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Midlothian Messenger in Midlothian, Illinois
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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1942
Page
13
Bremen PTA Shows Films and Color Scenes for Founders Day
A Tinley Park lens project funded updating a local theater as the PTA bought a new projector. The program included Wrangle River and a Bing Crosby comedy, plus color woodland scenes and a lake swim by Bremen children. Founders Day cake was cut and sold after a postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A S Moving Picture Show
Tinley Park It A
PTA
Bremen
Tax Help At Bremen Bank This Week
Deputy Collector at Bremen State Bank assists residents with preparing 1941 income tax returns. No charge for the service. Returns must be filed with the Collector of Internal Revenue on or before March 15 to avoid penalties or interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collestor
Bremen
Obrvall speaks at Tinley Civic Club on Bremen Rich townships plan
S. G. Obrvall addressed the Tinley Park Civic Club Wednesday night about the proposed high school district serving Bremen and Rich townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omrvall
Tinley
Civic Club
S. G. Obrvall
Tinley Park
Bremen
Rich Townships
Tinley Vehicle Tags Sale Set by Village Clerk
Tinley Park village clerk Wim Firchall announces a village sale of vehicle tags on Saturday February 14 from 2 to 5 pm. Residents may purchase Tinley vehicle tags at the designated village hall window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinley
Wim. Firchall
Local flood reports show Tinley Park less damage than nearby towns
Fragmentary notes indicate Tinley Park had less damage than Midlothian and Oak Forest while business district flood impacts and southern seabed disturbances were noted during the failed Friday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees Il Winley Park
Midlothian
Qak
Forest
Local Births and Social Notes From Crestwood Area
A son was born February 4 at Chicago Ly onal hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Popjoy. mother and baby reported fine. A daughter was born February 10 at St Francis hospital to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Haack of Crestwood. Birthday celebrations and visits in local households are noted, including Lorraine Kuhn and Esther Turner. several families hosted dinners and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Ul
Robert Popioy
Chicago Lyonal Hospital
Marilyn Musilik
L. Novak
Robert
Berwyn
Joseph Milder
Chicago
Chas. Popjoy
Robert Popjoy
John Huizenga
T and Sons
John
Richard
Cicero
Ill
Henry Greide
Esther Turner
Ralph Muiderink
Richard Rooyenga
Blue Island
Wilbur Haack
Crestwood
St Francis Hospital
Tax deductions for business and personal expenses overview
This fragment outlines deductible expenses for mercantile firms and professionals including advertising clerical wages rent utilities and depreciation. It notes losses from fires storms or shipwrecks may be deductible and outlines limits on charitable gifts and taxes deductible by individuals. It mentions depreciation allowances and limitations on certain taxes.
Tinley Park Committee Plans Tag Day for Finley Boys
The Tinley Park committee will hold a tag day on Saturday February 14 to raise funds for gifts to Finley boys serving in the United States armed forces. Proceeds will fund articles for Uncle Sam's boys and every penny will be used for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jpartment
Ieber Company
Ihe
Finley Boys
United States Armed Forces
Tin- Jey Park
Uncle Sam’s
Markham Parsonals Factory of Local Life
Markham notices report the birth of Nancy Ellen Simmons on February 4 to Mr and Mrs Wm Simmons. Anniversary celebrations for James Rodgers and Burl Baker are planned on Valentine’s Day and February 17 respectively. Albert Branke Jr. is recovering in Plymouth after a February 4 hand injury with stitches removed due to infection. Local social updates include visits, health notes, and auxiliary meetings at St Clements and Harris venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Simmons
Nancy Ellen
James Rodgers
Albert Wm Branke Jr
Bourbon
Ind
Plymouth Hospital
Plymouth
Burl Baker
Henry Willams
Jean
Midlothian Soldier Promoted to Staff Sergeant
Sergeant EBmal W Lindt of Midlothian is promoted to Staff Sergeant per word from Chanute Field on Friday. Flying Cadet Tommy Mostyn reports he likes it and the food is swell. Mrs Helen Hazen visited the Lawrence Packwood family in Chicago. Marie Heniff underwent appendectomy at St Francis on February 8. Eugene Potter of Karlow Avenue left for Cleveland to attend an IMA meeting on war needs for welding electrodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebmal W . Lindt
Midlothian
Chanute
Tommy Mostyn
Air Corps
Helen Hazen
Lawrence Packwood
Chicago
Marie Heniff
St. Francis
Walter Passot
Eugene Potter
Karlow Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
National Electric Manufacturing Association
Potter
Lincoln
Abra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Malentine
Tinley Juniors
Junaior American Legion Auxiliary
Ramage
Mrs. Earl Richards and Son
Ralph Mulderink
Lorraine Kuhn
Richard Raymond
Internal Revenue
Woodline
Cigarettes
Isliguor
Amd
Abe
United States
District of Columbia
Markham Parsonals
David B Johnston
al Schnieder
Franke White
Michael H. Flynn
Herbert Briet
Markham
St Clements Auxiliary
Wilson Hewstone
St Clements Evening Auxiliary
McLaughlin
Harvey
Onserve
America
Chevrolet
Jans Manes
Clarke-Hulett Chevrolet CO
Crawford Avenue
Midlothian, Ill
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