Suburbanite Economist from Chicago, Illinois • Page 2

2G Your Community Newspaper Nov. 5, 1958 The Question Is, 'Who Filched Bonnie's Skirl 9 Tight black skirts and 13-year- old girls shouldn't mix, Bonnie Virginia Noone a last When Bonnie a to wear her mother's skirt to a dance she and a girl friend attended Wednesday night, her "mother, Mrs. W. F. Noone of 4939 Adams, said no.

Determined to be sophisticated, the teenager put on the black skirt anyway, covered it with a full skirt of her own and proceeded to the dance. ON HER WAY, she cached the full skirt in the basement. On her return home, though, she found that someone else had been to the basement first, and taken the "cover-up" skirt. Afraid to face the eonj" I quences, Bonnie left the house again and a from doorway to doorway. Her worried parents notified police when she failed to turn up at her 10:30 curfew.

At 8:30 a.m. Thursday, detectives found the girl near Monroe and Cicero and took her home. When Bonnie refused to take off her coat, it was removed and the truth came out. September Dustfall Here Up Slightly The West Side dustfall during September, as measured at the 30th ward station, 5055 Fulton, amounted to 42.7 tons per square mile. This was slightly above the citywide average of 39.7 tons.

The city average was less than half the August figure of 80.1 to-ns, a approximately the eame as September, 1957. PUT MOLESTER ON PROBATION FOR 3 YEARS Joseph Maciong, 52, of, 752 S. Keeler, was found guilty of taking indecent liberties with two children and put on three years probation Thursday in Felony court. Fillmore detectives John Auriemma and a arrested Maciong, a molder, on the complaint of a mother who said her two small daughters had been molested. The girls, aged 8 and 9, told their mother that while they were playing i Maciong's daughter at his home, the man got them into separate bedrooms and "played doctor" with them, exposing himself to one of the girls.

Veterans' News Amvets Post Honors Dead Ted Knusman post, Amvets, will attend a memorial mass for deceased members at 10 a.m Sunday in Resurrection memorial chapel, 5072 Jackson. Rev. E. J. McGovern, post chaplain, will celebrate the mass.

Bernard McNeely, 4832 Gladys, post memorial officer, will be in charge of arrangements. Assisting him will be Frank Redding ton, 949 N. LeClaire, post com mander, and Grace Priest, auxiliary president. FOUR STAKS POST HOLDS INSTALLATION Eleanore Kirmse will be" Installed as commander of Four Stars post 1444, American Legion, at 8:30 p.m. (Thursday) in the Graemere lotel.

The post is composed of women who have served in one of the four a of the Armed Forces in wartime. Lillian Hopkinson, 4515 will be installed as finance officer. BARRACKS 616 TO MEET THURSDAY Veterans of the first World war are invited to attend the meeting of Galewood Chicago jarracks 616, Veterans of World War at 8 p.m. Thursday) at LaFollette Park ieldhouse, 1335 N. Laramie.

Champion Cactus Grower The Southwest has nothing 1 on Mrs. W. F. Herbon, 4844 Monroe, who may be the champion cactus grower on the West Side. They grow so well for her that they are always getting too big for her home and she has to dispose of them.

That 5-; the rase with the one she displays here. The plant is two feet high and measures 44 inches across. She will be glad to give it to anyone who can accommodate it in their home. Her number is Mansfield 6-0692. i (Staff Photo) Madrigal Council Holds Penny Social Madrigal council 15, Ladies of Isabella, will hold their annual Penny social for the benefit of he Christmas cheer fund the afternoon and evening of Nov.

16 at Parkside community hall, 446 N. Parkside. The committee includes Mrs. Marie Boland, 4247 Wilcox; Mrs. Marge Cummings, 445 N.

Kedzie; Mrs. Edith Claps, 1134 S. Mayfield; Mrs. Jane Bibby, 5051 Washington; Mrs. Jane Riley, 4832 Van Buren and Santa Marzano, 3818 Gladys.

DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY PARTY the table's invited! Candy hors d'oeuvres Served by our hostess from a smorgasbord sample tray. Come in and taste- test from this assortment of De Met's finest candies. Party Starts Ends Saturday Evening--During the past 60 years, you've helped us grow and prosper. We thank you and invite you to join with us in celebrating our Diamond Anniversary. Anniversary Prizes at EACH LADY'S DIAMOND DINNER RING A stunning lady's dinner ring--14 carat white gold six fine diamonds, two cultured pearls- will be given away free at each store.

Superbly styled so that it can be worn by teenagers, or women of all ages register by simply filling out a card for the drawing. (No purchase necessary) DON'T MISS THE PARTY AT THESE LOOP: 138 State 16Q Madison lS.Wabash 135 S. State NORTH: WEST: 8 W.Randolph 57 W. Madison 4802 N. Western 4008 W.

