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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

4

Southeast Economist Publisher and Local News Circle

Southeast Economist published each Thursday from 928 W 65th St Chicago by H McDonnell. It serves South Shore Woodlawn Chatham Windsor Park Cheltenham Grand Crossing and adjacent territories with neighborhood news and community notices.

W. 65Th Street Chicago South Shore Woodlawn Chatham Chatham Fields Windsor Park Cheltenham Grand Crossing Bencome Park Essex Parkside Burnside Brookline Wakefield Chesterfield Chesterfield Heights Avalon Park Bryn Mawr

Ford says small business bears the wartime controls burden

Henry Ford II warns Washington that all out controls on manpower and materials hit small business hardest while big firms survive. He cites a 1940s liquidation rate and notes current uncertainty hampers planning. He urges policymakers to base decisions on facts, not rumors.

Washington, D.C Henry Ford II Ford Motor Company Ford Washington

Dividing the Dollar ROM Time to Time

The Texas Oil company last year earned over 1.3 billion dollars and details the split of every dollar into raw materials payrolls depreciation new properties taxes dividends interest and the balance going to investors. The breakdown shows the tax collector and workers receiving substantial shares reflecting American industry today.

Texas Oil Company Texas Company

Plant a Picture ID you ever plant a picture

Home owners are learning to replace eyesores with scenes of natural beauty by proper use of greenery. You do not need to be a gardening expert to transform a yard into a private park and screen or blot out unattractive views such as a neighbor’s garage or busy street. Landscaping can also provide other benefits.

No-title fragment on planting trees for safer play spaces

A brief discussion stresses privacy and safer play areas for children through plantings. It notes improved home appearance and property value, while suggesting a neighborhood becomes more desirable to live in due to enhanced landscaping and tree planting.

Passing Show and Silly Snippets On A Desert Island Night

A playful collage notes a sunset song request from a dreamer and interweaves humorous reflections on recipes for elephant trunk, a broken kite, soap box oratory, cardboard furniture, and a whimsical fortune scale. It paints a quirky slice of reader whimsy and social idle curiosities.

A Dune Trail by Frank T. Sujack

A serene verse recounts a day spent outdoors away from noise and strife. The speaker, Frank T. Sujack, describes a well worn trail that rises toward God, inviting peace and joy in a shared open sky experience.

You Frank T. Sujack

Best Answers Quiz Score Guide From a Vintage Newspaper

A quiz feature explains scoring with 25 questions worth four points each. It details how to answer, warns that correct responses earn four points and wrong answers deduct four, and notes the correct answers appear on Page 7. The list includes questions on history, geography, literature, and famous figures.

We the People Answers Cub Fan in Weighing Sox Spur

A letter exchange in We the People urges White Sox vs Cubs World Series talk and recalls 1906 intra city series. Other letters complain of low flying planes, postal rate hikes, Cubs poor recent showing and Sox optimism. A reader bets Cub Fan on pennant chances, signing J Boennan.

CUB White Sox Cubs Sox Yankees Yanks Wrigley Field J. Boennan

Churches Pulpits Across City Invite Wide Attendance

A mounted list of pastors and sermons for Sunday services across Chicago area churches. Revs Studer Rest Jenney Adam Hoover Kamphoefner and others speak on topics from maturity to child likeness to faith themes. Morning Sunday schools begin around 9:30 with varied hymnody and gospel messages at Crerar Bryn Mawr Ingleside St Paul and many churches.

B'nai B'rith Officers Set For Installation Luncheon

The Friendship chapter hosts an installation luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Del Prado hotel. Mrs. Helen Rothschild, former Adolph Krause chapter president, will be installing officer. Mrs. Sidney Immergluck begins a second term as president, with a slate of officers and trustees named including Mrs. M. Melvin Greenwald, Mrs. Jerome Frazin, Mrs. Lee D. Greenwald and others named for vice presidencies and secretaries. trustees listed as Mrs. Louis Miller, Estelle Offerman, and Manuel Robin.

