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Southeast Economist

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1956

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Children share views on starting school in neighborhood interview

At St Mark’s Church on E 88th and S Langley five residents discuss looking forward to school as children. Answers vary from eager anticipation to reluctance with memories of friends and study shaping their views. An annual South Deering Boys Club dance follows at Croatian Hall on September 23 with music by Joe Stack and his orchestra chaperoned by Southeast Lions.

St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church E. 88Th St S. Langley Ave South Deering Boys Club Croatian Hall Commercial Ave Joe Stack Southeast Lions

Grand Crossing Chatham Centennial Celebrates Growth and Past

The Grand Crossing Chatham area marks its 100th birthday October 4 to 12, commemorating its origins from swamp land and two villages. Early history notes 1854 train collision shaping crossing safety, the 1871 Chicago Fire driving residents to suburbia, and development led by John L. Wilson and Paul Cornell.

Chicago Grand Crossing- Chatham Chamber of Commerce Grand Crossing Illinois Central Lake Shore & Michigan Southern E. 75Th St Chicago Ave Cermak Rd Chatham John L. Wilson W. 75Th S. Cottage Grove Ave Paul Cornell Hyde Park and Grand Crossing Cornell Watch Stil Grand Crossing City of Hyde

Southeast Little League Nears Fund Goal For Future Baseball

The Southeast Little League seeks to raise the remaining funds to buy land at E 94th and S Kingston for a baseball field. President Carl Marks said less than 1000 remains of the needed 10000 down payment with October 31 as a deadline to prevent the land sale for housing. A bingo party is planned October 20 at the Catholic War Veterans hall to help reach the target following a $500 gift from the league auxiliary.

Carl Marks Yates Ave E. 94Th St S. Kingston B. 100Th St S. Crandon League Daley Hall Fred Hatfield White Sox Red” Faber Ray Schalk Guy Bush Daniel Dougherty Harry’s Shoes Tom Smith S. Cornell Ave Chicago Hatfield Gerry Mitchell S. Hoxie Ave Alan Korevec S. Merrill Ave Thomas Smith Barry Cohen S. van Vlissingen William Zienty E. 97Th St Michael Davis Harry Sager S. Brennan Ave Harry J. Robinson, Jr

Reunion for St. Mark's longtime members slated

A reunion for all former confirmands of St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church at 4:30 p.m. Sunday marks the church's 50th anniversary. The Rev. Robert G. Elden will speak, with refreshments in the parlors after. Over 200 confirmands and hundreds of adults have joined St. Mark's in 50 years. The Dorcas Society elected new officers led by president Mrs. A A Watson.

St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church E. É8th St S. Langley Ave Robert G. Elden St. Mark’s Peter E. Erickson Dorcas Society of the Church A. A. Watson Denis Heintz E. 88Th St A. W. Nordley S. Dauphin Ave Ray Hansen S St. Lawrence Ave Edwin Blomquist Herbert Shellberg E. 88Th Pl Floral Fund Donald Dennis Sunshine Fund

Autumn Equinox Marks Seasonal Shift In Daylight

Autumn begins at 8:36 p.m. Saturday as days shorten by one minute daily until December 21 the shortest day. Daylight saving time ends October 28 after starting last April to save daylight hours. The equinox brings equal sunlight to both hemispheres as the earth's axis tilts neutrally toward the sun.

South Chicago C Of C Plans Major Overhaul

The South Chicago Chamber of Commerce approves a 12 point plan to revitalize the group, add a full time executive secretary, end fundraising drives, and raise annual dues toward about twenty thousand dollars. The plan includes parking, street and sewer improvements, stronger lobbying, expanded membership, and curbs on solicitations. The new dues schedule targets 64 firms at 100 dollars, 74 firms at 50 dollars, 200 firms at 25 dollars, and 70 at 10 dollars, with a January 1957 start.

Edith Thompson South Chicago Chamber of Commerce James Hilton Ways and Means South Chicago Historic Columbus Monument Hilton Chamber of Commerce Chamber

McKibbin Opens Campaign HQ for Second District Bid

Republican nominee George B. McKibbin launches his campaign with a 2119 E Tist St headquarters open house from 3 to 9 p.m. sponsored by the McKibbin for Congress Citizens committee. Eisenhower endorses McKibbin in a letter praising his government contracts work.

George B. McKibbin E. Tist St McKibbin McKibbin-for-Congress Citizens Committee Eisenhower Congress Chicago Committee Dwight D. Eisenhower Illinois Public Aid Commission

Kiwanis S E Area Sets Peanut Day and District Meet

Kiwanis Club of the Southeast Area schedules Peanut Day for September 28 with George Anderson as chairman. At a joint meeting, Lions Club president Sid Sachs praised Kiwanian loyalty. The district convention is set for September 30 to October 2 at the Sheraton hotel.

Kiwanis Club George Anderson Jackson Park Lions Club Lions Sid Sachs Sheraton Jhotel

Succoth Celebrations Mark Festival Across Southeast Jewish Community

Southeast Jewry began Succoth with first day rites marking the Festival of the Booths. Families build succoth booths, eat meals, and conduct services in temporary huts symbolizing Israelite wanderings. Rabbis note Israel’s 1948 founding and ongoing harvest themes, with services planned across temples including South Side Hebrew Congregation and South Shore Temple.

Canaan Palestine Israel Morris Teller South Side Hebrew Congregation Chappel Ave Holy Land Middle East Louis Mann Chicago Sinai Congregation Maurice I. Kliers Martin Baum South Shore Temple S. Jeffery Blvd

Police Seek Youth For Questioning In Fatal Shooting

East Side police search for Ronald Westberg, 20, in connection with the death of his cousin Dennis Freyser, 11, at 10729 S Yates Ave. The shooting occurred Tuesday in a Trumbull Park housing unit as witnesses include mother Eleanor Tarrant and stepfather Peter Tarrant. Westberg, living with the family, previously jailed for assault and on probation for burglary.

East Side Ronald Westberg Dennis Freyser S. Yates Ave Trumbull Park Eleanor Tarrant John McAvoy Kay Peter Tarrant Richeard Sharon McAvoy Westberg Kensington and Gresham William Addison S. Hoxie Ave Addison Whiting Ind Chicago Indiana Michigan Illinois South Chicago Coles E. 84Th St S. Phillips Ave Thomas Rivoli Marquette Ave Thomas Naughton Juvenile Bureau South Shore Hospital

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