Southeast Side residents seek circuit and superior court seats
Six Southeast Side candidates seek judgeships on Democratic coalition and Republican tickets. Profiles include Judge David F. Matchett, Denis Normoyle, George Fred Rush, John F. Haas, Benjamin F. Morrison, and Michael Ostrowski plus the slate of sitting judges and coalition nominees for the Circuit and Superior courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Side
David F. Matchett
Bills Ave
Iowa
Colorado College
Cornell University
16Th
Illinois
Frank A. Lowden
Monmouth
Colorado Colleges
Joseph B. David
Michael W. Ostrowski
John A. Swanson
Frank Walsh
Ostrowski
Polish National Alliance
Polish Roman Catholic Union
John R. Caverly
Sheridan
Kickham Scanlan
Harry M. Fisher
Lake Shore
Stanley H. Klarkowski
N. Ashland
John Prystalski
Forest Ave
Cornelius J. Harrington
W.ooth
Ellis Ave
Denis J. Normyle
Hyde Park
Benjamin P. Epstein
Ellis
Thomas J. Lynch
Washington
George Fred Rush
Blackstone
Philip J. Finnegan
Frank H. Bicek
S. Ridgeway
Hugo M. Friend
Kimbark
Robert Jerome Dunne
Junior Terr
William V. Brothers
Asbury Jave
Evanston
Walter J. LaBay
Aldine “Sve
Daniel P. Trude
Michael Feinberg
Joseph Burke
N. Hermitage Ave
Superior Court
Coalition
Grover Niemeyer
Birchwood
John F. Bolton
Wood St
Ross C. Hall
John A. Sbarbara
N. Wells St
Walter Steffen
Joseph A. Graber
Elizabeth St
James J. Keily
Ulysses &. Schwartz
48Th St
John F. Haas
Everett Ave
Harry B. Miller
Joseph Z. Willner
Sheridan Rd
Arthur J. Murphy
Winchester Ave
Harry 8
Hector A. Brouillet
California
Luther D. Swanstrom
Prospect
Lionel G. Thorsness
Lincoln Park
William R. T. Ewen
Judson Ave
Jom A. Russell
William D. Saltiel
B. Elmst
Alvin H. Culver
Broadway Ave
Wilmette
Edward D. Markham, Jr
S. 17Th Ave
Maywood
Benjamin PF. Morrison
Dorchester Ave
John W. Ostren
Greenwood Ave
Rupert F. Bippus
N. Central Jave
Charles C. Kirk
Harvard’ Jave
Steffen
Oscar A. Knittel
S. Mapleave
Betwyn
Auler
Joseph P. Immel
N. McClain Ave
Kelly
Michael V. Ostrowski
David
Harry C. Moran
N. Artesian Jave
Hall
What’s Your Best Answer Trivia List Backwards
A backward peek at a mixed trivia set. Items include topics like Hamlet Fermi Cyrano de Bergerac and the 19th amendment, with places such as New Delhi Georgia and Austin. The list ends with Diana and a Nebraska civic pioneer.
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Tennessee
Fermi
Admiral Leahy
New Delhi
Cyrano de Bergerac
Georgia
Austin
Sculptor
Bolivia
Ronald Lindsay
Gotham
The
American League
Nebraska
Krone
Nevada
Homo Sapiens
Magic
Diana
P T A club meetings and events across several schools
Dixon P T A reviews a current book Monday at 1 30 in the Dixon school 8306 St Lawrence Ave Mrs George D Bone first vice president presides Wadsworth P T A holds a pot luck luncheon for old and new boards next Tuesday 1 pm at the school 64th St and University area Revere P T A invites all graduates of Paul Revere School since founding to a reunion at 7 45 pm a week from tomorrow Mrs John Taylor requests graduates especially those before 1930 to attend Ruggles P T A final meeting next Thursday 1 30 pm in the auditorium 78th St and Prairie Ave officers installed James L Springer will speak on Recreation in the New Society Myra Bradwell P T A first board meeting Monday at 7710 Burnham Ave plans for next year discussed June 12 tea for faculty at Country Club Hotel 6930 South Shore Dr 3 pm.
