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Newspaper

Midlothian Messenger

Location

Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1943

Page

12

Lynwood Girl Meets Governor in Springfield Visit

Lynwood resident Carol Olson was selected as Hi Y and Tri Hi Y representative by the YWCA Southwest. She joined 77 others for an eight-week University of Good Government course, met Gov Green, and toured the state capitol including the senate, House, finance dept, Centennial Building, state supreme court and Lincoln's tomb.

Carol Olson Mayfield Av Lynwood Y.W.C.A Southwest Miss Olson Springfield University of Good Government Governor Gov. Green Senate House Dept. of Finance Centennial Bldg State Supreme Court Lincoln’s Tomb

Republican Ladies Elect Clara Sanders as New President

Worth Township Republican club names Clara Sanders president elect from Evergreen Park. Louise Hosman of Oak Lawn becomes vice president with Anna Bennett of Oak Lawn as secretary and Mildred Krosbach as treasurer. Retiring officers Blanch Kott of Elie Island and Viola Dietz of Palos Heights. Installation at Legion hall Oak Lawn May 11 at 8. Cards and banco will follow. refreshments served.

Clara Sanders Worth Township Republican Club Legion Hall Oak Lawn Evergreen Park Louise Hosman Oak ‘Lawn Anna Bennett Mildred Krosbach Blanch Kott Elie-Island Viola eTtz Palos Heights Banco

St Geralds Ladies Bowling League Scores and Series

McKay 55 41 Shapiro 49 47 Turek 45 51 Marzano 43 53 top totals include 400 series by Grace Cleveland 414 Helen Schroeder 412 and Ruth Streit 400.

ST. Gerald's Ladies’ Bowling League McKay Shapiro Turek Marzano Grace Cleveland Helen Schroeder Ruth Streit

Card of Thanks for Fred W. Risau and Bond Drive News

We express sincere thanks to friends for help in sorrow at the passing of Mr. Fred W. Risau who died on April 30. Mrs. Fred W. Ristau, his son Wilbur, and his brothers and sister send thanks. Frank Russert, chairman of Worths Second War Bond Loan drive, announced villagers subscribed 7867 dollars in the drive which ended Saturday.

Fred W. Risau Fred W. Ristau Wilbur Frank Russert Worth

Calumet PTA to Hear Speakers Monday

Harold Metz of the technical training dept and Warren Hill director of Chicago Vocational school will be guest speakers at the Calumet High PTA meeting Monday May 10 at 1 30 PM.

Calumet Pta Harold Metz Technical Training Dept Warren Hill Chicago Vocational School Calumet High Pta

Buddies Die Eight Months Apart In War Service

Alex Pignato and Emil Russo joined the service together two years ago. Pignato died last September at Fort Bragg due to illness. Russo was killed in action at Tunisia on March 29. Mrs Marciano of Austinave received notice of both losses.

Alex Pignato M Marciano Austinave Emil Russo Fort Bragg North Carolina Marciano Tunisia

Evergreen Park Bowling League Clasps Tight Finish

W Evergreen Park standings show Schau Floral Shop edging Wolf's Bakery 58 57 with EP Plumbers at 52 47 and Ozinga Bros Coal 50 49. Nightly prizes went to Schau Hering Blume and Rue ter. Blume struck a 289 high game and 686 high series with 219 178 289.

Schau Floral Shop Wolf's Bakery EP Plumbers Ozinga Bros Coal Community Barbers Gene's Tavern Robb's Ser. Station Guy's Barber Shop Schau, Hering, Blume and Rueter Blume

Unlicensed Dogs to be Impounded for Three Days in Oak Lawn

A local notice urges dog owners to license pets and attach licenses to collars. Unlicensed dogs may be impounded for three days and possibly destroyed if owners do not respond. Residents are advised to call Oak Lawn 1646 to locate missing pets and avoid taking dogs into public shops or sidewalks during shopping.

Neil Moor Oak Lawn

Merry Meldhers Meet at Leona Taillon's

The Merry Meldhers gathered Friday night at Leona Taillon's. Mrs Taillon held the high score, Jessie Reagan was second, Hattie Hulett won consolation, and Miss Lois Nagel was honored guest at a bridal shower May 4 hosted by Miss Dorothy Krone and Mrs Harold Krone. A pinochle party and fish fry are planned by the Goodfellowship club at Fedorow's tomorrow night.

Merry Meldhers Leona Taillon The Goodfellowship Club Fedorow

Pagano Mason Williams Mason wed at St Gregory's

Mason Williams Mason of 97b st wed Miss Esher Pagano of Chicago on Wednesday April 28 at 2 pm at St Gregory's Church. The bride wore white satin and carnations. maid Ida Mae Mason wore blue, bridesmaid Mary Pagano wore pink. Best man Bob Coleman. No reception due to bride’s father illness. Bride given away by her brother Rudy. They will reside on Chicago's north side.

Ida- Mae Mason Mary Pagano Bob Coleman Rudy

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