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EDDINGSlatzeriy Union church in Bev-was the scene of the of Miss Marjorie White, of the Frank H. Whites it., and Lt. R. Kirk Bat-I.R., on Saturday, Maym.irch was beautifully dec-h tall standards of white stock, palms and softly indies. Before the cere-propriate organ musicd.de wore the traditional ess and veil wreathed ge blossoms and carried la lilies centering in ahid. She was attended ter, Miss Barbara White, aid of honor, was attirednd carried pink carna-ss Marjorie Hack served laid. She wore rose and rose carnations, while White, junior brides-e soft yellow with a bou-tllow tulips and jonquils, degroom was in uniform attended by his cousin,Neilson, and four serv-Home Ownership 2 Overseas Vets Go toANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT OF IRENE SWIENTYCan Be AttainedMiami for New PostsMrs. M. Swienty, 11656 Wallace, announces the eagagement of her daughter, Irene, to Sam Caputo, son of Mrs. J. Caputo, 3049 W. Arthington. No definite date has been set for the wedding.By Smith Planfion for 400 guests fol-ceremony in the churchl which the decorations he theme in the chapel.sly after the receptione departed for a family , the bride’s home and New Orleans for a short n before Lt. Batzer re-i duties at Dinnir Key, a.the guests at the wed-e, in addition to the nmediate family, her bers, Mrs. Frank H. d Mrs. Stanley Norman, nbers of the family were d H. Whites, Mrs. Jos-ala, the Charles Yeo-i the Peter Lutzes. The n’s aunt, Miss Sue Bat-a friend. Miss Lorena ie from Virginia, Minn., in attendance, itzer is the daughter of H. Whites, whose open Beverly Hills has enter-er 5,800 service men in three years. Many ofs assisted at the wed-: Whites have one son, and another daughter, who is president of the idy at Stanford univer-vho came from Califor-end her sister.HELEN NACHMAN WILL WED PFC. CYRUS DA CORTEAnnouncement has been made of the engagement of Miss Helen Nachman, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Nachman, 11339 Langley, to Pfc. Cyrus Da Corte. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fiorenzo Da Corte, 11353 Cottage Grove. No definite date has been set for the wedding.WAC, LOCAL SOLDIER IN FRANCE ARE ENGAGEDAnnouncement has been madeof the engagement of Sgt. Clara Miller, Women’s Army corps, attached to Det. Hdq. Comd.,SHAEF in Paris, to Cpl. HenryWondergem of Roseland, with the325th glider infantry in France. Sgt. Miller’s home is in Cincinnati, O. No definite date has been set for the wedding.Home ownership can be attained by you without any more effort than you are now giving in providing shelter.The A. J. Smith Federal Savings and Loan Association has a plan whereby you caff become a home owner. Pay for it in monthly terms jiist like your rent, with the exception that you will one day own the property you occupy.Your home financing problem will be given proper attention. Come in and discuss it with the officers of theA. J. Smith Federal Savings Loan Association 12000 Halsted St. Pullman 0240—Adv.Home recently from overseas duty, T 5 William M. LaForest, 37, husband of Mrs. Helen La Forest, 12008 Wallace, and Pfc. Joseph E. Wisniewski, 34. son of Mrs.Anna Kleczynski, 16 E. 122nd PL, are now being processed thru the army ground and service forces redistribution station at Miami Beach, Fla., where their next assignment will be determined.Cpl. La Forest served 27 months as a member of the special services in the Persian Gulf command, where he was awarded the European - African - Middle East campaign ribbon. He entered the army March 13. 1942. Pfc. Wisniewski served 26 months with anengineers’ unit in the Southwest Pacific and holds the Asiatic-Pacific campaign ribbon. Before entering the army April 23, 1942. he was employed by the Acme Steel Co.M'MDr. SPIVAKEFOOT SPECIALISTCHIROPODISTAnnounces His1New Offices ct11106 Michigan Avc. jJust Above Walgreen’sPhone Commodore 3696HOURS: 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.BY APPOINTMENT IWMIIlf«lKAZEN BROTHERS TO SING AT CHURCH SUNDAYThe Three Musketeers—Bobby,Buddy and Billy Kazen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kazen, 306 W. 111th PI. — will be guest singers next Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Reformed church of SouthHolland.(■JmilMIMIMMMM,,,, ....................................................ROSELAND GENERAL TIRE CO.EB. M. Pro vis and Tom Mlstro, Props VALVES GROUND I CARBURETORSand TUNE UP’S I OVERHAULEDCOMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ie PULlman 7775 42-44 E. 114th PlaceFurnaceParts Available For All MakesOf Furnaces.Pullman Sheet Metal Works11445 Cottage Grove AvenueCOMmodore 8011ft/£ Q/U. (2A. 'TlQ/lr lt;/lt;XL OA. i/OOA. p/lTlt, /4 • , IP. M.DELUXEO lQOLDTHOMPSONWHISKEYFifth• I*PETRItlOMIted to turn them in to y chairman.H. Lipke, 11152 Lowe, Ericsson, 11042 Emer-frs. H. L. Norby, 109 W.will be hostesses for theSWEET• For Pleasant MomentsWHISKEYFifthm• Mellow and MildPARKWINESMARCAPETRISEAGRAM'SV2 GallonvWINESEVENTILFORDfillA f-CROWNWHISKEY
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Chicago South End Reporter
Chicago, Illinois, US
Wed, May 16, 1945
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