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Wadsworth
Wadsworth P.T.A
The
Ruggles P.T.A
Bradwell
Myra Bradwell
Forester Courts Expand Chorus and Select Leaders
Thirty five persons have registered for the chorus organized by the South Side courts of the Independent Order of Foresters. Directed by Irving Levine the chorus aims for 100 voices. Officers elected include Lee Roy Heider president Marie Swanson vice president Elsie Allen secretary and Rose Chapin treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Independent Order of Forest
Drautzburg
Irving Levine
American Legion
Lee Roy Heider
Marie Swanson
Elsie Alien
Rose Chapin
Mildredland Myrtle Chapin
Catherine Heider
Winifred Keller
Florence Reckwerdt
Gretchen McLaughlin
Hazel Hulburt
Emma Carey
Lucille Carey
Mary C. Drauizburg
Ellen Watson
Lillian Maurer
Ernestine Trost
Louise MacLean
Carrie Allen
Mary Thomas
Amelia Withrow
Jane Coleman
Robert Olszewski
James Hansen
Joseph Starek
Charles Watson
Charles LaPorte
Frank Coleman
Ray Miller
Earl Withrow
P. G. Drautzburg
James Carey
LeRoy Hulburt
Wilbur Reckwerdt
Catherine Nolan Named Queen at Teachers College
Catherine Nolan nicknamed Gogo will be the first prom queen in Chicago Teachers College history. The senior ball at the Boulevard room Stevens hotel is tomorrow night with Miss Nolan crowned by Ruth Wilhelms and Miss Dockery leading the grand march. Prom music by Pierson Thal orchestra and a large prom committee supported by a long list of seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Nolan
Chicago Teachers College
Miss Nolan
Boulevard Room
Stevens Hotel
Garfield Blvd
Court of Monor
Lucile Wall
Maplewood Ave
Marian Jordan
Francisco Ave
Anne Dockery
Cornell Ave
Jayne Hamill
Wood St
Ruth Wilhelms
Miss Dockery
Miss Wilhelms
Queen Catherne
Pierson Thal
Louie Sivyer
Virginia Manfrin
Warren French
Vivian Hyde
Mary Jo Stack
Rita Lusson
Bill Konrad
Kap Plum
Clarice Ryden
Jerry Healy
Filtration Project Advances With Breakwater Work
The project extends the beach from 79th street outward to about 2,200 feet, with huge stones forming the breakwater sides weighing seven to twenty tons. Stone placement proceeds along defined lines, while rough lake weather makes work hazardous and slows crane operations. Financing includes a $5,415,750 PWA grant and $6.6 million in city funds for substructures, with above ground facilities costing around $10 million to be financed by the city or a later PWA grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. G. Riggenbach
PWA
Bond Issue and Hospital Strain Report
The article notes a bond issue tied to speed roadways and cites a surge in hospital patients from around 40 a decade ago to about 350 today. It says the county hospital, planned for 2 500 beds, now holds between 3 000 and 3 100 beds jammed in wards and hallways. It also mentions vacationers S W Graner and spouse vacationing in Sun Valley Idaho planning a visit to the Golden Gate exposition before returning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Graner
68Th St
Sun Valley
Idaho
Planning Statute Proposes Neighborhood Based City Planning
A model planning statute urges defining neighborhoods as the unit of city planning to curb sprawling public services costs. It would allow 60 percent private landowners in a designated neighborhood to propose development and zoning plans, reviewed by the city plan commission within 90 days, with public hearings and legal status once adopted. Neighborhood associations would organize with 25 percent landowner backing, elect trustees, secretary, and treasurer. A property owner can seek court stay on district plans within a year of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Commission
Neighborhood Plan Faces Court Review At Local Conference
A plan to develop neighborhoods prompts discussion on a possible court order restraining its operation for petitioning property owners. Mr. Nelson argues the act mirrors authority already used in new subdivisions and private contracts while Michigan lawmakers review it. Speakers at the Neighborhood Conference include Alderman Lindell and Robert Mitchell from the University of Chicago, amid Woodlawn Kenwood and Oakland neighborhood efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Robert G. Cleveland
Southtown
Housing Council
Board of Governors
Ald
Arthur Lindell
City Council
Robert Mitchell
University of Chicago
Woodlawn
Kenwood
Oakland
Honor to former Adolphus pastor Dr J N Brandelle
Dr J N Brandelle former pastor of Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran church was honored on his 70th birthday in the church auditorium 7426 Drexel avenue. The Gustavus Adolphus choir performed songs and he organized the choir 31 years ago. He served as pastor from 1908 to 1926 then led the Augustana Home for the Aged as chaplain and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Brandelle
Gustavus Adolphus Evangelica) Lutheran Church
Drexel Ave
Gustavus Adolphus Choir
Brandella
Brandelle
Gustavus Adolphus
Augustana Home For the
76Th St
Stony Island
South Sider Wins Vocal Prize at Ridge Civic Chorus Festival
Marion Olson of 6748 Indiana Ave won a vocal scholarship after competing with two others in the Ridge Civic Chorus fifth annual music festival. The 19 year old soprano sang One Pine Day from Madame Butterfly and will study with Theodore Harrison at the American Conservatory of Music.
