Coates Named President of WBMA Succeeding Zeiler
Coates elevated to president of the Woodlawn Business Mews Association succeeding Harold Zeiler who is transferred to Richmond Ind Zeiler steps down after rapid rise and as former Lions club officer notes his gratitude to Woodlawn Coates longtime Larish Real Estate manager and former WBMA vice president will serve unexpired term and continue business promotions push he and his family reside on East 57th Street with two children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnemist
Phato Coates
Zeiler
Harold Zeiler
Woodlawn Business Men's Association
Richmond
Ind
E. Hector Coates
Frank Moran
William Locke
E. Hector Coat
37Th St
Woodlawn Business Mews Association
al Luneheor
Hayes
Coates
Woo
Zeller
WEMA
Chicago
Benton Harbor
He Aso
Woodlasen Lions Club
Woodlawn
da ‘Onvalle
Nish School
Business College
Vera
Harold JL
East 68Rd St
Miu
Larish Real Esta Mice
Aviz
Christopher Saved
Carols
57Th St
WRMA
The
Swan
Memory Lane Memories from Chicago theaters and railways
Nostalgic notes recall Linden theater at 63rd and Halsted with melodramas and three cent pieces for tickets. A tale remembers the first electric powered intramural railroad line from 63rd to Stony Island with riding costs and a turnstile dime for a ride.
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Ralph Emerson
Linden
63Rd
Halsted Srs
Chai Gallaber
63Rd St
Gith St
Jackson Pa
Stony Island
Dibbie
Chauncey Olcott
Chicago
Kerry Cow
MecVickers Theater
Memory Lane
Robin heralds spring sightings in early week
Local report from Mary Louise Witte at 534 West Marquette Road notes a robin observed Thursday morning signaling warming weather. She and her mother later heard the same bird again Monday at 7 am perched on a boulevard tree nearby, marking the arrival of spring.
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Mary Louise Witte
Marquette Rd
Miss Witte
Mr. Ropin
Doughnut Sale By Camp Fire Girls Raises Funds
Twelve Bryn Mawr Camp Fire Girls sold 233 dozen doughnuts during a recent campaign. Proceeds benefited headquarters of the Camp Fire Girls, aiding the organization and its activities in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Bryn Mawr Community Church
Tode Puxzier
Community Funds for Red Cross Increase Reported
Local figures show a rise in donations to the Red Cross as community funds grow to a new total. The report highlights renewed giving from residents and organizations supporting disaster relief and humanitarian aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Science of Numismatics Reveals Coins
An article on page 12 discusses aristocratic science and numismatics with reference to a display at the Museum of Science and Industry and mentions Drwt Tippank and Jack Kot in connection with coin collecting and exhibit details.
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Gien B. Smediey
Greenwood Ave
Museum of Science and Industry
Jack Kot Frion
Uits
Mafar A Manin
Cosieeiem' Ols Baie” Pyles Ie
Krueger to Speak at South Chicago Forum Tonight
Economist and educator C Krueger will address the South Chicago Community Forum at 8 pm in the South Chicago library 9055 House Tonave. The topic Is Are We Headed Toward Another Depression. Chairman Mrs John Campbell will lead the meeting, with an admission charge for the forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard C. Krueger
South Chicago
House Tonave
South Shore city elections and rail hearings color Chicago politics
City elections loom in the South Shore as officials contest a track depression case against Illinois Central. Six hours of cross examination reveal limited engineer visibility, with the railroad citing a $30 million depression cost and hearings on Lake Shore bus operation continuing as alderman Bohling and the South Shore chamber pursue safety and accessibility reforms.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Commerce’ Commission
Commission
Illinois Central Railroad
Nicholas Bohling
Seventh Ward
Lake Shover
Illinois Central
Bohling
Herbert Symon
Tiger
G. Nusz
Epton
Symon
Svmon
Partitian
South Chicago
South Shore Tars Rally To 37 28 Victory Over Leo
South Shore high school clinched the public league title with a 37 to 28 win over Leo in a Chicago stadium final. Star guard Jake Fendley was held to eight points as Leo’s defense switched to a zone, while South Shore built a 13 3 lead after the first period and held on to secure the championship amid senior assembly honors.
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South Shore High School
Leo
Chicago Stadium
South Shore
Assembly Hall
Marie Brewster
Tony Maffia
Brewster
Tars
Reinini
Jake Fendley
Lions
Fhivart Fendley
Fendley
Jake
Ley
Kears
Jine
City
Cage Teele
Bob Joer
Les
Dan Bagley
Jack Freeburn
Pete Giannopolous
Chatham Bible School Broadcast Sunday Program
Chatham Bible School will air Sunday services from Chatham Unified Presbyterian Church on 83rd Street and Vans Ave. The Youth Looks Go program on WGN at 9 a.m. will feature the broadcast. Rev. i324 EF, Weatherbre, and others are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham Unified
Byaunutt
Woodlawn Easter Value Days Opens With Spring Displays
Woodlawn stores launch Easter Value Days from now until April 5 featuring gaily colored posters and pennants. Merchants across apparel, jewelry, furniture, drugs, and food pledge unusual values, replenished stocks, and pleasant shopping tours for Easter shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Templar Singers to Open Season with First Concert Sunday
The Templar Singers announce their debut concert this Sunday at the Grand Cross temple on Ingleside Ave. The program features the Grund Templar Singers and a guest quartet, marking the start of a planned series of performances led by the Good Templars.
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Templar Singers
Din
Grund Templar
Grand Cross Temple
Ingleside
Voter Responsibility Debate At Gard Street Interviews
Citizens discuss adopting an Australian style policy to fine those who do not vote. The piece notes interviews around Gard Street and Wentworth, urging political engagement and civic duty amid confusion and street notices.
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Gard St
Wentworth Are
United States
Bnibg
10th Ward Readies Alderman Election Fight
The 10th Ward lines up for alderman as Walter Wojtas contests incumbent Emil Pacini. Both Southeast Side natives, Pacini, 48, of 6607 Phillips Ave, seeks re election. Wojtas, tavern owner at 13200 Baltimore Ave, builds on 16 years in ward politics. Voters in the 19th Ward decide Pacini or Wojtas for the City Council.
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Martin H. Kenneth
Southeast Side
Bryn Mawr
Jeffery Ave
Kennelly
Russell Root
Root
70Th St
Eighth Ward
79Th St
South Side
Swedish Club
Ridgesund Ave
Jacob M. Arey
Democratic County Central
Arvey
Board of Election Commissioners
Emil Pacini
Walter Wojtas
Pacini
Woajtas
Wostas
Paci
Phillips
William Pre
A. Rowan. Wojias
Baltimore Ave
Souths Side
Southside
Hegewisch Commerce
Wolf Jake
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AZW
Krueger
Forum
Commerce Commission
Lake Shore Dr
Chatham Bible School
Romnberg
Herbert
Grand Crossing
Critin
S&idmind Konberg Amd
Kd O'Connor
Ingleside Ave
Police Cieers
Vn Hoyer
Nanny Seemu
Baillal
Ingiby
George Cregar
W. Englewood Ave
Ted Ih
Americals
Popeta Ig
Ald
Council
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