The Hyde Park Herald, 7 July 1976

Volume number 94, Issue number 27


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[view result] Residents protest painting of murals on underpass A meeting on the 59th st. mural, sponsored by the Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Conference will be held Wednesday July 14 at the 1st Unitarian Church at 7:30 p.m.
[view result] The bicentennial weekend was spent sunning, swimming, eating and visiting amusement parks. Lest we forget—there was another reason for the celebration.
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[view result] Spend summer enjoying Chicago's architecture
[view result] Visiting Finnigan's Ice Cream Parlor at the Museum of Science and Industry last week were: (standing) Brace Sagan, Herald Publisher; and Mrs. Herbert .Last, 5750 S. Stoney Island. (Sitting, 1. to r.) Miss Marguerite .Finnigan of Springfield Illinois; and Mra. Frances Finnegan of Champaign, Illinois. Miss .Finnigan is a sister and Mrs. Finnegan a sister-in-law of the former James Finnigan who was a Hyde Park druggist from 1915 to 1961. The ice cream parlor has been built out of fixtures from Finnigan's Drug Store, which formerly stood on the Southeast corner of 55th and Woodlawn. Sagan with the help of the Department of Urban Renewal, preserved the fixtures and donated them to the Museum for use on their "Street of Yesterday/ Mrs. Last, a friend of the Finnigan family, invited the Finnigan's to Chicago for their first view of the recreated drug store.
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[view result] Metcalfe announces grant
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[view result] "Women's Work" at Gargoyle
[view result] Mrs. Mollie Wertheimer, 101 years old, celebrated the bicentennial ln style at the Drexel Home. Addle Rainey, a fashion designer and friend of Ms. Wertheimer planned a fashion show in her honor, highlighting not only original designs, but also fashions from the 18th century. Above, Mrs Wertheimer is taken on stage by her son and Ms. Rainey. Models in the show were Ms. Ruthsell Mayhar, Ms. Patricia Edsel, Ms. Winda Wiley and Ms. Rainey. Commentator was Ms. Emmie Smith and the Rev. E. Paul Conine was in charge of music. Photos by Nancy Hays
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[view result] Neighborhood club announces benefit
[view result] Exhibit highlights Yemenite Jews
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[view result] At Your Service in the 5th Ward
[view result] Your Conference in Action
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[view result] Portrait of the Artist
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[view result] Gardening in Hyde Park-Kenwood
[view result] JACKSON PARK PERENNIAL GARDEN Stony Island & Midway Plalseance
[view result] Harper Square art fair
[view result] Seniors visting Ravinia Park
[view result] The Hyde Park-Kenwood Community Conference is encouraging community groups to use Wooded Island this summer. Above, youngsters from the United Church of Hyde Park enjoy their picnic.
[view result] Promoted assistant president
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[view result] William H. Browne III memorial rites July 11
[view result] Named assistant professor
[view result] Michael C. Braun has been elected Vice President of the Hyde Park Bank and Trust Company. His election was announced by the Board of Directors. Braun joined the bank in 1975 as an assistant vice president in Commercial [^ending. Braun is a native of Champaign, Illinois and resides with his wife Jane and their two sons in Glen Ellyn.
[view result] Model Camera is expanding
[view result] Model Camera, 1342 E. 55th St., has obtained the space formerly occupied by T. R. Wolf and will double the size of its present store. On Friday and Saturday, July 9 and 10, all T. R. Wolf merchandise will be on sale, with discounts ranging from 25 to 50 per cent off.
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[view result] HPNC has Little League openings
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[view result] 1976 Book Sale sets new record
[view result] The Twenty Second Book Sale raised the record-breaking amount of $2850. The previous highs were $2401 last year and $2370 in 1970. Since 1963 the entire amount has been contributed to Worldwide Co-op Partners, an arm of the Cooperative League Fund. The money is used for educational projects and financial assistance to beginning co-ops throughout the world. From left: Nancy Harlan, cashier; Book Sale Committee member Arthur Thurner, Coop Education Director Gladys Scott, and customers. Photo by Nancy Hays.
[view result] AT ITS MAY MEETING,THE BOARD...
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[view result] Home Economist's Notebook LOCAL PRODUCE
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[view result] NUTRIVALUE FOODS
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[view result] Eating by Heart
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[view result] Appalled at mural opposition
[view result] Where's that tradition?
[view result] Some words of praise for swim team
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[view result] A traumatic death
[view result] Taking applications
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[view result] Special "college" for alumni at UC this summer
[view result] UC merging men's and women's athletic departments
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[view result] Awarded grant
[view result] The aSouthside Auxiliary of the American .Diabetic Association raised $1,90© from a fashion show at the Windermere hotel. Accepting the donation from Fredna Coker, treasurer and Myrtle Stewart, president of the auxiliary are Shirley Lambert and Evie Bolden on behalf of the American DiabeUc Association. Members who were at the presentation from left: Paris Partee. Doris Baxter. Letha Coleman, Fredna Coker, Juanlta Simond, Myrtle Stewart. Mildred Bush, WUma Sims, Virginia Powe, and Pauline Grisham.
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[view result] Court theater announces schedule!
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[view result] IIT awards 435 degrees
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[view result] Lemonade social at Glessner House
[view result] This massive front door will swing wide open on Sunday, July 18, for the "Old Fashioned Lemonade Social" at Glessner House, 1800 S. Prairie aye. Tours of the house will be given from 1-4 p.m., and refreshments and entertainment will be featured in the cloistered courtyard. Highlight of the afternoon will be demonstrations of wood restoration by the master craftsmen currently working at Glessner House. George Dark will show bow he is reflnishlng this beautiful oak door and talk about its construction, with the unique black wrought iron grill and strappings. Other demonstrations will show wood carving techniques. Reservations are not required. Admission is $2 per person.
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