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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1957

Page

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Penny for Your Thoughts at Weinberg E Bros

Citizens share views on a first rocket trip to the moon or Mars. John F Burhorn Sr of South Shore voices lifelong sailor skepticism while Albin J Zolinski a South Shore sales clerk favors the adventure if safety and return are ensured.

Weinberg E Bros Commercial Ave Moon Mars John F. Burhorn, Sr South Shore Mike John F Burhorn Albin J. Zolinski Albin J

Diverse Chicago opinions on space travel risks

Carl Bright questions public willingness to risk space travel and favors conditioning minds for a trip. Frank Ryszewski doubts outer space curiosity and fears rocket tests could cause atomic fallout. Liebermann would volunteer for a rocket voyage, seeing scientific advances as reducing danger.

Carl A. Bright South Chicago Carl A Frank X. Ryszewski Chicago Outer Space Ryszeski

Serene Hammond woman celebrates 102nd birthday

Mrs. Sarah Jones of 7322 S Dorchester Ave Hammond Ind turns 102. Born in Canada she moved to America as a child and taught school for five years before schools were graded. Widow for 50 years she travels if weather allows and keeps up with current events through newspapers and correspondence.

Sarah Jones Dorchester Ave Canada Jones America Hammond Ind William

New Puzzle Worth $260 To Winner

More than 1,200 people tried but failed to solve last week's SKILWORD puzzle. This week the prize rises to $260 with $52 added to the unclaimed total. Interest grows as responses increase and the contest gets tougher. The puzzle requires skill with two possible answers per statement and a clue to the correct choice.

Word Puzzle Features From Gen's FatWorld Page

A scrapbook page segment presents SKIL-WORD puzzle clues and discussion. It includes examples HASTENING CHASTENING VALIANT FEATURES HANDOUTS ADMIRES POWER SKIPPED LIFER with notes on word meanings and usage as presented to readers.

CVS Students Win Legion Awards At Chicago Vocational

Chicago Vocational school held commencement exercises Tuesday at Eckersall field. Neil Barker opened the ceremony as class president. Proficiency certificates and American Legion good citizenship awards were presented to numerous students including Kenneth Hickey John Daraska Paul Quattrocki John Nystrom Patrick Phelan Sally Lupimski Richard Schuster William Shogren Juliana Tomasi and many others. Special tributes honored retiring teachers Frances McGinnis Edward Connor and David Sharkey.

American Legion Chicago Vocational School Neil Barker S. Oglesby Ave Eckersall Field Kenneth Hickey John Daraska W. Tist Paul Quattrocki Sangamon John Nystrom Hermosa Ave Patrick Phelan W. 60Th Sally Lupimski S. Hoxie Richard Schuster S. Fairfield William Shogren East End Juliana Tomasi S. Corliss John Giloviak Damen Lynn Myers S. Bennett Ave Kathryn Fennell Lloyd Whitfield E. Alst Joseph Suchodolski W. 47Th Daniel Salamowicz S$ Crandon Daniel Woszczynski E 106 Raymond Wisniewski Commercial Richard Cleek Green Frank Dahlkemper 75Th Mary Kalebich Sist Janet Houghton Cornell Andrew Fase Millard John Malinowski Thomas Hewson S. Christiana Ave Bonnie Neville S. Drexel Ave No Baker Oglesby Ave Barbara and Beverly Strode S. Michigan Ave George Rotvich S. Commercial Ave Kenneth Klimek Avenue M Mary Lachik S. LaSalle Kay Byron S Bensley Ave Thomas Gardner S. Phillips John O’connor Perry Ave Assembly Thomas Ulaszek Bausch and Lamb Patricia O’meara S. Ridgeland Ave Frances McGinnis Edward Connor David Sharkey

High School YCW Dance Scheduled for Friday Evening

The high school branch of the YCW will sponsor a dance Friday evening June 28 in St Francis de Paula hall. President Joe Cariola of 8000 S Ingleside Ave will oversee arrangements. Refreshments will be served and door prizes awarded.

YCW St. Francis de Paula Hall Joe Cariola S. Ingleside Ave

East Side Chamber Plans Meeting Aboard Dutch Cargo Ship

East Side Chamber of Commerce led by William J. McDillon will meet Monday aboard the Prins Willem II, now docked at Calumet Harbor after visiting the port. The meeting marks a recurring event shared with a sister ship Prins Willem IV, while McDillon also chairs the regional port district board.

East Side Prins Willem II Aaldijk Lake Calumet Calumet Harbor McDillon Calumet Harbor Terminal Prins Willem IV Chicago

Fathers Urged To Help Southeast Little League Work

At an emergency meeting, fathers of players in the Southeast Little League were urged to assist completing the minor league field at E 94th Street and Kingston Avenue. Dugouts, fence painting, and bleachers remain. a work weekend is planned with volunteer umpires sought. Contact John Mitchell, president, at 9837 S Hoxie Ave, REgent 4 6324.