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Marion Olson
Indiana Ave
Ridge Civic Chorus
Pine Day
Parker High School
Miss Olson
Anne Gordon
A Capella
WPA Unable to Comply with Requests for Trees
The WPA in Chicago cites the large spring effort beautifying parkways and a flood of citizen requests for tree plantings. Director H. K. Seltzer notes it is impossible to meet all requests due to labor constraints.
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WPA
H. K. Seltzer
Chicago
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Southeast Zconomist
Southeast
Dteereee Zee
HBSUG
Agate
Southtown Economist
Beara Ee Ee Bbc
Carpenters—Contracting
Dearbon
Elizabeth Kay
St. Dor
Spiegel
Triangle
Seer
Callie
Grand & Resale
Frankin County
CLNRS
Bimmerle
Beverly
Will Finance
A. B. Construction Co
S. Wolcott
Englewood
After & P m
Built & Rep. Rad
Ann's
Regent
Real
Rices
Alter
Vermied, & Alters
Hyde Pk
FL E. Comresco
Arden Fur Shop
Cottage Grove
Halsted
Call Jensen
Pullman
Kipp Storage & van CO
Call Republic
Hemlock
Vine
E. Saunders Co
Normal
Schrikkema
Emerald
Aber
Spiegel Triangle
BIM Merle
Ben Berry
Racine Ave
Racine
Thomas Patrick McGrath
State Street
Ag Ae
Alor
Guar
Simons
Hswk
Langley
Radcliffe
Rhodes
South Shore
Furniture
Blvd
Halsted ST
Beau. Amer
Oriental
Chicago Ave
Chipendale Betiim
Lyons
Drexel
Tri
Hoover Vacuum & Attach
Reas
Call Avenue
Gest Bros
Knowles
Minerva Book Exchange
Eng
Hyde “Park
Plaza
Bennett
New
Porch Opt. LC
Champlain
Nicely Furn
Suit
Ridgeland
Cool Well Furn
Jackson Pk
Myers
ESSEX
Jake & I.C
UNION
Furn
East
Rm. Adj
Bath
Anthony
Lee
Fairfax
Isi
Chappel
Cornell
Bhaleierne
John R. O'Connor Corp
7Th St
Dorchester
Apts
Privy Bath
Phillips
Brady
Mquor
Francis Carroll
79Th St
Denis J. Normoyle
Circuit Court
Denis Mormoyle
Hyde Park Blvd
Criminal Court
Normoyle
Chicago College of Law
Isl
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Law Institute
Blackstone Ave
Rush
Law Club
Legal Club
Phi Delta Phi
University Club
First
Tllinois Cavalry
Democratic Coalition
Yale University Law School
Chicago- Kent College of Law
Haas
Bar Committee On
Benjamin F. Morrison
Back of the Yards
Legion
Chicago American Legion Convention Corporation
Parent-Teacher News
Forester Courts
Queen
Teachers College
Adolphus
Walter Scott B.T.A
R. W. Nash
Kenwood Ave
OR Conzerman
Woodlawn Ave
Nash
South Sider
Tone Pictures
WAAF
Harry Elders
NBC
Heinen and Son Funeral Home
Ave
Oak Woods Cemetery
67Th ST
Board of Election Commissioners
Wenr
Aume
Harry A. Lipsky
Mabel G. Reinecke
William 5. Daly
Chicago Heights
Berwyn and
Harvey
Cicero
Summit
Stickney
Morton Grove
Elmwood Park
Nit Te Cunter
Edmund K. Jarecki
Chicago, Illinois
John S. Rusch
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