Balance and special assessments ledger fragment
A damaged ledger entry shows balances for April 30 1945 and May 1 1944 with amounts 59.16 and 45.54, plus notes about Special Assessment No 6 due and various receipts and adjustments including a 20.14 adjustment and miscellaneous receipts from village collector and county clerk fees.
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Lowenthal Sec. Inc
Eceinty
Balaince
Alance
Erwenthal
iMar
Lowenthal Sec. Co
Derry
Dew
A. T. McIntosh & Co Bonds
An & Int. Sons
C. A. Zuchelakowski
B. H. No
Poppy Arrangements Meeting Scheduled at Mrs Merritt Home
A special meeting has been called for Monday evening at Rose Laramie’s home. Frieda Dahl is reported as party chairman and presented a financial report.
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Merritt
VEW Auxiliary Names Poppy Day Staff and Officers
Martha Allman chief of staff of the Dept of Illinois and Mary Neville dept president of Illinois gave charges at the VEW Auxiliary meeting. Helen Heniff appointed poppy chairman for May 26 to sell poppies in the village. Tom Adams elected delegate to the national encampment with Ida Umegilder as alternate. Next meeting set for May 28.
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Martha Allman
Dept. of Illinois
Mary Neville
Dept
Illinois
Ladies’ Auxiliary
VFW
Helen Heniff
Heniff
Tom Adams
Ida Umegilder
Brown
No Service Papers Limited for Overseas Military Mail
New postal regulation bars sending newspapers to navy coast guard and marine corps personnel overseas without a written request. The rule, already in effect for overseas Army mail, starts when current subscriptions expire. Readers abroad must request delivery by mail to the paper. parents should mail this notice to ensure service members receive it before the deadline.
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Post Ofice
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Village of Midlothian Receipts and Disbursements Claim
Paul F. Schwaighart swears a true and perfect statement of the village receipts and disbursements for Midlothian Illinois dated April 30, 1945. Subscribed May 14, 1046 before Notary Albert E. Clifton.
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Midlothian
Paul F. Schiwaighart
Paul FP
Schwaighart
Paul F Schwaighart
Albert E. Clifton
Local social notes and celebrations from May events
Mrs and Mrs Jack hosted dinner at the Wenn home Monday. Martha Ramsey and others attended the Hines Bowling Club banquet at the Swedish club. Miss Leseth chaired and acted as toastmistress. Mrs Arthur Simon Jr. was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower at her home Thursday. About 40 friends attended a farewell for the W. C. Johnstone family as they move to Reading Michigan. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bauer welcomed a baby girl born Mother's Day at Little Company of Mary hospital. Duane Weinberg and Alma Powers each celebrated a ninth birthday this week. Doris Jean Hall and family joined a bridal shower for Carol Louise Mack in Chicago. The Methodist church official board will meet Sunday May 27 after evening services. Mr and Mrs Leroy Bernard welcomed a daughter born May 21. Loretta Chivall had a surprise party with 32 guests on May 15.
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Martha Ramsey
Shohnten
Rose Koenig
Jane Leseth
Hines
Leseth
Arthur Simon Jr
Arbor Park
W. C. Johnstone
Johnstones
Reading
Mich
Lloyd Bauer Los Worth
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Bauer
Betty Almenstine
Lloyd Bauers
al Bauer
Blue Island
Duane Weinberg
Alma Powers
Duane
Alma
M A Hall
Doris Jean
Mr. Hall Jr
Hallack
Chicago
Carol Louise Mack
The
Methodist Church
Leroy Bernard
Loretta Chivall
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Cook
Minnols
Juno Duc
VEW Auxiliary
Diamond Point
Cicero Ave
Oak Forest
Jack
Walter
Jennings
Cicero
Anderson
Cicero*Ave
RealEstate
P.in
MacArthur Improvement Association
Saenger Hall
Tinley Park
Sunny
Reynold’s
Broadway
M Advertisin
Harvey Federal
154Th Street
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