Midlothian Education Board Vote Shapes District 143
In a tense meeting, the board elected a district superintendent for four schools and approved a wage cut for teachers. President cast the deciding vote for the new hire, while a separate 4 to 2 vote approved reducing clerical pay and teachers’ salaries by 20 to 25 dollars monthly amid opposition from Grzad zinski and Roberts.
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Othey
Otto Soyk
Fuller
Gehrke
Johnson
Weinberger
Grzadzinski
Roberts
Floral Procession Brigade Receives Holy Communion
A fragmented report describes flower boys in graduation blue suits joining a procession on May 26 and again on June 13 as Holy Communion was received. The text notes boys, called flower boys, participating after the Communicants, detailing a sacramental procession and celebration.
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Hele Coieansen
Anthony
Nts
Amateur Performers Set for Wednesday Show at Local School
Midlothian Lions Club sponsors an Amateur Nite at the Midlothian Public School auditorium on Wednesday June 19. Registrations have been under way for over a month and unusual talent has been found. Novelty acts and surprise numbers will highlight the program. Lions club spokesman promises a pleasant evening.
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Spongsbring
Midlothian Lions’ Club
Midlothian
Ena Eperes
Lions’ Club
Petifion Story Details Amid False Report Claims
The Rock Island Lines official states no person received a false report related to the 5 phe road incident. Authorities emphasize accuracy in communications and note current information remains preliminary pending further investigation.
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Towa -Rock Island Lines
Phe
Phas
School Dance Is Mecca of Alumni
Alumni of the Midlothian public school will gather tonight in the school auditorium for the annual alumni dance. It has become a major village event with graduates from long ago joining, despite marriage or distance. The Blue Harmonizers orchestra, including two Midlothian boys, will provide music for the occasion.
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Midlothian Public School
Midlothian School
Blue Harmonizers Orchestra
Midlothian Boys
Will Fariiah
Thesmuste
Dane
Legion awards bronze buttons and pins for school winners
The American Legion shifts from bronze medals to bronze buttons for boys and pins for girls in Port district schools. Winners from Midlothian St Christopher Lincoln Steele s Corner and Forest Ridge compete in a 300 word essay Why I Believe the United States of America Is the Best Country in the World. Judges include Otto Ramon Judge John Charles Lowe and George Lorentz. Presentation at Midlothian public school auditorium with Legion band in uniform.
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Port
American Legion
Midlothian
St. Christopher, Lincoln
Steele’s Corner
Forest Ridge
United States of America
Otto Ramon
John Charles Lowe
George G. Lorentz
Morgan Park High School
Kennedy
Legion
Legionnaires
United States
Trailer theft suspects face charges after cross-town pursuit
At Alsip and Flossmoor, police recovered a trailer tied to the Baber case. George Nawrot and Joe Powers were released after a reprimand for handling property found on a state highway. Three other men remain jailed in Flossmoor on charges related to the same theft and three cars. Baber identified a trailer wheel in Midlothian, leading to a Tuesday recovery by Officer Hanson.
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Foer Qston
Baker
Alsip
George Nawrot
Homewood
Joe Powers
Nawrot
Cette Avenue
Powers
Flossmoor
Baber
Midlothian
Hanson
Return to Relief Projects Still Uncertain for Local Men
No word on resumption of relief projects in Midlothian area though rumors circulated. Blue Island relief headquarters report fifty to sixty men returned to work with counts rising daily. Families on relief are being cared for and attrition checks expected to reduce overall cases as projects decrease.
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Midlothian
White
Blue Island
School Paper Staff Presents Gifts to Mrs Andrews
The News Bros. staff at St. Christopher school surprised Mrs. R Andrews with a silk scarf and silk hose in appreciation of her help. Presenting the gifts were Robert Andrews editor Kathleen Doyle business manager William Dillon ad manager Mane Gallagher Audrey Hayes scribes.
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News Bros
St. Christopher School
R Andrews
Robert Andrews
Kathleen Doyle
William Dillon
Mane Gallagher
Audrey ‘Hayes
Messenger Press
Mary Emilia
St Christopher School
Gratian Gehng
Mary Fallon
Gehng
W'm Dillon
Virginia Wagner
Frank Hens
Alfred Pohopian
Catherine Schneider
Marjorie Hayes
Alice Marie Pierce
Anna Mary Dillon
John Nugent
Edward Kulpa
Frank Carey
Clifford Flowers
Thomas McGarry
Eugene Adams
Audrey
Midlothian Garden Club to Host First Annual Flower Show
The Midlothian Garden Club will present its first annual flower show at Legion hall at 147th and Crawford. The event runs 2 pm to 10 pm on Saturday and 2 pm to 7 pm on Sunday with peonies iris perennials roses shrubs and vegetables on display and ribbons awarded.
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Midlothian Garden Club
Legion Hall
147Th and
Crawford
Home Power House Is Brainchild of Village Trustee
Nick Znei mer told people about Andrew Yarte of Midlothian who supposedly built a rotating home on a single concrete block with a turntable. Yarte denied any involvement with corntables sails or self lighting houses and said he is not turning his house into a merry go round.
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Andrew Yarte
Midlothian
Lecuscee
Nick Zneimer
Fone
Yarre
Yartt
Ida Koppleman Weds Montague A Hall Jr in Methodist Ceremony
Ida Koppleman daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Koppleman married Montague A Hall Jr son of Mr and Mrs M A Hall Sr in a Saturday ceremony at the Methodist church. The bride wore a white taffeta dress with net overdrap and carried white roses. Attendant Alicia wore peach taffeta. Best man Roy Earl Hall. After the service a buffet lunch followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Chicago at 1710 E Hyde Park Blvd.
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Ida Koppelman
Robert Koppelman
Montague A Hall Jr
M A Hall Sr
Methodist Church
John O Hagens
Alicia
Roy Earl Hall
Arthur E. Hall, Sr
Philip Schug, Jr
Chicago
E. Hyde Park Boulevard
Neighborly Tea Hosted by Local Church Aids
Women from M E church Ladies Aids in the south suburbs and members of St Luke's Women’s Society attended a Neighborly Tea hosted by the Midlothian Methodist Aid at the M E church on Thursday.
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Ladies’ Aids
M. E
Woman's Society
St. Luke's Church
Midlothian Methodist Aid
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George Murray
Thie
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Robert McCoy
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Helen Schragle
Margaret Stenhouse
Loretta Stephens
Jeancire Traub
Albee Weinberger
Emly Youngs
Evelyn Wisch
Robert Domnitz
Anthony Florek
Herbert Fuss
Fred LaVille
Nernon S Lore
Roherts Mason
Willam McCullough
Edward McPherson
Edward Schuler
Orr Sook
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Home Power House
Village Trustee
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M. A. Hall
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