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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1949

Page

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Legionnaires Donates 60 For Crippled Kids Aid

Members of the Kul-Wel-Tra-Mar American Legion post donate $60 to the South Side Crippled Children's Aid, funding two four week camp sessions for 100 children at Kiwanis Twin Lakes Camp in Plymouth Indiana. Commander Edward F. Piper and Michael J. Kane presented the gift to Mae Talbot and C L Leindecker. New director Nathan Hale Pepper to lead camp this year. Fundraising led by Kiwanis Council for Crippled Children division No. 4 with 25 percent from Kiwanis clubs and 40 percent from parents.

Legionnaires Aid Camp Fund South Side Crippled Children’s Aid Michael J. Kane 83Rd St American Legion Edward F. Piper Normal Ave Mae Talbot Eberhart Ave L. Leindecker Crippled Children’s Aid, Corporation Kiwanis Normal Cave 75Th St 87Th St Collage Grove Ave State St Ewo Sessions Piper W. 83Rd St Eberhart Nathan Hale Pepper Moorhead State College Kiwanis Council For Crippled Children Division No. 4 Franklin Platt Hyde Park Club

Future Unlim ited banquet links CV school to jobs

Twenty five Chicago Vocational juniors and seniors in the Junior Achievement program sat to dinner with Chicago's top corporate leaders at a "Future Unlimited" banquet. The students are officers and shareholders of the Chicago Vicinity Sales company formed in the school's retail sales class, gaining practical business experience.

Chicago Vocational School Junior Achievement Company Chicago Future Unlimited Chicago Vicinity Sales Company

Memory Lane recalls long ago neighborhood shops and people

Old time readers share memories of local businesses and residents from Rei necke’s to Vogel’s meat market and McDougall’s drug store. Letters mention wired names, family shops, and bygone street scenes, recalling coal offices, hardware stores, and street skating amid cinders and planks.

R. J. Hug Theodore J. Spuehler Reinecke Kaithoff Wiliam Barty Vogel McDougall Dr Goodall Charles Domke

Boys Club Camp Registration Opens for Youths

Chicago Boys clubs sponsor summer camps at Woodlawn and Harper avenues. Camps at Winona Lake and Warsaw Indiana welcome boys six to 16 and girls eight to 15. Space is limited. Southeast siders should contact Woodlawn 6331 University Ave or Harper 6344 Harper Ave.

Chicago Boys’ Clubs Woodlawn Harper Ave Winona Lake Ind Warsaw Woodlawn Club University Ave

Memorial Day Crowd Sets Oak Woods Cemetery Record

About 701,000 visitors flocked to Oak Woods Cemetery during the Memorial Day weekend from Saturday to Monday. George Witham Oberg, president of the Cemetery association, oversees operations. The cemetery is located at 47th Street and Greenwood Avenue with the association based at 8149 St Lawrence Ave.

Oak Woods Cemetery 47Th St Greenwood Ave George Witham Oberg St Lawrence Ave

Kiwanis Demands Action on Government Spending

Kiwanis International in the Chicago area urged cuts in waste and pork barrell spending. A five member public affairs committee led by Marion George Kudlick pressed Governor Lawrence Spuller to back a national resolution at the upcoming Atlantic City convention, citing delays in curbing excess despite Hoover commission findings.

Kiwanis International Chicago Area Lawrence Spuller Almes-Eastern Iowa Kiwanis Organization Atlantic City Spuller Howard D. Evans Peoria Jr Southwest Kiwanis Club Charles L. Leindecker Hyde Park Club

Jackson Park Baptists to Greet Associate Pastor

The Rev Cyri Carnen will begin his ministry next Sunday as associate pastor of Jackson Park Baptists. The church, started in February, has permanent quarters at the Gladstone Hotel 6200 Kenwood. A dedicatory service is planned with Adress by Rev Carden and installation message by Rev Gaylord Hamilton of LaSalle.

Cyri Carnen Utica Wall Jackson Park Gladstone Hote Kenwood Gerad L. Somer Annenced Vestieday Stover Carden W.l Carden Cormer Gaylord S. Hamilton First Baptist Church of

You Pay 209 Taxes and Tax Policy Critique

A critical screed denounces rising taxes across federal state and local levels claiming 209 taxes inflate prices on goods like electric irons. It argues Truman pushes socialist finance schemes including free food stamps costing a billion dollars yearly and urges readers to write Southeast side congressmen Barratt O Hara Neil Linehan J V Buckley and Maria Gorski to oppose tax expansion.

Truman Congress Secretary of Agriculture Southeast Side House’of Representatives Washington DC Barratt O’hara Neil Linehan J V. Buckley Maria Gorski

Temple Will Dedicate Ark Friday Night

The Peoples synagogue Beth Am in the O’Keeffe Elementary school will dedicate a wall ark Friday night during services. David Wolfe, a longtime member, built the ark from aluminum and wood for the temple now nearly one year old, with Rabbi Ernie Friedland and president Irving Zemans leading dedication rites. Members actively participate in school curriculums and services, serving on about 20 committees.

