Southeast Economist Weekly Advertises Home Delivery
Southeast Economist publishes Thursdays from 4105 East Tar Street Fairfax 4460 Chicago. Dine rs delivery by carrier to homes at 10 cents monthly and mail rates to Cook County 2.00 yearly. U S A or Canada 4 090 yearly. Serves South Shore and many Chicago neighborhoods and adjacent territories.
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East Tar Street
Fairfax
Chicago
Cook County
Canada
Southeast Economist
Carrien News
South Shore
Woodlawn
Chatham
Chatham Fields
Wirdsor Park
Cheltenham
Grand Crossing
Bencome Park
Exsex
Parkside
Burnside
Brookline
Wakefield
Chesterfield
Chesterfield Heighte
Avalon Park
Bryn Mawr
Adjacent Territories
Advice From Keep Chicago Safe on Child Traffic Safety
Mayor Kelly’s Keep Chicago Safe committee urges Southeast parents to train children in accident prevention during vacation. It notes youths often cause or face traffic dangers and suggests sidewalk play, regular safety walks with a point system, and parental cooperation to reduce fatalities and injuries.
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Kelly
Keep
Chicago
Keep Chicago Safe Committee
Summer Camp Teaches Self Reliance and Social Growth
A camp week offers outdoor sport, health, and independence, teaching children to handle danger, develop fitness, and interact with diverse peers. Parents should seek camps with minimal adult guidance, where youths mingle across backgrounds, ideally linked to the Y.
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Inquisition
John
Tom
Bill
Jim
The Countess and Other Verse Fragments
A collage of poems and snippets, including Fire Eater and Eddie Drake requests, Sappho tribute by WHIMSY, a Cambodian royal note, Polly Lops memoriam, and shorthands on music, love, and daily life with light witty asides and verse musings.
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Sappho
Beauty
Paint for IC Stations and Duct Areas
A property owner urges the I C to donate paint for iron work of via ducts at 75th street and for neglected stations and waiting rooms. The Editor notes WPA cleaning the Community outlets improved appearance and asks for paint to maintain public spaces.
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I.C
WPA
75Th St
Letter to We the People in Southeast Economist
Public column invites reader letters with signatures and address. Editor notes Dorothy Gutelus received a scholarship due to a prior article. Letters discuss war and weather, praise for Alderman Daley on beach safety, concerns about trailer camps on 75th Street and Lake, and action by the South Shore Protective Association.
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the People
Southeast Economist
E. 71St St
Chicago
Dorothy Gutelus
Vernon Ave
Parker High School
Margaret V. Bowers
Alderman Daley
South Shore Protective Association
Woodlawn Post To Hold Annual Picnic And Reunion
Woodlawn post No. 175 American Legion will host a Sunday picnic at Fgger's grove near 112th street and Avenue B with Dr Daniel E OClark overseeing activities. Crippled children from Martha Washington home will attend as guests and receive milk and ice cream. A Fort Dearborn vs Woodlawn post baseball game and other contests offer prizes.
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Woodlawn
American Legion
Hyde Park
Henry Hirsch
Woodlawn Ave
Harry, O'Hern
E. 61St St
Clarence Olson
Mackinaw Ave
Daniel H. Lewis
Essex Ave
Harry C. von Berg
Emerald Eve
Rae E. Bates
E. 84Th St
Hyde Park High Opens Transcripts Office During Vacation
The Hyde Park high school will host a transcripts office in Room 128 during the Swamer vacation. A staff member will be on site every Wednesday to issue official copies for the June graduates. The first transcript is free, with a small fee for additional copies.
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Board of Education
Hyde Park High School
64Nd St
Stony Island
Swamer
Free Concert Opens Summer Series at University of Chicago
Izler Solomon conducts the Illinois Symphony Orchestra in a free outdoor program at Hutchinson Court near Mandel Hall next Thursday at 8 30 p m. The program features Smetana The Bartered Bride Overture and Beethoven Fifth Symphony with indoor contingency if weather turns foul.
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University of Chicago
Izler Solomon
Illinois Symphony Orchestra
Smetana
Beethoven
Monitor on Display at Twenty-first Church Exhibit
The Twenty first Church of Christ Scientist announces a window display at 655 E 79th St featuring the Christian Science Monitor. The exhibit runs daily through July 3 and highlights Marjorie Schuler's world trip progress.
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Twenty-first Church of Christ, Scientist
E. 79Th St
Christian Science Monitor
Marjorie Schuler
Southeast Girls Enter American Legion Contest
The Cook County American Legion council seeks a single unmarried Southeast woman aged 18 to 25 to be official representative to the national convention in Los Angeles. The winner will join a July 3 Independence Day celebration at Soldier Field featuring fireworks, dramatizations, flying skimmers, fountains, an international polo match, and drum and bugle corps displays. The event, chaired by Col. Ara Sprague, aims to promote Americanism and civic ideals.
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Cook County Council of the
American Legion
Los Angeles
Soldier Field
Cook County Council
Legionnaires
Chicago
Ara Sprague
124Th Field Artillery
Colonel Sprague
Foster children taken on outing by Chicago Philanthropic Juniors
Thirty motherless children from Southeast residents joined the Chicago philanthropic club Juniors for a day of museum visit and Lincoln Park Zoo outing arranged by Marjorie Van Gelder. Each Junior hosted a child, with a museum tour, picnic lunch, and rides back home after an enjoyable afternoon.
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Chicago Philanthropic Club
Jewish Children's Bureau
Marjorie van Gelder
Brompton Ave
Miss van Gelder
Chicago Historical Society
Clark St
North Ave
Lincoln Park Zoo
Crossing Improvement Group Seeks Repairs and Cemetery Trees
At the Grand Crossing Improvement Association meeting on Dorchester Avenue a letter from Alderman Mulcahy promised street and sidewalk repairs and dead-tree trimming. W. H. Doyle presided as 12 new members joined. plans for a monthly picnic were discussed and no meetings will be held in July or August. The September gathering will be on the second Thursday.
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Grand Crossing Improvement Association
Dorchester Ave
Ald
Michael F. Mulcahy
W. H. Doyle
E. T4th
Doyle
Marial Charlotte Pliss Feted on Her Birthday
A 16th birthday party and Hyde Park High School graduation celebration for Marial Charlotte Pliss was held at her home on Friday night. Guests included Irwin Suloway Reva Frumkin Walter Milburn Margaret Cox and several others. Pliss plans to enter the University of Chicago in the fall.
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Marial
Charlotte Pliss
Cornell Ave
Hyde Park High School
University of Chicago
Irwin Suloway
Reva Frumkin
Walter Milburn
Margaret Cox
Warren Spitz
Elaine Fox
Dick Baer
Jane Cohen
Dave Baer
Helen Loeb
Sam Greenblatt
Beatrice Rosenbloom
Joe Pohlzon
Hazel Hausmann
Paul
Hirsch Alumni Dance Cruise Set for Wednesday Night
Hirsch High School Alumni plan an evening dance cruise aboard the SS Theodore Roosevelt. The ship departs at 9 30 p m from the Michigan Avenue bridge and returns by 11 50 p m. Albert Block president invites all Hirsch alumni and Southeast residents to attend. Buckeye Party noted for Chicago Society of Ohio Women with Mrs Edward R Tyler attending.
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Hirsch High School Alumni Association
Michigan Ave
Hirsch
Southeast
Albert Block
Dorchester Ave
Edward R. Tyler
Champlain Ave
Chicago Society of Ohio
Robert E. Palmer
Parker
Tyler
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