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Newspaper

Midlothian Messenger

Location

Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1946

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Joe Rauwolf Discharged After Pacific War Service

Joseph Rauwolf, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rauwolf Sr, born in Blue Island, was discharged January 6 at Camp McCoy after two years and 13 months in the Pacific with the 550th Night Fighters. He served from February 2, 1943, with training at St. Petersburg and Scott Field, then Chanute and Hammer Field before sailing from Camp Stoneman to New Guinea and Morotai, Leyte, earning three battle stars and ribbons. He now resides at 13400 S Annst Blue Island with his wife Dorothy Schneider and their soon-to-be year-old son.

Pacific Joe St. Petersburg Fla Scott Field Sheppard Field Tex Chanute ¥ Field Hammer Field Calif Visalia Joseph Camp Stoneman Monta Bay Hollandia New Guinea Middleburg Morotai Leyte Joseph Rauwolf Sr Midlothian Blue Island Fle St. Christopher's and Thornton High School Gerald Barbara Joe Dorothy Schneider Annst

Margaret Ahlgrim Leads St Christopher Averages

First semester averages from St Christopher School list Patricia Kelly Ralph Alfidi Margaret Scharleu Joan Kendall Virginia Keily Mary Ann Novack and Margaret Ahlgrim with percentages ranging from 93 to 98.6 including multiple grades. The readable line shows 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd grade names and scores.

St. Christopher's School Patricia Kelly Ralph Alfidi Margaret Scharleu Joan Kendall Virginia Keily Mary Ann Novack Margaret Ahigrim

VFW Social Dance Planned for Valentine’s Day

VFW members their families friends and sweethearts invited to a social at the Lions clubhouse on February 14 at 8 p m. First postwar social aims to boost future events with good turnout. Refreshments at inflationary prices include cheese sandwiches Spam K rations and GI coffee. Beer brands mentioned with admission by name rank and serial number. Bring shot record if available.

VFW Lions Clubhouse St. Valentine’s Day Pabst Budwriser

Begin Girls' Gym Classes At Midlothian Public School

Girls in eighth grade and older will attend gym classes from 7 to 9 pm every second Friday at the Midlothian Public School gymnasium starting next week. Anita Williams, fourth grade teacher at MPS, will supervise. Activities include basketball tumbling volleyball table tennis and badminton.

Midlothian Public School Anita Williams MPS

Much Smoke Little Fire in Midlothian Prairie Calls

Midlothian fire department handled multiple prairie fire calls this week. Incidents included a Saturday blaze near Turnpike and Cicero, a Sunday near 148th and Karlov, a Monday report at Crawford and Claire, and a morning at 210 with a fire started from a store but extinguished before arrival. A Wednesday 1130 call at 14214 Springfield involved an overheated furnace with no fire and no damage.

Midlothian Turnpike Ciceroavon Karlov Homan Qin Vianday Praire Crawforday Claire Blvd Springfield

Start Work on New Liquor Store in Midlothian

Excavation began yesterday for a two story 16000 dollar Midlothian Wine and Liquor store building next to the drug store. Mr and Mrs William Baker announce a complete new store with the latest fluorescent lighting and living quarters above the shop.

Midlothian William Baker

Ladies auxiliary to elect chaplain at February meeting

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Fletcher E Sullivan post 2580 WEW will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at 14638 Ridgeway Ave to elect a chaplain to fill the vacancy created by Mrs. Stenhouse's resignation.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of Fletcher E. Sullivan Wew Ridgeway Av Stenhouse

State Aid to Cause School Tax Drop in 1948

Bremen township faces a 1948 school tax drop forecast of about 50 percent as state aid shifts fiscal balance. Principal John Benben warned districts still face deficits through 1947 and must find ways to keep schools open. Local options include tax increases, higher building taxes, selling teachers' orders, and seeking relief from Springfield.

Bremen Township John Benben Township School Board Midlothian Muidiothan Springfield Ther

Lions Sunday clothing drive set for Midlothian

The Lions Club sponsors Victory Clothing campaign in Midlothian with Sunday February 10 as collection day. Stolz Bros. truck and driver begin at noon, touring every street. residents to bundle usable clothing and place at curb for pickup, including underwear to overcoats for all seasons. Nic Zneimer coordinates bundles at his office for those away.

The Lions Club Midlothian Stolz Bros Nic Zneimer Io

PTA Founders Day Observed By Midlothian Group

The Midlothian PTA plans Monday activities at the Public School auditorium starting with a business meeting and candlelight service. They will elect committee officers, hold a penny march, and pay tribute to Mrs Birmy and Mrs Hertst.

Midlothian PTA Mionday Birmy Hertst Pln Ldeat Burewail Progress Mies Waiduims Oche Wall Road

Civic Orchestra Prepares for Concert

Civic Orchestra announces tickets for the upcoming concert are on sale by members and the orchestra at the local public school. Contact Lester Palmer for details as students and community members support the event.

Civic Orchestra Lester Palmer Lollothian

State aid figures show a $40,000 difference in 1948

The report notes the city would receive in 1948 forty thousand dollars more in state aid than the current arrangement allows. The item highlights funding changes and potential impact on local finances for the upcoming year.

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March of Dimes Report Exceeds Quota in 1940s

The March of Dimes surpasses its quota in a report that lists numerous local volunteers and supporters. Names such as John Miller Erna Mosva Doyle Georg Bubets and Paul Schwaighart appear among the contributors. The item notes a victim of polio and several community figures aiding the campaign.

Tehabersberg Ed Burt John Miller Robert Svpbor Erna Mosva M Doyle Georg Bubets Sinhous Paul Schwaighart Pomeroy Master Jerr O Donnell

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