What Is The Most Important School Subject
Interviews at Brants Store for Ladies and Children ask residents in Hammond Indiana and nearby areas which subject is most important. Respondents cited psychology religion arithmetic and reading as key, citing future understanding moral values and practical skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brants Store For Ladies and Children
E. 79Th St
Gladys Budd
Hammond, Ind
Richard Dillon
S. Euclidave
Richard Aid
Margaret Brant
S. Ridgewood Et
Marg
John Barder
John
Barder
South Chicago Chamber Holds Inauguration Dinner 1956
South Chicago Chamber of Commerce officers for 1956 were installed at a Raymond J. Daley Memorial Hall dinner. Riley R. Clark was named president for a second year, with Harold L. Miller Horace Wulf George Shanahan Russell Pisle Roy Patterson LaVerne Moffett as officers and secretary. Over 300 attended as poet Frank Morrissey read Turn Back The Clock and Oklahoma songs by Suzanne France singers. Awards for best decorated homes went to John Brass Jr Donald Kuiawa Denny Lalich O Keefe and Carl Zarlanga. Chicago Vocational High School football team, city champions, were honored with director James W. Crowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Raymond J. Daley
Riley R. Clark
United States Steel Corporation
South Works
Harold L. Miller
Col
Horace Wulf
General Services
George W. Shanahan
Merchants
Russell I. Pisle
Industrial
Roy J. Patterson
LaVerne G. Moffett
Treas
Frank Morrissey
Oklahoma
Suzanne France
John Brass Jr
S. Hoxie Ave
Donald Kuiawa
S. Brandon Ave
Denny Lalich O’keefe
S Cregier Ave
Carl Zarlanga
Avenue J
Chicago Vocational High School
James W. Crowe
Polio Victim Has Second Baby in Spite of Ailment
Mrs. Robert De Haan of Evergreen Park has delivered her second child since polio struck her. The baby Robin Rene was born January 10 at Englewood hospital, joining Dawn Adrienne now two. Mrs. De Haan, aged 29, uses crutches and couch therapy ended years ago, with full arm use and occasional mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert de Haan
S. Millard Ave
Evergreen Park
Englewood Hospital
Robin Rene
Dawn Adrienne
Walker
Little Company of Mary Hospital
San Francisco
Anna DeHaan
Little Dawn Adrienne
S. Lowe Ave
Robert DeHaan
Economist
Charles Syzdak
Permits For 44,529 New Units In 1955 Chicago Area
Economist Myron H. Fox reports Chicago region issued 44 529 housing permits in 1955 with total construction reaching 1 030 930 888 dollars. City suburbs and unincorporated areas all rose from 1954 levels. City permits 9 278 homes. suburban towns 27 102. apartment permits 8 341. 1955 added 5 691 more families housed than 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron H. Fox
Bell Savings and Loan Association
Chicago
Cook
DuPage
Kane, Lake
Will
Bell Savings
Fox
Hazel Crest
Homewood
Markham
Oaks Lawn
Park Forest
Worth
Bell Savings Report
Hyde Park Seniors Hold Prom Tomorrow
Hyde Park High School January graduates will host a prom from 9 p m to midnight at the Sherry hotel Breakers with 200 seniors dancing to Bud Dinwiddie and his orchestra The theme is Music and Memories Candidates for King and Queen include Don Stewart Milton Johnson Ben Manasiier Davy Williams Mike Phillips Cathy Ekstein Nancy Sack Estabell Slutzky and Gloria King Special guests are Mr and Mrs Neal Duncan Mr and Mrs Ralph Small and Mr and Mrs George Triezenberg Chaperones include Mrs Margaret Juistrom Mrs Pauline Nickin and Herbert W Helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park High School
Sherry Hotel
Bud Dinwiddie
Don Stewart
S. Ellis Ave
Milton Johnson
S. Indiana Ave
Ben Manasiier
S. Crandon Ave
Davy Williams
E. 39Th St
Mike Phillips
S. Oglesby Ave
Cathy Ekstein
E. 48Th St
Nancy Sack
S. Everett Ave
Etabell Slutzky
S. Euclid Ave
Gloria King
S Oglesby Ave
Neal Duncan
Ralph Small
George Triezenberg
Margaret Juistrom
Pauline Nickin
Herbert W. Helm
Alderman Johnson Speaks on Fluoridation Menace
Alderman Einar Johnson discusses fluoridation dangers at the Chatham Lions Club program. He opposes the Chicago water treatment plan set to start February 1 in the south area, while council approval stands. He also notes freeways and city finances as major issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham Lions Club
Seven UOC sites to house married students near campus
The University of Chicago says seven nearby buildings totaling 130 apartments will replace prefabricated houses and barracks used since 1945 for married veterans. Demolitions begin after spring quarter as new housing is phased in with tenant relocation help and city-approved extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
William B. Harrell
University
E. 58Th St
S. Woodlawn Ave
S. Maryland Ave
Harrell
Solu
Hyde Park- Kenwood Conference
South East Chicago Commission
Kenwood Neighborhood Redevelopment Corporation
Northwest Hyde
Drexel Ave
S. Ingleside Ave
E. 61St St
Wood-lawn Ave
S. Ellis Ave
S. Greenwood Ave
Greenwood Ave
Annual Dinner Plans for Women Accountants Group
