Little Flower Men’s Council Hosts Lebeck Lecture
Warren Lebeck, vice president of the Chicago Board of Trade, will speak at 12:15 p.m. Monday to the Little Flower Men's Council in the Time Doe Sede field and Co. Loop store on World Policy and Food Policy. The talk addresses world food shortages and rising hunger. The council aids boys seeking priesthood in Carmelite seminaries.
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Warren _ Lebeck
Chicago Board of Trade
Little Flower Men’s Council
Doe Sedeshall Field and Co
Carmelite Order
Seek Top Single Parent Second Annual Search Launched
The Chicago Chapter of Parents Without Partners invites entries for the outstanding single parent in the city or suburbs. The winner gains a $100 savings bond and a finalist spot in the International Outstanding Single Parent of the Year program. Submissions due by Sept. 16 with forms at PWP offices or by mail.
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Chicago Area
Chicago
Parents Without Partners
PWP
U.S
TOPS Donates Junior Patrol Shirts to Shakespeare District
The Organization of Palmer Square provided seven dozen Junior Patrolman tees to Sgt. William B. Howe of the Shakespeare police district. After a meeting on August 12, Howe noticed many shirts were dirty during conferences with the boys. He told them to shape up or ship out in gentler terms.
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Palmer Square
TOPS
William B. Howe
Shakespeare
Howe
Mary Spakowski
Organization of
Shakespeare Police
Ralph Musicus Named President of Olson Rug Co
Raphael J. Musicus, 46, lawyer and CPA, becomes president of Olson Rug Co., the nation’s largest carpet retailer. He joined in 1963 as VP and treasurer during a $3.5 million expansion to franchising and contract sales. He previously led Englander Co. 1949–1963 and worked with major accounting firms.
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Raphael J. Musicus
Olson Rug Co
Fullerton
Musicus
The
Englander Co
Peat Marwick Mitchell and Co
S. D. Leidesdorf and Co
Long Island
City of New York
Navy
Revocation and Suspension Of River Licenses For Infractions
The Secretary of State revokes the driving licenses of 21 area residents for alleged DUI. Also suspended are licenses of two individuals for attempting to flee police, and several others for driving during suspension or revocation. Names and addresses are listed for each case.
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Paul Powell
Walter Andrulewicz
N. Laramie
Crescenci Arroyo
Humboldt
Burl Blevins
Congress
Aurelio Carrier
N. Central Park
Donald Chrapkowski
Haddon
George Courtney
N. Hamlin; Ray Cooper, 4102 Maypole; Donald Dillon, 5644 Huron; Eddie Dean
Jackson
Billy Fowler
N. Central
Bernard Heaggins
Adams
Richard Herman
N. Kildare
Joseph Jamro, Jr
Palmer
Robert Lacy
Harrison
Willie Lee
Jose Palacios
N. Richmond
Virgil Perry
Monroe
I. Shaw
Wilcox
Theodis Todd
N. Keeler
Charles Whittle
Hirsch
Glenn Compton
Cortez
Carlos Vera
Jesse Johnson
Duane Duffy
Fullerton
C. Spears
Washington
Hosea Allen
S. Kildare
Daniel Patterson, Jr
West End
Bethel Plans Party By International Order Of Jobs Daughters
Bethel 21 will host a card party at 7 30 p.m. September 8 at the Kelvyn Park fieldhouse 4438 Wrightwood. Tickets from Miss Jennifer Underwood honored queen Gail Bowman senior princess or any member.
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Bethel
International Order of Jobs Daughters
Kelvyn Park
Wrightwood
Jennifer Underwood
Gail Bowman
Area Girls To Be Feted At Walther Memorial Hospital Awards
Walther Memorial Hospital will honor 33 local teens at a 2 p.m. awards reception next Thursday. Forty-one hours or more earn caps, pins for over 50 hours, and caps with bars for over 200 hours. Lynda Armstrong and Susan Chorvat receive caps with bars for 200 plus hours. Susan has 428 hours. Arthur Hitterman earns the special award for 100 plus hours in the physical therapy department. Volunteers serve in nursing stations, x ray, emergency, and hospital shops. a career opportunities film will be shown.
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Walther Memorial Hospital
N. Kedzie
Lynda Armstrong
N. Kostner
Susan Chorvat
Thomas
Susan
Arthur Hitterman
Palmer
Wells Evening School To Offer Five Language Courses
Languages in French German Polish Russian and Spanish added to Wells Evening school at 936 N Wells along with other subjects. Registration runs September 6 to 21 from 6 30 to 9 p m on weekdays Monday through Thursday.
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Wells Evening School
N. Wells
Boyhood Chums Rejoin Service After War Tour
Walter Svihula son of Mr and Mrs Frank Svihula of 4223 Augusta reenlists for two years in the navy at Pensacola Florida after 18 months aboard USS Hancock in Tonkin Bay Viet Nam He joined in 1964 with boyhood friend Daniel Cushley son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Cushley of Franklin Park Cushley a corporal in Da Nang Viet Nam also reenlisted and is set to be discharged in October
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Walter Svihula
Frank Svihula
Augusta
Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Daniel Cushley
Hugh Cushles
Franklin Park
Marines
Cushley
da Nang
Viet Nam
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Community Publications
P. H. Johnsen
Humboldt Optical CO
W. North Ave
Little Flower Men’‘s Council
Lebeck
Mr. Freds
Beauty Culture
H. Pulaski RD
P.O
Pn AG
SALE
Milwaukee
Gia
Alka Seltzer
le Page Thrift
Northwest Journal
Serer
OUR
W. Fullerton Ave
Ralph Musicus
Olson Rug
Wilmette
Fran
Beauty Shop
W. North WU
Rayette
Helene Curtis
Ethel Young
Aqtarai Martli
Heey Wen Eas
Edwards Tile
W. North
A. Johnson & Sons Inc
W. Armitage Ave
Belmont
I.L.L
MCC
Eld
Bdegale
Free
Pepsi Cola
Kentucky
Kirnova
Duval Vermouth
Lord Calvert
Tos
Walther
Wells
USS
Hancock
Tonkin Bay
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