Penny for Your Thoughts on Who Gossips More
In interviews across various locations residents discuss whether men or women are the bigger gossipers. Opinions vary with some calling it equal and others asserting women gossip more or that men label gossip differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kushen
S. Rhodes Ave
Philip
Louis Leaf
S. Luella Ave
Don
David Berens
S. Paxton Ave
David
Berens
Maurice Polisky
S. Constance Ave
Hugo Levi
South Chicago Community News Grows With Southeast Economist
Responding to merchants and residents, the Southeast Economist will publish vital news about South Chicago, a city within a city with banks, post office, churches, schools, and major industries. It invites reports from parent teacher groups and improvement associations for mailing to 728 W 65th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southeast Economist
South
Chamber of Commerce
Life
Scout Troop Enjoys Overnight Hike at Dunes State Park
Box Scout Tionn No. 643 sponsored by McDonnell Eady American Legion post spent the weekend on an overnight hike at Dunes State Park. The Scouts joined the troop Sunday for a cookout dinner prepared by the Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonnell Eady American Legion Post
Dunes State Pany Paren
Sunda
Yom Kippur Observances Across Chicago Jewish Congregations
Yom Kippur begins Sunday at sundown and ends Monday with services at Congregation B nai Bezalel Bickur Cholim Hyde Park Hebrew Center South Shore temple and Am Echod. Cantors and rabbis lead Kol Nidre sermons and memorial rites. Burton Kolman heads the Men’s Club fall season opening with a Yom Kippur dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation
B’nai Bezalel
S. Phillips Ave
S. Yates Ave
E. H. Prombaum
H. Harrison
Bickur Cholim
S. Houston Ave
Bernard Ilmer
Harrison
Hyde Park Hebrew Center
South Shore Temple
E. 72Nd St
Opher
Am Echod
Burton Kolman
E. 81St St
Evicted Chicago Family Seeks Aid After Welfare Delays
Mrs Elizabeth Veen and seven children faced eviction from 7416 S May St as delays in Welfare and Aid for Dependent Children left them without food or rent relief. After repeated applications and lost wages, a temporary storefront shelter was found with help from Police Captain Hennessy and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Veen
S. May St
Veen
Chicago Welfare Department
Aid For Dependent Children Bureau
John
Thomas
James
Shirley
Lindy Lou
Kiwanis Peanut Day Drives Charity Sale Across City
Kiwanians from Hyde Park Roseland South Chicago and Southeast Area clubs will sell peanuts on city corners to meet quotas for underprivileged and handicapped youngsters. Hundreds of volunteers and wives assist as teams sell during store hours tonight in Chatham Woodlawn South Shore and other districts. The big drive runs 7 a.m. Friday to 9 or 10 p.m. in many areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Roseland
South Chicago
Southeast Area
Ers
Chatham City
Woodlawn
South Shore
State St
Fred Henderson
The
Southtown Planning Association
Morris Hirsch
Raymond J. Spaeth
South Side Planning Board
Chicago River
S. Normal Blvd
S. Parnell Ave
W. 47Th St
Pennsyl«vania Railroad
W. Gar
Field Blvd
Nell Ave
W. 79Th St
Chicago and Neck Island
S. Vincennes Ave
S. Ashland Ave
W. 109Th St
Henderson
S. Stony Island Are
Jackson Park
Calumet Skyway
E. 106Th St
S. Indianapolis Blvd
66Th
State Sts
S. Halsted St
W. 87Th St
W. 79Th
W. Gard and
Halsted Sts
Daley
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Roosevelt Rd
Archer Ave
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad
Archer
List St
Daylight Savings Time Shift Dates Set by City Council
The city council approved delaying the end of daylight saving time by a month. Central Standard Time will begin Sunday October 30, making residents an hour late for appointments if clocks are not adjusted.
City Plans Housing Site Policy Discussion
City council planning and housing committee will meet at 10:30 a.m. in City Hall to set policy guiding the site selection for public housing projects as the Chicago Housing Authority prepares to seek approval for 3200 additional low rent units. Alderman Reginald DuBois urges concentrating new housing in slum areas only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
City Hall
Chicago Housing Authority
Reginald DuBois
Parkside Revitalization Top Priority for South Shore Commission
South Shore Commission outlines Parkside revitalization to halt blight and restore residential character. Plan includes block organizations, possible block organizer, selective tenant guidance, improved facilities, and education campaigns to attract federal state and local aid. The group serves area between E 67th and F 83rd streets to the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shore Commission
Richard D. Jaffe
Commission
South Shore Ymca
Parkside
E. 67Th
E. 71St St
S.C
S. Dorchester Ave
S. Stony Island Ave
South Shore
Jaffe
John O'Loughlin
E 67Th
F 83Rd Sts
South Chicago plans lift in busy expansion era
South Chicago accelerates growth with a pending $9 billion expansion. plans include paving key arterials, lighting upgrades, clean-up campaigns, and a South Chicago Planning Commission to handle future needs as industry and workers flood in. Local officials discuss a revised expressway route to ease traffic and leverage rail corridors for faster construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pagovich
Houston Ave
Commerce Clean-Up Committee
Chicago
South Chicago
Steel City National Bank of
Republic Steel Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago News
Economist
James Clarkson
Charles ‘Syzdak
Kiwanians
Connie
Clas
Southtown Southeast
Englewood
79Th St. Bayport
Econ
65Th St
S. Western Garden
Parkside Area
S. Chicago
Rudolph M. Unger
Horace F. Wulf
Nicholas J. Bohling
Emil V. Pacini
Commercial
87Th St
Chicago Ave
100Th St
Torrence Ave
Commercial Ave
Stony Island Ave
91St St
Baltimore Ave
91St
92Nd Sts
Southtown
Parnell Aves
Sheila Wolfe
Normal Blvd
Parnell Ave
S. State St
66Th St
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