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Newspaper

Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1940

Page

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Puzzler Reveals Honey Barrel Dvision Riddle

A farmer's will splits four honey barrels among three sons with seven full seven half and seven empty. No transferring or exceeding four barrels per description yet equal honey and barrel counts per son. Also notes about weddings and loyalty and a former office boy helped by Miss Greenebaum. A 70 ton tank uses six gallons per mile in Europe war.

Jones Edward Mayer Cornell Ave Carrie Greenebaum Constance Ave Sinc Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans S. C. Jacobson Chicago Miss Greenebaum Europe

Racket on the petty side and a summer in review

A reader reports a COD package containing bread and cheese. Manny Fields explores city vacations, while transit altitudes and odd planning amuse. Reminiscences of school, beach dips, and postcards from Illinois to Bay City mark a light year in review with names and places.

C.O.D Manny Fields

Dorchester Rider Tom Delasses Missing Weekends

Dorchester resident Tom Delasses is rarely at home on weekends as he travels by motorcycle to visit friends in nearby states or compete in races. Also noted is Ivy Bennett of 3 76th St as the Southeast side recruit to King Nep tune's court and a puzzle answer describing barrel allocations for five sons.

Tom Delasses Dorchester Southeast Side King Neptune’s Court Ivy Bennett

Idle Thought: Henpecked Man Crowing Away From Home

A brief aphorism notes a man who boasts loudly after leaving a controlled home life. The line hints at domestic friction and social bravado, presenting a pointed commentary on male posturing and perceived freedom.

World War Vet Drowns in Lake Off 76th St

William Roy Cunningham 51, of 7555 South Shore Dr, a World War II era veteran, was found drowned in Lake Michigan near 6th St after habitual early morning lake wading. An inquest ruled accidental death. Survived by widow Margaret and siblings Daniel Frank James Loretta. Cunningham was active in Seventh Illinois Infantry and Disabled American Veterans.

76Th ST St. Bride 78Th St Coles Ave William Roy Cunnningham South Shore Dr Cunningham Lake Michigan Gay 108Th Aviation Corps Young Cunningham Florida City Bureau of Water 6Th St Francis Servis Paxton Ave Grand Crossing Wentworth Ave Chris McGarigle Seventh Illinois Infantry Association Aviation Corps Edward Hinespoe Leroy McCullough American Legion Daniel Frank James Cunningham Loretta Houston

Polite Thief Hits Insurance Firms In Daylight Robbery

An armed young robber, claiming insurers profit, forced Father and Son Shoe manager Arnold Klarman and clerk Edward Goldberg to surrender cash after tying them. The suspect described a grudge against insurance firms and vowed a quick getaway. Earlier, burglars had looted shoes, socks, and a radio from the Stony Island store.

Arnold Klarman 67Th St Father and Son Stony Island South Klarman Mr. Klarman

Joseph Meek to Address Woodlawn Association

Joseph Meek executive secretary of the Illinois Federation of Retail associations will speak at a Woodlawn Business Men’s association dinner next Wednesday at 6 30 in the Hayes hotel 64th st and University ave Homer Davenport president will introduce him Songs by the Woodlawn quartet radio singers from the Methodist church 64th st and Woodlawn ave Community singing led by Dr L J Downing Open to Woodlawn residents

Joseph Meek Illinois Federation of Retail Associations Woodlawn Business Men's Association Hayes Hotel 64Th St University Ave Meek Homer Davenport Woodlawn Association Woodlawn Quartet Methodist Church Woodlawn Ave

Expert marksman nets family abundant meals

Edward J. Lillie of 7409 Maryland Ave. builds skill and gear through post office service and military style training. He carries a gun since 1930 and has five guns, 43 medals, and trophies earned at range shoots. He credits steady nerves and sharp eyesight for hits at 50 yards that won turkey, duck, and groceries.

Edward J. Lillie Maryland Ave Chiceae Post Office Uncle Sam Mr. Lillie Bowen High School Chile Lillie Post Office Chicago Post Office

Vacation Off Burglars Take Bag and Baggage

Edward Chrzanowski and his wife stayed home over Labor Day rather than travel to Wisconsin for a vacation. While they were at home burglars broke into their apartment and stole nearly $300 worth of clothing, utensils, a radio, and a packed wardrobe trunk.

Wisconsin Edward Chrzanowski Mr. Chrzanowski

New South Shore High Opens Smoothly on Southeast Side

New South Shore high school at 76th street and Bennett avenue reported a calm first week with 1,800 students receiving a welcome packet and a school newspaper. Principal Marie Voy Brewster and Supt. William H. Johnson led the staff as the building’s 50,000 square foot, 1,134,000 dollar structure prepared for a winter senior class addition.

