Thrift Sale Opens at St. Clement’s Basement
A thrift sale opens in the basement of St. Clement’s Episcopal Church at 153rd and Loomis, announced by organizers including Harvey Loomis. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1945
Page
5
A thrift sale opens in the basement of St. Clement’s Episcopal Church at 153rd and Loomis, announced by organizers including Harvey Loomis. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
A veteran describes late war movement from Ohrduf to several towns including LWickau and a castle overlook. He recounts after Germany’s surrender returning to duty, witnessing crematories emaciated bodies and torture devices, with 30 men executed nearby before evac. He notes Ohrduf 120 kilometers from Gotha and Zwickau hosting a large F W 190 factory alongside captured German stores and equipment.
St Christopher's Women will not meet in August. the group will reconvene in September. Each first Sunday mass at 8 o'clock will include a collective holy communion with all members invited, including high school girls.
Public advisory urges motorists to keep to the unoiled side of streets in Idlotian to avoid costly damage and fund street repairs through tax payments.
The Women's Guild of Oak Forest Redeemer Lutheran Church will hold its annual ice cream social next Friday evening from 7:30 to 9:30. The pastor has just returned from an ER.
Fragmentary note shows McCauley and sister Mrs Fred Willman planning to attend the Cubs Cincinnati baseball game at Wrigley Field on Friday with brief references to Parks and Tinley in the crowd.
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