1944-03-09 The Herald

              THE HERALD
Serving Maywood,  Bellwood, Forest Park, Hillside, Westchester, Broadview, Northlake, Berkeley,      
       and Melrose Park                                                                                            VOL. LX, No.  10 THURSDAY, MARCH 9,   1944  PRICE  5 CENTS
News of the Week
Red Cross Drive Begins; Need Workers
(See page 3)
Corporation to Aid Veterans Organized
(See page 3)
Club Suggests Publicizing Zoning Law
(See page 3)
Neighbors of Porter Family to Build Home
(See page 3)
PRICE 5 CENTS
WITH A PILE OF SNOW, a couple of kitchen knives, and a touch of ingenuity, Ruth and Danny Danuser of 1221 South 20th avenue, Maywood, create an old fashioned lady-something new in the realm of snow men. Although there was talk of robins and young men's fancy, spring dropped back behind a corner and blushed, for March had changed its mind.
THE HERALD
Serving Maywood,  Bellwood, Forest Park, Hillside, Westchester, Broadview, Northlake, Berkeley,      
       and Melrose Park                                                                                            VOL. LX, No.  10 THURSDAY, MARCH 9,   1944  PRICE  5 CENTS
News of the Week
Red Cross Drive Begins; Need Workers
(See page 3)
Corporation to Aid Veterans Organized
(See page 3)
Club Suggests Publicizing Zoning Law
(See page 3)
Neighbors of Porter Family to Build Home
(See page 3)
PRICE 5 CENTS
WITH A PILE OF SNOW, a couple of kitchen knives, and a touch of ingenuity, Ruth and Danny Danuser of 1221 South 20th avenue, Maywood, create an old fashioned lady-something new in the realm of snow men. Although there was talk of robins and young men's fancy, spring dropped back behind a corner and blushed, for March had changed its mind.