94Th St Kingston Ave John Mitchell S. Hoxie Ave Regent

Local Bill Poster Injured After Fall at South Side Site

Arthur Bee aged 80 a bill poster for General Outdoor Advertising fell yesterday after noon at 8044 S Cottage Grove Ave. He was taken to Jackson Park Hospital for emergency treatment with possible skull fracture and lacerations on the right scalp.

Arthur Bee General Outdoor Advertising Company Cottage Grove Ave Jackson Park Hospital

Drop Petitions Against 3 Juveniles In Riot

Delinquency petitions were dismissed against three boys Monday who were accused of taking part in a street fight in front of the Chatham Bowling Alley. The June brawl involved more than 50 youths and was not supported by identification. Four other boys received court supervision on June 7 in Boys court.

Chatham Bowling Alley South Parkway Wendell Green Alexander Napoli

Osteopathic Hospital Group Plans Meeting

The Woman's Junior Auxiliary to the Chicago Osteopathic Hospital will hold an installation at its meeting at 8447 S. Calumet Ave. Mrs. Ella Johnson will be installed as president along with officers Mrs. Marvel Gross as vice president Miss Edna Derpa as secretary and Mrs. Margaret Trombley as treasurer.

Chicago Osteopathic Hospital S. Ellis Ave E. C. Barton S. Calumet Ave Ella Johnson S. Constance Ave Marvel Gross Margaret Trombley

Direct Shipping Ties Calumet Harbor to Middle East and Europe

Calumet Harbor launches direct service with the Zim Israel Line ship Askholm bound for the Middle East as about 25 second hand cars and light trucks are shipped from Chicago and other goods. A Norwegian vessel under charter to Zim Israel sails with autos wheel chairs and household items to Israel while a separate German charter loads meat shipments to Hamburg and Rotterdam on the Therese Horn. The Ophelia from Kirsten Hamburg is due July 1 arriving July 25 with further European port calls.

Calumet Harbor Turkey Greece Israel Zim Israel Line Askholm Zim Israel Therese Horn Germany Hamburg Rotterdam Mid- America Ophelia Kirsten Europe Midwest Steamship Agency Furness, Withy & Company, Ltd

Chicago Aerie Installs Officers and Initiates Members

South Chicago Aerie No. 1358 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held an officer installation after its meeting at 9138 S. Houston Ave. New officers installed for the year were Charles J. Navard president, Don Amelin vice president, Ed Swede chaplain, Paul Haney Jr. worthy past president, Jerry Schotnich conductor, Orville Tatro inside guard. New members welcomed include Raymond McCorde, Harry Flanagan Jr., Constantine Costopoulos, Anthony Mule, Carl Mordstrom, Matthias McGing, Edward Mokrzycki, Dominick Frabetta, Herbert Jackson, Max Hittle, Henry Hartman, Robert Huber, Joseph Cosgrove, Robert Colombo, and John Donetello. Waukegan aerie members assisted with initiation.

South Chicago Constantine Costopoulos Anthony Mule Carl Mordstrom Matthias McGing Edward Mokrzycki Dominick Frabetta Herbert Jackson Max Hittle Henry Hartman Robert Huber Joseph Cosgrove Robert Colombo John Donetello The Waukegan Aerie

Shoppers seek relief with Southeast Chicago parking plan

South Chicago Chamber merchants division advances off street parking for shoppers in Southeast Chicago. A meeting with the Chicago Transit Authority and Alderman Emil Pacini will review use of CTA property east of the Calumet Service station for two hour free parking. The group led by Irving Freeman studies additional parcels at E 90th and S Houston for a potential lot with an attendant and a wall, aiming to expand city parking capacity and meters to serve more cars daily.

South Shore South Chicago CTA Ald Pacini City Hall Virgil Gunlock Calumet Super E. 93Rd 94Th Sts Irving Freeman Goldblatts E. 91St St S. Commercial Ave E. 90Th St S. Houston Ave Freeman South Chicago Shopping Center South Chicago Ave S. Exchange 91St 92Nd Sts Merchants Division South Chicago Chamber

Mother and Daughter Graduate One Day Apart

A Chicago family milestone with Mrs. George Sandor 43 of 7410 S Kimbark Ave and her daughter Linda 13 both graduating within a week. Mrs Sandor earned a Chicago Teachers College teaching certificate after years away from school while balancing family duties and PTA work. The family also includes George, Linda, Virginia Hamill and granddaughter Edith.

George Sandor S. Kimbark Ave Chicago Teachers College Linda James Madison Sandor PTA Madison Pta Cate George Virginia Hamill S. Yates Ave Edith

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Liebermann Southtown Economist Economist Charles Syzdak Marge Carroll Rve Gen Features Corp FatWorld Rights Bsvd CVS Legion East Side C Joe Osteopathic Hospital Group Middle East S.E South Shore and South Chicago Chambers of Commerce Act Vide Jack E. Budd
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