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Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

4

Southeast Economist Serves South Shore Area News Coverage

The Southeast Economist publishes news for South Shore Woodlawn Chatham Chatham Fields Windsor Park Cheltenham Grand Crossing Ben come Park Essex Parkside Burnside Brookline Waker field Chesterfield Chesterfield Heights Avalon Park Bryn Mawr and adjacent territories.

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

Unsung Heroes of Chicago Police Benefit Meet

Chicago police officers, 6453 strong, protect the city and face great risk. The annual field meet at Comiskey Park and Wrigley Field on July 1 2 and July 9 funds widows and orphans of officers killed in the line of duty. Proceeds support families and highlight the force’s hazardous life and devotion.

Chicago Woodlawn Grand Crossing Burnside Chicago Police Department Comiskey Park Wrigley Field

Bicycle Lanes Advocated as Practical Park Paths

The article argues bicycles pose traffic hazards and deserve dedicated paths in parks. It notes bicycles are vehicles, cites injuries, and highlights Chicago park experiments with hard-packed lanes as acceptable, practical recreation.

Chicago

The Passing Show and Modern Generation Snippets

A collage of comic verses and notes on pop culture includes a playful portrait of a five year old girl, quirky bells and cartoons about bells and fashion, plus humorous items about birds, travel, and Berlin stalls.

What’s Your Best Answer How to Score Quiz

A mixed reader quiz with 25 questions covering geography history literature and more. It explains scoring four points per correct answer and notes the correct solutions appear on Page 7, inviting reader submissions to Southeast Economist in Chicago.

Southeast Economist 65Th St Chicago

Chicago Street Cars Need Modernization Says Daily Rider

In a letter to the Daily Rider column, readers critique Chicago street car system for noise and uncomfortable seating. They urge modern cars with smoother starts, rubberized wheels, and safer doors, noting aging equipment and unresolved transit reorganizations.

Ditor Chicago Daily Rider

Churches United Presbyterian Chapel Bible Study and Sermons

Church activities list weekly topics and service times across multiple congregations including United Presbyterian Chapel Crerar Memorial and St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran. Subjects include A Declaration of Dependence Moses the Patriot and Our Forgiveness to Our Neighbors with vacation Bible schools and Fourth of July events.

United Presbyterian Chapel E. 83Rd St J. W. McClenahan Y.P.C.U. Crerar Memorial Presbyterian H. Ray Berger Crerar Memorial Presbyterian Church Bist St Calumet Moses Carl Chevedden Charles Wakefield Cadman St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church Drexel] Ave Saurbaer 125Th St Cicero J. A. Parkander Chatham Fields 81St St St. Lawrence

Orange Boosters Picnic at Bergmann's Grove

The Orange Boosters plan a Saturday picnic in Bergmann's Grove at 24th Street and Desplaines Avenue North Riverside. Afternoon events include races and softball with games. dancing will close the day in the evening.

Orange Boosters Bergmann’s Grove 24Th St Desplaines Ave North Riverside

Aid Center Pleads for Clothing and Shoes Donations

Grand Crossing Community Aid center director Mrs. Daniel Foreman requests discarded clothing and old shoes to help the needy as supplies have run dry. Cobblers provided by the WPA will repair shoes. items require an OK from a church pastor or a center member. Center at Grand Crossing park fieldhouse, 76th street and Ingleside, opens Tuesdays and Fridays 2 to 4 pm in summer.

Daniel Foreman Grand Crossing Grand Crossing Park 76Th St Ingleside Patrick Brady Brady Triangle

Shearer Fan Club Seeking Members

Southeast side fans of Norma Shearer may join the Norma Shearer club. Marian Whitney serves as president at 3661 Grenshaw St. Members receive an autographed photograph and one year of Smilin' Thru, plus access to a scrap library and a membership card. The club arranges meetings with visiting actors and actresses.

Southeast Side Norma Shearer Marian Whitney Grenshaw St Norma Shearer Club Miss Whitney Miss Shearer Smilin Shearer Scraps Chub Chuir

Delta Taus Award Best Scrapbook Won by Edna Elwood

At the Delta Tau sorority convention held at the Shoreland hotel Edna Elwood publicity chairman of Zeta chapter won the award for the most interesting and complete scrapbook and chapter activities for the past year The convention program included a business meeting dinner and a formal dance during the weekend

Delta Tau Sorority Edna Elwood Crandon Age Shoreland Hotel Miss Elwood Zeta

Ruth Gadbois Plans Summer Trip to South Haven

Ruth Gadbois of 1510 East 66th Place has returned from California where she spent the winter and intends to leave for South Haven in mid July.

Tanganyika South Sea Islands East Africa South Afri West Africa Central Babe Ruth Willie Keele Dizzy Dean Earl Averill Jimmy Foxx Joe DiMaggio Siamengla Egypt India China Sumatra Hamiet Richard Zit King Lear Delaware Virginia Massachusetts New York South Carolina Pennsylvania Newark N.J Pekin Ruth Gadbois E. 66Th California South Haven

SYLVIA Foretells Future Life Events Consultation Offer

A psychic named Sylvia offers future life readings claiming success with thousands of clients. The notice invites consultations by appointment and provides a phone number and suite for contact.

Sylvia Harrison

Would You Go To Train A Piano Prodigy

A mother of four faces a moral dilemma after learning her eight year old son shows extraordinary musical promise. She must choose between funding intensive piano training now or delaying to meet basic needs for the family. The decision tests sacrifice versus practicality and the boy's potential future fame.

What Would You Do Letter Contest Next Monday

A letter contest offers $5 for the best reader letter judged by the panel. Entries must state the writer’s decision and reasons, be brief and neat, and reach the What Would You Do Editor at Southeast Economist 728 HW 65th St by 9 a.m. next Monday. Mrs. Hubert L Beck is the previous week’s winner.

the People Southeast Economist 45Th St Chicago

Wife proposes separation as lesson for husband in contest letter

In a letter for the weekly "What Would You Do" contest she argues that marriages suffer when "for better, for worse" is forgotten. She suggests temporary separation as a corrective measure, claiming many spoiled men respond by becoming better husbands and fathers.

Yacht party honors Mundelein graduate on family yacht

Joan Bourque hosted a dinner aboard the family yacht for members of the Mun delein College French club to celebrate her graduation from the college.

Joan Bourque Paxton Art, J Mundelein College French Club

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