Southeast Economist Publication Details
The Southeast Economist is published every Thursday morning at 728 W 65th Street Chicago Illinois. It carries views of South Shore Woodlawn Chatham and surrounding neighborhoods and adjacent territories.
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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
4
The Southeast Economist is published every Thursday morning at 728 W 65th Street Chicago Illinois. It carries views of South Shore Woodlawn Chatham and surrounding neighborhoods and adjacent territories.
A list of twenty safety tips for families going away this summer. Covering home security from holding mail to securing windows, and travel safety from vehicle maintenance to road caution, sun protection, water safety, boating precautions, and fuel handling.
A reflective collection notes rare summer illnesses, seasonal shifts, and public concerns about children in streets, paired with poetry on tranquil summer hours. It highlights June's romance, fireflies, and musings by Harriet Eleanor Williams and Joseph Charles Salak, with verse by Zilla V. Tietgen.
Multiple Chicago churches announce Sunday services with varied themes and guest speakers. Calvary Baptist hosts Rev Mesteller on Like Father Like Son and The Perils of Prosperity. Park Manor Congregational, South Shore Presbyterian, Woodlawn Methodist, Elim Evangelical Free, Trinity Mission Covenant, First Presbyterian, Bryn Mawr, Crerar Memorial, Elim Baptist, Salem Lutheran, South Shore Methodist, Christian Science, and additional churches list sermon topics, times, and visiting ministers.
A scrambled OCR quiz piece explains scoring: 25 questions worth four points each, correct answers earn four points, wrong answers deduct four, max 100. It lists sample questions on animals, geography, literature, and history with broken answer options and a teaser about page 9 for the printed key.
Reader letters discuss cab stand space on Stony Island Avenue where half the curb is posted for taxi stands, leaving space for six cars though few cabs occupy it. Critics question enforcement and use, while tavern patrons may fill the remainder.
The Woodlawn Boys' Club invites the community to a spring dance tomorrow night from 8 to 12 at 6331 University Ave. Lois Conway of 6327 Drexel Ave. will reign as Spring queen and lead the grand march with her court including Jo-Anne Cooper Maureen Kelsey Leona Bragseur. A floor show at 9 pm features the Morgan dancing school and James R. Lee will sing.
Three children were christened at the St. Pauli Universalist church and church school on Sunday during the annual Children's day observance. William Allen Pederson infant son of H. Allen Pederson and Mrs Pederson of Kimbark Avenue, Lawrence Jacob Weiss age two and Vivian Weiss age three children of John and Vivian Weiss, 79th Street. Services were led by Mrs. Paul R. Stolte with the junior choir and primary department. Flowers were given to the children and a pot luck luncheon followed, then the parish quarterly business meeting.
Three retiring Chal-Win Girl Scout Neighborhood leaders were honored. Mrs. George L. Moss Mrs. E. J. Gleason and Mrs. Harold Osier received trays. New officers named Herbert Silverthorne Edmund Rasmussen Leon Sorby Edith Lipin. No replacement yet for Moss as district PR representative.
The Stevens-Doyle post of the American Legion will hold a Monte Carlo party at 8 30 pm Friday June 25 in post headquarters 1706 E 79th St. Directed by David Olson with assistants C Alden Biandelle Lee Meyrick and Martin Hanley the event will feature games and dancing.
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