Friendship B’nai Brith del Prado S53rd St Hyde Park Blvd Helen Rothschild Madison Park Adolph Krause Sidney Immergluck Essex Ave M. Melvin Greenwald Paxton Ave Jerome Frazin E. 74Th St Lee D. Greenwald Jeffery Ave Manny Goldstein Merrill Ave Herbert Abrams Chappel Ave Harry M. Pullman East End Ave Bernard Distenfield Cregier Ave Joseph Y. Kramer Yates Ave Sentinel Sydney Mandel Burnham Lave Morris Levin Phillips Ave Ernest R. Katz Chappellave State Louis Miller Crandon Ave Estelle Offerman Greenwood Ave Manuel Robin

St Lawrence Club Social Events Planned by Local Group

The St Lawrence Young People's club schedules a music festival at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the school hall at 72nd and Dorchester. An alumni dance follows at 8:30 p.m. Saturday with The Beachcombers providing music. Co chairs Rita Bauer Robert Field and Robert Riley assist. Fritz Batchelor chairs the program. club president is Thomas Kenny.

St. Laurence Tomorow Dorchester Fritz Batchelor Greenst Arangements Rita Bauer Drexel Ave Robert Field Robert Riley Harper Ave Thomas Kenny E. 65Th Pl

Progress VFW Auxiliary Dinner Saturday

Progress VFW Auxiliary to hold a smorgasbord at 7 p.m. Saturday in clubrooms at 1807 E 75th St to benefit the service fund. Chairman is Mrs. A J Adams of 10916 Church St with assistants Mrs. George Zaznow, 7835 Saginaw Ave, Mrs. B R Harriman, 7217 East End Ave, and Mrs. John Wier, 7455 Bennett Ave.

Progress Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 75Th St A. J. Adams Church St George Zam~zow Saginaw Ave BR. H. Harriman East End Ave John Wier Bennett Ave

Uncle Louie Martens Feted For 18 Years In Scouting

More than 130 Southeast siders honored Louis Martens at a May 19 banquet for completing his 18th year in scouting and earning the Silver Beaver award. The event at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints recognized his long service with Troop No. 555 formed by the church. Martens, a plasterer, guided scouts as master until 1949 and later served on the troop committee. He received the Silver Beaver from the Chicago council during a banquet at Morrison Hotel in April. A pen and pencil set plus letters from former scouts topped the Southeast side tribute. Martens and wife Margaret have two daughters, both in California.

Southeast Siders Louis Martens Phillips Ave Boy Scouts Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Kenwood Ave Martens Louie Chicago Council of Scouting Morrison Hotel Margaret Harry McClane Leslie Clane California

Bryn Mawr Players Stage Dear Ruth Tonight and Tomorrow

Bryn Mawr Players present Dear Ruth final show of season at 8 o clock in Gardner Hall Bryn Mawr Community Church 7000 Jeffery Ave Directed by Mrs George E Q Johnson founder and director Cast includes Barbara Kiser Merecedes Damrow Sidonia McDaniel Victor Torsberg Kenneth Mars Stewart Black Virginia Oleson Jeanne Roth William Berger and others in the lineup

Bryn Mawr Players Jana Gardner Hall Bryn Mawr Community Church Jeffery Ave Ruth George E. Q. Johnson Crandon Ave Players Barbara Kiser Clyde Ave Merecedes Damrow Coles Ave Sidonia McDaniel Victor Torsberg Jeffery Kenneth Mars Stewart Black Woodlawn Virginia Oleson

Rose Maiden by Cowen at Woodlawn Methodist Church

The sy voice choir at Woodlawn Methodist presents The Rose Maiden at 8 p.m. today in the church auditorium on 64th Street. The choir will be accompanied by a string quartet and piano.

Woodlawn Methodist Church Cowen

Sculptor Will Address Church Woman's Group

The Woman's auxiliary of Ava lon Park Community church will hear sculptor Mrs. Mabel Torrey speak at a 12:45 p.m. luncheon next Wednesday in the Pattors church at 8100 Dante. She will discuss Religion in Sculpture and exhibit figures of children. Chairmen Mrs. Robert Hall and Mrs. Richard Wertzler will serve. WILL ATTEND WEDDING. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Walsh will attend the wedding of their nephew John McNulty in Providence.

