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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

7

Registration of Land Title in Warren Property

In Cook County circuits an application by Newton M. Warren and Elizabeth Warren seeks initial registration of title to Lots 41 and 42 in Rock 35 in B. Gross Subdivision of Blocks 27 to 42 Dauphin Park 2nd Addition. Notice requires appearance by July 13 1939 or the application will be granted by default. Clerk John E. Conroy announces dates June 7 and 8-15-22-25.

Newton M. Warren Elizabeth Warren Rock Dauphin Park Uarner L. R Chesterfield Federal Savings and Loan Association Chicago Elizabeth C. Warren Circuit Court of Cook County A.D John E. Conroy Circuit Court TlEnvis

Pupils of Juna M Todd Presented in Recital

Piano pupils of Juna M Todd at 6238 Ellig Avenue were presented in a Baldwin hall recital on Sunday afternoon. Zelma Siegel sang soprano and Mazie Border read poetry with Miss Todd guiding the program. Participants included Shirley Mayer, Brian Jarchow, Martian Andersen, Geraldine Andersen, Billy Kidwell, Lois Kidwell, Joyce Siegel, Lenora Golberg, Theresa Lagter, Sophie Manes, and Paul Wray.

Juna M. Todd Ellig Ave Baldwin Hall Wabash Ave Zelma Siegel Mazie Border Miss Todd Shirley Phillip Mayer Brian Patricia Jarchow Martian Geraldine Andersen Billy Lois T. Kidwell Joyce Siegel Lenora Golberg Theresa Lagter Sophie Manes J Paul Wray

Economists Promote Budget Bermuda and New York Tours

The Economist travel department highlights a two week Bermuda extension with a $116.85 package including a week in New York. A $52.85 New York tour leaves August 6 featuring air conditioned cars, private diners, five hour city tour and yacht trip. Southeast side residents can arrange through 728 W. 65th St offices.

Bermuda New York Economist Travel Department Economist Manhattan Southeast Side Southeast Economist 65Th St

Fragmented OCR Trivia List from Unknown Source

A garbled list of terms and numbers including East Africa, Willie Keeler, carbon tetrachloride, Delaware, Verdi, Maine, Sherlock Holmes, and Alice in Wonderland. The unreadable text reads like a mixed catalog or crossword style card with scattered entries and partial phrases, lacking coherent narrative or context.

East Africa Willie Keeler Siam Macthbeth Delaware North Lansing Verdi Lincoln Softball Rosemary English Lamb Sherlock Holmes Phiosopher Maine

Calumet Alumni Dance Planned In Willow Springs

The Calumet Alumni association hosts a summer dance at Oh Henry ballroom tonight from 9 p.m. to 12 30 a.m. with the Muscat Ramblers orchestra and a promise to play requests. Chairman Don Bischenauer leads a 16-member committee. buses depart Trailway terminal at 8 p.m. with stops en route to Willow Springs.

Calumet Alumni Association Oh Henry Muscat Ramblers Don Bischenauer Vernon Ave Archer Rd Willow Springs Trailway Randolph St 63Rd St Cicero

Ladies Auxiliary Hosts Earning Fund Luncheon

Mrs. Ethel Moskow chaired an earning fund luncheon Tuesday at Covenant club for the First Roumanian congregation auxiliary. Helpers included Nettie Gartner Victoria Worshill and Anita Goldfield. Southeast side attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Max Bernard and others. Rose Greenberg leads the auxiliary.

Ethel Moskow Covenant Club Nettie Gartner East End Ave Victoria Worshill E. 67Th St Anita Goldfield E. 68Th St Max Bernard Max Schwartz Clyde Ave William Needelson Cornell Ave Hershel Reiters Rose Greenberg

Unemployment Benefits eligibility rules described

Article explains who may receive unemployment benefits from July 1 1939 to March 31 1940. Requirements include earnings of 225 or more in insured jobs in 1938, ability and availability to work, active registration with Illinois State Employment Service, filing an original claim after July 1, a two week waiting period, and benefit amounts determined by 1938 earnings. 16 week limit applies. New SEOs serving southeast Chicago areas listed with addresses 6760 Stony Island Ave 4711 South Wentworth Hwy 10807 Michigan Ave.

Grigibute Ilinois State Southeast Side Stony Island Ave Ares 87Th St 79Th St Lake 35Th St Cottage Grove Ave 60Th St Wentworth Ave

Fourth of July activities at Tu Ey park planned

A Chesterfield community council committee and Chicago Park District plan a July Fourth program at Tu Ey park. Events include a morning horseshoe tournament softball games flag raising by Sons of the Legion with Boy Scouts, Steinmann School performers, boxing and wrestling, and evening dancing. Committee chair W D Frank with co organizers J G Stokes Frank O Connor and James Cross.

Mond Norton Carl J. Adams Chamber Tu Ey Park Chesterfield Community Council Chicago Park District Sons of the Legion Squadron Tinois Central

Priest Appointed Shrine Director at National Shrine of the Little Flower

Rev Paschal Baier chosen director and prior at the National Shrine of the Little Flower in Chicago. He succeeds Rev Frederic Manion on sick leave in New Baltimore Pa. Baier, 30, earned a BA at Catholic University and studies at Notre Dame and De Paul University. Additional Chicago-area appointments include Rev Matthew O Neill and others to provincial roles in the American Carmelites.