Ark Beth Am the Peoples Synagogue O'Keeffe Merrillase David Wolfe Euclidave Torantina Jewish House of Worship Radar Ernie Friedland Irving YT. Zemans Temple Friedland

Not Able to Set Up Motive in Shooting Case

George Elliott, 39, a liquor and grocery clerk of 6ath street, is in county jail charged with assault with intent to kill after shooting Michael Falvey, 24, at 1005 E 65th street. Falvey remains in fair condition at Woodlawn Hospital as Elliott’s trial was continued until July 12 by Judge George B. Weiss. Elliott, held on 2500 cash bond or 10000 real estate, had been drinking and was restrained by two men until police arrived.

George Elliott George B. Weiss Eliott Michael Falvey Woodlawn Ave Woodlawn Hospital Falvey Catherine Falvey E. Marquette Rd E. 65Th St Elliott James Murphy Woodlawn Police Murphy James Giffin Ellis Ave John R. Kelly Ilinois Central Hospital Weiss Economist Woodlawn 65Th St Oad

Richard Aylward Dies. IC Freight Supervisor

Funeral services were held yesterday for Richard B. Aylward 59 of 8116 Kim Bark Ave a long time Illinois Central railroad freight supervisor. He died Sunday in Illinois Central Hospital after a two week illness. Survived by widow Hazel daughter Harriet son John and brother R Hudson Aylward of Kewanee. Burial at Graceland Cemetery.

Richard B. Aylward Kimbark Ave Avalon Park Church of the Messiah Hazel Harriet John R. Hudson Aylward Kewanee

Deputy Sheriff Edward J Christy Dies at 53

Funeral services for Edward J Christy 53 deputy sheriff of the seventh ward Republican organization will be at 11 this morning in Schneider chapel 2024 E 74th St burial in Elmwood Cemetery He is survived by his mother Grace two brothers Louis and Walter and two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Konzak and Mrs Julia Dunbar.

Edward J Christy Jeffery Ave Seventh Ward Republican Organization Schneider's 74Th St Elmwood Cemetery Christy Grace Anna Christy Louis Walter Elizabeth Konzak Julia Dunbar

IC Rail Service Suit to Begin on June 15

Hearings in a city suit against the Illinois Central rail road to restore full service on the South Chicago branch for public convenience begin Wednesday June 15. Assistant Corporation Counsel Edward J. Kelly announced the hearing at 10 am in the commission hearing rooms at 160 N. LaSalle St. The petition seeks restoration of service curtailed about 50 percent, mainly during non-rush hours, following a resolution ordering the autio

Illinois Central Railroad South Chicago Edward J. Kelly Commission N. LaSalle St Mr. Kelly

Should parents choose colleges for their children

Read interviews at diverse locations on whether parents should pick colleges for their children. Mrs. Elliot favors cooperative exploration by parents and kids but no final enforcement, Dr. Miller argues children should choose their own path, and Mrs. McGuire and Gwynne Roesseler support limited guidance with the final decision resting with the student.

James Elliot Wes Gomes Elliot Shayle Miller Wong Shayde Thomas McGuire Loomis Sr Wes. Thomas McGuire Gwynne Roesseler Gwynne Roesseler

Moral Values Important in Business Says Speaker

Norton Hughes Jonathan, Chicago author and head of a public relations firm, told Woodlawn Kiwanis members at a June meeting that good public relations require more than profit. He urged social responsibility and intellectual integrity as essential alongside financial success. James M Earle was re elected director of the Chicago Retail Merchants Association at the annual meeting.

Norton Hughes Jonathan Chicago Puotwe Woodlawn Kisamelug Southmoor Hotel Jonathan Boss’ Clup Chaiman R. S. Mather Hhe N. Michigan A.e James M Earle Woodlawn Radio and Television Company Chiccago Retail Merchants Association Earle Woodlawn Merchants Association Aevieys

No License Needed for Junior Fishermen at City Lagoons

The park district kicks off the second day of its Junior Fisherman's program at 10 Lagoons with youths under 18 eligible to fish for bluegill, bass, pickerel and bullheads from sunrise to sundown. Applications are available at field houses. members pledge sportsmanship and receive club badges, with officers to be elected and winter activities possible.

Jackson Park Park District Young Umber Park Junior Conservation Corps Shedd Aquarium Lincoln Park Zoo Marquette Sherman Washington McKinley Douglas Columbus Garfield Humboldt Lincoln Parks Ilinois

Ludwig Hess 75 Dies. Rites This Afternoon

Funeral services for Ludwig Hess 75 of 6412 Ingleside avenue will be at 2 PM in Spreyne's chapel at 73rd Street and Stony Island Avenue. Burial follows in Cedar Park Cemetery. Hess was a retired fitting and designing employee in Marshall Field & Co.'s ladies' tailoring department, retiring in 1938 after 40 years.

Ludwig Hess Ingleside Ave Hot Springs Spreyne’s

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Legionnaires Crippled Kids Aid Puzzler Soldier Field William Bishop Michigan Memory Lane Southeast Nell Sundin Bert MacNamara Bil Bolvar The Stars Lefty Wertmiler Ralph Dasadian Dack Micg McCahevant Hank Williamseon Sianist Soo Jann Dunn Ben Brady N Ck Archer Johnny Harman Howard and Frenk Thes Nas Ump Res Treveler Kennedy DePersia Jeannette Sunderland Chicago Kiwanis Committee Pork Barrel Political Jobs Richard Aylward Edward J. Christy
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