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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1943
Page
6
A list of mourners including Mr and Mrs Matuszonek and several relatives attended the funeral of Mrs Lena Raczek of Butler Oak who died last week. The report also notes birthdays on February 2 and various local social updates from St Stanislaus parish community.
In Posen a local tax service began operations last year to assist residents with filing and understanding tax obligations. The move aims to ease U S residents' tax burdens and improve compliance in the community.
The parish plans the blessing after all Masses Sunday at St Stanislaus church. Friday evening 7:30 pm service is set for the boys in the armed forces. A recent school visit by Miss Wandai Baron of Chicago showcased Thorndike dictionaries now standard at St Stanislaus. The Sodality Girls meet with the new administration and a Valentine party is planned for February 14 at 7:00 pm in the parish school hall with St Cecilia's choir invited. Admission is a smile.
The Markham civic club executive board will convene Monday evening February 8 at the home of George Askloff. The next regular meeting is set for Friday February 19.
Nancy Johnson of 95th Place turned three on January 27 with Chicago guest Nelle McCloud helping celebrate. Mrs E Holtrop, also of 95th Street, is recovering from a broken arm and leg after an auto strike while in front of her home. Her leg remains in a cast but she moves her free arm. Mr and Mrs H Kaestner on 95th Street learned their son James, stationed at Pyotr Fexit, is to receive his wings soon after seven months in the service.
The Women’s Republican group of Worth township will hold its meeting at Legion Hall Oak Lawn on February 9 at 8 p m. Cards and refreshments will be served.
Mrs Wilder visits daughter Mrs Harold Oswald and others attend gatherings across Crestwood. Raymond Kleutgen has a weeklong severe cold while Ed Kooyenga celebrates a birthday with friends. Boy Scouts meet at Sandy Sconik’s home. Sunshine Circle officers address corrections and plan. Bunco club prizes awarded at Helen Baxa’s.
In Midlothian a couple Miland and Mrs Jack Reagan celebrated their twelfth wedding anniversary with guests visiting on a Thursday evening. Attendees included John Keth and others from Bloomington, plus the captain of the football team and a fraternity party at a university event.
A 1935 plea urges readers to donate fiction mystery and western stories along with travel history biography and technical books. Pocket titles are especially needed and a street depot has been set for collection.
Fragmentary note changes show a focus on child welfare efforts and community cooperation. The readable line hints at joint action or campaign language aimed at improving well being and support for children.
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