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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1950

Page

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Lone Gunman Eludes Four In Chase After Holdup

A lone gunman robbed the Jewel Tea Food store at 311 E 79th St of 174 dollars last Monday afternoon and eluded four pursuing employees. Pursuit led north on Calumet Ave toward 79th Street before he vanished between two apartment buildings as police searched 76th Street and Calumet.

Economist Lois Swanberg E. 77Th St 79Th St Allan Burns Hoyne Ave Center John Schlosser Normal Ave Calumet South Park Aves Jewel Tea Food E. 79Th St

Shrine circus opens in Medinah temple with international stars

Entertainment Notes report the eighth annual Shrine circus begins Friday March 3 at Medinah temple 600 North Wabash Avenue. Matinees run 2 30 Tuesday through Saturday with two Sunday shows at 1 and 3 45. Night performances start 8 15 with a 30 minute clown prologue. The feature Three Little Bears visit the Chicago International Sports and Outdoor Show at the International Amphitheater March 3 to 12.

Cirrusdom Shrine Circus Medinah Temple N. Wabash Ave Arthur M. Gullickson Northwoods Chicago

Memory Lane recollections recall Chicago neighborhoods

Old timers sign Memory Lane letters inviting memories of Chicago places and people. Morris Berkowsky recalls Hump da Diddy McFarland and a milk delivering daughter Lizzie. Math Schmitz asks about 63rd Place Woodlawn Terrace and Hyde Park Boulevard history. Joe Forrest wonders about milking wagon ice and cream. William J O'Brien recalls the James B Ward steam tug explosion.

Morris Berkowsky Hump-da-Diddy McFarland 35Th Pl Auburn Ave McFarlands Lizzie William J O'Brien James B. Ward Chicago River Clark St. Bridge J. B. Ward

Drexel Home for Aged Jews to Be Dedicated

The Drexel Home for Aged Jews at 6140 Drexel Ave will be dedicated at 2 30 pm Sunday. The six story building costs 1 3 million and forms part of a federation plan to care for the aged and chronically sick. It includes 53 beds for the chronically ill and 24 bed infirmary with a sun deck solarium and lounges on each floor. Michael Reese Hospital helped develop the medical program and occupancy will rise from 96 to 200 residents later this year.

Drexel Home Drexel Ave Council On Jewish Federation of Chicago Michael Reese Hospital Federation Drexel

50th Anniversary Observance At Taisi Lutheran Church

The Taisi Lutheran Church marks its 50th founding anniversary with services Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m. Guest speaker Rev C O Bengtson will discuss The Friends of Jesus. A film Messenger of Peace will be shown after the evening service. The event inaugurates a jubilee year of celebration.

Taisi Lutheran Church Escanaba Ave C. O. Bengtson Illinois Conference of the Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church Bengtson Friends of Jesus Messenger of Peace Bethesda Society of Cheltenham 80Th St

Stolen Instruments From Auto Include Saxophones and Clarinet

Clyde Baker is missing two alto saxophones and a silver clarinet, valued at 745 dollars, from his automobile at 67th street and Stony Island avenue early Saturday. Baker, 33, had attended an orchestra appearance Friday night and left his car briefly to dine, returning to find the instruments gone.

Clyde Baker St. Lawrence Ave 67Th St Stony Island Ave Baker Smight

Two Park Awards To Youngsters At Russell Square

Henriet ta Kozlowski aged 17 of Exchange avenue and Eugene Kurowski aged 16 of Commercial avenue will receive park awards at the Russell Square open house banquet tonight in the field house at 83rd street and South Shore drive. The event includes installation of Russell Square Civic council officers led by chair-man Gene Powalski. Henry L. Kurajewski receives the Adult Leadership Award for youth leadership contributions. Col Horace Wulf of the Daily Calumet makes the presentation.

Russell Square Park Henrietta Kozlowski Exchange Ave Eugene Kurowski Commercial Ave Henry L. Kurajewski South Shore Civic Council Horace Wulf Deily Calumet Maria Butler Sullivan Kozlowski Chicago Vocational School CVS the Park Park District Henry L. Krajewski South Shore Dr A. G. Kumskis

Universalist Church Votes to Change Its Name

The St. Pauls Universalist church at 6614 Blackstone Ave voted at its 114th annual meeting to become First Universalist Church of Chicago. E H Biesenthal was elected to the board. John H Merrill reelected treasurer. Henry Erskine re elected clerk. Other board members include Col John Gaye and A C Nelson. Church council members are Ella Harrison Lula Dernbach James Erskine and Mr Biesenthal.

