1945-09-13 The Herald

              THE HERALD Serving
Maywood, Bellwood,
Forest Park, Hillside,
Westchester, Broadview,
Northlake, Berkeley
War Fund Drive Opens Next Week
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El, Car-Line Lauded as Builders
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Bataan Day Heralded as Huge Success
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Garden Club Holds Fall Festival
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER   13,   1945
PRICE 5 CENTS
TINY TENANTS of the Chiidren's Receiving Home, 809 Madison street, Maywood, pictured above, from left to right are  Bob, Selma, Carol,  Helen, Tonnmy,  Raymond, Jimmy and Leonard.    At 3 p.m. Sunday, September  16, the twenty-sixth anniversaary of its founding will be observed at the home.   Everyone is welcome to attend.   The home, founded by The Lutheran Woman's League of Chicago and vicinity on September 17, 1919, accepts Lutheran children between the ages of 2 and  12.    Miss Mina Lichtner is superintendent.    The three-story building provides a homelike atmosphere for the 57 children who make their  home there.   Seasonal flowers in dainty vases decorate the tables in the dining room, well-stocked libraries containing neatly catalogued books and musical instruments provide entertainment for the older children while playrooms containing all the toys dearest to the hearts of little folks amuse the tots.   A service flag in the large reception room bears 34 blue stars and one gold one.   Indicative of the excellent care and affection received by the children are the many letters received by Miss Lichtner and her staff from alumni of the school. (Story on page 3)