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Newspaper
Humboldt Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1967
Page
2
The Northwest Branch at 1615 NX. Pulaski hosts October art displays featuring Ed Cathony, a Chicago and Paris trained professional with multiple solo shows nationwide. Cathony maintains a studio at 3600 Fullerton.
The display centers on Rosemary Curth Louise Raney Ann Hunter Frances Strang and Joan Bud ris works. They are students of Cathony in his Tuesday night art class at the Logan YMCA.
Thieves smashed a side window at Christen's Bakery 4040 North on Friday then looted a safe containing $700 after a porter arrived 45 minutes later. Jerry Gallo reported to Shakespeare police.
Walgreens announces Corky’s drive-in quick service restaurants integrated with new Walgreen Drug stores. Located in suburban shopping areas near stores, Corky’s offers fast casual dining with a deluxe Corker burger, standard hamburgers, fried chicken, fries, hot dogs, fish sandwiches, shakes and soft drinks. First locations planned for Elmhurst and New Orleans in 1968, with several more in planning.
Mr. and Mrs. William Voth celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on Oct. 1 at Bethel Evangelical Lutheran church Hirsch and Springfield in Chicago. They reside at 1525 N Karlow for 47 years and were born in Germany arriving as babies. The event included a 3:30 p.m. service by Rev. William Boehm and a reception for nearly 100 relatives and friends.
Enrollment at journalism schools climbed 16.3 percent in 1966 from 1965, reaching 22,339 students compared with 19,229 the prior year. The figures show near doubling since 1960.
Herbert F Geisler Illinois state representative reveals plan to return to The Seeing Eye Morristown NJ to train a sixth guide dog following the death of Phoebe his longtime guide. Geisler has used a Seeing Eye dog since 1934 and was the first Chicago dog trained graduate.
The Logan Square YMCA Leaders club has elected its officers for 1967 68 with Sue Dahm as president and Lee Bliss as vice president. Christine Miller serves as secretary, Myrle Dahm as chaplain treasurer, Charlene Quinn as sergeant at arms. The group trains teens aged 12 to 17 in gym skills games planning leadership aquatic skills and human development. The club meets Tuesdays at 5 30 p.m. Penny Raeth is the club adviser.
Logan Square branch library presents a display of modern and antique pitchers through October courtesy of Mrs. John Gawlick. A Chicago Fire survivor, buried underground, shows heat evidence while others include glass, Egyptian brass, and items from England Ireland China Greece and more. The exhibit also features related antique books and guides on glass and collectibles. The library opens daily 9 am to 9 pm with Saturday hours listed.
Joseph Pavone Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pavone 1022 N St Louis is home on leave after completing recruit training at Great Lakes naval training center He is a 1963 Lane Technical High School graduate and enlisted in the Navy last year
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