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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
3
The article explains residential electric charges: customer, demand, and energy charges. It details Commonwealth Edison room rates, three block rates for the first 100 kWh, and pricing per block based on room count. An example shows a five-room home using 120 kWh with 32 kWh at first block, 68 kWh at second, and remaining at third.
A practical guide explains meter dials and reading order from right to left, with four dials showing units tens hundreds and thousands. It covers sample readings, monthly usage, and how to compute charges across rate blocks plus the gross bill.
Perry O'Neil son of Mr and Mrs H A O'Neil 6134 Kenwood Ave will be featured as piano soloist with the American Concert orchestra in the Federal Music Projects young artist series finale tomorrow evening The orchestra conducted by Ralph Cissne will perform in the concert hall 632 N Dearborn St marking his debut with a professional orchestra A University High School graduate and former scholarship student since elementary school Perry O'Neil is poised for a notable early career.
Grand Crossing-Chatham Chamber of Commerce outlined a July 4 program in Grand Crossing park. Events include track and field, baseball, softball, flag-raising, drum and bugle drills, a patriotic speech, and entertainment. A charity softball game pitted chamber members against Grand Crossing police.
The chamber notes completion is tied to funding and urges business leaders to push for fast work on the I C and Nickel Plate railroads viaduct project while appointing a flood mitigation study and a new speaker series led by Dr Willard R Johnson to address trade issues.
Cadet Corporal Damiel Salisbury son of Mrs. L. J. Salisbury 1405 66th Place graduated last week from the Theodore Roosevelt Military Academy in Aledo Illinois. He served as manager of football basketball and track teams and belonged to the Varsity Lettermen club Student Council and NCO roster.
The Minois Central Service Booster club schedules its last meeting of the season for Wednesday evening June 28 at St Cyril hall 64th street and Dante. A technicolor sound film Steel, Man's Servant will be shown. Lee Robinson IC system equipment superintendent spoke at the previous meeting and Patricia Hallahan daughter of club president E J Hallahan entertained with songs.
Mrs Merwin W Pratt literature chairman of the Chatham Fields Woman's club hosts her committee next Tuesday at 1 pm to discuss plans for the coming year at her Verhon avenue home.
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