New South Shore High School 76Th St Bennett Ave South Shore William H. Johnson Marie Voy Brewster Brewster William K Sullivan 83Rd St Coles Ave Bryn Mawr 74Th St Jeffery Ave Clarence F. Fossier McKinley High School William Kooistra Hirsch High School Sara Niederman Hirsch Gwendolyn Giltner Gertrude Neal Martin Arvin Philip Lewis Hyde Park Frances Witting Bowen

101 Years Old Woman Has Never Seen a Movie

Mrs Abigail Ainsley Hunniford, age 101, of 4409 Princeton Ave, has 86 descendants and keeps an active routine. Born August 27, 1839 in County Down Ireland, she moved to the United States 55 years ago and has never watched a film. Her eldest living son is John Hunniford, 78, of St. Charles, TH, with several other children listed.

Abigail Ainsley Hunniford Princeton Ave Raymond Bertenshaw Dorchester Ave Hunniford County Down Ireland United States John Hunniford St. Charles Benjamin Hunniford Vernon Ave Rachel Case Glenwood George Humble

Russell Square Council Opens Drive on Rodents

The Russell Square Community committee launched a campaign to place garbage cans for every family in its area from 70th to 86th streets and Yates Avenue to the Lake. Fifty gallon oil drums will be sold for 60 cents at St. Michael's Boys Club, with focus on apartment blocks already well served by city ordinance.

Russell Square 70Th 86Th Sts Yates Age Lake Adam Mioduski 79Th St Yates Ave 86Th St G2nd Pl Green Bay Ave Mioduski St. Michael's Boys' Club E. 83Rd St Ald Thomas Daley Joseph 8. McAuley Institute For Juvenile Research

Southeast Side Holiday Traffic Toll Eases

A Southeast Side pedestrian crash left Carrie Burgoyne 74 with a fractured hip after a bicycle collision with a 16 year old rider named Earl Lovegreen near Ingleside avenue and 63rd street. Burgoyne was taken to Billings hospital by passerby J W Morris. Her condition was listed as fair yesterday.

Ilinois Carrie Burgoyne Ingleside Ave Earl Lovegreen Merrill Ave Miss Burgoyne Billings Hospital J. W. Morris 63Rd St

Fort Sheridan Army Band to Play in Jackson Park

The 14th United States Cavalry band from Fort Sheridan performs tomorrow at 8 o clock in Jackson Park. Warrant Officer Franz G. Nierlic directs. It marks the band’s first Southeast Chicago appearance for the Stars and Stripes concert sponsored by the Southeast Economist and a committee.

14Th United States Cavalry Band Fort Sheridan Jackson Park Franz G. Nierlic Chicago The Southeast Economist

Stars and Stripes Concert by Cavalry Band at Jackson Park

Southeast Economist presents the 14th United States Cavalry Band from Fort Sheridan in a free 8 pm concert at Jackson Park foot of Gord Street and the Quoter bridge, with 3,000 seats and Major Frank H. Collins as guest speaker.

Jackson Park

Public concert honors community leaders at Jackson Park

About 3,000 seats are set for a free public concert at the Jackson Park bandshell near 3rd Street and the Outer Drive. Major Frank H. Collins will speak briefly for the United States. The Army band will perform Sousa and other patriotic pieces, with Colors, invocation, and a finale by the band.

Frank H. Collins Colling United States Army Jackson Park 3Rd St Square Post American Legion G. George Fox South Shore Temple Jeffery Ave

Shore Chamber to Hold Street Dance Saturday

The South Shore Chamber of Commerce marks its fifth anniversary with a street dance and awards at 71st Street and Merril Ave next Saturday night. An orchestra will play as 8 pm awards kick off a series. 10,000 merchandise prizes will be given over eight weeks from coupons deposited at the South Shore National Bank.

South Shore Chamber of Commerce 71St St Merrilave Richard Lenihan Lenihan South Shore National Bank Tist 75Th 79Th Sts Exchange Stony Island Aves 79Th St Stony Island Ave

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pRong Town E. 63Rd St Elaine Crystal Woodlawn Jackson Park Beach Ethel Water Peorast Shirley Perlman Hast Enclave Georgine Rotman Chappelaye University of Illinois Jean Elvin Canada Mimi Rotman Michiana Shores Alice Lavasoire Ellis Ave Bay City Mich Ray Norton Greenwood Sue Richmond University of Chicago Pall Quarter Roy Cunningham New High School Bennett,ave Ae Iuise Eleanor Range Chicago Ave Rowena Clyman Chappel Ave Lorraine Goldberg Crandon Ave New South Shore High Clarence Fossier Abigail A. Hunniford Russell Square Council Economist Army Band John Philip Sousa Illinois Irving Berlin
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