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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1949

Page

2

Fund Appeal Launched By Chicago Orphans Asylum

A 1930 feature on Chicago's 100 year old Orphans Asylum at 5494 Kenwood reveals a shift to foster care and supervised homes. Ethel Verry, now Mrs. Frank Knight, leads a public appeal to fund 1,000 new cases and recruit 1,000 foster mothers, with pay for boards and medicals. The article praises foster mothers for giving loving, child first care and notes high standards for eligibility.

Orphan, Asylum Orphan Asylum Kenwood Ave Ethel Verry Frank H. Knight Kimbark Ave COA Chicago Miss Verry George Slager Barbara Chicago Orphan Asylum

History of the COA and its Founders on Chicago’s Michigan Ave

The COA began during a 1849 cholera plague in Chicago, serving orphans then housed with paupers and the insane. Founders included Mrs. Samuel Brookes, ancestor of Mrs. Harold F. White of Kenwood Avenue, who later discovered her lineage in COA records. Mrs White, Catherine Cleaver by marriage, has long served the COA. Robert McDougal Jr. of Kenwood is the board president.

COA Chicago Michigan Ave Lake South Watersts Samuel Brookes Harold F. White Kenwood Ave White The Catherine Cleaver Cleaverville Kenwood Robert McDougal Jr

Doughnut Tag Day planned for June 14 city wide

Salvation Army regional chairman Mrs. Alex Jolly announces Doughnut Tag Day on June 14. She names Mrs. William Dennett and Mrs. H F Emerson as district chairmen for Woodlawn and South Shore. Volunteers from Kenwood Hyde Park Woodlawn Jackson Park South Shore and other areas are invited to help. Funds support medical clinics hospitals day nursery summer camp recreation and youth programs including Booth Memorial Hospital and Wonderland Camp Wisconsin.

Alex Jolly Chappelave Salvation Army William Dennett Woodlawn H. F. Emerson Constance Are South Shore Booth Memorial Hospital N. Pulaski Rd Southside Normal Ave W. Wiscon~sin St Convalescent Hospital Wisconsin

Memory Lane recollections from Auburn Park and old Chicago life

Community reminisces recall local landmarks such as the Auburn Park post office and the Weber Wagon factory fire in 1886 or 1887. Observers recall street cleaners with beer during noonday lunches, a milk route rider on a white horse, and a Chicago fire barn scene with horses and steam engines rushing to fires.

Auburn Park Weber Wagon Factory

Sinai Seniors Dance Saturday Night in Shoreland Hotel

Sinai Seniors of Chicago will host the Summer Prelude dance at 3 pm Saturday in the Louis XVI room of the Shoreland Hotel. Paul Meeker and his orchestra will provide music for the public event. A Snap Shel queen and court will be crowned from senior member photos by Palicia Stevens Modeling School. Eugene Friedmann and Barbara Olin direct arrangements. Jerome Lettelson leads the group.

The Sinai Chicago Sinai Congregation Shoreland Hotel Lake Shore Paul Meeker Palicia Stevens Modeling School Eugene Friedmann Hyde Park Blvd Barbara Olin Saginawave Jerome Lettelson Clyde Ave

Kiwanis Committee Discusses Public Affairs Rules

The Kiwanis committee continues from page 1 with Frank Spamer of the North side. The standing committee handles Kiwanis public affairs opinions for the Chicago area. Kiwanis prohibits individual clubs among Chicago's 29 from adopting public affairs resolutions unless specific conditions are met.

Frank Spamer North Side Chicago Kiwanis

Ark Described as Six Pointed Star of David Nineteenth Century

Wolfe, a stockyard dealer, builds a unique ark for a temple design eight feet tall featuring a giant six pointed star of David. Center displays scrolls behind sliding doors nine feet three inches high. An eternal light from a near Northside shop completes the traditional touch. Built in three sections for storage and moveability.

Mittees Wolf Ian Wolfe Union Stockyards Louis Vehon Jeffery Ave O'Keefe School

Andrew Wilson OES to Hold Night of Fun Party Saturday

Andrew Wilson order of the Eastern Star plans a Night of Fun party at 8 pm Saturday at the Grand Crossing Masonic temple located at 7443 Ingleside Ave. Arrangements are led by Mrs. Anne Weiland of 3034 Ingleside Ave with Mrs. Marian Qahmist managing details.

Andrew Wilson Order of the Eastern Star Grand Crossing Masonic Temple Ingleside Ave Anne Weiland Marian Qahmist Pans

New Acts Added to Rail Fair Pageant Wheels a Rolling

Chicago railroad fair opens June 25 on the lakefront with 450 by 150 stage and four daily shows. The 150 cast, 26 locomotives and 80 animals recreate 300 years of transportation progress from travois to modern trains with new scenes and 6,000-seat capacity per performance.

Lenox R. Lohr Wheels Pony Express Wells Fargo Chicago America Tippecanoe Tyler Cumberland Valley Reuben Wells Chicago and Galena Union Railroad Buffalo Bill Cody Buffalo Bill

Social Director Named at Glenwood School for Boys

Albert Harward formerly county juvenile court probation officer at 6438 Minerva Avenue has been named director of social service at Glenwood School for Boys located at 18rd and Halsted Streets.

Albert Harward Minerva Ave County Juvenil Court Glenwood School Halsted Sts

Southeast Circle Weddings Feature Big City Matrimony Dates

Mrs Patrick Manning and later Doris Elaine Anderson wed in Chicago ceremonies officiated by Rev J E Sheridan and Rev Harry Bryant respectively. Brides wore white satin and ivory Duchess gowns with orchids. multiple bridesmaids, ushers, and a 125 guest reception at Windermere East and Jolly Inn Roseland. Honeymoons in Wisconsin.

Laura E. Anderson Union Ave Doris Elaine William R. Todd David H Todd Sr Colfax Ave Harry Bryant Kankakee Graham Taylor University of Chicago John Anderson Shurley Anderson David Todd Jr Kay Nicosia Deanna Todd Edward Sorenson Andrew Williams Windermere East

Bride’s Yellow Taf Feta Gown Highlights Wedding Attire

The bride wore yellow taf feta with a net skirt and orchid green tuffles as she stood with Alfred Gareiss II and Russell Johnson, cousins, and Earl Valentine as groomsmen. The couple, honeymooning in Memphis and Hot Springs, Ark, now reside in Hyde Park. The bride is a medical laboratory technician at Evangelical Hospital and a South Shore High School alumna. the groom is a Hirsch High School alumnus.

St. Clothilde Lorraine Bruno Wabash Ave Frank Munro Anthony Munro Ingleside Ave Munro South Pacific Judy Rapacki Rockford Sapienza Betty Bruno Dolores Marcus Munro Daniel Bruno Jolly Inn Roseland Marquette Gardens 83Rd St Wisconsin Hirsch High School Tilden Technical High School William Strand Alfred Gareiss II Russell Johnson Earl Valentine Memphis Hot Springs Ark Hyde Park Johnson Evangelical Hospital South Shore High School

Catholic Daughters to Hold Annual Meeting

The Chicago Assembly Catholic Daughters of America will hold its annual election of officers at 2:30 pm Sunday in Lewis Towers 820 N Michigan Ave. Refreshments will be served by the two South side courts. Hostesses are Mrs. Anna Joyce and Jeanette Cudvick.

Chicago Assembly Catholic Daughters of America Lewis Towers Michigan South Side Anna Joyce W. Garfield Slvd Leo

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