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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1941

Page

1

Puzzler Hints 10 Car Makes From Clues

Neighbors discuss autos and challenge naming ten car makes from clues listed. The theater where Lincoln was assassinated, a California city, an English county, an Explorer, an Indian chief, a New York river, a New England colony, a Spanish explorer, a U.S. president, and Texas capital yield automobile names.

Lincoln California England New York New England Spanish Explorer S United States Texas

Honeymoon duo sails 14 months on The Chance schooner

Chris and Hope Sergei of University are back after 14 months at sea in the 76 foot schooner The Chance. They logged 18000 miles across the southern Pacific visiting numerous tropical islands and plan to write books and short stories about their adventures.

Chris Hope Sergei University Are Pacific Lester King Drexel Ave Clevelan Chicago Greater California Thayno Rancho

Budget Balancing Dorchester Woman Faces Personal Finances

Jean Elvin of Dorchester Avenue, a University of Chicago representative in a department store shop, reports ongoing budget difficulties and frequently returns home with new clothing items. Mrs S V Halloran of East 68th Street has devised a cooling method and plans sleigh rides and ice skating parties as social chairman for a South Shore club for the coming winter.

Jean Elvin Dorchester Ave U. of C S. V Halloran E. 68Th St South Shore

Lucky Worrybird joins fad of painted pine cone charms

A painted pine cone with sticks forms a “Lucky Worrybird” charm whose tag jokes the bird keeps troubles overnight for sleep. In the same piece a dassie or coney is noted as rabbit sized yet the closest living relative of the elephant per museum curators.

Illinois 1895 bachelor poll tax proposed in legislature

A 1895 Illinois bill sought a $25 poll tax on all single men 32 and older, with exemptions for bachelors over 60, felons, and the physically unfit. A bachelor could avoid the tax if he proved he had proposed marriage to a woman of marrying age at least three times and was refused each time.

Illinois Our Fair City Chicago River Panama Canal Ford Oakland Essex LaSalle Pontiac Hudson Plymouth DeSoto Lincoln Austin

Southlawn Community church plans new $25,000 home

The Southlawn Community church will start work within a month on a semi gothic church at 86th Street and Cregier, replacing the 1924 one story frame building. The basement will seat 125 until the main site is ready in about three years, with services moved there as construction progresses.

Southlawn Community Church 86Th St Cregier E. Lester Stanton Frank Palm Blue Island Garrett Biblical College Northwestern University A. W. Peterson East End Ave

Bowen High School appoints W P Hearn principal

William P. Hearn former Sherwood elementary principal becomes Bowen high school principal on Tuesday. A 44 year old with 12 years in Chicago Public Schools, he previously taught mathematics at Lane Technical and led Sherwood as principal. He succeeds Robert C. Keenan and lives at 3327 Western Ave.

William P. Hearn Sherwood Bowen Hearn Southeast Side Chicago Lane Technical High School North Side Lane Crane Junior College Robert C. Keenan Hyde Park St. Mary College Baltimore DePaul University University of Chicago Western Ave

Woodlawn Business Men to Discuss Fall Program

Woodlawn Business Men's association will discuss fall activities at a noon meeting of block captains in the Hayes hotel at 64th street and University Avenue. Irv Spritz, president, announced the session and that William Skeeles will chair the program at the next Tuesday noon meeting.

Woodlawn Business Men's Association Hayes Hotel 64Th St University Ave Irv Spritz

Robbery on Leavitt Street Involves Three Men

Donald Zircher robbed by three men in a small sedan on Leavitt Street near 91st Street at about 12:30 AM Monday. They took his wallet with $13 and a wrist watch. They also took a wrist watch and a purse containing $1 from his companion Elaine Kirk.

Donald Zircher Essex Ave Leavitt St 91St St

12 Quotas For Draft Total 151

Low quotas prevail as 12 local draft boards prepare to induct 151 Southeast side residents. Inductions start September 15 with boards 13 and 11 sending 13 and 17 men respectively, plus four other boards of 12, while some releases may occur after maneuvers in mid September and after 12 months of service.

