard D. Phillips South Bend Veronica Przybysz Fort Wayne Indiana Food Merchants’ Association

Chicago Onion Market Report Mixed Prices May 6

Chicago onions traded softly with ample supplies and a steady tone. Western Spanish onions in 50 pound sacks ranged around 1.20 to 1.46, Colorado Danvers about 1.25, midwestern yellows 14 to 15, Globes 90 cents to 1, Texas whites 1.50 to 1.60, yellows commercials 1.17 to 1.26, and South American yellow Spanish 48 pound crates at 1.75.

Chicago Colorado Texas

Chicago Street Notes on fruit trade and personnel moves

Chicago readers learn of Cloobeck and Mose, Inc. in Waukesha and Auster-Carl Co in Humboldt, Tenn. reps. Cridley Maxon & Co. receiving Colorado rhubarb. Goldsamt of 8. Goldsamt, Inc. visiting. Tennessee strawberries reaching Caruso Fruits. J C Kole from Pioneer Vegetable Exchange in Los Angeles calling on L. Gillarde. Elliott of Stillwell Orchards meeting Fry Distributing. Kavanagh of Jones & Kavanagh Co. in Chicago. Royce Dean of Dean-Osking Co. touring potato regions. Wynne Arkansas peach outlook by Charles Warren. Elberta and Red Bird peach shipment plans for June to July with Royal Brick Co. as local HQ.

Crowley Ridge Arkansas Wynne i Charles F. Warren Wynne Ark Warren Elbertas Mr. Warren Chicago Royal Urick Company

Homegrown Supplies Light on Indianapolis Market

Indianapolis on May 6 reports new arrivals of homegrown vegetables, but not in large volume and a two to three week delay for the season due to weather. Hothouse offerings rise as demand for green onions cucumbers and mushrooms grows. Apple prices hold with Delicious and Golden Delicious at 1.75 a bushel. other varieties range 1.50 to 1.65. Prices for citrus stay low amid ample supply. Potatoes and onions show steady or modest changes. fresh Bermuda onions in fair demand at 1.40 per 50 pounds. Cabbage and round white varieties see steady markets with several crate prices listed.

Indianapolis Ind Commission Baldwins Rome Staymans Texas California Idaho Michigan Bermuda Detroit Washington Siow Louisiana Almeria Florida Arizona Indiana Ohio Tennessee Mississippi Variety Missouri Virginia Arkansas Nancy Halls

Potatoes Market in Chicago Shows Mixed Week

Chicago May 6 After sharp declines in southern potato prices early in the week a better tone emerged late Wednesday as receipts improved and joor quality cleared. Rains over the weekend brought in dirty stock, market remained weak though offerings were liberal. Arrivals varied daily from Alabama to Wisconsin, with No 1 Runsets around 1.50 to 1.60 per cwt and several varieties quoted across clean and unwashed. New stock met slow inquiry but steady or barely steady pricing persisted through Thursday.

Chicago Alabama California Florida Idaho Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi North Dakota Wisconsin Red River Valley Ohio Russell Southern Rose Washington Idaho Russete North Dakota Cobblers New

Staple vegetables steady to easier in Detroit market

In Detroit this week staple vegetables moved barely steady to slightly easier amid liberal offerings and slow demand. New potatoes showed rising supply with Bliss Triumphs easing. Florida Bliss Triumphs sold at 2.25 to 2.30 per bushel crate, Katahdins 1.40 to 1.60 per 60 pound sack, and other regions posted mixed prices for Russets, Green Mountains, and onions while old potatoes weakened from prior week.

Detroit Bliss Florida Bliss Louisiana Texas Bliss California Alabama Biles Michigan

New Team Track Delivery Schedule in Chicago May

G C Bredesen of the Market Service Association releases a schedule for fresh fruit and vegetable delivery on team tracks in Chicago. Effective Monday May 1 1939 during Daylight Saving Time deliveries begin at 4 30 a m CDT with selling 5 30 a m to 1 30 p m and deliveries 5 30 a m to 2 30 p m.

Chicago G. C. Bredesen Market, Service Association

Detroit fruit and vegetable market ruled irregular

Irregular midweek trading at Detroit fresh fruit and vegetable market with moderate to liberal supplies and fair demand. Prices across apples, citrus, berries, peaches, melons, leafy greens, and tomatoes reflected variety, size and quality, with notable ranges for Michigan stock, California imports, and Florida produce.

Detroit

Detroit Street Notes Highlights from Fruit Trade

Detroit notes show Texas cucumbers first car arriving this season via Ingle side shipping point. Michigan green onions appear locally while California Chapman cherries sold for 9 dollars in a McFaddin auction. Thierwechter Brothers report Marsh Pinks grapefruit sold, and Division Fruit Company receives Tennessee romaine this season.

Nathan Gilbert Ben Ingleside California Chapman McS Addin Distributing Company George Rock L. H. McFaddin H. C. McClaren Don Thierwechter Thierwechter Brothers Texas Division Fruit Company I. H. Wahising

Highway Defense Council Formed in Detroit May 5

Announcement of a temporary Emergency Council for Highway Defense was made by G. M. Slocum publisher of Automotive News and members of the executive committee. The group aims to combat laws restricting highway trucking and plans to include major associations concerned with highway use and construction. It will oppose legislation deemed discriminatory, including highway taxation measures.

Detroit Council For G. M. Slocum Memns Automotive News

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S Merkel Bros. Co Gordon Tyrrell Co Sission Merchants Chandler-Allen CO Trypa Cgo Carlot Hockers FF. C. B Water Market L. D. Canal Erience Smith—Cordes CO Domestor Oietsiber Ibanco DI Napoli Trust CO Roosevelt Road Ashland Ave Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor Atio Aim Becker Company Seeley Soul Water Detroit Traffic Club Indiana News Notes Terman G. Askren Massachusetts Avenue Prospect! Street M. Clifford Townsend Chicago Street Notes Jack Cloobeck Cloobeck & Mose, Inc Waukesha, Wis Mike Auster Auster-Carl Company Wednesda Humboldt, Tenn Cridley, Maxon & Co., Inc Benjamin Goldsamt Goldsamt Ing Jake Fine Caruso Fruit Distributors, Inc Blakemore J.C. Kole Pioneer Vegetable Exchange Los Angeles L. Gillarde Company David J. Elliott Stillwell Orchards Company Courtland Calif Shippers of Fry Distributing Company John Kavanagh Jones & Kavanagh Company, Ltd Royce Dean Dean-Osking Company Hatton N. C Dean Janeen Ane Aenedee Chicasgo May Aii California L. A Mississippi L. A L. A S. Friedman & Sons Ayn Carlote M. Roth & Sons Canal Fr. J. Riebe Indianapolis Carlots Trucklots Mien Lote GOS Dly S. B. Davis Grand Rapids, Mich McFadding Detroit Street Abe Franzblau Tom Co. R. Waters Seaboard Produce Distributors, Inc Onley McFaddin Distributing Company Grand Rapids Lilian Waldman California Fruit Producing Company Geo. Hitz & Co Indianapolis, Ind Schwartz Brothers Mich Thierwechter Bros. Errory Ab Twin Cities O'Connell Brokerage Co Paul Minn
Search Courier

Search the Chicago Packer Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Chicago Packer?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication