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Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1946

Page

4

Southeast Economist Publishes Local South Side News

Weekly newspaper issued every Thursday from Chicago addresses South Snore Woodlawn Chatham Windsor Cheltenham Grand Crossing Bencome Park Essex Parkside Burnside Brookline Wakefield Chesterfield Chesterfield Heights Avalon Park Bryn Mawr and adjacent territories with community updates and notices.

Southeast Economist South Snore Woodlawn Chatham Chatham Fields Windsor Cheltenham Grand Crossing Bencome Park Essex Parkside Burnside Brookline Wakefield Chesterfield Chesterfield Heights Avalon Park Bryn Mawr

Red Cross in Chicago Hotel Fire Saves and Serves

Red Cross workers led by James H. Carnahan mobilized 12 ambulances at LaSalle and Madison after a Chicago LaSalle hotel blaze. First aid teams treated 15 people with 10 survivors, with stations set up on hotel roof, a nearby restaurant, and city hall. By dawn 75 rested in the canteen as volunteers provided care and sedatives where needed.

Red Cross Carnahan LaSalle Madison Sts Fternan St. Luke’s Home Service C. W. Markham Evanston Frank Krejci Maplewood Ave E. D. Reed S. Michigan Ave Beatrice Seibert Jim Carnahan Hames Mr. Krejci Raymond Tegtmeyer Glencoe Margaret Huseby Beatrice Jones Coast Guard John Mertz Stewart Ave RedoCross Fist Togetér Motor Corps Ruth McCarthy

Red Cross Aids Fire Victims In Chicago

Fire victims received swift help from the Red Cross as volunteers handled breakfasts, calls, telegrams, and inquiries. Home service workers aided families from across the country while comforting mothers and spouses and managing a large relief effort.

Home Service Department Red Cross Chicago The

Passing Show Echoes of Home and Hope

A collage of verse and satirical notices blends longing for peace and home with jokes on inventions and fashion. Brief items touch on infant care ideas, dieting myths, sack clothing from feed bags, and a blind writer’s recognition. Also listed is a charity dinner for PS troopers at Tum with reservations and contact details.

PS Troopers Tum Puerps Colonial Woodlawn Ave Isairiel Williems 65Th St Hyde Park Lewse Hajek Preulina St Republ

Local church services listed across Ingleside area churches

Multiple congregations state Sunday sermons and times including Ingleside Avenue Methodist 7600 Ingleside, Crerar Memorial Presbyterian 8100 Calumet, Elim Baptist 78rd St and Greenwood, South Shore Methodist 79th St and Burnham, Park Manor Congregational 7000 South Park Ave, Parkside Baptist 69th St and Harper, Calvary Baptist and others. Also Bible study and youth programs noted with specific speakers and titles.

Carl Lundquist Elim Baptist Church 78Rd St Greenwood Ave South Shore Fridolf Carlson Sout Shore Methodist Church 79Th St Burnham Ave WMBI

How to Score A 25 Question Newspaper Quiz

A vintage boxed quiz explains scoring: 25 questions worth four points each with four to six options per item. Correct answers yield four points, wrong answers subtract four, and the best possible score is 100. Included are sample questions across history geography religion and more with multiple choice options and a public scoring note.

Southeast Economist 45Th St Chicago

Reckless drivers cited after dog killed by car load of youths

A letter to the editor calls for action on reckless driving by high school age youths who raced through streets and struck a dog, killing a newborn litter. The writer, Mrs Neel, laments the loss of her pet Spat and eight motherless pups and urges readers to avoid dangerous behavior.

Spat Neel

Letter to WE, THE PEOPLE urges free expression

A published letter column invites readers to send opinions with or without signature. The piece recalls past era free enterprise under Harding and Hoover, questions bureaucratic interference, and recounts a racehorse fire where horses perished, musing on horse sense and animal behavior. R. B. Rector signs as the author.

the People Southeast Economist 5Th St Chicago Harding, Coolidge Hoover Vautrin II R. B. Rector

Trade Executive Will Speak On City Problems

Lyon chief executive of the Chicago Association of Commerce will address the Associated Clubs of Woodlawn at 6 30 p m Monday in Woodlawn Methodist church on Problems of American Cities. He is an Illinois Bar member and former University of Chicago faculty. New officers and chairmen are announced by Mrs Edward J Chadek with names and addresses in Woodlawn and Kenwood. Two Morgan Park Military Academy graduates were reported Sunday.

Leverett Lyon Chicago Association of Commerce Associated Clubs of Woodlawn Woodlawn Methodist Church 64Th St Woodlawn Illinois Bar Association University of Chicago Washington University St. Louis Brookings Institute Washington, D.C Kent College of Law State Department Harold L. Bowman First Presbyterian Church A. T. Anderson Kiwanis J Club Woodlawn-South Shore Edward J. Chtadek Drexel Ave Clyde M. Cummins Greenwood Ave Roger V. Swift Maryland Ave Mary Frances Smith University Ave Mary L. Patrick Kimbark Ave John R. Coulson John Hayes Moses M. Shaw Ellis Ave Aiaray Chatham O. C. Sheldon Kenwood Ave

Church Conquers Sorrow Sermonette on Faith and Strength

The speaker argues that church makes God real and provides refuge strength and renewed hope. If God is not found in church, life loses meaning, for to know God is to live. The message emphasizes rising above troubles through divine presence and renewed energy.

Legion Asks Bradley to Keep Gardner Hospital

Omar J. McMackin, state commander of the American Legion, wires Gen Omar N Bradley to push continued efforts to retain Gardner General Hospital as a hospital for women war veterans. The appeal follows a survey showing 15 000 to 20 000 women veterans of World War II receiving medical care in Middle West hospitals.

Omar J. McMackin American Legion Omar N. Bradley Veterans Administration Gardner ‘General Hospital Legion Lester R. Benston Middle West

Two South Side Men Pledged to Tau Beta Pi

Dr. Louis T. Rader and Robert Evans have been pledged to the Tau Beta Pi chapter at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Rader, director of electrical engineering, earned the pledge for scholarship and contributions to engineering. Evans, a mechanical engineering senior, has stayed in the top fifth of his class with a 2.55 GPA.

Louis T. Rader Morgan Sr Robert Evans Wood ,Sr Illinois Institute of Technology Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Society Rader Electrical Engineering Evans

St. Clara Holy Name Retreat Planned at Mary's Lake

St. Clara Holy Name society to hold its annual retreat from Friday evening to Monday morning at the Franciscan House near Hinsdale. Members must inform organizers Guy Mongiuzzo Edward Foy or Harry Siebel to arrange transportation.

St. Clara

Nine South Shore Scout Teams Enter First Aid Contest

Taxms representing 39 Chicago Boy Scout troops compete in the Chicago council first aid demonstration tomorrow night at the Second Infantry Illinois Reserve Militia Armory 2653 W. Madison St. South Shore teams from nine troops will be judged on diagnosis accuracy speed and treatment by Red Cross and Boy Scout experts.

Taxms Chicago South Shore Chicago Council Second Infantry Ilinois Reserve Militia W. Madison St Red Cross Boy Scout

Woodlawn Post Flag Day Dance Benefits New Drum Corps

Members of the Woodlawn post American Legion plan a Flag Day dance at 6308 Woodlawn Ave at 9 pm Saturday to raise funds for new uniforms and equipment for the post drum and bugle corps. The corps is led by Clarence M. Lowry and trained by Oliver C. Johnson with an arrangements committee including Julius Zakarias and William B. Clutter.

Woodlawn The American Legion Woodlawn Ave Clarence M. Lowry Parnell Ave Oliver C. Johnson Ave. H Mr. Lowry George P. Petrie Drexel Ave Julius Zakarias 46Th William B. Clutter Kenwood Ave Charles Robert Evens Woodidwn Ave Johnson Stanley White Blackstone Ave William J. Graf

Rock River Conference Meets in Aurora for Women’s Society Session

The semi annual meeting of the Rock River conference Woman's Society of Christian service opens June 20 in Aurora at the Fourth Street Methodist Church. The 10 am program includes a business session and a keynote by Rev. Irma Highbaugh of China on Methodism's role in rehabilitating home and family life in China.

Rock River Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service Aurora Fourth Street Irma Highbaugh China

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W. 65Th Street Englewood the Red Cross Prince Robin Baby Mama Papa Jrem Ignatz Muriel Farr Sir Roget Ingleside Avenue Methodist Charles H. Draper Pleside Avenue Methodist Church Ingleside Ave Crerar Memorial Presbyterian Harold L. Wilson Ilam Crerar Memorial Presbyterian Church Calumet Ave Park Marner S. L. Johnson Park Manor Congregational Church South iPark Ave Parkside Baptist Roland J. Brown Parkside Baptist Church 69Th Spl Harper Ave Calvary Baptist James D. Mosteller H. L. Bowman First Presbyterian Church Walk Ave Lorimer Memorial Dad Cedric Peterson Larimer’ Memorial Baptist Church Vajon Park God the Preserver of Churches of Christ, Scientist Tive Lis Church of Christ Scilentist Coles Yates Twenty-first Chingi Sewentist Hole Allen Keedy Dante 74Th St Cot Garden of Praise Truman A. Morrison Bryn Mawr Community Jeffery Ave Windsor Park Arthur Jy. Raub Evangelical Lutheran Church 16Th St Saginaw Ave Canada Toronto Monice Was Rebecca Jezebel Naomi Hannah Maywood Bis New Orleans New York City St. Augustine Fla_ Santa Fe N.M Shiitoisis Washington John Quincy Adams Thomas Jefferson Rutherford B. Hayes James Buchanan Bastile France Robin Hood Il Trovatore the Barber of Seville Tannhauser Old Manse Woodrow Wilson Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover FD. Roosevelt Pluto Saturn Uranus Neptune Spain Russia Bulgaria Egypt Dale Taga Snakespeare Windsor Washington and Jefferson Colleges Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia New York Stone Mountains West Virginia Virginia North Carolina Georgia Cleveland Philadelphia Ickes Ditor Albert Fall Teapot Dome Bradley Gardner South Side St. Clara Holy Name Retreat Cottage Grove Ave Oodlawn Post Rock River Regent Sparing Venetian Blind Co., Inc East 79Th St SEARS E. 79Th St
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