Madison Stor nrf inner resularly served Turkey dinner $1 during Anniversary Party. n. PHI. ii.ii.iiii»i-.-iinniinr^i« 6124 W. Cermak 7175 W.

Grand CANDIES SOUTH: 6626 S. Ashland 4281 S. Archer PTAs, Mothers Clubs Providence Sets Bingo Party The annual bingo party sponsored by the Providence High school Mothers club will be held at 8 p.m. Friday in the school cafeteria. 119 S.

Central Park Proceeds will be used for school improvements. Mrs. R. Toomey, 3141 Fifth, is chairman and Mrs. Marie Ivinjak, 338 S.

a is ticket chairman. ORR TO HEAR TALK ON DENTAL HYGIENE A talk on "Dental Hygiene'' will be given at the Nov. 12 meeting of the Orr PTA in room 101 of the school, 1040 N. Keeler. Donna Fuller, an Orr and re cent Northwestern university graduate, will give the talk.

The PTA presented the school with three portable record play ers purchased from funds raised by various projects last year. NOTRE DAME PLANS FALL CAKB PARTY A 1959 Oldsmobile i be grand prize at the 20th anniversary fall a a of the Parent-Teacher organization of Notre High school at 8 p.m. Nov. 19 in the school auditorium, 3000 N. Mango.

Net pro ceeds will be added to the school building fund. OPEN HOUSE NOV. 18 AT PLATO SCHOOL Parents will have an opportunity to see displays of their children's school work and talk to teachers at the annual open house of Plato school PTA at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 18 at 601 S.

Central. SPENCER PLANS BARN DANCE MONDAY A barn dance will he given yy the Spencer PTA at 7 p.m. Wonday in the gymnasium. All parents and teenagers are invited. THANKSGIVING SHOW MONDAY AT DELANO Fifth grade pupils will stage a Thanksgiving program at the Delano PTA meeting at 1 p.m.

Monday, and three teachers will Homecomings Sheer Joy To Sider Going back to homecoming at one's alma mater, may be disappointing (and disillusioning for some) but not for Martin C. Andersen, 4652 Polk. Andersen has practically, ihade a hobby of attending' homecoming' of his college, ytgtoi Waynejggttate Teacher's cbileg-e, Wayne, "Neb. He attended his first one in 1955 and has gone back every year since. A 1910 commercial graduate of what was then known as Nebraska Normal, Andersen, a landscaper, found only one building reminiscent of his college days.

But this hasn't dimmed his view of the "beautiful place" as he describes it. Andersen has more than the average interest of an 'ole grad in his alma mater. In 1936 when he first he drew a of a proposed campus beauty spot, Williow bowl. The sketch was used as a basis for the actual plans, and at one time the bowl was proclaimed "the most beautiful man-made spot this side of the Mississippi." Andersen was born in Denmark, a descendant of the royal family. He followed several family members to Chicago in 1905.

He sold his small business in Chicago after two years and moved to Nebraska where lie enrolled at Nebraska Normal. After graduation he spent several years as a homesteader in Montana. Crop failures brought back the travel bug and after several moves Andersen returned to Chicago in 1920. present a panel discussion on Our 1." Mrs. Charles Meyers, 3948 Congress, will conduct the business meetings.

FENWICK MOTHERS HEAB TALK ON PERSONALITY A talk on "Christian Personality in a Totalitarian World" will be given at the Fenwick High school Mothers club at 1:45 p.m. Friday in the school cafeteria. Sr. Marie Stephens of Rosary will be the speaker. DINNER AT AUSTIN HIGH TONIGHT The eighth annual Fellowship dinner of the Austin High school PTA will be served at 6 p.m.

today (Wednesday) in the west building lunch room. Parent-teacher conferences will be held between 7 and 8, and there wi)J be a gymnastic exhibition in the boy's gymnasium at 8. ST. PATRICK MOTHERS TO PI.AV CARDS Cards games will be played at the St. Patrick academy Mothers club meeting at 7:45 p.m.

Monday at 2300 Wash- in gtor. Hostesses will Include Mrs. Robert Meyer, 624 N. Trumbull; Mrs. Daniel Pignato, 517 N.

TrumbuU; Mrs. Donald Regan, 5428 Augusta, and Mrs. William Skally, 1300 N. Laramie. RYERSON TO HEAB ART SUPERVISOR Jane Palczynski, board of education art supervisor, will speak at the Ryerson PTA at 1 p.m.

Nov. 13 in the school auditorium. PRESENT CERAMIC PROGRAM AT NASH A program on ceramics will be presented at the Nash PTA at 1 p.m. today (Wednesday) in the PTA room. it's time to repair FRANK'S JEWELRY WATCH REPAIR 1041 N.

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