Southeast Side Selective Service Cook County Selective Service Army Annouce Exchange ‘Ave Joseph J. Kaczmarz Brandon Ave William E. Benhke Yates Ave Robert G. Bulot Chappel Ave Edward M. McKay Paxton Ave Casimer Kostro Buffalo Ave Henry C. Rosak Commercial Ave Joseph J. Maciejewski Marquette Ave Thaddeus W. Zdych Mackinaw Ave John J. Lazienka Escanaba Frank E. Snekser Theophil S. Pawlicki Muskegon Ave Chester L. Murawski Dennis A. Wlodarczyk South Shore Dr East End Ave Maurice R. King Flatrock Ind Thomas J. Tierney University Ave William G. Boland 70Th St Richard BH. Cohrs James W. Larkin Vernon Ave Albert D. Gaal Calumet Ave Calvin J Board No. 10 Board No. 89

3-Pound incubator baby thriving on formula

Laurence Kahn born May 23 in Jackson Park hospital weighed 3 pounds 13 ounces. He spent a month in an incubator and has grown to 8 pounds 14 ounces by summer. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kahn living at 2314 East 70th Place. He remains healthy at home after four weeks since leaving the hospital.

Laurence Kahn Laurence Max Kahn Jackson Park Hospital

Mercy High nun Sister Mary Gerald Healy's funeral

Sister Mary Gerald Healy a Mercy high school English teacher for five years in Chicago died at 57 in the school convent at 81st Street and Prairie Avenue. A funeral mass was held at 10 a.m in the Mercy high school chapel with burial in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. She is survived by three sisters and a brother and was a former teacher at St. Gabriel and St. Elizabeth high schools. She held a Loyola University teaching degree.

Mary Gerald Healy Mercy High School Prairie Ave Holy Sepulchre Chicago Mary Gerald Mary Clarke Lillie Nora Healy Edward Healy John and Genevieve Healy St. Gabriel St. Elizabeth St. James Hgh School Loyola University

Mrs. M. L. Campbell Celebrates 91st Birthday in Woodlawn

Mrs. M. L. Campbell of 6422 Mi nerva avenue, a 50 year Woodlawn resident and widow of M. L. Campbell, turned 91 last Friday. She was toasted by Woodlawn Methodist Church women the day before and received flowers from friends. Born near Jeffersonville Indiana, she earlier lived on Chicago's West Side and has two daughters Mrs R. W. King and Mrs J. H. Tinsley, plus a granddaughter Mrs George Ebert of Detroit, a grandson Robert C. King of Phoenix and a great granddaughter Susan Ebert. An active traveler, she enjoys piecing quilts with her family.

M. L. Campbell Minerva Ave Woodlawn Methodist Church Jeffersonville Ind

South Side QMC Nerve Center of U.S. Army

The Chicago Quartermaster Depot at 1800 W Pershing Rd serves the sixth corps area and part of the seventh, handling administration transportation procurement storage and distribution of army equipment and rations. Its loss would cripple large parts of the army and the facility is guarded and visitor checked.

United States Army Napoleon Bonaparte Chicare Chadge Sam M.C Chicago Sixth Corps QMC San Francisco

Woodlawn Lawn and Garden Contest Banquet Set

About 300 people expected for the fourth annual lawn and garden contest festival hosted by the Woodlawn Property Owners' league at Judson court University of Chicago. The program includes 130 prizes, color garden films, and Gael Sullivan FHA director address.

RG Garden Sfot Woodlawn Constance Anderson George W. Anderson University Ave Woodlawn Property Owners’ League Anderson Harriett Edgerton Parish Miss Anderson H. Howard Haylett League Judson Court University of Chicago Ellis Ave Haylett Gael Sullivan FHA Loral Frank K. Balthis Chicago Park District 60Th 67Th Sts Cottage Grove Stony Island Ave 63Rd St Kimbark Ave Dante Ave Woodlawn Ave Minerva Ave Leo T. Heid Leo T. Heid, President of the Property Owners' Jeague Burton Court Judeson Court Sullivan Federal Housing Administration

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Southlawn W. P. Hearn New Bowen High School Economist Ruggles School Selective Service Boards of MERCY South Side Qmc U.S. Army William Blatts Army Quartermaster Corps
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