NYA Training Opens for Harvey Youth in War Industries
Manager Carl Scherer of the United States Employment Service says NYA centers in the state offer post schooling training for Harvey youths in machining shop work welding and other armament making trades. Courses are open to those who have completed schooling and need not be on relief to enroll.
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Carl Soher- Rex
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MacArthur Area Notices Include Numbers Drives and Grads
Village residents hear about Bartlett Realty consulting on uniform lot numbers with Mrs. Rick, who offers numbers to any owner via 1411st Street or phone B I 2568 Y1. Births include a boy at Ingalls Memorial Hospital Harvey. Local rentals, dinners, and a MacArthur Bingo party at Stable's Hall with Emma Dowling as chair. Two MacArthur High graduates, Kenneth Behardt and Robert Pence, to wear grey gowns. MacArthur Woman's Club meets June 3 for regular business. third Wednesday each month at 1 30 PM.
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Bartlett Realty Company
Alex Mennig
S. Cizero Avenue
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Andrew Fennema
Luella Niles
John Kirsis
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Wolf Man headlined at Midlothian Theatre with The Mad Doctor
At Midlothian Theatre Friday and Saturday Claude Rains Warren William and Ralph Bellamy star in The Wolf Man with the question Is the man or unholy beast revealed. Feature No 2 is the Mad Doctor of Market Street starring Lionel Atwill and Una Merkel and the comedy Shut My Big Mouth with Joe E Brown showing Sunday only. Also shown is North of the Klondike with Brad Crawford and Andy Devine as the companion picture.
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Oak Forest Christian Fellowship Weekly Schedule and VBS
The Oak Forest Christian Fellowship lists Sunday activities with 10 am Sunday school 11 15 am morning worship 6 30 pm Christian Youth Crusaders and 7 45 pm Rev Pitcher speaking On June 4 women of the church meet at 10 30 am to sew for missions Bring sandwiches coffee served Daily Vacation Bible School runs June 8 through 19 inclusive
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Church
Pinochle Party Sponsored by Crawford Gardens Group
Crawford Gardens Improvement Association will hold a pinochle party Friday June 5 at 8 p.m. at 9601 Avers Avenue. The public is invited. The association’s next monthly meeting is Tuesday June 2 with important business to be transacted.
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Crawford Gardens Improvement Association
Avers Avenue
Poppies Supporters Recognized By Green Oak Unit
The Post chairman Mr. Kas ten and Auxiliary chair Mrs. Marie Campbell thank volunteers for selling 2325 poppies in Oak Lawn Columbus Manor Grandview and Chicago Ridge. Next Legion Hall meeting set for Tuesday June 2.
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Kasten
Marie Campbell
Oak Lawn
Columbus Manor
Grandview
Chicago Ridge
Boomsma Family Weekend Visit In Lansing Illinois
Mr and Mrs Harry Boomsma and family spent Sunday with Sam Boomsma and family in Lansing Illinois.
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Harry Boomsma
Sam Boomsma
Lansing, Ill
Local rationing rules restrict sugar and fruit canning
The rationing board allows a consumer registered to obtain sugar for preserving or canning. Limits set one pound per four quarts of finished fruit and one pound per person per year for jams or jellies. Sugar allotment requires a regular form from one adult in the family, listing names, quarts canned, on hand, and intended use. Applicants must present individual War Ration Books.
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Midlothian Legion Senior Wins Sixth Game on No-Hitter
The Midlothian Legion Senior team defeated their opponent on Wednesday night to run their record to six wins, backed by a dominant no hit performance.
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Midlothian Legion
Bear the Jexperises Sof the Selec Members From
The fragment discusses a selection of members including Joeality. Names and roles are unclear due to damaged text. readable items reference a group and potential candidates without definite outcomes or dates.
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Mrs Walter Dohi and Mrs Archie Rice Host Social Meeting
MET 691 reports Mrs Walter Dohi and Mrs Archie Rice as hostesses for a social gathering held Monday evening. Attendees played cards, prizes were awarded, and the auxiliary plans to present St Christopher's school with a framed Constitution. The unit previously presented a flag after studying flag etiquette and on Wednesday sent treats to the women's ward at Hines hospital including cookies stationery Kleenex toilet soap and government post cards.
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St. Christopher’s School
Hines Hospital
Team Dominates Hazelcrest 4-0 At Their Diamond
A strong pitching performance led to a 4-0 victory over Hazelcrest at their home diamond. The team shows solid potential and appears headed for notable success this season.
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Hazelcrest
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