St.Paul’s Universalist Church Blackstone Ave First Universalist Church of Ellis Ave Chauiman The Reed A. C. Nelson Morgan St Ella Harrison Campbell Ave Lula ‘Dernbach Greenwood Ave James Erskine Biesenthal

Mrs. Harriet Miller Dies at 63 Funeral Today

Mrs. Harriet Miller aged 63 of 7655 Merrill Avenue died last Monday at home. Funeral services are at 9 30 a m today at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church at 79th Street and Jeffery Avenue, with burial in St. Boniface cemetery. She had lived on the Southeast Side for over 40 years and is survived by husband Charles a son George of 717 Chappel Avenue and three daughters Mrs. Margaret Prendergast of New Orleans Mrs. Laura Ahlgrimm of 8109 Harper Avenue and Mrs. Doris Doyle of Merrill Avenue.

Harriet Miller Merrill Ave Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church New Orleans Laura Ahlgrimm Harper Ave Doris Doyle Merrill Jave

Bach Festival to Honor Bach Death 200th Anniversary

Lutheran High School fundraiser features 35 churches on Chicago south side with choirs from 13 churches plus Valparaiso University orchestra and Luther Institute choir performing Bach chorales at Our Redeemer Lutheran. Dr Heinrich Fleischer of Leipzig presents Bach organ works. Proceeds fund a room in a new Lutheran high school near 87th and Kedzie.

Lutheran High School Association Johann Sebastian Bach Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Harvard Ave South Side Valparaiso University Bach Heinrich Fleisher Leipzig Germany The Luther Institute A. Kurt Grams Lutheran High School 87Th St Kedzie Juve Bach Music Roum Luther Schuester St.Paul’s Lutheran Church

Penny for Your Thoughts on Icebreaker Tricks

Interviews across multiple locations capture personal tips on breaking the ice when meeting someone new. Dolores O Connor recalls a chance store encounter leading to friendship and marriage, while Alfred Zamora advises starting with a current topic to find common ground. Others emphasize gracious hosting and relaxed conversation to ease first meetings.

Dolores O'Connor Lowe Ave Alfred Zamora Evans Ave Alfred Zamora

Lorimer Bible Wing Dedication Set at Lorimer Church

Lorimer Memorial Baptist church will dedicate a 42 300 Bible wing at 9 45 a m Sunday in a combined Bible school service. The two story wing adds classrooms and parlors, with a boys basement and spaces for women groups.

Lorimer Church Lorimer Memorial Baptist Church St. Lawrence Ave Bible School I. Cedric Peterson James C. Grinstley Merrill Ave Wil Russell F. Schnake LaSalle Sr Riverdale Deacons Schnake Thomas R. Brewington Kim Bark Ave Walter C. Shaw Jr Constance Ave Cup Christian Boys’ Brigade

Public Hearings Set on CHA Site Proposals in City Hall

Roughly 45 groups sign up to speak at seven CHA site hearings opening at 10 a.m. in City Hall. Citizens rally against land grabs for 9,990 tax supported public dwellings across seven areas, with strong opposition on the 128 acre 44th to 47th Streets area and 225 acre Morgan to Ashland corridor plans.

Chicago Housing Authority City Council City Hall Clement McDermott Council Housing Committee CHA Housing Committee 44Th 47Th Sts Cicero and Laramie Aves 115Th Morgan Sts Ashland Ave Southeast Side McDermott Housing Authority Southeast Siders 103Rd St Oglesby Ave 10Th Ward Citizens Committee Calumet-Jeffery and South Deering Improvement Association Kennelly 47Th St Cicero Ave

Telephone Executive to Address Kiwanis

Abbott Spaulding, personnel director of Illinois Bell, will address the Kiwanis Club of Woodlawn South Shore at noon Wednesday in the Southmoor hotel. He will discuss research and training in human relations in industry and recent developments at the University of Michigan Survey Research Center.

Abbott Spaulding Illinois Bell Telephone Company Kiwanis Club Woodlawn South Shore Southmoor Hotel 67Th St Stony Island Lave Spaulding Surveys Research Center University of Michigan H. H. Whitesel Cottage Grove Ave Telephone Company

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