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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1947

Page

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Chicago Transit Substitutes Buses for Street Cars

The Chicago Surface Lines shift to 25 buses on the South Chicago Ewing avenues line replacing street cars. Buses run every 3 to 5 minutes during rush hours and 12 minutes otherwise, providing through service from 63rd Street and South Park to 136th Street and Brandon Avenue while South Chicago avenue street cars remain in operation on a separate route.

Chicago Chicago-Ewing Aves Hegewisch Bus 63Rd St South Park Ave 136Th St Brandon Ave Chicago Ave Cottage Grove Downtown 71St St 92Nd St Commercial Ave 93Th St Ewing Ave 108Th St 91St St Mackinaw Ave 109Th St 113Th St Avenue O 134Th St

Woodlawn civic leader George Skeeles dies at 64

George Skeeles longtime Woodlawn civic figure and co founder of the Associated Clubs of Woodlawn died at his home from a heart attack at age 64. He co owned Skeeles Colonial Undertaking Chapel and helped lead local organizations including Woodlawn Optimists club and the First Presbyterian church board. He is survived by his widow Freda two children and three sisters. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Cottage Grove Avenue chapel with burial in Mount Hope cemetery.

George Skeeles Associated Clubs Woodlawn Maryland Ave Skeeles Cottage Grove Ave Harry Skeeles Washington Park National Building 63Rd St Evans John Biddle Associated Clubs of William Rothman Woodlawn Optimists Club First Presbyterian Church South Shore Boy Scouts Medinah Athletic Club Grand Crossing-Chatham

Today's Puzzler About the platypus question

A puzzle column hints at the platypus and says the answer is found elsewhere in the column. The note points readers to look elsewhere in the page for the solution.

Memory Lane Reflections From Local Readers

Reader memories recall Essanay studios on the North side where Gloria Swanson and George Bancroft began. Others mention Grapers Hall at 41st and State and a 31st and State site with nostalgic dances and a 20 cent bag of chocolate drops.

Dipbee Essanay Gloria Swanson George Bancroft P. Ott Grapers Hall 41St State Sts 31St Joe Forrest Alice Henn Gigham al Fleischer Raven Colts Blue Island Colts

Busy Legion officer pens two songs for service

Tom My Hand, service officer at Grand Crossing post of the American Legion, is unusually busy yet has written two songs. His first song Now It's Raining, Pretty Baby has been published and a second titled If I Ever Get You in My Arms will be released soon.

Veterans’ Organization Tommy Hand Cottage Grove Ave Grand Crossing American Legion Tommy

Roses Bloom At Neubert Residence Garden Display

Stroll through the town reveals a vivid rose garden in full bloom at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Neubert at 1922 East 84th Street. The display features many varieties of sweet scented roses.

George Neubert E. 84Th St Neuberts

Puzzler Clue and Postal Scramble From Overseas Catalogs

Advertisers worldwide left mail order catalogs and US troops abroad, prompting Chicago firms to receive carloads of orders from outdated catalogs. The puzzler answer identifies a small Australian aquatic mammal with a ducklike bill.

Chicago

Free Man in Investigation of Mysterious Park Death

Joseph Dinkenspiel a 27 year old salesman from 5454 South Shore drive was released from police custody by Judge Harrold O Connell in Grand Crossing after four days of questioning about the death of a laborer found in Jackson Park on June 23. Police seized him hours after the body was found claiming he was beaten by four men in the park prior to the incident. A lie test was inconclusive and he was charged with disorderly conduct, with the judge scolding police for the lengthy detention without accusation while the crime lab faced staffing delays.

Joseph Dinkenspiel South Shore Foustody Harrold O'Connell Grand Crossing Court Woodlawn Jackson Park Dinkenspiel O’connell

Hynan Opens Law Office on Cottage Grove

James F. Hynan announces new law offices at 7840 Cottage Grove Ave in Oak Realty building while keeping downtown offices at 180 W Washington St. He is a De Paul graduate who played football there and formerly coached Bennett Cardinals.

James F. Hynan Langley Ave Oak Realty,p Cottage Grove Ave Washington St Hynan de Paul University Bennett Cardinals Strand Ghatham Park

Fugitive Barker to Stand Trial After FBI Capture

Amiel Barker a 40 year old resident of the Euclid hotel 6733 Stony Island avenue was nabbed by FBI agents and will be arraigned Monday before United States Commissioner Edwin K Walker Barker held on 50000 bond. The FBI said Barker sought for 12 years was arrested as he entered a car near Englewood avenue after surrendering without a struggle A cache of weapons and 3500 dollars were found on him Barker wife Barbara was also seized and charged with harboring the fugitive The slaying of Harry Mays 35 occurred at a Vandalia road house police cornered Barker and a companion Paul Pinski leading to Pinski's capture and Barker's escape.

Amiel Barker Euclid Hotel Stony Island Ave Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Edwin K. Walker Barker Walker Jack Welfeld United States Attorney Baker Englewood Ave FBI Harry Mays Vandalia George McSwain Chicago Wisconsin McSwain Missouri Ill Paul Pinski Decatur Mays Pinski

Penny for Your Thoughts on Favorite Big League Player

Interviews on 83rd place and South Shore drive ask a boys sandlot team member about his favorite major leaguer. Albert Plucinski credits Luke Appling of the White Sox as among the best fielding shortstops and a top hitter in team history.

83Rd Pl South Shore Dr Albert Plucinski Baltimore Luke Appling White Sox White All Sox Iuke Hombet- Placinske

20 Per Cent Fare Increase Asked By Illinois Central

The Illinois Commerce Commission is likely to set a hearing date for a 20 per cent fare hike filed by the Illinois Central railroad and five other railways. The request, filed by Joseph Wright, seeks funds to cover higher wages and operating costs, add equipment and improve properties at about nine and a half million dollars. The plan calls for 30 new trains and substantial track replacement to boost suburban service.

Illinois Central Illinois Commerce Commission Illinois Central Railroad Springfield ICC Ilinois Central Joseph Wright W A. Johnson Johnson Randolph St Dorchester 63Rd St Loop Bryn Mawr 7St St Jeffery Ave

Chelwin Playground Dedicated in Chicago South Side

The Chelwin Playground in the 7th ward will host a noon ceremony tomorrow to dedicate a new neighborhood park at 77th Place and Exchange Ave. IL Central will donate 400 for equipment. Alderman Bohling will be the keynote speaker.

Bohling Kennelly Ald Nicholas J. Bohling Tth James Dunlop S. C. Tracks Rainbow Beach 79Th St 75Th St Exchange Ave South Shore

Reid-Taxhet Legion to Plan September Installation Ball

Edward M. O'Brien commander of the Reid- I Taxhet post of the American Legion announced an installation ball planned for September at the Del Prado hotel. The annual election is set for July 10 at post headquarters 8145 Cottage Grove Ave.

Edward M. O'Brien E. 82Nd ‘St American Legion del Prado Post Cottage Grove Ave

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