Avalon Park Community Church Mabel Torrey Dante James F. Walsh Providence John McNulty

Portland Lecturer to Speak at Twenty-first Church

Herschel P. Nunn of Portland, Christian Science Board of Lectureship, will lecture on Christian Science at 3 30 p m Sunday in Avalon Park school auditorium 8045 Kenwood Ave The speaker travels nationally as one of 27 Christian Science lecturers sponsored by the Scientists He will discuss applying Christian truths to various difficulties

Vincent Methodist Vincent Methodist Church 91St Pl Langley Woodlawn Baptist Woodlawn Baptist Church University Ave First Presbyterian Harold L. Bowman First Presbyterian Church Kimbarkave First Universalist David H. Cole Mary L. Cleary Chatham Fields Lutheran Church St.rand St. Lawrence Ave Jackson Park Frank Sheriff The Christian Business Men's Committee Jackson Park Baptist Church Kenwood Ave Graf Yover South Shore Methodist Frank Hancock South Shore Herschel P. Nunn Portland Christian Science Board of C.S.B Oregon First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts Avalon Park School Dorchester Ave 80Th List Streets Twenty-first Church of Christ, Scientist Chicago

Burnside Principal to Be Panel Chairman

Lois Schauer principal of Burnside Elementary school will serve as panel chairman at the Chicago Principals' club second annual educational conference and luncheon at the Morrison hotel next Saturday. She will discuss developing an inservice program in the elementary school.

Lois Schauer Burnside

June Graduate Sheila Hart Among Lake Forest College Class

Sheila Ann Hart daughter of Mrs Dorothy Kay Foley of 8324 Dante Avenue will graduate in June from Lake Forest College where 143 students form the graduating class.

Sheila Ann Hart Dorothy Kay Foley Dante Ave Lake Forest College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Southeast Economist Win. H. McDonnell Dorothy Pinkerton J. He House of Cards Michigan Henry Schricker G. Mennen Williams Guy Gillette Homer Capehart Indianapolis Johnny Parsons Lee Wallard Mike Nazaruk B. Shewbridge 15Th St 14Th St St. Sith Arthur Fiedler Alaska Borbo Ball Louis Tolstoy Edward Bellamy Maude Hutchins Roger Chapman Naval Operations William Kinney Forrest Sherman George Kinzie Bowdoin College Florida Arizona Maine Paul Bunyan Jennifer Babe Josephine Jennie W. 65Th St South Park Cottage Grove Langley Ave Hiram Kelly St. Bernard's Church the People 45Th St Crerar Presbyterian Warren G. Studer Crerar Memorial Presbyterian Church Calumet ‘Ave Immanuel Evangelical William L. Rest Immmanuel Evangelical Michigan Ave Ray Freeman Jenney Our Savior Lutheran Chris Adam Kankakee State Hospital Our Savior Lutheran Church 99Th St Luella Ave Ingleside Avenue St. Paul Lutheran Robert F. Kamphoefner St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Are Churches of Christ Scientist Church of Christ, Scientist Coles Kerwood Ave Woodlawn Ave St. John’s Methodist George R. Keepin Timothy St. John’s Methodist Church Jellery Ave Trinity Mission Eric Peterson Albam Trinity Mission Covenant Church T4th Cottage Grove Ave Echod Fehod 1St St Park Manor Gustavus Lutheran Ragnar Molin Gustavus Adoiptus Hyangeficas Lutheran Tabor Lutheran Arthur E. Enquist Tabor Lutheran Church Bisokline Presbyterian Vaureh Taqu Mary Tandave Calvary Baptist Lloyd Ratland Calvary Baptist Church Wakeford Methodist James A. Ward Wakeford Methodist Church Howe Lundquist Pastor Lundquist Elim Baptist Church Carl H. Lundquist B’nai B’rith Sidney Immergluick St. Lawrence Club Progress Vfw Louie’ Martens Lester C. Pertle South Shore Dr Ilinois Institute of Technology Opra Pertle Lane Technical’ High School Korea Inchon Bruce Marine Signal Corps One Tech Qor Delicatessen Wishbone Call Museum Stony Island Ave Jesus John £. Grygo Ogden Park Baptist Church Marquette Road Oakland Thabest Laundry & Cleaning Opel I Nean Cafeteria 53Rd Street Hyde Park Thur Masta
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