Sheriff Lohman to Lead Suburban Delinquency Clinic Panel
Cook County Sheriff Joseph D. Lohman will chair a juvenile delinquency panel at the Suburban Problems Clinic on Saturday October 5 sponsored by Paddock Publications. The event covers school problems zoning and planning with a noon luncheon by invitation to northwest suburban officials and civic leaders.
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Cook County
Joseph D. Lohman
Paddock Publications
Chicago
Paddock
Arlington High School
Tom Allock
Arlington Heights
Rolling Meadows
Lucia Thomas
Cy Campbell
Lohman
University of Denver
University of Wisconsin
Stuart R. Paddock
Sheriff Lohman
Camp Fire Girls Hold Bake Sale at Palatine Motors
Palatine camp fire girls and bluebirds will host a bake sale Saturday morning at Palatine Motors 42 W Chicago Ave from 9 a m to 1 p m or until sold out. Proceeds benefit Palatine group and is their single annual fund raiser. Public support is appreciated by the girls leaders and sponsors.
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Palatine
First Elm Tree Blight in 1919
Dutch elm disease appeared in Holland Belgium and France about 1919 with reports by Dutch women scientists on its cause. It spread to England and continental Europe by 1933 and to the United States by 1930 with early cases in Cleveland Cincinnati and around New York City. By midcentury it reached Canada Michigan Illinois Missouri Wisconsin and beyond.
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Belgium
France
Europe
Asia
England
United States
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York City
New York
Norfolk
Baltimore
Canada
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Detroit
Michigan
Ontario
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Indiana
Colorado
St. Louis
Missouri
Wisconsin
Iowa
Scalding Infant Dies in Rolling Meadows Home
An 11 month old girl died from scald burns at 2804 Fremont St Rolling Meadows after she reached the bathroom washbowl and turned on hot water. She died in Sherman Hospital Elgin several hours later. Survived by parents Robert T. and Gail Joy Taylor and an older sister Lori Lee. Funeral held in Chicago with burial at Acacia Cemetery.
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Fremont St
Rolling Meadows
Gail Joy Taylor
Robert T. Taylor
Sherman Hospital
Elgin
Chicago
Acacia Cemetery
Lori Lee
Workman Suffering Hand Injury in Wheeling Furnace Job
Workman William Hart Winkler of Palatine was rushed to Highland Park hospital last Thursday after a screwdriver pierced his left hand. Police responded at 484 Isadr where Winkler worked on a furnace for Hilgo Heating Co of Wheeling.
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Elard
Palatine
Highland Park Hospital
Wheeling
Winkler
Hilgo Heating Co
Installation of New Schaumburg School Teacher
The article notes Rev. William Lauterbach of Mayville Wisconsin was installed as teacher at Schaumburg, with his father in attendance. A pot luck reception followed at the school hall. Out of town relatives from Wisconsin attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Krenz and Doreen, and Rev. and Mrs. Lauterbach with Carol. A surprise birthday event for Gerth, a teacher, occurred with students. PTA meets September 20 at 8 p.m. and Harvest Festival planned at St. Peter Lutheran Church on September 29 with two services.
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William Lauterbach
Mayville
F. A. Hertwig
Black Hills
S. Dak
Gerth
Mrs. Lauterbach
Earl Butler
Indiana
Schaumburg School Pta
Randolph Klein
Lauretta Bombe
Louis Heide
Joan Reed
Lauretta Frost
Roger Meyer
Henry Koenig
Mary Hertwig
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Lauterbach
Famed Writer Carl Sandburg to Visit Wheeling School Named for Lincoln Biographer
Carl Sandburg plans a November visit to Wheeling to meet students at the village’s new school named after his Lincoln biography. He will bring a guitar for an assembly and may autograph books. dedication ceremonies for the school are tentatively planned for early next month with a luncheon as a possible highlight.
