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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1943
Page
5
The event invites general public to view the exhibit and welcomes young girls to attend. It highlights the goals and accomplishments possible through participation and experience.
Markham Youth Association launches a drive to recruit sponsor members. Interested locals who support Markham youth activities may donate funds to cover the organization’s expenses. Call Jersey Stephin at Harvey 1659-R for details.
Two youths from Waterville Tas pleaded guilty before Judge Lewis to alcohol related offenses after a ditch incident at 146th and Hamlin. Each was fined $20 and costs and scheduled to serve a week’s probation. Harold Deal and Lyle Seeley expressed gratitude in a closing letter to the judge and minister, praising the handling of the case and urging restraint among peers.
Richard Tomlinson of Indiantown Gap Pa and Marion Wail of Chicago wed in a Presbyterian church on 54th and Marshfield Avenue with immediate family present. The couple, married July 30, plan five days at home of Mr and Mrs Guy Tomlinson 745th and Springfield Ave. Richard has been in service two months.
The campaign urges proof of vaccination across the past five years and specifically inoculation against diphtheria within the previous three years. The notice emphasizes public health measures and relies on official guidance to ensure community protection.
Four defendants were found guilty and fined in Midlothian on a week of cases. William Truschke received a continuance to Aug 14. James Sheehy, 19, was fined 25 dollars plus costs and placed on probation. James Odle and Frank Kent faced venue changes with Odle convicted and fined three dollars, Kent's fine suspended. Bob Stuart pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly, fined ten dollars plus costs. Roy Staehle’s liquor sale case was continued to Saturday at 4 p.m.
Evelyn Goldberg, 13, of Hollywood Florida daughter of Abe Goldberg former Midlothian news agent topped rivals in a war stamp drive with sales over $2000 In a few days she passed the $1000 mark to lead the children s division and on Saturday finished with a record number of sales for any individual drive competitor Her uniform was a skirt and blouse blouse made by an aunt in Russia.
Fragmentary text references texting and civic social dynamics with unclear context and the word thug appearing, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable people. No verifiable entities or actions to summarize into a full news item.
Notes reveal Bernie Schneider, a paratrooper in a Sicily landing, sent a brief message two weeks after departure. He recounts two encounters and safety, while his mother waited anxiously for a longer letter, the note bearing censor marks from overseas.
The VEW Auxiliary of Midlothian hosted a Sunday reception at Rosez Schelling hout's home to welcome a new member. A combined meeting followed on Tuesday with installations of Mrs. Toman and Mrs. Stephan Bauer Jr. as patriotic instructor and conductress led by Mrs. Margaret Gaertner. Elizabeth Venske assisted. Helen Heniff named flag bearer. Next regular meeting set for August 17.
A child conference will be held Tuesday from 1 to 3 pm in the Markham welfare room. Mothers are asked to bring babies for health checks to keep them well.
Mrs Peter Stami of Blue Island spent Sunday evening with Henry Jager. Mary Fallon Crestwood, former Fitzpatrick, welcomed Raymond Hugh at Little Company of Mary Hospital weighing 7 lbs 6 oz. Lee Roy Burrell and Harriet Plasil of Crestwood announce the birth of Lee Roy Jr weighing 5 lbs 5 1/2 oz at St Francis Hospital on July 29. James Plasil family visited L J Sihla in Chicago Tuesday.
A neighborhood gathering hosted by Mrs D E Toohey was held at the home of Mrs D Toohey in Homewood on Wednesday. Mrs William Burns chaired the program while Mrs Bert Greenwell, president of the T E Markham club, attended the federation headquarters meeting.
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