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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1947

Page

1

Five Will Be Ordained as Carmelite Priests Saturday

Five youths from Chicago who left in 1936 to study for the priesthood at Carmelite Seminary in Niagara Falls Ontario will be ordained by Auxiliary Bishop William D. O'Brien at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Carmelite church of St. Clare. The group includes Rev. Russell Gavin Rev. Pierce Gilmartin Rev. Murray Phelan Rev. Gordon Brady and Rev. Eugene Kilkenny. Each man underwent a 10 year training path culminating in three years of theology at Whitefriars hall. Father Gavin will celebrate his first solemn Mass at St. Brendan's June 15 with a reception in the church hall. Father Gilmartin's first Mass will be at St. Dorothy's church with a reception in the school hall.

William B. O'Brien Chicago National Shrine of the Little Flower South Side Niagra Falls Ontario William D. O’brien St. Clare Carmelite Novitiate New Baltimore Mt. Carmel and Canisius College Whitefriarshall Carmelite Theological Seminary Catholic University Carmelite Order Russell Gavin Pierce Gilmartin Murray Phelan Gordon Brady Eugene Kilkenny Father Gavin St. Brendan's Marquette Rd Racine Ave Lucian Casey St. Brendan’s Auditorium J. Gavin W. Tistel Mary Irene Loretto Academy St. St. and Blackstone St. Dorothy’s Church Vernon Ronald Gray Father Gilmartin St. Dorothy’s School Vernon Ave Michael Gilmartin St. Dorothy's Elementary St. Dorothy's Church St. Dorothy's Father

Souvenir Match Book Collection to Free to South Siders

Mrs. Jane Strauss of 8233 Marshfield Ave offers a free collection of 590 match books. She began gathering five years ago during travels to 48 states, Cuba and Mexico from restaurants, hotels and night clubs, but has no room to keep them.

Jane Strauss Marsh Field Ave Strauss

Hindu saying and veteran auto mobile benefit deadline noted

The piece contrasts Hindu and Western responses to sneezing and urges qualified disabled veterans to file mobile benefit applications with the Veterans Administration by June 30. It closes with the puzzler answer: Shakespeare.

Barrett Veterans’ Administration Shakespeare

Office to aid veterans with state bonus applications

The Service Recognition board opens a veterans bonus service office at 7908 Evans Ave tonight and every Monday and Thursday from 7:30 to 10 PM. Volunteer workers assist veterans with forms and answer bonus questions. Crane G. McAtee is the technical advisor and oversees the South Side evening office.

Service Recognition Board Evans Crane G. McAtee E. 77Th St Chage South Side

Community drive to collect canned foods for Europe aid

The Supplies for Overseas Survivors committee of the Joint Distribution committee under the United Jewish Appeal will canvass South Shore on Sunday to gather canned foods for Jewish men women and children in Europe. Samuel J. Flanders chairing the effort urged door to door contact block by block with depots across the South Side.

Europe South Shore Joint Distribution Committee The United Jewish Appeal Samuel J. Flanders Dorchester Ave SOS JDC Chicago Jewish Welfare Fund South

End Night Curb Collections Of Refuse in South Shore

South Shore seventh ward residents enjoy quieter nights after new trucks ended nightly curb pickups. The ward yard fleet cut night shifts three weeks ago and shifted to Wednesday front-curb collections, causing confusion among residents. Ward superintendent Joseph S. McAuley notes about one-fifth of the ward uses Wednesday curb service, with 92 square blocks in that category. Alley pickups continue weekly with no fixed day, while many still follow old Tuesday patterns.

South Shore Seventh Ward Ward Yard 1619 73Rd St Joseph S. McAuley McAuley 67Th St 81St St

Jack Kodell and Birds Win Magician Trophy

Youthful South Side illusionist Jack Kodell won the Dr Brunswick trophy for best convention act at the American Society of Magicians event in the Morrison hotel. Kodell wowed masters by making live parakeets appear and vanish, then added a parrot finale after his bird routine.

American Society of Magicians Morrison Hotel Terrace Kodell South Side Brunswick Jack Harry Blackstone Ed Koudelka the Phillips Are Koedell Rodell Skeets

Scout Day showcases 21 South Side Girl Scouts in Grand Crossing

Twenty one South Side troops present Our Scout Day at Grand Crossing park fieldhouse Sunday at 4 p.m. A 250-strong audience of parents will witness flag honor cards for five ten and 15 years of service. Senior Troop 510 to receive caps marking early senior scouting. Community speakers include Mrs. Thomas Stephenson and district chairman Mrs. Donald H. Jackson.

L. W. Germann Prairie Ave Grand Crossing Park Sheila Graham Eberfurt Ave Cosette Germann Elaine Kirkpatrick E. 83Rd St Susan Canfield Calumet Ave Lynne Germann Jerome Reilly South Side 76Th St Ingleside Ave Gurf Scouts of Chicago Donald H. Jackson Eberhart Ave Drexel Ave Frank Kirkpatrick Harold Sorenson Iva Oliver Michigan Ave James McQuilken Evans Ave del Broomhead Champlaine Ave F. G. Schultz Sally Lockwood 28Th St Lois Hoffman University Ave Elmer Newgren Harry Hirst Perry Ave Lorraine Marks Princeton Ave Martin Vansen Lafayette Ave Aldorn Kates Vincennes Ave Ilse Kronich Earl Darre Marjorie Bosvai L W. Germann

Public opinion split on flying after recent crashes

Interviews at 82nd Street and Dobson Avenue show diverse views on whether air travel should be avoided after two major crashes. Florence Dorsch and Willis Young say they would avoid flying, while Ed Smith argues the risk is not higher than other transport, and Dan Lucas notes weather and location influence his choice.

82Nd St Dobson Ed Smith Woodlawn Ave Smith Mrs. Willis Young Dobsonson Ave Dan Lucas Drexel Ave Midwest Lucas Alaska

Challenges Court Sifts Chatham Zoning Case Against Norman

Judge J M Braude will rule on the legality of a summons served last Monday on Edward Norman president of Consolidated Deliveries in the 8133 Dobson Ave garage. Norman faces three city code violations for a truck terminal in a commercial zone and building permits issues. The hearing was tentatively continued to June 17 while legality questions are resolved.

J. M. Braude Edward Norman Consolidated Deliveries Company Norman Dobson Ave Robert Samuels Samuels Norman i Braude Frank Yasilli

DuBois Urges City Action On Private Scavengers Waste

Alderman Reginald DuBois pushes a city council finance committee study to regulate private scavengers and modernize garbage disposal. He notes 40 percent of waste is privately collected and current dumping harms neighborhoods and public health. A court injunction recently closed a polluted dump, prompting calls for licensing and long term disposal plans.

Chicago Ald John J. Duffy Reginald DuBois DuBois 123Rd St Ashland Ave Duffy John Prystalski Prystalski Du= ‘Bois

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. EF W. Madison John M. Smyth. Company Dime Museum J. L. Jones Halsted St 49Th Sts Hetty Green Alice Henn Dibbie Captain Kenyon Engine Company No. 51 Joe Forrest 45Th Halsted Sts Gurbs United Jewish Appeal Overseas Committee Jack Kodell His Birds Robert L. Holmes Minerva Ave Protestant Woman’s Protectorate Estelle Waterman Bishop St Hristass Sodality iJune Florence Dorsch Parnell Ave Salt Lake City Florence Dorsch Chatham
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