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Wheeling
Lincoln
Connemara Farm
Flat Rock
North Carolina
Sandburg
Marion O’miatek
Jack Norris
Salt and pepper shakers at every other seat
Guidance for table setting notes a pair of shakers for each alternate place setting. This advice appears in a 1957 dining column dated Thursday September 19.
Sanitary District Approves Streamwood Sewer Works
The Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater Chicago approves a $260 000 wastewater treatment plant for Streamwood in Hanover township. The facility will serve 4000 residents initially and expand to 28000 within ten years, with construction start and completion timelines provided.
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Hanover Township
Metropolitan Sanitary District of
Greater Chicago
Harry Eaton
William A. Dundas
Poplar Creek
Bartlett Rd
Schaumburg
Oltendorf
Dundas
Fox River
Golden Years and New Ventures for the Elderly
The piece argues that seniors grow cautious after middle age, yet should weigh risks to pursue new ventures. It notes pensions and health benefits offer security, and many relocate to milder climates while remaining hesitant to start new hobbies or civic activities in retirement.
No Shortage of HB Talent From Illini Backfield
Illinois coach Ray Eliot boosts depth at halfback with captains Dale Smith and Bob Mitchell leading a slate of promising backs. Smith, a Navy veteran, rushed for 509 yards on 90 attempts last year and may be used as receiver and punter. Mitchell, a former Big Ten rush leader, returns from knee injury in 1956 to form a strong duo alongside Grothe Bonner Wallace Coleman and two sophomores Dejustice Coleman and Doug Wallace with potential later in the season.
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Illinois
Ray Eliot
Dale Smith
Bob Mitchell
Smith
Navy
Georgetown
Abe Woodson
Mitchell
Hot Springs
Ark
Bob
Doug Wallace
Elgin
Maroons
Dejustice Coleman
Slim O
Forrest City
Lincoln
Fred Conti
Sam Johnson
Ron Burton
Mark Johnston
Eddie Quinn
Big Ten
Jim Thompson
Jim Knowles
Ben Napolski
Cliff Peart
al Viola
Pallbearer Etiquette and Attire Questions
A reader asks who may serve as pallbearers. the answer says men who are close friends of the deceased, not immediate family. It also notes a divorced woman who remarried should attend a first mother-in-law’s funeral alone for propriety. A man who habitually pipes should remove it when speaking to a woman.
Northwestern's Starters Take Shape in Final Practice Weeks
Northwestern moves into two weeks of prep before the opener with Stanford in Palo Alto. Coach Ara Parseghian faces injuries that dim the lineup, notably guard Chuck Jerasa out with a broken foot. Sophomore quarterbacks Chip Holcomb and John Talley lead a spirited battle for the job, while the offense hopes improved passing boosts the running game anchored by Bob McKeiver and Willmer Fowler.
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Stanford
Palo Alto
Ara Parseghian
Chuck Jerasa
Parseghian
Chip Holcomb
John Talley
Dale Pienta
Jack Ellis
Wildcats
Bert Fredrick
Bob McKeiver
Fleet Willmer Fowler
Maine farmer seeks vacation of contempt sentence
Hasselman of 481 E Touhy faces a 10 day sentence for contempt over a zoning violation at his Maine township farm. His attorney John R Sullivan will ask September 26 to vacate the commitment after all 40 trailers and shacks were removed or relocated to adjoining property tied to an O'Hare expansion site. Judge Millett ordered the original commitment September 12. Hasselman has been free on $1000 bond.
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CNS
Alvin Hasselman
Maine
Hasselman
E. Touhy
DeKalb
Ross E. Millett
Cook County
Millett
Touhy Ave
Wolf Rd
Arlington Motors Appointed Edsel Dealer for Arlington Heights
Arlington Motors Inc was appointed Edsel dealer for Arlington Heights Friday. The appointment names Arlington Motors as the authorized seller of Edsel vehicles in the community.
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Arlington Motors, Inc
Arlington Heights
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