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Newspaper
Midlothian Messenger
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Brahms and Fromm among organizers with Dunkee and Richard as participants. Indicates a Purposes of eb orbaniz event led by gHenty ocAee. Details are unclear but suggests a concert or meeting with notable names.
Memorial service and dedication for Owen W. Winters Jr and Victor T. Kohn set for Sunday. Program includes flag at half mast, opening by W F Berggren, invocation by Rev. Robert Edwards, hymn by Mrs Enrico Cesaro, principal speech by Fred Busbey, history by Mrs A Morisette, a moment of silence, taps, flag raising, and singing Ambriga led by Mrs Cesaro. Color guards and troops to present colors.
Sunday services at Zion Lutheran were followed by a burial at Tinley Park Cemetery. Mrs. Ehmann’s four sons served, Sgt. Arthur stationed in the Pacific could not attend. Mrs. Carl arrived from Schick Genteal Hospital in Town with an injured back. He and his wife Jeanette Mumford reside in Midlothian.
William E. Kaiser will address the Taxpayers' Association of Oak Forest at Arbor Park school on Wednesday at 8 p.m. His topic is Join This Fight Against Inflation and he will present films on methods to avoid inflation. He may speak to groups if called at the Rationing Board or at his residence.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Markham Lutheran Church with unclear text field. No clear event date or action identified to specify a full notice item.
Anderson's Dept Store in Oak Forest advertises a broad selection including women's and children's wear, men’s and boys’ clothing, shoes, and a full hardware line. Also features paints, garden tools, electrical supplies, and a variety of home fixtures with prices and terms, urging customers to visit and compare.
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