Paschal Baier National Shrine of the Little Flower Ch'caco Matthew ‘T. O'Neill Mt. Carmel Danteaye O'Neill St. Mary Church Joliet Middle West Post Chicago Urban Lager Chrysostom Anderson Anselm Werner Andrew Weldon Theodore Hatten Berthold Malone St. Cyril Monastery

Rabbi Neuberger Opens Beth Joseph Sisterhood Luncheon

Rabbi Adam Neuberger served as principal speaker at the annual Sisterhood luncheon of Congregation Beth Joseph, outlining year’s accomplishments alongside officers Mrs. M. J. Sherrow, Mrs. 5. F. Brod, Mrs. Leo Tennenhbaum, and Mrs. Morris Laske. The group will resume activities in early Fall.

Adam Neuberger Sisterhood Congregation Beth Joseph M. J. Sherrow 5. F. Brod Leo Tennenhbaum Morris Laske Siste Rhood

Village apartment plan outlines hundreds of trees and six housing groups

Alfred Shaw outlines Chatham Park project with six sections and tree lined roads. The plan includes 164 five room duplexes 195 four room units 105 three room units 12 five room units 78 garden apartments totaling 2248 rooms for 554 families. Ground breaking within 30 days and rentals yet to be set.

Alfred Shaw Shaw Robert G. Regan Company Chatham Park

Southeast Side Students Edit DePaul Annual

Two DePaul University seniors have been named editors of the annual. A Mberaarts, senior sports editor of the DePaul in weekly, serves as band treasurer and is a Phi Kappa Alpha and Blue Key member. Joseph Rettich, downtown editor, is a senior in commerce and also part of Blue Key, with credits at DePaulin and DePauMan.

Southeast Side DePaul University John Dolehide Eberhart Ave Mberaarts DePaulin Blue Key Honor Fraernity Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Joseph Rettich E. 83Rd St College of Commerce Blue Key Honor Society DePau- Man

Four Here Receive Law Degrees At John Marshall

Four Southeast side residents earned LLB degrees and one received a post graduate degree at John Marshall Law School’s 38th annual June graduation held in the school building at 315 Plymouth Court last Saturday evening. Recipients were Robert J. E. Morin an Internal Revenue agent Henry C. Rossman Jr and Howard C Merdiers who all received LLB degrees along with Stanley F. Evans who earned a post graduate degree.

Southeast Side John Marshall Law School Plymouth Ct Robert J. E. Morin

Typical stockholder named in oil firm's 50th anniversary pamphlet

Harry R. Foster of 2225 East 70th Street appears as a typical stockholder in a Standard Oil of Indiana pamphlet issued for its fiftieth anniversary. The document, mailed to about 100000 stockholders, features Foster and his wife in a home portrait on the cover.

Harry R. Foster E. 70Th St Standard Oil Company of Indiana Foster

Drownings Continue As Search Fails To Save Boy

A boy drowned about ten feet from shore while swimming with companions who raised the alarm. Coast guards and club members recovered the body after a short search but efforts to revive him failed. Funeral services will be in St Laurence church tomorrow at 9:20 a.m. with burial at St Mary cemetery. Survived by his parents, three brothers William Jo Robert and John, and a sister Mrs Hazel Young.

Crres Club Coast

Park Day Camp schedule for community youth

Park Day Camp will run daily from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. except Saturdays and Sundays, offering supervised games, athletics, crafts, and outdoor sport instruction. Campers must bring lunches. a lunch and rest period is from 1 to 2 p.m. The notice notes two seven year olds, Marciellene Kimbrell and Richard Robert Smith Jr., performing violin solos at Bryn Mawr Community Church recital.

Medital Marciellene Kimbrell Dewey E. Kimbrell H. 76Th St Richard Robert Smith, Jr Richard R. Smith Phillips Bryn Mawr

Avalon Park to Host Supervised Summer Play Program

The Chicago Park District aviation division under Alice Beyer will run a free supervised recreational program at Avalon Park covering 83rd Street and Woodlawn Avenue. Activities include nature study storytelling sewing games scrapbooks and puppet making for children and pre school groups from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday all summer with Lena Lewis directing. The park has added a shelter comfort station benches floodlight and a new car parking space.

Aitcraft Division Chicago Park District Alice Beyer Avalon Lena Lewis

Genius and Neurosis Lecture in 1938 Series

In the third lecture of the 1938 series on What Is Success the Chicago Association for the Study and Advancement of Individual Psychology will present Aeral Arenold Ph.D. who will speak on Genius and Neurosis Two Patterns of Success in the Art Institute club room tomorrow at 8 15.

Chicago Association For the Study and Advancement of Aeral Arenold Art Institute

Girl Recovering from Auto Accident Injuries

Gladys Griffin 18 of 1434 E 72nd pl recovering from injuries after an automobile collision at 80th and Morgan with Willard Van Drunen of Holland Michigan driving the other car. Also injured were Mrs Anna Griffin 54 Anna Mae 17 and Edwin Carlson 52 all taken to South Chicago hospital.

Gladys Griffin 80Th Morgan Sts Willard van Drunen Holland Miss Griffin Anna Griffin Anna Mae Edwin Carlson South Chicago Hospital

Maurice Turnquist Admitted For Operation At Hines Hospital

Maurice Turnquist of 6734 East Enclave Avenue entered Edward Hines Jr Hospital last week for an operation. He expects to remain there for several weeks.

Maurice Turnquist East Enclave Edward Hines

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