South East Women In Society Of Accountants announces its annual dinner at 6 p.m. Tuesday January 31 in the Furniture Club 666 Lake Shore Dr. Local members Claire M O Reilly Mabel Brillhart and Lucille Crespegny are listed at their addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire M. O'Reilly
S. Vernon Ave
Mabel Brillhart
S. Pierce Ave
Lucille Crespegny
S. Kingston Ave
American Society of Women Accountants
Furniture Club
Lake Shore Dr
Funeral Rites Today For Conrad Lauerman
Services for Conrad G. Lauerman age 80 of 7000 South Shore Drive will be held today at the local funeral home. He formerly partnered in the Lauer man Brothers real estate firm and later worked as an insurance solicitor for Chicago City Bank and Trust. A Rainbow Lodge 972 and A F and A M member, he survived by sons Frederick Henry and George, brothers John and George, and sister Anna. services and interment are private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad G. Lauerman
South Shore Dr
E. 79Th St
S. Emerald Ave
Lauerman Brothers
W. 79Th St
S. Ashland Ave
Chicago City Bank and Trust Company
W. 63Rd St
Rainbow Lodge
Frederick
Henry
George
John
Anna
Woman's Auxiliary Session at Mrs Mania Home
The Woman s Auxiliary to Woodlawn Hospital meets at 1 30 pm Wednesday at Mrs John Mania s home 6855 S Euclid Ave Publicity chair Mrs H H Whitesel 7350 S Cottage Grove Ave says Paul R Eckley baritone will give a recital in connection with the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Hospital
John Mania
S. Euclid Ave
Paul R. Eckley
H. H. Whitesel
S. Cottage Grove Ave
Terriers Dream of Alaskan Husky Ends With Rescue
A veteran terrier stranded on an ice floe near Jackson Park promontory at 55th and Lake Michigan is rescued in a careful operation. Charles Waigand of the Animal Welfare League and Army personnel pulled her to safety, the dog unharmed aside from being damp, ending any hopes of iceberg adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Park
55Th St
Lake Michigan
Charles Waigand
Animal Welfare League
S. Wabash Ave
Waigand
C. Battery
485Th
Pvt
Herbert Skulnik
New York City
Pfc
Charles Douglas
Jackson Ave
River Forest
Allen Glisch
League Humane
League
McDonnell to Address 33rd Jones Commercial High School Graduation
McDonnell publisher of the Southeast Economist will deliver the commencement address at the 33rd semi annual graduation of the Jones Commercial High School. Diplomas will be presented to 63 graduates by Clarence B. Carey, director of the school. The ceremony is at 8 p.m. Friday in the auditorium of Chicago Vocational High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. McDonnell
The
Southeast Economist
Jones Commercial High School
Plymouth St
Chicago Vocational High School
87Th St
Clarence B. Carey
Jones ‘Commercial High School
Englewood janitor leaves charity bequest after fortune
An Englewood janitor who immigrated from Austria amassed over 87000 after taxes and left 20805 to charity through executor James W Fry. Fry presented 4161.19 to South Side Crippled Children's Aid president Charles L Lindecker, with similar gifts planned for other civic groups. Pappert died in Winter Haven Florida after a life of janitorial work and landlord duties. He bequeathed to relatives in Germany and valued dogs, children, and animal kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
America
Austria
James W. Fry
Andrew J. Pappert
W. 64Th St
Charles L. Lindecker
South Side
Crippled Children’s Aid
Kiwanis
Twin Lakes
Plymouth
Ind
Fry
Chicago
The
Heart Fund
National _ Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Illinois Humane Society
Seeing-eye, Inc
Pappert
Winterhaven
Fla
Florida
Barbara
Germany
Sigmund Leisendenk
Kiwanis Charity
Oak Lawn Trustees Demand Repeal of Fluoridation Plan
Oak Lawn trustees urge Chicago council to repeal the fluoridation program as suburban towns protest water from Chicago mains. State Rep Walter Babe McAvoy and former Senator Arthur E. Larson say they would seek a referendum bill to ban fluoridation without voter consent, arguing for full public discussion and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Lawn Board of Trustees
Chicago Council
Walter Babe McAvoy
Arthur E. Larson
Illinois
McAvoy
Southtown Economist
Reginald DuBois
Ninth Ward
Chicago
South Shore C Of C To Hear Compensation Talks
Two Illinois Division of Unemployment Compensation officials will address the South Shore Chamber of Commerce at 12 15 p m Tuesday January 24 in the Country Club hotel 6930 South Shore dr Ira Vaught office supervisor and Arnold Handler auditor will speak on Changes in the Unemployment Compensation Act The act was amended in the last state legislature with key changes taking effect this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Division of Unemployment Compensation Office
South Shore Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
South Shore Dr
Ira Vaught
Arnold Handler
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Sam O’neal
S. Paxton Ave
Sam
Per- Neal
South Chicago
Urer
Delores Smith
Hyde Park
Ald. Johnson
Donahue Economist
South East
Society of Accountants
Conrad Lauerman
McDonnell
Oak Lawn
Chicago City Council
South Shore C. of
Poll Dept
W. 65Th St
Chicago, Ill
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