Teens Build Community Spirit in Cottage Grove Heights
Teens run a busy program with a teen club and the Cottage Grove Heights Improvement Association News. Mrs. Edwin F. Poland Jr. says area juvenile crime is among the city’s lowest due to strong community organization. The 100-member teen club funds and maintains the community center, produces the paper, pastes pages, and hosts dances and film programs. New teen officers were installed June 4, and Boy Scouts Troop 791 published a local telephone directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Grove Heights
Cottage Grove Heights
Improvement Association
S. Ingleside Ave
Daniel Jones
S. Avalon Ave
Sandra Wagner
Tom Koontz
S. Dobson Ave
And
E. A. Thaney
Ss. Woodlawn
Ted Hines
S. Woodlawn
J. J. Collins
Poland
Boy Scouts
Hilmer Stark
S. University Ave
Girl Scout Troop Earns Funds for Spring Campout
Girl Scout Troop 286 raises money through white elephant sales at St. John's Methodist Church and neighborhood events. Mothers of the girls also contribute similar totals, supporting an overnight camp this spring. Participants include Cathy Dwartz Elsa Eskonen Carol Gardner Judy Koestner and many others led by Ruth Dwartz and Mildred Koestner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Harvey Sparhawk
S. Paxton Ave
St. John's Methodist Church
Cathy
Judy Dwartz
Elsa Eskonen
S. Euclid
Carol
Gloria Gardner
S. Jeffery
Nancy Haglund
S. Bennett Ave
Carol Hines
S. Dante
Gladys
Pat Holubek
E. 69Th
Judy Koestner
E. 74Th St
Karen Kupidloski
S. East End
Shirley Levy
S. Bennett. Ave
Susan Lindsay
S. Merrill Ave
Jane Ann MacKenzie
S. Clyde Ave
Mary Ellen Maffin
Carol Nowakowski
S. Cornell Ave
Lacey Nutting
S. Jeffery Ave
Nancy Simon
Carol Turley
War orphans urged to apply for college aid
Illiana American Legion auxiliary seeks children of war dead for higher education aid. Eligible dependents can receive 110 dollars monthly for 36 months. The group plans a Europe war cemetery pilgrimage after the 1957 national conventions in Atlantic City. The Illiana auxiliary meets June 11 to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Illiana American Legion Auxiliary
John Buchanan
S. Avenue H
Illiana Auxiliary
Iliana
Europe
American Legion
Frances Sorensen
S. Avenue A
Atlantic City
N.J
Illiana
Legion Hall
S. Ewing Ave
Feld Leukemia Group Installs Officers At Luncheon
Feld Leukemia Group Victor Feld Memorial chapter will install new officers at a luncheon in Country Club hotel at 2 30 p m June 15. Newly elected officers include President Mrs Mel Biegel and several vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. A seven member board of directors and additional officers are listed. The luncheon will close the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Feld
Leukemia Research Foundation, Inc
Country Club
South Shore Dr
Mel Biegel
S. Oglesby Ave
Norton Racine
S. Chappel Ave
Leonard Pearl
S. Crandon Ave
Herbert Houseman
S. Cregier Ave
Sol Dudavitz
S. Luella Ave
Herbert Lang
E. 75Th St
Bernard Kaplan
S. East End Ave
Jerry Feld
S. Coles Ave
Sol Cohen
S. Constance Ave
al Goodman
S. Yates Ave
Jack Hamburg
S. van Viissingen
Morris Kaplan
S. Merrill Ave
Irv Kesselman
Lester Kipnis
E. 96Th St
Arthur Lazarus
Lyric Opera Guild Fund Raising Committee Captain Named
Arthur Socolofsky of 6731 S Jeffery Ave is listed as one of the team captains in the 1957 Lyric Opera Guild Fund Raising Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Socolofsky
S. Jeffery Ave
Lyric Opera Guild
S. E. Students Earn Degrees At De Paul University
George Meany of the AFI-CIO led the address as 550 graduates were awarded degrees by De Paul University. Southeast area residents received masters and bachelor degrees, including names and addresses such as Mary V. Kelly and Constance B. Martin among masters, and Rose C. Greenberg and Inez R. Higginbotham among bachelors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meany
Afis-Cio
de Paul University
Mary V. Kelly
S. Colfax
Constance B. Martin
S. Greenwood
Mary T. O’connor
S. Crandon
Nathalie L. Walker
S. Michigan
Mildred L. Archille
Alva M. Bullock
S. Indiana Ave
Alice M. Fitzgerald
E. 72Nd
Rose C. Greenberg
S. Phillips
Inez R. Higginbotham
S. Calumet
Norman Holmes
S. Evans
Nelson I. Dunitz
S. Euclid
Richard H. Friedman
S. Clyde
John R. Gordon
S. Maryland
Joseph S. Gray
S. Chappel
Robert E. McKinney
Burnham Ave
Nathan Yellen
S. Kingston
Kenneth E. Youner
S. Kimbark
Earl J. Barnes
Russell V. Fleming
S. Harper
James K. Nolan
S. Merrill
James H. Walsh
S. Cregier
Alan H. Berg
S. Cornell
Donald S. Frisch
Mildred L. Clapton
S. Prairie
Kuadia M. Johnson
E. Gist St
Mary E. Riordan
E. 73Rd St
Barbara M. Ryzek
Susan E. Lawless
Gloria A. Valentine
East Side Lions Install Edward Howell as President
Edward Howell 10947 S Avenue C is installed as president of East Side Lions at Vogel's restaurant in Whiting Indiana after a dinner. The 10th annual installation closes the meeting until September.
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Edward C. Howell
S. Avenue C
East Side Lions
Vogel’s
Indianapolis Blvd
Whiting
Ind
Lions
E. 106Th St
S. Mackinaware
Robert Roche
South Chicago Stamp and Coin Club Meeting Notice
South Chicago Stamp and Coin club will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the South Chicago YMCA. The event invites members to discuss stamps and coins and plan upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Chicago
Stamp and Coin Club
Am Vet Post To Plan August Picnic Meeting
Am Vet Post 43 will meet Tuesday in the post hall at 2715 East 92nd Street. Norbert Mikolajczyk reports results of the carnival just completed and plans for the August picnic will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo DeMarco
Am Vet
E. 92Nd St
Norbert Mikolajczyk
S. Muskegon Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Poland
Cottage Grove Heights Improvement Association
Ruth Dwartz
Mildred Koestner
Feld Leukemia Group
Lyric Opera
Frigidaire
Gross Radio & Electric Shop
Stony Island
Racine Ave
Vincennes
S. E
Edward Howell
Olsen
Barport
William Oliver
S. Avenue G
East Side
Clarence Bohling
Dr. Olsen
San Francisco
Harry Acker
Post Office
Southeast Economist
Louis Mastroianni
Economist
U.S
Legion
Stony Island Ave
Stamp, Coin Club
Ashland
Western
79Th St
Riley's Trick Shop
W. 79Th ST
Republic Steel
Cleveland
Obio
Chicago
Republic
Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland 1
Ohio
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